March 22 mailman trek to White House and open letter
A Baltimore to White House walk with a letter to President Kennedy is recounted. The author plans an April 20 protest walk from Chattanooga to Jackson to deliver letters to Governor Barnett and publicly oppose segregation. He cites interstate travel rights and urges peaceful protest and federal support.
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Cross Examination Of Jungle Gem Continued From Last Testie
Subpoenas and signatures come under questions as the witness explains who signs subpoenas and what information was available. The dialogue probes memory of Shelton names Reston’s NYT piece and whether the witness told reporters he did not know subpoenas had been issued.
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