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REMOVED BODILY An unidentified white women demon*
rirmtor from the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), 1« taken bodily
from a housing tract by Torrance, California police last week. She
was one of 150 demonstrators, including Academy Award-winner
Marlon Branlo, picketing the rite to protest alleged racial discrimi
nation. Thirty-three persons were arrested on charges of trespassing.
Brando was not among those arrested. (CPI PHOTO).
Four Get
In Check
Pmt Raleigh men began serv
ing sentences Sunday ranging
tttm two to 88 man the far fraud
r lMnr obtaining State unemplpy
t menr benefits. i
Wmh
Nabbed In
Asheboro
ASHEBpRO C. J. Invett, po
lice chief here, said he arrested
four Negroes and four white youth
Tuesday in connection with an in
cident last Saturday night in which
four whites were wounded slightly
by shotgun blasts.
Hie chief said- the fear Ne
groes are charged with engag
ing in an affray- in which a—
deadly weapon was used, and
tee whits bays will face raps
of disorderly conduct. The 8
remained unidentified.
Lovett also said that eleven per
sons, including one Negro, had
been arrested in a crackdown on
loiterers.
The four white youths were in-..
jured Saturday night when a shot
over 100 white persons gathered in
gun discharged near a crowd of
front of a recently integrated mo
vie theatre.
Seme white youths Jeered at
a car containing five Negroes,
police reported. The shotgun is
said to have discharged as a
group of white youths ap
proached tee Negroes who stop
ped their ear shoot one Mock
away.
Asheboro's city council is expect
ed to consider this week propose i
ordinances pertaining to street
gatherings.
Preliminary hearings are sched
uled for all of the accused on Aug
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Meredith
Graduates
August 18
OXFORD, Miss. <ANP>—James
H. Meredith, the first Negro to
enroll in the University of Mis
sissippi. Is slated to graduate Aug.
18, thus becoming the first of his
race to be awarded a degree from
the 115-year-old university.
Meredith. 39, who is sched
uled to receive a bachelor's
legree hi political science, said
he had every intention of
picking up his diploma in per
(CONTINUED* ON PAGE 2)
Police Alert FBI, Armv As Crisis Worsens
CHICAGO (ANP) - Ai « racial
crisis in Chicago's Englewood sec
tion worsened, Chicago police alert
ad the Federal Bureau of Investiga
tion and the sth Army Headquar
ters in the event that local author!-
Hag Olid flffiftanr*
Terms
Frauds
The men ware identified as
Wilbert Junior Am arson, 16,
who received 16 meaUts; Bob- 4
by Louis Amerson, 80, two
i. months; belle Jones McLeod,
fit months; and Cloe Ervin
Sanders, 28 monthsT
Boby and Wilbett Amerson,
brothers, reside aft 709 Car
roll’s Alley; Sanders gave his
address as Jl9 Cannon Ave
nue; and BffLeod lives at 10-
14 Nassau Btreet.
- The 4 were ordered by Justice
of the Peace J. E. Marshbum to
pay either a S2O fine or serve a
30-day sentence op each count
held against them. The trials
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 2)
Ridicule,
Arrests Top
Race Front
NAACF HEAD MADE
TO HAUL GARBAGE
CLARKSDALE, Miss. P.ve Ne
gro teenagers were jailed here re
cenly after they staged a sit-in
demonstration at a Walgreens
Drug Store.
The five were charged with tres
passing. and held under $2Ol bail
each. They joined 85 other Negroes
behind bars, arrested during several
days of protests here.
Included among tease in jail
Is Dr. Aaron Henry, Btate NA
ACP President, who Is being
forced to work on a city garb
age truck. James Jones s
field secretary from the Student
Nonviolent Coordinating Com
mittee (SNCC), said demonstra
tions would continue.
BAIL REACHES $40,000
IN DELTA VOTE CASES
GREENWOOD, Miss. Bail for
M Negroes arrested here and in
nearby Itta Bena has reached over
$40,000.
Thirteen men and 4 women held
in Parchman Penitentiary have SSOO
and $750 bails. Forty-seven men and
women, now in LeFlore County
jail are under the same bail, also.
ALBANY WOMAN CONVICTED
AFTER 40 DAYS IN JAIL
ALBANY, Ga. Field secreta
ries for the Student Nonviolent Co
ordinating Committee reported last
week that a 20-year-old Albany
mother was convicted of "destroy
ing public property” after she spent
40 days in jail awaiting trial, and
was then returned to jail pending
another Grand jury charge.
SNCC worker Barbara Schwartz
baum said today that Mrs. Lannie
Mae Thrower, mother of two chil
dren, was returned to jail on a
Grand Jury charge of "assault with
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 2)
The trouble was sparked when
two Negro families moved intq
previously all-white blocks in the
arga, located on the city's south
west side The Incident has been
described as one of the city's worst
racial outbreaks in at least two
MAN ACCUSED IN RAPE OF
WIFE’S 12-YR.-OLD GIRL
ESC Gyp Nets Road Terms
The Carolinian
VOL. 21, NO. 41 ~ RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1963 PRICE 13c
Chapel Hill Mayor Issues Order
Jim Crow Banned
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PICKETS HOLD TIGHT Pickets hang onto chain and crane’s
unloading gear atop cement blocks in Brooklyn, N. Y. The blocks were
about to be removed from a truck at construction site of Downs tate
Medical Center there last week. The demonstrators were protesting
the alleged segregation in hiring for public - financed construction
projects. (UPI PHOTO).
