TEAR GAS HURTS 4 IN N. C.
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“SHI” GOT “HEE” MAN—New York PtL Borer Peachey (right, dressed as a female) of the Tac
tical Patrol Force, displays knife and rasor taken from his prisoner, BseUamln Bowes, M (left), after the
latter's arrest on eharres es robbery and assault them October 6th. PtL Peachey oat an a bench near a
sobway «■*>«««« and the prisoner eat beside him and began to molest Be disguised peltrnman Bowles
reportedly took ft from Peachey’s woman’s pane and a rasor. Confronted with a leaded 48 plot si point
od at his head, the would-be robber rare op without a straggle. (CPI PHOTO).
Fort Bragg ’Trooper Who Ignored
‘Jump’ Order Is Found Not Guilty
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Bystanders
Injured By/
Gas Bomb
CHABOTTI —James Clinton, 18*
ye*r-okl local youth, waa treated
for an abrasion or burn on his left
elbow last Wednesday night after
a tear gas bomb was thrown into
a group of Negro teenagers by the
occupants of a passing automobile.
While yoang Clinton was be*
lag treated at the Charlotte Me*
mufiai yiiudfil | other vk*
Naa ware having their eyes
washed eat to dear away the
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Hundreds
To Greet
Mrs. King
According to officials at the Wo*
men’s Day commitee at first Bap
tist Church, a standing-room-only
audience is expected here Sunday
morning when Mrs. Coretta Scott
King, wife of the Rev. Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr., speaks at tha li
am. worship hour.
Mrs. King, who is in great de
mand as a spsaser, has also been
widely acclaimed as a concert sing
er.
(COWTPfCTP ON PAGE t)
State News
In Brief
Kxrccr eas scouts, parents
AT ‘CAJtFORET
The Rev. D. N. Howard, Sr, Wake
County Scout executive told The
CAROLINIAN Wednesday that
some 000 Boy Scouts. Explorers
and parents are expected to take
part n the "Fall Adventure Cam
poree,” to be held at the Tee Off
Country Club, Rock Quarry Road,
1.3 miles east of the city , on Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
The Bceets win hike from Ra
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meat waa defeetiwi Tha bid*
. Rice mm found guilty
! sssr- vaupas
gold ha ihouM-hara reported to
superiors the dedecttve canopy re
lease on his equipment. Rida M
appealing that verdict.
In his fight against the Charges,
Rice had the backing of Congress*
man Charles A. Vanik of Cleve
land. Rice Is from Cleveland. Van
ik said he became Interested in
the case after Rice explained his
plight to him.
Vanik explained that Rioe “was
offered the alternative of submit
ting no defense under the Army’s
Article 18.
“Under Article 15. Rice would
have had to assume that both
charges were valid and would have
had to take whatever punishment
was offered,” Vanik said. “But
since he felt he had a defense”
and had five witnesses to the de-
I Wallace To NC
DURHAM Segregationist
Governor George C. Wallace of
Alabama will apeak Sunday at
the Durham Memorial Stadium,
according to an announcement
made Monday by the Durham
County Citizens Connell, the
pautrlsg organisation.
The governor will hold • press
conference at 1 p.m., one hour
prior to hie 2 pun. address. The
stadium seats HJtl persons. Ac
cording to officials of the Coun
cil, “Only working representa
tives of news medio will be ad
mitted to the press conference.”
Temperatures next five days
Thursday throufh Monday wUI
average I to I degrees above nor
mal,little day to day changes with
cool nights and mild days, no pre
cipitation
carol™
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Rawls Motor Co.
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festive equipment charge, ha n
fuaed to be tried under Article 16.'
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‘Duck Race
Issue,', Nixon
Tells GOPs
CLEVELAND, O. (ANP)—Rich
ard M. Nixon who know* how to
lose a race for the Presidential
chair, thinks he now knows how
to put a Republican in the White
House in 1984.
His first suggestion te that the
Republican party, in which he
is still an important factor,
duck the civil rights issue. Just
pretend It doesn’t exist. He la
also convinced that the civil
righto taeue that threatens the
re-election at Kennedy is a
monster crested by the Presi
dent, himself.
