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North Carolina is a hannv neaceahle assemhlv racial
hunting ground , for such equality, collective bargainviolence-reeking
organiza- ing and the life and limb of
tions. Throughout the those who practice them,
history of North Carolina, "Meanwhile, four men
the1 thread of violence has and one woman are dead,
been part of the warp and And the Klan is a little more
woof of its political life, its alive than it was."
economic life and its social Added an editorial in The
life. Murderous events have Charlotte Observer. 44 ...
punctuated its past with far The not-guilty verdicts in
more regularity than the tw0 exhaustive trials also
violence of tornados or hur- mean that, although tive
ricanes, for instance...." PeoPle were shot t0 dealh
A newspaper in neighbor- on a Pu^''c slr^et in broad
ing Virginia echoed that day^8ht, before more than
sentiment 100 witnesses and with TV
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Ncfrth Carolina has refused hee" oj
to find anybody criminally ir,me atever t e
. ui r .u i reasons, the result is
culpable tor the 1979 slay..
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demonstrators at an anti- . r . , , ,
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Klan rally in Greensboro, . . , r .
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said the Roanoke Times # .. . .
. ... 4 . against him. Yet the lmand
World News I. >s a ,jdt m e ,he sys(em
blot on the state s repu.a- has sem forth .. that no one
-Tu i_ j .u vvas recJHy murdered, that
Their attorneys based Hie nQ one*s rights were reallv
defense of the Klansmen yM9Licd .. s(ands in shock.
nn(*l Mn jic r\r\ col f.rlofanen
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and painted a picture of even(s recorded on
thejn as patriotic citizens videotape that day."
who went to Greensboro to
protest communism. The And an editorial in The
defendants were not, in any High Point Enterprise said:
maimer, motivated by ' The basic truths in this
racfem to attend the anti- case eannot be ignored.
Klan rally, the defense Whatever their politics,
argued during the three- Human beings were slain on
month-long trial. da^ 'n 1979, anc' no
But the Carolina one stands responsible for
Peacemaker, a black weekly lhose deaths.... We can onin
Greensboro, found that ^ . hoPe lhat <h,s tra^ic
hard to believe. ser,cs of ev^nls does "ot en",
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constitutes the kind of selfdefense
envisioned by the In Winston-Salem, where
law/'- read an April 21 the federal trial was held,
editorial in the Peacemaker. The Sentinel said the kill44
And we are ever harder ings go against the grain of
pressed to figure out how what America stands for.
rally disruption ? in itself "People were killed and
an unlawful act - could be maimed under cirviewed
by a jury as consis- cumstances that reeked of
tent with love of country - willfulness," the paper
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