Tragic Mississippi Summer Volunteers Denounced and Honored
In Jackson and across Mississippi the Mississippi Summer Project faced harsh official attacks and violent fear while supporters hailed it as progress. COFO moved to extend the program, noting voter registration and community education gains, despite bombings, hostility, and political opposition.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Deep South
Neshoba County
Council of Federated Organizations
COO
Stralitx
Woodlands
Calif
Stanford University
Tougalon College
COFO
Freedom Demcratic Party
Democratic Party
Lojo
Freddie Green
Greenwood
Magnolia
McComb
McCombe
Jackson Daily News
New York
Andrew Goodman
Mickey Schwerner
Meridian
James Chaney
Johnson
CIA
Allen Dulles
Dulles
Cong
Jimmy Travis
Staggering Jobless Toll for Negro Teens in 1984
A New York Times report cites government figures showing 24 percent of male Negro teens in the U S labor force were unemployed, with the rate among Negro teens twice that of white peers. The article traces persistent high unemployment since 1953 58 and links to unrest in Harlem Rochester Elizabeth and elsewhere.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Harlem
Rochester
Elizabeth
100 Miles an Hour Chase Through Chicago Suburbs
Chicago police charged Harry Vane son, 21, with speeding after a pursuit through Chicago and four suburbs at speeds up to 100 mph. Officers cited Hanson as saying he led another fast chase Thursday night before escaping and that he avoided a ticket because of a suspended license. He received a ticket.
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Chicago
Harry Vaneson
Hanson
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Mississippi Project School For
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