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1 -ui. f , 4K»1 PRKSS HI IN KHIS WKKK 9,525 (Claims Mothor Of Yoiinf'est Beaten aleigh Men Fight; One Murdered ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ¥ ^ Segregation Raises Head At N, C, Kiwanis Meeting Housing Both Had Knives, But Butcher Kills BY STAFF WKITEH A 41-vear-old man was stabbed to death here Sunday night by a man 20 years his junior, after an alleged fight, involving the mother of the younger man. A butcher knife, said to be some 12 to 14 inches in length, was plunged into the left chest area of Melvin Leroy (Boone) Teasley around 8:15 p.m. Sunday. Scotty Lee McKoy, 21. the accused, was' taken downstairs to Wake District Court on Wednesday of this week. However, the case was not called for trial and he is now being held without bond in the Wake County Jail. Changes Attacked Thw Carolinian GKKKNVILLE • While the nation was preparing r baseball North Carolina's Leadinfi W^eeklv VOL. 33 NO. 41 RALEIGH, N.C. WEEK ENDINCi SATURDAY. .IDLY 27. 1974 for the All-Star game to be played in Pittsburgh. Pa., Tuesday night, where blacks and whites of the two leagues and the 32 major league teams, utc. slept and fellowshipped together, it is reported tnat the sinisu*r head of segrega tion aided and abetted ^ a whiu* minister, Rev. E. (Jordon (’onklin, was at tempting to stunt the child-full integration - which Joe Louis and Jackie Robinson causes' such severe labor pains, to sptjrts. the mother of fair play in that phase of the American wav of life. ^ I lan.s have been in the (.dkinii for a lon^ lime for the playiiiK <»f the Babe Ruth Rpgintidl I'liioK in this Pitt Counts •o'Aii Ihe dates were M-t as Aiiii 1 The competi- i<.rs. wliih- and black, consist ing <>( !>->;. s. years •lid. won- till ;^iniuTS from P states .S (■ . s C , Miss.. Ga.. Fla . /Via. and Tenn. It was known far in advance that a' least j.'i ol ihrm were black. It ! !'i be rvnicmlH*rcd that I'l- . .! i \»-ni sponsored by On- Ki\.ims Clubs of I. ..v« . 11. did not .tppA-ai to the loi al committee ihat housing would be a I.! ■ Soddenly. the matter iSet SFt.KEfJ VriO.N. P. 2) SINGLE copy 20c linlielment Charges “Boone" had a knife, but he cot killed with a butcher knife," stated several reliable sources, who were at the intersection of S. Swain Street and E. Davie Street, where his body is reported to have ;hed its dying drops of blood ollowing the stabbing at Hlti £. Davie, the home of Mr.s. Louise Davis McKoy. where Teasley was reportedly living at the time of the killing. Neighborhood persons inter viewed declared that ‘Boone Cop Beats Motorist ★ ★ ★ ★ For Minority Edurulion ★ ★ ★ ★ Alphas’ Confab Planned Nurses Get $ Million Grant ANA Cash Will Help US Blacks Blacks To Benefit in State Black citizens in the State of North Carolina stand to make greater strides toward total participation in the economic mainstream now than at any other time in history, because iSee BLACKS TO. P 2) KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The American Nurses' Association, last Thurs day, received a million- doUar grant to provide a G-year graduate education program in nursing for registered nurses who are members of ethnic minor ities. "The American Nurses’ Association is particularly pleased to continue its efforts to provide opportunities for minority nurses to advance professionally," said Eileen M. Jacobi, ^.D., R.N., ANA executive director. "This grant comes at a time when nurses are attempting to deliver better health care and the involvement of minorities is crucial." Dr. Jacobi said. I^e grant was announced at a special press conference by the National Institute for Mental Health, Department of Health, Education and Wel fare. Representing ANA at the news conference was Pearl Dunkley, Ed.D., R.N., ANA deputy executive director for professional activities. The ANA grant is a component of a program funded by the National Institute for Mental Health (NIMH) to provide education al opportunities for members of minorities who are profes sionals in the health care field. According to a study done in 1972 by Elizabeth Carnegie, D.P.A . R.N.. a black. 56 (or six percent) of the 964 employed registered nurses witn doctorates, identified through the study are mem bers of ethnic minorities. The ANA grant, for $955,407, Pulls Man Out Of His Car SELMER, Tenn. - A Selmer, Tennessee, police man was indicted last weekend by a federal grand jury on charges of severely l^^ating a motor ist he stop’^-d ^or erratic driving. Attorii^ General William B. Saxbe said the indictment was returned in U.S. District Court in Jackson, Tennessee, a- gainst Officer Leslie D. Killingsworth. The indictment charged that Kiliingsworth violated the constitutional rights of Joseph L Barham not to be deprived of liberty without due process of law . The incident took place June 6. 