Reportedljf In Defense Of Sister
L^UiaTin. 1. KJr 4«01
H. G.M(Leod FirstTried Murder AtTlie Age Of 14
Q„j^,
AherLea¥ing”GokkttNiiggef InjuresS,
KillsThree
Man Stabbed By Woman
THE Carolinian
North Carolina** Leading Weekly
VOL 30, No .11 RALEIGH. N C.. WEEK ENDING SAT., JUNE 3. 1972 SINGLE COPY 15c
^Jter 37 YeanOJ Library Service
IVb^MoUieH. Lee Retiring Here
Ex-St. Augustine's Prof.
Dr. L Oxley Honored
Founder
Of Facility
Retiring
Mrs. Mollte Huston
Lee, Lilirarlan at the
Richard B. Harrison
Library in KaJ|elf;h.
*5.1 f *
,1 L
Knife Used
To^Slice’
CityM
an
WllUani Charles ag-
Ml. 27, 511 S. Blood-
worth a., apparently
became the vtotlm of
Of Facility
Retiring
Mra. .Mollte Huston
Lee, Librarian at the
Richard B. Harrison
Library in Raleigh,
has announced that she
will retire June 30.
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Bl' H - • “
? ft f
cl V
To'Slice’
City Nan
aMTtoon Llbr«ry, oow
flM mu uti r n
•Anti-Bus
Proposals
Criticized
WASmNCTON, D.C.—AMI.
twalac prosoMb tn In nalSr
■Ml.dnnngrnfMIfln propoanU
*ii*ttwr V not Uicjr nm tMaod-
•f 0 bn. Thu u thn con-
elaalon M a rnpon, “row ChOd
^ Au>nc,'’mkamdlaM«Mk
It. S. ConmlMlott on
CI»U RlfMs on thn loth ami.
waary ct thn SapmmnCoiiri'a
dooUtoo to ^own v, Topnka
■o^ o( Edaeailon nhleh
daclarad aasrafatlon ofichooU
uaMBMSialonal
"r« so raua.” thn rnpon
aiuaa. ‘aiw achoolbuahaabana
taw Aim-sea r t>
^KtUDAT AWARO-Dr tawTaaei A. Oalair (eaalariL praal-
doM of WaMilngtonU do Claby ia prna^ad thn cSy'a
“UnrSorhia Pobllc ocrnlcn Award'' by Mayor Wailnr E.
waahlntton, on thn rncIpInM'a tSUi Mctkday taat waah. Stand-
ing by arn BUhop Edgar Lorn, osn of thn foiai^a of Omoga
Pal Phi FratnmSyi NnlaonCnillahaiik,prnaldaMofllinNMkBi-
al Sonlor CShtau CouikU; and Rnir. FraaeU a Sayrn, Jr.,
Doan of ttin Waahlngtoo CalhndraL
Dr. Oxley Cited For
WorkForHis Country
CRIME
BEAT
Irom Kalplgh’t
roikr
rr- Womans i
MM-.
I »• M «». Wa—aat. m it
at wa wmm mam tapaeaaG tf Mt
amtlte afllMf*. T* kate dw at
mtCftea Waaa catmmma. matatf
MM— M Wm^MfMatti trap
mnm tmeSTM ripifMM w
w%Oa am 4mta. tm
|» imp att ma "■■mm* mt
9«M kt M fto Crlat mat.
threatened with oim
dum KODiBkOnp *9, 5tOAlil49n
StreM. toU OOleer w*. a Hoi*
Und M 12:92 p.m. SMkrOky.
IhM bt ww kt SI9 AUMm. dM
bom* of ErMoi Cbkvttp witb
•em* frlMMlt, «b*n b* lod Mr,
CbkvU •tartvd kffutoC' Robln-
Mo kkJd Cbkvto tot t fbolcvo
AWl told bin) to Imv*. Tb* corn-
PUIUBI Mid b* «nd bl* friends
Ue tb* r*Bkl«ne* of Mr. Cmvls
•nd w*M to bis oum front porcb
«b*r* b* tnd Chsvis eontinmd
|r ircu*n Wb«n RoblasL>n r*tcb*
ed tb* fl^ottt porcb of his
b* Skid Chsvis msb) pulled tb*
fUD on him. Robteson wsstsksn
tp tb* msflstrste** ofIle*p btd
bo «ss refused swsrrsnt lor ss*
ssMt with * dos^j wotpon.