He said so here last week in an
address before the National Metal
Trades association.
Disavowing any desire to com
pete against President Kennedy
again. Nixon said:
"I've had my chance, and it’s
time to give someone else a
chance”, he said. “My role will be
to make a few speeches, write a
few articles, and try to unite the
warring factions after the Sen
Francisco convention.”
In discussing civil rights, he
showed particiular concern,
test “turn* out to be North against
test “tursn out to be North against
South or blacks against whites, it
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Bin FROM THEM
I Wade’* Ante Sale*
FAGB •
colonial Stores
! R E. Quinn Furniture Co
| King Cote Motel
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AAP Stores
Consumer Credit Co.
PAM M
Carolina Banders, toe
; Warner Marne rials
Dillon Motor Finance
Udgeway** Opticians, toe. __
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Urtrlr Theatre
Cnolina Fewer A Light Co.
PACT U
CoasaUdatad Credit Cory.
W. T. Grant
■eOlg-Lsvlac
I Joy * American GriU
Daereuic Service Center
! Jeffrey** Grocery
i Capitol Bargain Store
Daniels’ Clothing Store
Shoe Mart
IPACT M
l Salatgh Ba*h**n College
Bant General Tire Co
Capital Fuel Oil, Ice A Coal C.
Tire Salas A Service
Taylor Aadlo A Electrical Co.
JUa. Dynamiters Get 6 Mos.
the Carolinian
VOL. 11. WO. 50 RALEIOH, N. C„ SATURDAY. OCTOBER 19. 196] PRICE 15c
MAN IS BOUND OVER IN HIT-RUN HERE
Keynotes 20th State NAACP Confab:
WE'RE A WFULL Y TIRED
OF WAITING: HURLEY
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Secretary
Os Region
BT f. B. BARREN ” ’
CHARLOTTE ln her keynote
address Friday to the 30th An
nuel Convention of tbs North Car
olina Conference at ttoe National
Amodatlon for the Advancement
of Colored People (HAACP) Mrs
Ruby Hurley, Southeast NAACP
Regional Director, said. “The Ne
groes of the South are getting aw
fuly tired of waiting for their
equal rights as American citizens."
She added: “» seems that
the message has failed to get
through to thousands of
Southern whites who persist In
using peMee brutality, electric
cattle grade, fire bowse, heat
ings and mass arrests, in a fu
tile effort to stamp out the
hope and thrust for freedom
swelling in the breasts of col
ored people after a century at
supposedly emanclpation.”Ap
proximately 1,888 persons at
tended the S-day session.
Mrs. U. 8. Brooks, president of
the two-thousand-member Queen
City NAACP unit, presided over
the moss meeting at the Geth
semane AME Zion Church, Rev. F.
M. Allen, minister. Music was by
the church choir and invocation
Mr the Rev. J. A. White.
Charlotte’s Mayor Standford R.
Brookshire delivered official
greetings in which he urged that
the efforts of Negroes should be
channelled more Into the area of
negotiations rather than demon
strations as he depored either
“forced segregation or forced in
tegration." “Every citizen must
accept bis personal responsibil
ity”, the mayor said, “and that a
lone should be the criteria to
measure up to full citizenship.”
He expreumd the hope that
“Tour efforts wUI augment other
efforts (in Tarhedla) such as the
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Henderson
Challenges
Group
“Tbs complete elimination of job
discrimination because of race and
a greater acquisition of the skills
for technical employment by Ne
groes throughout the country must
be considered top priorities by all
who seek a stronger America,” de
clared Dr. V. W. Henderson at a
membership meeting of the Blood
worth Street YMCA on Tuesday
night
He was presented by C. N. Coble j
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Herbert Edmonds Well-Known ‘Thumber’, Retires
Herbert Edmonds, 80-year-old
“traveler by foot”, stopped in et
the offices of the CAROLINIAN
Friday morning to bid the staff
“farewell”.