1974, near Killingsworlh's SUSPECT IN COP KILLING . Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. • Hands cuffed behind his bark, police prepare to place a black man believed to be George DeCosta in a police car after he was captured July 21 in a massive manhunt for 3-4 men who allegedly shot and killed a city police officer earlier during a robbery attempt at the Red l.4ihster Restaurant. Police have been unsuccessful in finding the otltcr men and have called off the search. (I'PIi (See COP BEATS. P. 2) Nat’l Health Insurance Plan Is Urged By AJC SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. • Five regional vice pre.sidenls have important roles to play when the 68th anniversary convention of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., convenes here, Aug. 2-8. at the Si Francis Hotel, announced Dr. Walter Washington of Lor- man, Miss., general nresident. Thadeaus H. Hobbs, Los Angeles, Calif., as western vice president, is this year's host. Attorney James R. Williams, Akron, Ohio, will deliver the fraternal address. He is the midwestern vice president. Also programmed are At torney Charles P. Howard. Baltimore, Md., eastern vice president: Robert M King, Waco. Tex., southwestern vice president, and Attorney Ben nie J. Harris, Chattanooga, Tenn., southern vice presi dent. Participating in the ecu menical service on Sunday, will be the Rev. Frederick D. Haynes, Third Baptist Church, San Francisco; Dr. James Matthews, St. Cyprian Epis copal Church, San Francisco; Dr. Booker Anderson, United Methodist Church, Richmond, Calif.; Dr. Martin L. Harvey, chaplain, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Baton Rouge. 1^ . and the Rev. Charles Taylor, Washington, D.C.. chaplain, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Also on Sunday, the public program will b held, with the was engaged in a fight with the woman and had cut her when her son. Scotty, alleged ly plunged the deadly weapon knife into his heart area. Vounjg McKoy was wearing a blue jacket and brown pants when he reportedly stabbed Mr Teasley fatally. He is five feel, two inches tall and weighs 15(1 pounds. Willie Lee McKoy. believed to be Scot- tv 's brother, was listed as a witness. Funeral services for Teas ley will be held Friday at 4 p m. at Lightner Funeral Home Chapel, conducted by Rev. Horton. Burial will follow in Hillcrest Cemetery on Garner Road. He is survived by two sisters and other relatives. A eompiete obituary will follow in the next edition of The CAROLINIAN. Mr Teasley was well known in the East Raleigh section of the city, where he grew up and .attended Lucille Hunter See MURDERED. P 2» MELVIN L TKASl.EY SCOTTY I,. MCKOY Alleged Race Murder Stirs N. C. Citizens LILKSVILLE - The seeming apathy demon.straled nd t by law enforcement officers and their alleged high handed methods of arresting members of the lainily of the moat recent victim, Norman F. Ellerlme. have stirred black citizens in this eastern section ol .-Xnson County. rapid rale of speed. The group b«*gan to scatter in different directions, but the victim was not able to escape rapidly moving car and was knocked down. The impact polk'd him under the car, according to alleged eye witnesses. The driver i.-* alleged to hav*' coniinuid backward and, alter coming to a stop, changed ge.irs and started forward, thus passing over the Nidy twice. li w.is related to The CARoLINI.XN that Highway Patrolman Tanl (See RACE DEATH. F 2) NORMAN F ELLERBE Proposal Said Beyond Issue Of Racism PR LAKMK G HORTON (See NURSES GET. P. i) WASHINGTON, DC. - The House Ways and Means Committee Monday, was urg ed by the American Jewish Congress to approve a nation al health insurance plan that would provide every Ameri can with "the best available health care as a matter of right" at no cost. In a statement submitted to the committee for inclusion in the record of its hearings on health care legislation, the Jewish human righLs agency called for: "Universal cover age with a single benefit standard, elimination of cost sharing provisions: effective cost and quality control; effective consumer participa tion. and equitable