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Nashville council member's home damaged by hazardous material
A hazardous material attack damaged the home of a Black Nashville City Council member and his wife, who escaped injury. Police suspect a passing car hurled the substance tearing a hole in the front, shattering windows at a nearby medical college, and injuring others during related clashes spilling into Savannah's city streets. The council member, active in civil rights actions, vowed to continue his fight against segregation despite threats.
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Nashville
Alexander Loaby
Attirney
Loaby
National Associa’ Tion For the
Dor
Savannah
Georgia
Melvin Bryan
Parke
Allen Louis. Johnson
Negra
Alrow
A. Negro
S. Kress & Co
Benjamin B. White Jr
Savannah State
Cakeze
Marvin Crumpton
Harry S
Truman
Thlace
N.Y
South