Youth, 14, Admits Brutal
Slaying Os Medic’s Wife
WILSON Word reached The
CAROLINIAN early this week
that Ronald P. McGee, a hefty
Opportunity
Conference
Announced
WASHINTON, D. C. Vice-
President Lyndon "B. Johnson an
nounced this- week that an Equal
Employment Opportunity Regional
Conference will be held in Detroit,
Michigan, August 15.
Hobart Taylor, Jr, executive
vice-chairman of the Committee
and an attorney in Detroit before
he joined the federal government,
will participate in the conference.
Abe participating will be
(CONTINUED ON PAGE 2)
years.
| In one of the more serious inci
dents following three consecutive
nights of rock throwing by whites,
four, youths Thursday night fired
shots from a ear through the win
dow of a tavern in the area.
North Carolina ’s Leading Weekly
14-year-old youth residing In New
Jersey, hog confessed to the bru
tal strangulation-slaying at Mrs.
Mamie Jeon Darden at Mont
clair. N. J.
This report was made by the
Essex County. N. J. police.
Mrs. Darden, wife of Dr.
Walter T. Darden, a physi
cian, who is s Wilson native,
was beaten with a hoe in the
garden of the Darden home at
Montclair.
According to police, the youth
oonfeased both to the fatal at
tack on Mrs. Darden and an axe
(CONTINUED - ON PAGE 2)
Correction
Last week’s CAROLINIAN
incorrectly reported that Ra
leigh Attorney Herman L.
Taylor had been granted fhre
years to pay a fine of $20,000
(CONTINUED CM PAGE 2)
A man and a l«-year-old girl
saffered facial cats in one of
several instances of rock throw
ing. Sanford Harmon. M, said
he mod Sheryl Abels were hit
(COMSniID ON PAGE X)
Official
Policy Os
Town Cited
BY HILLIARD CALDWELL
CHAPEL HILL The Mayor of
Chapel Hill issued the following
official policy for all businesses la
Chapel Hill, last Thursday hoping
teat this will help aolva sumo erf
tee problems facing him. As of to
day there remain about 18 tMrfpao*
ses that still practice racial discrim
ination. Mayor Sandy McClamrsck
issued th*„followlq* policy;
“In keeping with the founding
.precept* qf Om United State* of A-
TaWteb.ijWd,'pursuance «draft#
goal of eqtfil rights and opptetflhi
tS* for aU ueqple. I, as Maflr of
tee Town qftplape! Bill, do Hereby
proclaim Mu it is the official po
licy of thls Town that there be no
diserhninatiph praclced on the be
sts erf 0 perten't race in the opera
tion of places erf public accommo
dation.
“The Item erf Chapel HOI hi
Its administration of municipal
services, hi tee hiring arf its em
(CONTINUED ON PAGE t)
Picketing
Continues
In Raleigh
About 20 pickets are demon
strating daily In the Raleigh area,
according to Miss Catherine
Rusher, spokesman for the Com
mittee for the Advancement of
Racial Equality.
During a demonstration last
week by the pickets, Miss Rusher
said her brother. Durell Rusher,
(CONTINUED ON PAGE t)
W EATHE R
Daring period Thursday through
Monday tamporature* will average
I to 4 degrees above normal over
North Carolina and I to T degrees
above normal over South Csrobda,
Little day to day changes until
turning a little cooler Innday and
Monday. EalnfaU will average one
quarter to three quarters of an
Inch oeeurlng se wtdly scattered
afternoon and evening showers be
coming most numerous over the
weekend.
CAROLINIAN :
ADVERTISERS
Bin FROM THEM
PAGE TWO Horton Cash Grocery
PAGE 1
Capital Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Southern Furniture Wholesale Co,
Capitol Bargain Store
Mechanics A Farmers Bank
Provident Finance Co.
PAGE S
Hudson-Belk—Eflrd's
John W. Winters A Co.
G. S. Tucker Bros., Inc.
Lightner Funeral Home
Dr C. L. Hunt
PAGE S
games Sanders Tile Co.
Raleigh Funeral Home
Mans Plano Company
Pine state Creamery
Raleigh Paint A Wallpaper Co.
Branch Banking A Trust Co.
PAGE 7
Raleigh Seafood Co.
Wades Anto Sales
Jtawls Motor Co.
Sanders Motor Co.
Ante Discount Co.
PAGE S
Colonial Moras >
B. E. Quinn Furniture Co.
Emms Jane's Dress Shop
Hunt General Tire Co.
