Fake broadcast tied to King murder spurs conspiracy talk
A Memphis police report broadcast after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was shot suggested a murder conspiracy, prompting FBI and police to examine whether one or more individuals involved. Officials described the false tip as part of ongoing investigation into the crime and its handling.
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Dr King followers plan to carry on poverty march
In Atlanta the late King’s successor Ralph Abernathy said SCLC would push the Poor People’s Campaign to Washington, delaying the Washington march two weeks and resuming a Memphis stop to press for jobs and income. King’s widow joins Washington plans as leaders seek unity and nonviolence.
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California State Colleges form minority task force
San Francisco California State College system chancellor Dr Glenn S Dumke announced a special eight man task force to review the system disadvantaged student program for racial minorities. Led by Dr Leo Cait the group aims to boost minority admissions and faculty representation amid calls for broader action after Dr Martin Luther King Jr s assassination. Trustees have begun steps to raise the quota for disadvantaged admissions and consider appointing minority candidates to leadership posts.
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Riots Debate Sparks Senate Clash Over Action
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the Senate will not stage a show of urgency without real legislation to solve racial unrest. Mayor Lindsay urged swift action, while Sen. Okla pressed for immediate measures. The commission proposed federal programs to create jobs, aid housing, and curb segregation.
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