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QUADRUPLETS MAKE DEBUTS Looking at his four daugh
ter* born in Chicago last week is Bernard Harris, 23, shown on the
led. His wife, Mrs. Delores Harris, 19, gave birth to these four health*
girls, shown with nurses. Odds are 780,06 to 1 in quadruplet births
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1 CATHOLIC NUNS DEMONSTRATE—Nuns from a Catholic high
in Chicago are shown above participating in picketing at Log
oi* University’s Lewis Towers last week. The group protested alleged
djasstmination against Negro Catholic women by the housing facility
«t Loyola. •
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Mrs. Autherine Lucy Foster, key figure in University of Alabama
integration ease several yean ago, is shown In left photo abovo with
her new-born twins, a boy and » girl, born loot week in Houston, Tex
as. On the right is Prince Otoukere NJaka of Nigeria and Ms bride,
the former Miss Linda F. Lee, of Downey, Calif., who were married
last week. They will return to Nigeria in 196* when the prince eons-
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Mbs Joyce Bordensve, IS, is shown at left being canted away
from road leading to Jones Beach in New York last week after dem
onstrating. On the right, Harold Trent is shown holding hi* daughter
Claudia, 8, just before being carried off roadway at same beach on
July «th.
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ATTEND “SUMMIT” Leaders and heads of six national Negro
trgaaixations meet at New York’s Hotel Commodore July 2nd. where
they plan a "nation-wide campaign” in support of President Ken
nedy's civil rights legislation. Shown are (left to right): John Lewis,
Student Non-Violent Co-Ordinating Committee; Whitney Young, Jr.,
National Urban League; A. Phillip Randolph. Brotherhood of Sleep
ing Car Porters, and National Negro Labor Congress. Dr. Martin La
ther King. Jr.. Southern Christian Leadership Council; James Farm-
Sh Congress of Racial Equality; and Roy Wilkins, NAACP. (ALL A
■VE ARE UPI PHOTOS).
Man Held In $6,000 Theft
fCINSTON Prank Pegue is now
in .tee Lenoir County jaiL nursing
a JkQoulder wound, w here, he hqs
a ehance to thi-ik through the-de
h du that landee him there.
Oiyde Kennard, Victim Os Bias, Dies Os Cancer In 111.
CHICAGO lANPt Oat of the
, mwt tragic civil fights stories end
ti. here sigmfically on Independ
ence Day. July 4. when Clyde Ken
nard. 36, died of cancer in Billings
Koapitel.
Burned from a possible earlier
He was toe object of a search to
find the man who is said to have
pulled a $6,000 robberty, at toe
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deatje, in a Mississippi jail cell
through the efforts of Comedian
Dick Gregory, Kennard. a one time
University of Chicago student, sac
: ificed his‘life in an attempt to in
tegrate the University of Southern
Mississippi. _ ■ a
D. C. MARCH SET
The Carolinian
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VOL. 21, NO. 37 RALEIGH, N. C.. SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1963 -PRICE Isc
NO CLUES IN LOCAL
CROSS BURNING CASE
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Anton fl The Greats:
Mays Steals Show
Mystery
Surrounds
Incident
The recent cross burning, st the
home of Mrs. Ethel Green, lilt S.
Person Street, has set oft mixed e
motions here in Raleigh.
Mrs. Greene weuld Mke far
(the entire matter to be fergot
ten. while seme relatives sad
friends feel that ths presence sf
a white couple, ta the home, b
net toe sewduelve to her well
being. There era ethers who
feel that there will be ne mare
incidents and that all will be
well.
The incident took an internation
al status when a local photographer
for United Pram Internation, at
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Boy, 6,
Drowns
In River
Harvey Pulley. Jr., six-year-old
resident of 106 N. Carver Street
here, drowned in the swirling wat
ers of the Nouse River Sunday af
ternoon whan ho and other mem
bers of Ms family were an an out
ing at a spot sometimes railed "Ra
leigh Beach.” located about throe
mile* east of this city.
Pulley's bedy wee putted fram
the muddy waters es the river
about throe hours after bo bad
disappeared. Hb death was the
ice end drowning in Wake Ce.
waters In leas than a week.
Aaron Montague, 14-year-etd
resident es the Knigbtdale area,
was drowned last Thursday af
ternoon In a farm pend. Beth
boys wsre Nsgroos.