financing." Theodore .Maim of Philadel phia. chairman, and Jo.seph B HobiiiNdii ol New York, direc tor. of the organization's Cummissioii on l,aw. Soc'ial Action and Urban Affairs, said they were not prepared >S«-e PLAN URGED. P 2 KOITOR'S NOTE: Tfel* cvlama •r IfsloTf U pr»4ac»4 la iSa iMbU* lalcrcM olife an aim la»arai •ll■l■atl■t lit cantfaiB. Namaraa* lBil«ldaal( kavt rtqariled Ibal lhar ba fivas ik« cantldaraiiM al averlaqklM iMlr ItallM on (be pnikt blMter. TbU at wnnM Appreciation Chech A H orded U nde H. Harris Mr Wade H Harris ot 1216 Pender Street was the sole luckv winner last week in The (WHtd.lMAN's Appreciation Mone' leauire sponsored by this newspaper and mer chants. toumi on the back page of ‘he fir>l .sreth n of this . fa'll ac:k Mr Harri.-' narrie was found in tin advei tHem<>n( paid for n (be Mikt blMtar da Haw«\ar, U l> . )udge nt jvrj' W> mrrclr pnbUfb tba lack at "t find (bam rapart«d bi (ba •rrr«(ing aOlcart. Ta hea^ oni ai Tba Crime Baal t'alnma*. martlj manna Md bclnc ragtolarrd bjr n paUea aifkcr In rrparlind Ua findiafa nbUa an dni/. Bn almply aaap all (ba “BMicr'' n*d y— van I ba (■ Tbr Crlma Ecni. REFUSES SEX•BEATEN Miss Marshine Baker, 17, 262 Seawell Avenue, told Officer G. D. Burke at 10:25 a.m Monday of this week, that she was taking a shower when Arthur Buffaloe, 22, of Raleigh North Apartments, came to her apartment and wanted to have sexual inter course with her The woman said she refused his request "because I am pregnant by him and he refuses to take the responsibility for the preg nancy." She said young Buffaloe then proceeded to slap and strike her "all over my body " Miss Baker report ed no injuries, however. Whether sne signed an assault on a female warrant against Buffaloe was not listed on the general offense report sheet. NEW YORK • A New York City school desegregation plan that one educational expert termed racist, was subse quently denounced in even stronger terms by another national figure, who said it actually "goe.s beyond the superficial issue of racism." Testifying in Federal Court on the plan drawn up by a “Special Master" to de.segrc- gate the Mark Twain .lunior High School in the (.'oiiey Island section of Brooklyn, the renowned educator, Dr. Ken- (See PROPOSAL IS. P 2' The CAROLINIAN learned ihr'mgh reliable sources that Nnrman Ellcrhec, 26, was deliberately run down with a <‘ar alleged to have been driven by a 19-year-old white youth on Saturday, June 15, 5 :{<) p.m . in the black community. Ihe alleged kill er. (first name unknown) Lasiirling. is said to have driven through the black community with another white companion and passed a group of blacks. The white youths are alleged to have extended the common greet ing. which is interpreted in youth world as 'Right on." the blacks returned the familiar greeting and are said to have forgotten it. However, to their surprise, they noticed the car ('oming backward al a MAVOR REFUVU.S iSfM. SION • Atlanta Mayor Maynard .larkson 11.4. taken a stand for women'- iigiKs atid refused to he im hided in itir book "Men of \i liie\ ement” because it omitted women and represented "an iiisull to half of the world’s pop(ii.iiiun.‘’ (UPl) S(e AUrRKtT.ATlD.N. P iSee CRIME BEAT, P. 3) Appreciation Money SPOTLIGHT THIS WEEK >IM I ss fltistiN CAMP K.SCAPE - Miami - Eitebaa Dlai. 35 (L). Osvaldo Simon. 30 <C» and Khteban ttjmire/. itu. discuss their escape from a Cuba prison camp after being picked up in the ■ a(i ai M j jiid iirought to .Miami late July 22. The three, in prison because of previous escape jtteni,.<N using a child's life raft and two pair of fins swam at night and hid in oaves along Cuba v -iiureliiie for 5 days until they worked their way out to tea where they were picked up by a parsing cargo ship (I'PII PINE DRUG COMPANY "For Prescriptions Exactly As Ordered” BLACKS FINALISTS IN MISSISSIPPI • Vicksburg. Miss. ■ Winners after Inree nights of preliminary judging in the Miss Mississippi Pageant here are. left to right: Pamela \nn .stahnke. Miss UniveriUv of Mississippi, swimsuit. .Jacquelyn Deloris Wilson. Miss Mississippi I nivcrsily for Women, talent: Donnah Ruth Hild. Miss University of Mississippi, swimsuit; Barbara Ann Boss. Miss Belhaven ( ollege. talent; Marilyn Manette WInbush. Miss talent- Melodv Ann Heed. Miss Vicksburg, swimsuit: and Carol Diane Bounds, Miss Mississippi Slate. Miss Wilson and Miss Winbush are the first blacks to ever compete in the state pageant. tUPI)
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