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Tyson Is
Held Over
For Trial
John Tyson, 43, arf 330 Btedeoe
Avwiue, charged with flrst-de
rape And burglary, was bound
over to the Wake Superior Court
Monday, Hollowing a hearing In
City Court No bond was allowed
and Tyson is expected to be tried
during the September term of
of Court
Tyson is charged fit separate
warrants with breaking into the
home ors Leroy Rainey on the
night of July 18th and raping
Rainey’s nine • year * aid grand
daughter,
(CONTINUED ON PAGE t)
State News
—IN—
Brief
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
SETS MEET
PILOT Hie 97th Annual Ses
sion arf the Wake Baptist Associ
ation and the 44th Annual Session
of to* Woman’s Auxiliary will meet
at the Pilot Baptist Church, Pilot
August 14 and U.
Th* public is invited to hear great
speakers during this two-day ses
sion.
(CONTINUED OH PASS B
Bandera Motet Co.
Barco, Inc.
PAGE IS
Carolina BuHdera, ted.
Warner Memorials
Dillon Motor Ftnaneo
Ridgeway’s Opticians, BkS.
Deluxe Hotel
Bareo, Inc.
PAGE U
Tire Sales A Service
Acme Realty Co.
Wake Auto Service
Cmstead’s Grocery A Transfer
Carolina Poway A Light Co.
Standard Concrete produces Co.
Taylor Radio A Electrical Co.
PAGE U
Lincoln Theatre
Schlltz Beer
PAGE 14
Budwelser Bees
Turner Tire Service
Hill*. Inc.
Buffalo Battery Shop
PAGE U -
McLeod, Watson A Lanier
La Bane Distributing Co.
PAGE IS
Rhodes Furniture
King Cole Motel
Dunn's Esso Service -
Firestone Stores
“I Didn’t Do It,"
Says Dad Os Seven
“I didn’t do it,” moaned Bi
of seven children when a CA:
him with charges made by his 1
ing Douglas of rape.
The alleged Incident took place
tn the early morning hours of
Bunday, July Si.
The girl, whose name Is being
withheld by this newspaper, at
tends school at Holly Springs.
Dougla* was M
brought to Ei -
lelgh after his
wife had talked M L,>
to the flairs, i! fs
victim, and had
the child ex- lEr" .upy,. ' i
e mined by a
n, irby physician *
who oorroborat- . JH|Bi
ed the fact that *
the child had
been sexually ate
bused. He was DOUGLAS
lodged In the Wake County Jail
on a charge of rape.
Victory At Motel
Cracks Urban Bias
NEW YORK—The NAACP Le
gal Defense and Educational
Rind, Inc, last week announced
victory in a suit that establishes
the legal path for challenging dis
crimination taking place in any ur
ban renewal program.
The decision, handed down a
gainst a Tennessee motel chain,
goea further than President Ken
News Photos
Ri-p \djrn CU,R>n P.wHI D N.Y. I t,IU l»,w. ronfwnc, Jul,
88th, “no white man, anymore, Is going to tell me what I should do
in the field of civil rights. ’’Powell said Negroes should “blindly’’ fol
low black leadership in the Integration movement. The outspoken
Representative fr i Harlem said he totally opposed N. Y. Gov. Nel
son Rockefeller’s proposed “quota system" for hiring certain per
centage of Negro and white workers.
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World heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston (third from
left and wearing hat) helps form a eivll rights march In Denver July
28th. The inarch comprised a walk through downtown Denver to mail
letters urging Colorado legislators to help pass President Kennedy's
civil rights package. Liston did not make the full march.
iplapSjL^y
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ft ft
Patrolmen John Santino I kneeling on arm), and John Hoffman
(on ground) struggle with suspect at capture scene last Augum Ist.
Patrolman Joseph Benson holds police dog “Donner,” who flushed
the suspect from under porch. Capture followed shooting in which
Patrolman James B. O’Leary was killed. Three Negroes were arrested
after O’Leary tried tried to stop a reported fepldup at a liquor store
in Boston, Mass. (ALL ABOVE ARE ft.PL PHOTOS).
nice Douglas. 2 7-year-old father
IROLINIAN reporter confronted
12-year-old step-daughter, accus*.
On Wednesday, July 34. Doug
las was taken to Fuquay Springs .
Recorler’s Court where he waa
bound over to the Wake Superior
Court to await trial during the ‘
September term of court.
The maximum penalty for rape
in North Carolina Is death In the
State s gas chamber.
The wife bf Bruce Douglas waa
contacted In a tobacco field near
horn* 1 Monday afternoon. She
j said that on the morning of the
reported assault, she left the
i house about 7:00 a.ih. to visit her
mother who lives nearby.
“When I returned home," Mrs.
Douglas stated. "I found my 13-
year-old daughter very upaet and
nervous. I asked her what the
(CONTINUED ON PAGE *)
nedy’s executive housing order of
| November 20, 1962. and used the
j Constitution as its legal founda-
I datlon.
Jack Greenberg, director-coun
sel of the Legal Defense Puno
said that the U. S. Federal Dis
trict; Court ruling "denies the right
of Holiday Inns of America to de
.(CONTINUED .ON PAGE 2)