The smell whirlpool where the
body was discovered, near the Mil
bum ie Mill, was searched by the
Raleigh Rescue Squad for almost
two hours before his body wss
found. Strong currents had wssh
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State News
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Briefs
NAB THREE WITH SAFE
MAYODAN Three persons
from Greensboro' were arrested
here last weekend and charged with
stealing a safe containing $1,200
from s local variety store. Officers
became suspicious at the sight of
the car perked elongride a reed a
bout J a. m, searched toe vehicle
and discovered the safe in the
trunk. The safe was taken fram
the Park and Shop Variety Store
earlier in toe night. Arrested were:
Charles W. Mayo, 38; Me brother,
Theodore Roosevelt Mayo. 27; and
their female companion, Mb* Do
rothy Baker. 21 All were jailed in
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“WE ASK FOR JUSTICE" sign b carried away along with Its
owner oo passive demonstrator b hauled from road near entrance to
Jones Beach. Long bland. New York, aa July 4. The unidentified
picket woe protecting the refusal of Long Island’s Park Commission
to hira more Negroes and Puerto Ricans. (UPI PHOTO).
White Cleric Accepts
Call To Va. Church
RICHMOND, Va. The incllna
tion of Rev. Robert W. Hare to
‘go into oil the world and preach
the gospel’ must have been an Im
pelling factor In his accepting the
call to pastor the First Presbyteri
an Church her*.
The Rev. Hare b a white min
ister from Raleigh and Is be
lieved to have received * good
Indoctrination to serve congre
gations es any race, in view of
the feet that he ha* been the sn
ip white member es the Cap*
Fear Presbytery In to*'Cataw
ba Synod, which embraces the
Negr* churches es North Caro
lina end southern Virginia
He preached Mb first sermon
Sunday morning and conducted ho
Chief Os Police Denies
Violence Reports In N. C.
WILL LAMS TON Lloyd Banka
chief of police here, Tuesday after
noon disputed the claim of Golden
Frinks, a Negro leader, that ‘'seri
ous violence” was narrowly avert
ed Monday night during an anti
segregation demonstration.
Sea* 28$ Negroes staged an
orderly demonstration Monday
night, walking to pair* and
staging freedom song* on the
stops of City Han for a boat M
■taste* white white by (tend
ers allegedly watched.
The chief said. “We've got the
situation well in hand" when asked
m a 13-ysar-eM ysstb'i testi
msy that Ksmurd paid him
I* ataal ihs chicken teed.
Kcsinard had served two years of
tba p—tww when he waa released
_ (comnrom m rsot o
ly communion. He is said to hsve
been well received and It Is believ
ed that he will have a successful
pastorate at the church.
He comes here after serving aa
assistant coordinator of religious af
fair* at North Carolina State Col
lege. Raleigh. He is a native of
Pittsburgh. Ps.. and was graduated
ftom Penn State College and Me-
Cormlck Theological Seminary of
Chicago. He was ordained in 1902
First Presbyterian ts affiliated
with the Presbyterian Church, U.
S. A., northern division. Hia denom
ination has expressed deep concern
in making brotherhood work and
his acceptance is believed to be one
of the first signs of the church's de
sire to make this a reality.
for comments on s telegram sent to
North Carotins Governor Terry
Sanford, urging him to intervene
to prevent an outbreak of violence.
Banks said he had not asked for
assistance and does not plan to.
Ft-inks admitted sending the ap
peal to Sanford. Frinks is a field
secretary for the Southern Christ
ian Leadership Conference.
In Raleigh. the governor’s of
fice said that Frink • telegram
bad been received, bat that the
governor had no comment on
It.
Frink's telegram informed San
ford that “an unruly mob of aeveral
hundred jeering white surrounded
tbo marchers, kicked some, burned
some with cigarettes and serious vi
olence was only averted with the
arrival on the scene of local police
officers.
Frink informed Sanford that the
local police force is not equipped
to handle a mob of the size and
temperment of the one Monday
tCOMTiniEP OH FAGS t)
August 28
‘Marching’
Date Set
NEW YORK (ANP) August 38
was selected as the date for the
controversal massive march on
Washington in aupport of Presi
dent Kennedy's civil rights pack
age and a 11,806.000 drive will bS
launched to continue the fight for
civil rights, it was decided here
•nst week.
At the seme time, the summit
meeting of the nation's civil right*
leaders was informed that more
than 100 civic, labor and religious
organizations hsve agreed to sup
port the Washington demonstra
tion expected to be the largest In
the nation’s Msory.
T-p loaders from seven major
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Parents
Ask For
Jim Crow
CONCORD School integration
is said to have taken an about
face here Monday when 10 Negro
parent* are said to have appeared
before the Cabarrus County School
Board and asked that aegregat'on
be continued, that the crowded con
dition in so-called Negro school*
be remedied by the building of
another-such achool.
