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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1966

Page

2

Meredith Armed Hike May Be Next for James Meredith

James Meredith pledges to return armed if necessary as civil rights marches resume near Memphis and New York. A three mile walk from a Memphis church to a hospital where Meredith was treated follows reports of mistreatment. Meredith, weakened from blood loss, plans rest before returning South, while leaders including King CORE and SNCC members vow to join a renewed silent march toward Bowid Hospital.

Sanatoria Miss James H. Meredith Mississippi Memphis New York Meredith Howld Hospital U.S. 51 James Farmer Congress of Racial Equality Martin Luther King Floyd McKissick Stokeley Carmichael King Southern Christian Leadership Confere McKissick CORE Carmichael Student’ Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Pet Metropolitian Baptist Church Bowid Hospital Mary Jane la Guardia South

Peking Sees Largest Purge As Cultural Revolution Looms

In Tokyo dispatch the Peking People s Daily calls current dissident purges unprecedented and signals a new great leap forward. It links the cultural revolution to sweeping economic and political overhaul, echoing past aims with a harsher scale.

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High Court Upholds Landlord Right to Evict Negro Tenant

The California Supreme Court ruled 6-2 that Crawford Miller could evict a Black tenant from a single family dwelling in a North Sacramento case. The decision clarifies that Proposition 14, invalidated earlier, does not apply to this eviction and underscores private landlord rights in housing. The court reaffirmed the May 10 ruling on the broader constitutional issues while reversing in this specific instance.

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