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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1966

Page

7

NAACP to Press U.S. Steel Over Jobs Access

NAACP leaders plan demonstrations at U S Steel facilities nationwide, targeting its southern Birmingham operation to push for better Negro advancement in the firm. Henry R Smith Jr cites tokenism in white collar postings, while Alabama NAACP chief John Nixon notes aim is opportunities not headcount. A separate Southern Christian Leadership Conference leader threatens a nationwide furniture industry boycott over discrimination in High Point North Carolina.

Pittsburgh UPI Say's Dent U.S. Steel Corp National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Birmingham Ala U.S. Steels Henry R. Smith Jr Pennsylvania Naacp Martin Luther King Jr Southern Christian Leadership Conference Sun Ralph Abernathy Montgomery High Point N.C U.S. Steel Smith U. S. Steel John Nixon Alabama Naacp Abernathy

Sees Race Trouble in 10 Areas

CORE head Floyd McKissick warned in a UPI interview that racial tensions could erupt into violence in ten major cities this summer. He named Washington Baltimore New York Philadelphia Chicago Newark Nui Cleveland Oakland Los Angeles and St. Louis and urged cities to address the Negro as the major problem before youths flood the streets.

Washington UPI Congress On Racial Equality CORE Floyd McKissick Baltimore New York City Philadelphia Chicago Newark Nui Cleveland Oakland Calif Los Angeles St. Louis U.s.news & World Report McKissick

Negro Home Bombed Hunts Two White Suspects

Baltimore police hunted two young white men after an explosion damaged the home of the sole Negro family on North Baltimore Street. The blast Sunday night shattered windows and roof shingles but left no injuries. A 11 year old girl Mary Alma McCoy saw a man exit a car and toss something on the porch before both suspects fled. The Scribers, an Aaron family of five, described the neighborly couple as well liked. John Scriber said he had moved into the home last fall and had no known enemies or civil rights activity.

Baltimore Milea Baltimore Street William T. Bell Iri Mary Alma McCoy John Scriber Bell Scriber

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