WASHINGTON, D.C.»-Dr.
Lswrenco A. ORtry, • former
SpeelsI Asslstsnl to tb* Soere*
tsry of Ubor 0994-1997) snd
lone tlm* president of tbe Ptf-
skln Club of Wssblnfton, wss
cited for **Meiilorlous Public
Service** t! City HsUlssi week,
on hto tSth Mribdsy.
A fStbMlnc of more then 195
friends, sssocMtss snd well*
wishers wsre on bsnd in tbs
Cty Coisicll Cbsmber si tbs
City Kill ceremony, when
Msyor Wssblnclmpreseoted
tbe swsrda
Psylnc trlbatestotbebanoree
In remsrks proceedlns tbepre-
seuslktt were BUbop Edgsr
Love, one of tbe iDunders of
CHnecA Psl FbirrstemMyjReVn
Prsnels a Ssyre, Dosn of tbe
W’veblDclon CstbedrsI; sod
Nelson H. Crulksbsok, presi
dent, Nslloosl Council ofSenlor
Cttlseosn Concrstulstory mes*
ssfes were sent bySeostor
Edwsrd Brooke CPa Msse.); sod
Ssnstor Hubert H. Humptvey
(D.MlminX
Dr. Oder Is s Booton, Msss.
nstt'.c. His esreer includss
•eiviee ss Professor of Mill-
tsry Sclsnce si SI, Augustine's
CoOsge St Rslelgh, N. C.; Stale
Director lor Negro Welfbre.
N. C. Stele Board of Weilkre:
(•** Db. OXLCT. #. t}
Appreciation
Money Won
By 3 Here
imaa BTAIHim MV M. t>
Three pereoos won $10 *scb
to last week's Appreclst loo Mo*
oey f*siur* as th«lr names w*r*
fouod bl th* advertisements lo*
cated on that page.
The winners were: Mrs. HsI*
tie Rowland, 423 S. ElounI 91.,
Terry FumRur* Company, 214
E. Martin Street; CMrge S.
Height. 521 Callowa> Drive,
Thompson-Lineh Company, 20
W. Hargett street; and Mrs.
Mary W. WtUt. 211$ Dandrldge
Drive, Rhodes Fumbure, JOI
8. WUmlnron Street.
fSet APMUCMTION. P. f)
Appreciation Money
SPOTLIGHT THIS WEEK
HUDSON-BELK 208 SHOP
For QaalKy UnrehandUn At RaaaooabU Prlcna
og^hNWa*SKSSS:
foreoce, Mrs. CoretU Scott
King, widow of slalnctvfl rights
leader Dr. Martin Luther Mm.
Jr., endorsed Senator Goorge
S. McCoxfii) lor presMeni last
week.
•A JJ-y-ear-old young
Rnlelgh man, Harvey
Glenn McI.eod, who
seemed to have every
thing to live for and
nothing lo lose, was
revealed to have stab-
lied I
yo'Jth,
defenee
Ltod’s)
age of
16-year-old
reportedly In
of his (Mo
st ster at the
14, during a
melee at his former
residence, 603 Cannon
St eel. (now Dorothea
Drive). On Monday of
th s week, young Mc
Leod Is alleged to have
killed three whlteper-
so'is, flred at a black
man washing windows
In North Hills, then to
have taken hla own life.
The victim of Mr. McLeod's
first attack, for which he wab
ehargod wbh assault wRh a
deafly wsapen with bitsnttoklll
was Joanthan Hardy, 705 Roelqr
Drive (SoulhsldtX
WilUam Cbaite* Slg-
■uiL 37. Sll S. Blood-
worih St., apparently
became the vtotlm of
a woman or women
scorned Igst Sunday at
2:03 a.m. as he was
departing from a well
known night club on E.
