Results for “police brutality”

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1963-00-00804 1 pages
lence of real leadership, economic interests, many of which are located in the North, which en­ courage* racial violence and con­ dones police brutality,” SNCC officials said in the letter. Members and supporters of SN CC were called upon to “use Marines Get Promotions SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Mari’' Private Terry
1963-00-00453 1 pages
sessions, to which some 60 CORE groups from 22 states are sending repre­ sentatives. Special workshops on methods to combat discrim­ ination in employment, police brutality. CORE philosophy and methods of non-violent direct action will also be dis­ cussed daring the four-day ses­ sions. Among speakers expected
1963-04-27 12 pages
Negro’s shoes. This is the scabrous crust of racial dementia that has built up and hardened over the gen­ erations of intimidation, police brutality, lynching, fear, yorel morality and a political exped ency that had no need to acco­ modate a disfranchised Negro. But some hardy seeds of changes
1963-00-00577 1 pages
without he Attorney William C. Chance, . of /Manhattan. Powell’s lawyer, a restraining Immediate desegregation of the nation’s schools. 3. An end to police brutality di­ rected against cittzeos using their constitutional nght of peaceful demonstration. 4. A massive Federal public worts program to provide jobs
1963-00-00305 1 pages
religionists and severely injured two others. The trial, however, has arous-- ed strong, widespread sympathy! among the Negro populace here because of the police brutality aspects. However, if also has aroused great contempt among some Ne­ groes who demonstrated in front of the courthouse to dramatize what they feel
1963-00-00699 1 pages
Civil to speak said only one word. Rights Bill with reservations. 1 "Freedoo” and convulsed the protest the ommission of a clause crowd. on police brutality.** The Hollywood contingent in- Sidney Poiter said, “This is a eluded, among others. Sidney stupendous affair. And like all Poitier, Charleston Heston. Burt
1963-01-26 5 pages
program to make the streets and hallways of this community safe from "We will continue to battle „ u „ . hoodlums and muggers - (against alleged police brutality, and at the same time in- explained Sunday, “but we crease the NAACP’S mem- will also fight apathy and indif- on nnn mai (ference
1963-00-00105 1 pages
hire Negroes to deliver these products We pay taxes and vote but we have no representation In the county or local government Cases of police brutality have in creased in the county and the victim 1i always a Negro. «< Wt want to buy home or rent apartments in decent neighbor
1963-00-00771 1 pages
landless. After the March on Wash­ ington, white men have stepped up their terror campaign against Negroes. There have been more bombings, killings, police brutal­ ity and daughter of Innocent children What should the Negro do? In what direction should he go? These are the questions that the Messenger Elijah
1963-00-00721 1 pages
here more than anything else in the world. I support the Civil Rights Bill but with reservations; I protest the omission of police brutality in it.” It is interesting that this particular idea, almost identical, was part of John Lewis’ (SNC) speech and was deleted when Archbishop O’Boyle objected