Street Demonstrators Demand LBJ Send
Marshals To Miss.; Leaders Are Arrested
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CHICAGO (ANP) The leader
ot a new. militant civil rights group
knave as ACT. and some AS at his
followers wart untested hare last
Weak after the* stated traffic.
naritat Street demonstrations an
the Southside to protect President
Johnson's “failure” to dispatch
marshals to Mississippi to protect
civil right* Workers.
The tea**-, haste—m ua
baud brttetJte* <***
a raagh time wtth two school
boyootte here racenUy, was
twice taken into custody when
he rallied his followers in the
sive nights.
Asms* others sweated wtth Lea-
Ary wan Jhtot Otay, «L leader of
a rawed nee strike as New York's
Sarto*, and Oahtey tranche. to, et
Cheater, Pa. tenter, tranche had
eettwai vtnua» Oov. William
to to toweeliihto pettw brutality
■eSTtoS* ***
Jtoe tMh
Waves at totoMfritw ewarraed
anttod the station during one at
toaat at thtea to custody Landry
htmeett had at Brat refused bail.
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mn towi WB IWCtBt Wt M® WWIW'
Ha aaaauat had hash set far hue
following htt Brat arrest,
Wehaeh Panes ware hard put to
aape with the demonstrations and
ra enfenoments had ts ha brought
to from other stations.
The toehesh station is staffed pro
dominantly by Negro policemen
and • Commanded bye Negro.
totOm lurncß.
—sanwhti. to anotoor pro
tost addon, u ssothira of the
Ciagrata of Pedal KgaolHy
stand trial Inter to Pm wash,
after they staged an all-night
HMD to the afftoe of the city
building commission la demand
totpoetton and intowetosNan
prsgrato to rid halldtogi of raw
end vanala. they were sharped
with dtearderiy eandetl
The ACT street demonstrators
arrested ware charged with unlaw
ful assembly.
Morgan Will
Offer Master’s
In New Areas
BALTIMORE, Md. Morgan
State Collage lest week disclosed
details of its hew graduate program
that will began in September.
Dr. Martin D. Jenkins, president,
announced that the college will of
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Elementary Education, English, and
History-Social Science. Courses In
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CARY SCOUTS VISIT CAROLINIAN Shown above are Cary Cub Scouts. Pock 188,
Umr don mother, and other adult leaders, who visited the offices el The CAROLINIAN last
weak. Lett to right-, (front row)Mn. Viola Barnett, den mother; little Nit* Sharon Yvonne Bart;
Jackson Parrot; Bveratt Petrall; Richard Barnett; Stanley Rewee and Gregory Bell. Second row,
left to tight : /toggle Royster, Mn. Agnes Burt, Noroos Farrar, Mn. Josephine Ferrer, Roy Reaves,
Tony Porter, Mrs. Annie Penal, Herbert Allen Brans, Jr., Mn. Jeanette Evans, and Bryunt Burt.
Uttle Mies Shorten Yvonne Burt end Terry Farrar were guests of the Cub Scouts.
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PRESIDENTS RECEPTION President Willie B Fleyer. extreme lelt. is shown gmting
parents and relatives of graduates during reception held at the President's Home as a highlight of
the commencement season at the Greensboro, institution.
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TAKING RUMMER IN
RflUDt Pretty Patricia Er
in». i North CarnHnm College
flgih— k wHalmorm ■mili
despite the htmt and Intensi
fied work she faces durine the
Milage's earrant summer see*
sion. A Junior home economies
major frem Durham, she Is a
graduate of the city's Merrick -
Moore High School.
NCCPair
Will Study
Next Year
DURHAM Earl and Arthrell
Sanders, member* of the faculty at
North Carolina College, have been
granted leaves of absence to study
toward doctorate* in their reepee*
tlve fields at Indiana University
during the 1964-45 school year.
Sanders, a member of the Music
Deportment, earned B MI and M--
MJEd. degree* from Roosevelt Uni*
veralty and will study muaicolocy
on an Opportunity Fellowship •»
warded by die John Hay Whitney
Foundation.
Mr*. Sanders, who teaches Eng
lish. received the BA. degree frsan
North Carolina College and the
M A. degree from Indian* She Is
recipient of a Dantorth Teacher
Grant for the year
Doth MM the rank of sasuunt
i professors at NCC
Malcolm X Is Chairman:
Organization Os Afro-American
Unity Formed In New York City
NEW YORK CITY On Sunday..
June 28. the Organization of Afro- I
American Unity, organized and j
structured by a crosa section of
Afro-American people living in th*
United State*, was formally an
nounced to the public by it* chair
man, Malcolm X, at a large rally
at die Audubon Ballroom in New
York City.
Tho purpose of (be Organi
sation of Afro-American Unity
Is to unite Afro-Amerlsan* and
their organizations around a
non-sectarian constructive ac
tion program for Human Rlgbta.
This struggle for Human Rlghla
links ear struggle with the pea
pie of eolor throughout Ute
world. Th* Organisation Os
Afro-American Unity plans to
aataMtah contact with these
people and to Insist that Afro-
Amartcaua be represented at all
International conference* deal-
if iten m <4fm
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LIjID FASHION PARADE Them wttwwre. in Steto tin
alt of the dram rente ot the annual 4*#f Club Week obeervence
/»/</ la»t week at AtaT College, model the prize reinning garmente
which they produced. They atojrom left to rifd: Mmmßuby
Sowth, Gotdeboro, eacond piece; Ardie Delon* tiOon, Battleboro,
the winner, and trie VitHnee, tturdla Mi tie, third place.
Ing with the problems of people
of color.
The OAAU he* been established
for all people of African descent
living In the Western Hemisphere,
as well a* ttha people of th* Afri
can continent.
The OAAU ha* a five prong pro
gram including education; politic*
and economics; community Im
provement: culture: end aelf-de
feme, a* the Cnnatltutlon of the
United States of Amerlce cletrly af
firms the right of every Amertcen
citizen to bear arm* The OAAU as
serts that In those areas where the
government is either unable or un
willing to pioteet the lives and pro
perty of Afro-Amerlcsn people, that
tha Afro-American people are with
in their right* to protect themielve*
by whatever means neceasary.
Tha Organisation of Afro-Ameri
can Unity ha# it* headquarters at
the Hotel Theresa. New York City.
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Wife Has Last Word In j
Spat; Pours Hot Grease, j
Boiling Water On Hubby
MILWAUKEE <ANf»> Mrs.
Myras Let smith, to. didn't tot her
sex down when It cCttee to hcvtog
the last word, and she tonphsaUcd
ft hy using boiling water and hot
grease.
Acierdtef to pcnea, her hus
haad, OWtoa. tt, had sssased
her et bstog with saother asem
During thi argument, he Is top*
paced to have triad to strangts
her to aa attempt to M her
up. Whaa the argumeat ftael
ly eaded. he wua« to bed.
WhOe be was aataap, Mrs.
Smith betted seen water sad
heated soaee git see. aad Ceased
MW husband wtth both HgaMs.
Smith lamped ap eereaming
aad ran eat as the hmssairatgh
to Ceaaty Oeaersl Naapttel aad
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