I Cabarrus Street here.
Mr. Signal, ralatsd to Officor
O. T. Wester (bsl st approal*
mately 1:19 a.m. this diatm, thst
be and s Itmale ecm^lon
were iMVtng tbe GoMsn Noggal
nlgbt spot In the 400 block of E,
Cabarrus Slrnot.
The man said **fwr or ftvu
giris" louowoo mm and one
of tbe girls sisbbed him In ths
upper left tblgb wRb a pocksi
knife. He Is bellevsd to bsve
been treated and released si
a hospital for bis woistd.
At tbU polnl, Officer Wester
advised Mr. signal lo al^ a
warrant, ebargi^ assaidl wltb
a deadly weapoo.
However, ‘^tbe complainant
would not give tb* tavcsilgat-
mg officer tb* name of tbe per
son whoasssuRsdblmAReknew,
but would not tell,'* eoMWes*
tor's general offense report.
Two weeks tgo, s yoimf man,
GIsnnie Weldon, 29, was al-
Icdgedly shot laslde the GoUen
Nugget, reportedly by a 19-
year-old itMth, who has sbice
HARVETO. MCLEOD
Business,
Economic
Doors Open
Urn North Carolina Busbiass
and Economic Improvement
Corporation Is snewlvdiaiter-
•d private, nmi-proflt com-
mnnlty service organlastloa.
Th* purpose tor ubJch the eor-
porntloo Is Miaotsed sbsU be
th* ftdlowlng: to make pos
sible s more eomprebeoslv* and
effective program for mtnorMy
economic devalopment; toeom-
bine an tbe components of sco-
nomic devalopment; to fooler
the growth and eapaoslon of *■-
isttag enterprises, and attract
new Industry from oulsldt th*
mlDorby underemptoyment and
tmemploymeDl; and provide tbe
means tor mlnorky community
residenis lo biveet In them
selves and tbetr own economic
developmeni, and ttiua to exor
cise some degree of contrm
over tbeir todlvUuel and col
lective destinies.
N.C.BlE.LC. will operate/or
do buelnets In Cumberland,
Edgecombe, Kaab, Jobnaton,
Vance. Wake, and Wayne
counties. InttUny, four project
offices would be estatllsbed at
Fayetteville, Henderson, Roefo'
Mount, and Smlthfleld lo
tBaa bt'ilNKas r t>
MCLEOD LAYS DEAD IN NORTH HILLS-Ralalgh: The body of a gimman who shot and woimdad
as many tf ntae ptraon;i at a thegpMt eootar where Sen. B. Everett Jordan, D-N. C. was cam-
palgntog tlaa to a parktag lot May H, a pistol and rtfl* dost the body. Police saU tbe gunman
took hla own Ufa after bU barvagf 4f ttra. (DPI).
Executive Director Of OIC In
Nash-Edgecombe Cites Finances
BrAneh
Ru'd,. It tU( tlm. rw.l..d
> lAcmllmi on Um Ml .M.
et ku ckMi mid ew on kW Ml
(wm meunB ran. r. n
fty J. a RARREN
ROCKY MOtIRT - ^ kl.
aoBlklT ropon to Ik. Bonrd o(
Dlnelor. oFtiw local O|vo(«a-
Rin hdMtrlallulloo Coalor,
he., (OK), EiocnllTO OIroc-
lor woiio Fonli jr., noted
oororal arono of notraaa In
otdroaeh aad Irahhiai^arWi
dioodaatecao M to a
dalaj In raeahrki, tadlac aor
Uw oon yaar, daa to w anten.
almi ofabotdihraamootftamko
Rraaanl jraar’a eoatract wRkoal
any addHlcoal fando to trUio
OUHmth
SkrteMtdks
Hum.
OIroctor FonoU atatod tka
protahUly tkat OK may ba
abla to aaaat thronffc tko
•tnnmtr (moat a( R at laaat)
cm th# ranalnh,0«iaral Fada
In band, nkidi aanta aa a ktnd
of battar for aueb .mar,ao-
cloa - aRboaib tbla vin da-
olate UM fiaid.