The segregated-minded pa
rents arf.„ alleged to hsve told
the School Board that thetr ap
pearance waa due to a survey
made by them. In which it waa
found that 338 parents wanted
the schools to remain segregat
ed.
They asked that a new high
school be built In the vicinity of
t h e Shankletown Elementary
School, on highway 39 The propo
sal became more confusing when
the report disclosed that six pa
rent* even wanted to continue send
ing the high school students, from
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NAACP Ends
54th Annual
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Convention
CHICAGO. 11l James H Me
redith. pioneer Negro student at
the University of Mississippi; Chi
cago Mayor Richard J. Daley; and
the Rev J H Jackson, president,
of the National Baptist Convention,
created much friction at the 54tb
annual convention of the National
Association for ihe Advancement
of Colored People which waa held
here last week
Mayor Daley and the Rev. Jack
son were booed and jeered off the
rpeakers' platform Thursday. July
4. by more than 100 chanting, ugn
cerrying demonstrators, some of
them, white and some wearing beat
nik beards Daley and Jackson
were attempting to issue welcomes
to an estimated 13.000 persons as
s«mbled at Chicago'* lakefront
Grant Park Dr Jackson is pastor
of this city's Olivet Baptist Church
Roy Wilkins, executive secre
tary of the NAACP. was also
heckled. The demonstrations,
according to one source, were
expression* of Impatience ever
the slow pace of integration.
They shouted at Wilhibs.
"Black or white, if you ain’t
with os, you've get "
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Fred L. SHuttlesworth, former official of the Southern Christian Lead
ership Conference of Alabama, to shown above addressing several
thousand Negro pirkets prior to a mass demonstration in Danville.
Va., hut week. The pickets later spread over downtown Danville pro
testing segregation at City Hall and in business places. Many persona
have been arrested In the racially-tense Virginia eity. (UPI PHOTO).
Freed On Morals Charges,
Woman Still Wants Trial
A 38-year-old Benson white wo
man, charged with prostitution, in
sisted last week in City Court on
a trial after the charges were dis
missed against her and a 82-year
old Negro bellhop, Linwood Car
rington, 513 S. Wilmington Street.
Assistant Judge Kenneth Wooten
told the woman. Mis* Elsie Me-
Lamb, who was arrested at the Park
Central Hotel, that the prosecuting
witness, George V. Morgan, has
left North Carolina. •
The wemail replied. "Well,
eon 1 g* bock t* 101 l and wait
until he shews up to have- a
btoir She rentoeided that «he
bad beaa fa lady »crimed by
Morgan and wanted a trial to
" clear bar name.
Officer* were sent by City Court
Friday, the day of toe trial, to the
place where Morgan was employed,
but were Informed there that he
Willie Breaks Own Records
As National League Wins
CLEVELAND, Ohio —Amazing
Willie Mays, star center fielder for
the San Francisco Giants, by steal
ing two base* In the 34th Annual
All-Star Baseball Game, and scor
ing two runs, also stole the show
while competing among soma of
baseball's moat Illustrious names,
Tuesday.
Mays drove In two runs, scored
twice and stole two bases for the
favored National League team
which emerged victorious by a
score of S-3.
Some 44,180 petrons booed the
New York Yankee contingent on
the losing American League team.
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W EATHER
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Temperature! Thursday through
Monday will averate 3 to 7 de
grees below normal, temperature*
remaining below normal most of
the Ume with temperatures to ap
proach normal Sunday and Mon
day. Showers or rain about Satur
day. will avarags about one-half
Inch.
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had gone to West Virginia. Accord
ing to law, he cannot be forqgd to
return to testify against Mis# Me-
Lamb.
Carrington was charged with
aiding and abetting prostitution.
These charges were also not press
ed for lack of a prosecuting wit
ness.
Solicitor Robert Hedrick and
Judge Wooten advised the woman
that if Morgan shauld return to the
state, the case would be reopened
She was alao advised that her
pnly other recourse weald be to
file civil charges against Morgan.
. - "I’ve never been see used of
anything like this before." aha
said. "I went eay I haven't
made mistakes aa any human
has. but I a net guilty as this,"
she concluded
Efforts to locate Carrington for
his version of the incident by The
CAROLINIAN proved fruitless.
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Deluxe Hotel
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U instead Or or try A Transfer CW
Acme Realty Co.
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Tenser's Tire Service, tec.
Hills. Inc.
•affaio Battery Shop
Lowe’s
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