“I’m finally retiring after many
yean as a thumber,” Mr. Edmonds
told members of the paper's edi
torial staff. He said be was return
ing to bis borne in Burlington after
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NAA CP’S MAIN SPEAKER Mr*. Ruby Hurley, regional secre
tary for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
People, is shown during a news conference In Charlotte, prior to de
livering the keynote address at the 20th Annual Convention of the
State NAACP there. See story this page. (UP! PHOTO).
Bite On Woman’s
Neck Is Expensive
Joseph Pitts of 808 S. Tarboro St.
indicated last week that he bit off
s little more than he could chew
when he put his teeth into the neck
of Mias Cassia Blalock, bit alleged
girl friend, on June 15.
Pitte* fate rested In toe head
at a Wake Superior Court judge
last Wednesday, and he was
'• believe lb*t the biting
yfk .aHct
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JoaEFri FITTS
. . . took expensive bite
traveling all 90 states and once all
the way to Hawaii by cattle boat.
It is believed that the death of
Mr. Edmonds' dog, “Buck”, prompt
ed his decision to quit the road.
“It is just too lonesome out there
without him”, he explained.
Edmond*' last trip across the
country was to visit the grave of
the little dog near Indianapolis,
episode was the most expensive
venture that he’ll over encount
er.
The defendant pleaded guilty
to chargee at assault with s
deadly weapon—his teeth and
was fined $M and costs at court
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Need For
‘Positive’
Acts Seen
DENVER —Whitney M. Young,
Ji., executive director of the Na
tional Urban League, Tuesday, Oct.
15. called on all “decent Americans
—and certainly those who are pub
lic officials" —to take positive and
affirmative action in support of the
civil rights struggle now being wag
ed in the United States.
Addressing the Conference at
the International City Manag
er*' Association, In session hers,
Mr. Yoang told the delegates
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Ind. “Buck" is buried on e hillside
there not far from where he was
struck by a car.
Edmonds has planted flowers on
the grave.
On that last trip. Edmonds went
on to Independence. Mo., and had
j his picture made with former Pres
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Birmingham
Trio Also
FinedSlOO,
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Two to-*
oal white mart, accused of Illegal
possession of dynamite during the
recent bombings here, received the
maximum sentences from a judge
Wednesday.
Recorder’s Court Judge Earl
Languor convicted Robert E.
Chambliss, 59, and John W.
Hail. S 5, both of the Binning
ham area, and sentenced both
to six months and fined them
0100 each.
The other white man held
was tried Tuesday and receiv
ed the same sentence and fine.
He was Charles Cagle, 22. of
nearby suburban Gardendale.
The three men. all with Ku
Klux Klan backgrounds, were ar
rested in the wake of several ra
cial bombings including one
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NEWS PHOTOS fi
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MIDGET LEADS L_ VIONSTRATORS TO JAIL A mass arrest
of >lB Negro demonstrators took place last week In Orangeburg, B.
C. Chief of the State Law Enforcement Division J. P. Strom, left, and
Chief at Police Harold Hail, center, along with Gilbert 7tanrmin.
the midget, wearing shades, are shown leading the group to JaiL Meet
of those arrested are students at South Carolina State College ■
Onn.fbur,. If I T'" l TO'
STATE FAIR I SOTRHAV sho.n h, an MtU rtsw «f Us.
North Carolina State fairgrounds. The Fair, which began jr 0-day
run Monday, to expected to attract over I million Tar Heels. Approxi
mately 500 thousand persons had already visited the Fair aLXARO
UNIAN press time. (UFI PHOTO).
Employer!
Cited As I
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Abettor
James Eugene Hill, B. ot dM
Cannon Street was charged Triday
In at least two hit-and-run un
dents on Smithfleld Street, one In
volving injuries to three persona.
After a perlim inary hearing in City
Court Tuesday, he was bound over
to Wake Superior Court for trial
on th# latter charge.
Hitt was arrested about 4 p.m..
aftef.he allegedly abandoned 4. rpd
pickup truck on the Old l Oamar
Read and lost a foot rtfm to Pa
trolmen Norman Artie. J
Injured la |be oedend oeeK
dent were throe M#tsr4ld U>
eat boys, Identified so Ptfflfef-
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