King Leaves Negro March In Mississippi Walkout
Civil rights marchers press on toward Jackson as Dr Martin Luther King Jr is absent from the highway display amid cold winds and police survelllance. James Meredith continues his 225 mile walk from Memphis to Jackson to urge voting registration while Aubrey Norvell stands charged in his shooting.
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March to Protest Shooting of Meredith in San Antonio
A San Antonio protest march plans to gather at the city and rally, then move north on Floresta and east toward the Alamo to condemn the ambush of civil rights leader James Meredith. The event, led by local officials and NAACP affiliates, will include a 2 p.m. gathering and a post-march meeting at the Alamo with nonviolent demonstrations nationwide.
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Second Bear Is Killed In New Jersey
In Pottersville a 150 pound black bear was shot by farmer Ray Herzog after frightening his 11 year old niece. Earlier in late May another bear, a 250 pound dark brown animal, was killed by police in Bergen County following a sporadic chase.
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