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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1968

Page

8

Carbondale Poet Mack Martin Warns of Locked Doors

Carbondale writer Mack Martin, 25, discusses race, unity, and power in poems like The Present Darkness and The Dialogue. He critiques Negro separatism and white liberal rhetoric, links Black Power to economic independence, and warns that society is close to doors not opening, especially after the Poor People’s March.

Roger Hughes Southern Illinois Bryant Milton Poe Shakespeare Mack Martin Carbondale Martin America Land Washington South Congress Uncle Tom Illinois Detroit Mich Black Earth

Carved statue found by Royaltaer collector in old Alto Pass set

John Reams of Royalton finds a hand carved statue among items bought from locals clearing an older home. The piece stands just under a foot tall with no identifying marks and has potential value. Readers with insights may write to Reams care of General Delivery Royalton.

John Reams Royalton Alto Pass Reams

Martin on the road with mule train toward Resurrection City

Martin, born in 1948 in Charleston Mississippi, travels with a mule train from the Southern states toward Resurrection City in Washington DC as part of the Poor People’s March. He lives in Carbondale with wife Joan Greer and six children and is a SIU student.

Mack Martin Resurrection City Washington, D.C Charleston Miss Carbondale Attucks High School Martin SIU Southern Illinois University Jackson - Williamson Community Action Agency Joan Greer Terrance Marcus Valery John Christopher Dianna

Springfield seminar on citizen police evaluation program

California criminologist Gordon Misner told Springfield businessmen that police chiefs may resist scrutiny and that a soft approach is best. He urged confidential access to records and warned grand juries only as a last resort, while stressing broader social aims in the state chamber of commerce led program.

Robert E. Hartley Lindsay-Schaub Springfield California Gordon Misner School of Criminology University of California, Berkeley State Chamber of Commerce Misner Law and Order Chambers of Commerce, Business and Law Enforcement United States State Chamber Chamber Board of Directors Chambers of Commerce Illinois

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