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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

understand what I went through. You have to do without the bare necessities, like food; clpthing and~ shelter. You have to suffer brutality by the police and daily abuse to under­ stand what I went through.” the pros. The fans expect to see a one-man team ln action

racist tactic of closing down the public facility involved. Every thrust was attend­ ed by the most brutal mob vio­ lence with what approached ap­ proval by the police force. Albany Crisis As we began to detail our plans for Birmingham over the summer of ’61, we were sidetrack

beat up every Negro In sight. When the fleeing Negroes sought refuge in police stations, they were thrown out. On E. 28th St. Negro tenements were fla­ grantly invaded and the occu­ pants brutally beaten and killed. In one instance, at a bouse in East 28th Street, the Invading fiends

police dogs on nonviolent, demonstrators and the pressure hoses of the fire department against school children. It is no wonder that the cup of the Negro community nearly spill­ ed over following the dastardly bombing of the Sixteenth St. Bap­ tist Church that brutally snuffed out the lives of four

business ad­ ministration ever since she grad­ uated from Central High School is Mobile two years ago. Powell Says Evers Killer Pro Gunman The brutal killer of NAACP Mitalaalppi Held secretary Iftjd- gar Evers had to ba a "pro­ fessional gunman** whc was hired to do a special

high principle with goodness. No name will live longer than thine - Lafon.” Cn urntfi a nnr-t linon Crossword Bock I come to the police station and ! offer to pay for ihe damaged Sir: I am a faithful reader of ear. The owner probably puts up your newspaper. I enjoy

sorority national scholar­ ship and a John Hay Whitney scholarship. She has received many citations for community work including one from the De­ troit Police Department. fin beneath the stage at the head of this hall used nightly for NAA­ CP freedom rallies and commit­ tee meetings. One floor above

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onstration. More than 2,000 singing, chanting Negroes marched six blocks from a Negro church to a park across from the city jail. Police per­ mitted them to hold a 15- minute demonstration aimed at bolstering the spirits of more than 1,200 Negroes who are in Jail for participation