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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1971

Page

3

Angry White Protest Over Death Sparks Roiling Wilmington Clash

About 250 armed white demonstrators gathered at Hugh McRae Park in Wilmington after the shooting death of Dante I. Joya. Authorities said a black man, William Thomas McGhee, 30, turned himself in on murder charges. The unrest followed a month of neighborhood tensions, with carloads of whites patrolling the area and police seizing firearms. A school bus firebombed outside the city symbolized desegregation tensions, while several stations and warehouses suffered glass and water-damage from bomb blasts. Police reported sniper-fire and multiple arsons, as officers worked 12-hour shifts in protective gear.

Wilmington N.C Seaport Hugh McRae Park Dante Joyce William Thomas’ McGhee H. E. Williamson Joseph Mc Rogers Carolina Power and Light Co Farmville

Dallas Jail Riot Leaves One Dead After 34-Hour Battle

In Dallas County Jail 84 inmates on two floors clashed with deputies for 34 hours. One prisoner, Lawrence Edward Jackson, 36, died and Deputy Willie Raymond Reman, 50, suffered a heart attack. About five prisoners sustained scalp wounds. several deputies were bruised. Autopsy ordered for the dead man. The riot involved improvised weapons and structural damage. Sheriff Clarence Jones called the event the end of a period of patient negotiations.

Dallas Sheriff's Department Lawrence Edward Jackson Willie Raymond Reman Parkland Hospital Clarence Jones

Japanese Threat Forecast Critics Rise in Power Fears

Senator Barry Goldwater warned that Japan would become the world’s gravest military power and surpass the United States in modern systems, while The Arizona Republic cited his claim that Japan would pose greater US risk than the Soviet Union or China. In Austin, Jimmie Jon McCuan of Pasadena was noted by Gov. Preston Smith for appointment to the State Industrial Accident Board.

Kansas City Barry M. Goldwater Japan United States Soviet Union China Arizona Republican

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