Tbaa, Fowail’a ateff and Ibt
board aiay fact a erlate lo
mootla, IbolrabUcollooainlwo
a maaain fmid-ratebic aOort la
andattakmi loimadialaly.
Oa tba brlfblar aidt, PotraR
raportad UM RaroM R^ Par-
tonaal Dirwior for Mc-A-
morlea aaplabiad la Allaala,
Oa., that OK la aaibarbad v-
on a aaw and aitidad Irateuc
MOirm tavotrla, C«aral Mo
tor#) to cal adnocad tratnlad
for dlamhanlacad bhclm and
oOwr raroa,
TbU ohaoca In OK dlrael-
looal IratniBC will IMp OK
and GMl to IraJn tbo oodar-
prlirllacad to taka aktili trate-
hf hr flva yaara oa Um JatL
at an aoaual aalarr of fC.OOO
and crmhMa at Um and of (tea
yaara kUo pmcraaia paykM
tlLOMIotU.OMayaar.
''Dr Siditean la aaUt, aD
taM oac, p n
Convention
Thome Set
oniraaeh aad lTahlacaioi«*«k
dalay hi raealrhic ten^Tor
tba aa* yaar, daaUmiaateo-
alon ofaboatIhraaraoBhaaaUM
B mar aor aoeb amarcaa-
oM - alUMi«b tbla vm dt-
■nc M flva yaara a Um ^
tent yaar'a (
aay adMIonal IBM# to brMa
OUNorth
State Modks
To Durham
Tbaa, PovaR'a atofi aad Um
board may laoa a erlala h
ma—he UMtroblltallaBaalaaa
a maaate* toM-rala^alhtt la
amiaHikwi Immadlauiy.
Oa Um brlihiar alda, PottaO
raportad UM HaroW Rm. Par
ty OK-A-
at w aimaal aahrr of $4,^
aal rradatte at Um aad of ften
n^hh procrama payta,
ULOM to 4B.000 a yaar.
"Or. SoQlvan Is taB
fteePKaP. t)
aoaatl DInater tor
Convention
btr. d. armbtromg
DURHAM-Tbo Nth aooMl oao-
alon otUM OW NorUi Stote Mo-
dleal Soelaly «U1 cowraoo bon
Jbm C-1. Tbo aamnna, «blob
*01 hielado Um Danlal Soetety
aad Um Pbarmaco—leal Soela
ly, *01 ba bald m tbo Dtsbam
Holal and MoltL
h addtttkn to tbo baobioao
aoosInM to bo coodiieted by tbo
modical man, aaok of Um tbrao
aroaa rspraaonted at tba aanoal
maalinc, wdatandlnc
ban baoo aicacad lo appoar
bahr. Um mambara dirtac Um
Ibraa—ay aaaaloni,
Tba hRU RMtUBc to ahiad
(or Tnaodav riwbic at a Cork,
too Parly and DaiMO. Tbo vlal-
lora *01 ban a brM confar-
aoea *bh ronatWanli hllowb^
an alihl o’eloek traakhal Wad-
ntaday monUof and at »;30
Dr. Cbarlaa Jamaa vU) raod-
arat# a aaaata on Um Man—a-
mam of l^par RnpRory h-
hottona. Dr. Dotatlaa v. voth,
tan ou> woBi*. p. n
Oa., that OK Is ambailiad?
