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v -\\ U.iii-Sd Lawrence Dunn.
f j, js«in of \\■•!';»is Dunn, t»OS I
VAtfin Sir* fl. lias proven to t>«*
a top n ■’<*' tn. His number of
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before and he i> fast approach- i
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Man Gets 10 Yrs.
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: Ki , iy.r.'.■ .ix homes-, should
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reduced their hatching egg
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C .-'•is ii.-.id water better than
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Dr. J. H. Jackson Case; i
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Group Os Baptist Pastors
Say Convention Was Right
WASHINGTON. D. ( Last
week a group of Baptist pastors |
formed a “D. C Committee Sup- i
porting the Convention" with Rev. !
C H. Hamilton, pastor of Creator |
Nmv Hope Baptist Church as j
chairman.
The Committee was voluntarily !
organized by a number of minis- i
tors after alleged charges of un~ J
lawfully holding office were
brought, against the National Bap- j
!>,■« BiUs
Therefore being justified
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list Conventions president. Dr. J.
H. Jackson of Chicago.
Rev. Hamilton said, “We fee!
a duty to our constituency and
the public io correct the mis
leading information about the
sitting of our fCth Annual Ses
sion in Louisville, Ky. We met
in one of our most significant j
Sessions in the history of the
Convention “
He continued. “Our convention
took a stand for unifying si! A
merican Baptist, bodies, the Edu
cational Board contributed more
than ever before, and for the first
time we had two southern Gover
nors to address our messengers
ar.d promised to move forward and
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the case of civil rights.”
When asked about the disorder
at the Sessions, the Rev. Mr. Ham-
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THE CAROLINIAN
| ilton said, 'We had five davs of
| constructive and orderly sessions
i save for about 30 minutes on
) Thursday when a disgruntled rem
nant attempted physically to take
over the Convention. They were
removed from the Session and
there was no more disorder.”
The Washington leader slated
that many people did not know
that once the convention officially
opened those who tried to Impede
the progress at the Sessions were
not against Dr. Jackson, but were
and still are against the convention.
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“We who appreciate forward j
leadership, and Dt Jackson has j
given the most outstanding in the !
Convention’s history, support the I
administration of Dr. Jackson. Wc I
supported his ruling as presiding
officer when the question us j
asked about tenure. We believe his i
tulip# to he correcl ii dial our 1
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14, 195?
j constitution has no effective ten
ime We believe his ruling to be !
correct in that our constitution ha-, j
!no effective tenure, amendment. ;
I This view was shared by more I
than five thousand messengers j
i present at Louisville."
Commenting on the election of I
, Dr Jackson, Rev. Hamilton .-.aid. j
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"Out president was elected by ac
clamation on the first day of the
Session which war wholly lavtu*.
Being r I<>< i- <i by aceUunatjwh c
dccideiy nolhine new t > p-npii?
from where I stood, personally, it
seemed that, almost every nvssen
;;er at flu Convent ion voter **' •• •
Dr, Jack son.