Kennedy Shot In California Victory Speech
Senator Robert F Kennedy was shot moments after a California victory speech at the Ambassador Hotel. Surgeons fought to remove a .22 slug from his brain as five others were wounded and the gunman was captured. President Johnson ordered protection for major candidates as the nation mourned.
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Editors View on Freedom Leaders and Racial Justice
A reflective piece chronicles Lincoln, Kennedy, King, Johnson, and RFK as icons who advanced minority rights amid opposition. It argues ongoing struggle against segregation and calls out officials resisting desegregation while warning the fight for freedom continues beyond the era discussed.
Thomas County Leaders Criticize Board of Education Decision
Thomas County Negro leaders express disappointment over the school board’s rejection of the duel system and its stance toward federal policy. They warn of harm to both White and Black children and note potential losses around 400 000 dollars as they await the board’s next plan.
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Leaders react to Kennedy assassination attempt remarks
Local leaders respond with shock and concern over the Kennedy assault. Mayor Lilly, Rep Oglesby, Dr Malone and others decry violence and urge reflection on politics and national direction amid calls for moral renewal.
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Retired Thomas County educators honored in community program
A retirement program at Magnolia High School honors Gladys Chappell Jeannes Curriculum Director and Richard Brown principal of South Coolidge Elementary. Speakers include Dr. H E Tate and multiple local leaders praise their dedication to students, church, and education.
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