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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 2003

Page

5

Baton Rouge Bus Boycott Captures Early Civil Rights Momentum

In June 1953 Baton Rouge blacks shunned city buses for four days, a flash protest that helped seed the modern civil rights movement. MLK Jr studied the tactics ahead of Montgomery, while lawyer Johnnie A. Jones defended the struggle at the Old State Capitol, recalling threats and the fight for equal seating.

Odessa Baton Rouge Southern University Jessica Gray Elaine Miller Raby Gerri John-Louis Raby Almenia Freeman Freeman John Louis Martin Luther King Jr Montgomery Alabama Louisiana Marc Sternberg Sternberg Princeton University Johnnie A. Jones Shepherd Old State Capitol Jones

Boy’s body found after flood near Blewett Falls Dam

An eight year old boy, Camron Barfield, was found downstream about 15 miles from the site where he and his father and two others were swept to their deaths by Hardy Creek floodwaters. The high water was caused by storms that prompted widespread flooding in surrounding states.

Norwood N.C Camron Barfield Blewett Falls Dam Vaughn Rummage Norwood Rural Fire and Rescue Department Camron Kenny Barfield Hardy Creek Kentucky West Virginia San Bernardino Calif Las Vegas Tanya Hadden Hadden

Pilot error blamed for F-15C collision during Nevada training

Air Force investigators said two F-15C Eagles collided over the Nevada desert during a training exercise due to one pilot not coordinating flight paths. Captain Matthew Zamiska ejected after a simulated shot, his aircraft worth 31 million dollars destroyed. Maj. Steve Early returned to Nellis AFB. damage to his jet estimated at 480 thousand dollars. Zamiska's commander will decide on discipline. The accident occurred about 65 miles northeast of the base. no serious injuries reported.

Las Vegas Nevada Desert Air Force Nellis Air Force Base Matthew Zamiska Zamiska Maj Steve Early Lori Dockendorf

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