Fr Groppi vows no end to Milwaukee marches
Milwaukee priest Fr James E Groppi says open housing protests will continue until the city achieves open occupancy, defending the movement as nonviolent and criticizing clergy for not preaching social justice. He rejects quitting despite feuds and cites repeated open housing defeats by the Common Council.
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Wilkins condemns Negro separatists in national speech
NAACP president Roy Wilkins warned during a Sunday address that separatists seeking a separate black society threaten progress. He argued cooperation with whites is essential, saying world history shows a trend toward togetherness and a separate black economy would defy that course.
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Episcopal leader calls for 3 million yearly fund drive
The U S Episcopal Church faces a pivotal general convention as Bishop John E Hines urges 3 million annually for three years to aid Negroes. About 2 million would come from general revenues and 1 million from fundraising. The plan tests the House of Bishops and House of Deputies amid debates on abortion, Vietnam, and church unity.
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Toledo Negroes Protest Housing
About 400 marchers including some whites walked from Central Catholic High School to Toledo Woodward High School where crowds swelled to 800 for a rally. Rev. Garnett Phibbs called the defeat of Toledo’s open housing referendum a sign of racism, urging residents to wake up as tensions rise after the open housing law was rejected 54,000 to 22,000.
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