on a at* aad mdndad ttahbM
propw hvolvhic Cnaral Mo-
tora hatlM., a cidmlnatlOB of
y a ha maBy-hrtoofOK
yyr, Or. uoa H. SaUteaB,
(RrM Macro aamod to Cmw—
Mclors Coep. teard et Dlrnc-
TiumaSet
BrMNPA
Liberation
Day Draws
Thousands
WAoiimaTON, D. C. - *UIO*
Um Bhek Proai Can Bah ht-
pron lha Eeonoale SiAm of
Bhek Amoflcaiia- *01 ba Um
tocna of Um Mad Amnal Cob-
vaatlon oC Um llallowl Ho*a-
P^ PoHlahora Asaoetettoo
(MNPaX Jum U-Cf h Mhml,
Fla., at UMSharaton-Foar Am-
Memorial
Day Is
Observed
BY CDRETOK LEE JOHKSON
WASHINGTON, D. C.v
Buses pulled out of Ra
leigh, Ourfaain, Greens
boro. Charlotte and ^
many other North Caro-'
llna towns and cities
last weekend to Join the
more than 20,000 Black
people In Washington,
D. C. for African Lib
eration Day, here last
Saturday.
Aad ovao tbooeb mon Umo
M yaara iwn paaaad ataea
RKPA Praaldtfd Garth C.
Ratvaa, paUlabar of Tba Ml-
amt Tlmoi^ aaya apaakara *01
■neluda; L Om Fatdarbm,
praatdBil of Um ICatimMl BuUi-
ara AaaocMIoo; woilam R.
Brown, ID, cf the B-
qual Emiloymaal Opporiimt y
CommlaskB; Fhlltlp V. Saa-
ebac, dtraefor of thaOCOcacf
Beonomle Oppoctimlly, and Uw
hlghasl ranktag Maxtoaa-A-
mtrtoaa to the D. 8. Govern-
meat.
Also Btrhalsy BarrMl,pras*
Idsol cf tbs Itoltaftal Biwi.
ness Laagut; AiUrar McZlar,
aealttant admlolalrator cf tba
Small Busliwsi Administra
tion; Mrs. kws Kaiser, m-
t tonal coordtoalor of Uw D. 8.
1^9pwtmaal of OMmarce's
n*u comwrTNH. r n
BY WILBERT M. SANDERS
Monday, May 2f, wna aal a-
alda by tb* Oongresa of the D«
nllad Stoles as Mmortal Day
to honor onr war dsad aad man,
who are aiUl m wtiorm through
out th* world. Many teatlmonlals
aad church aenices are Join-
tag to the obacrvaoce on this
day ao that Americana could
honor aad show thalr respect
for our servleemen.
Federal and atote offices wan
closed as were many toealty*
ovmed bvsBwaa. However dls-
tasleful the war may seam to
many of ua and whether k la
alwaya rigM or wrong, It to
.4. ^ - uometlmei necessary to en*
Hood- gag* In conflict to prolsct our
wtwtb Areei to endorse candl- Interests and preserve our
MossMeef
Set Here
AtYMCA
A mast meeting for all In
terested ckiaena ofRateigbwlll
Friday nl^ at I
be held
dates for tbe Satruda} rwoff
elections.
Candidates for governor, U-
nked States Senator, congress
man from the 4th congresalonal
district, Commlsstooer of In-
suraoce and Commlsston^ of
Labor wUl be endorsed by per
sons attending tb* mass meet-
tog Friday.
(•m MAta ttcsT r.
BE SURE TO CAST YOUR VOTE ON SATURDAY, JUNES
homeland, w* must learn to live
and adjual to tbe slloaltona.
Many Attlee have lost loved
ones to service and many more
stlU have sons and btwbaods
wiio are still serving. Om such
famUy Is that of T^ Sgt. Ur-
ry B. (Pete) Alford. Sgt. Alford
is a native of Raltlgb, aonoflbe
tat* Martha and Raartman Al
ford.
Ha la a gradoata of Waahtag-
ton High School, daaa of *99.
After gradualtoo. Set. Alford
•** MCWOHAL. P. to
WOMAH, a, TO RECEIVE COLLEGE DtCftlB-Preano.
CaUft Mrs. Carolina Cooper, It, benaa ■ tar last
prior to gradnaflon nato weak from Calltomla 9tol# Chlvaral-
ty If Prtano. Mra. Coopar ccmplatad a ccuroa of atndles to
Anclanl RtMory aad Latta andiayashabepaatodopcot gradu-
'mtoM t come apart atttwaaama ftrst." She grade-
atad from high aebool to 1901. (Upa