Jackson advocate

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in Illinois, 23 in New Mexico, 20

in Mississippi, and 18 in Wyoming.

Bomb Exploded...

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promised some action to persuade

or frighten the others away from

the schools.

Three bombs exploded in schools

here last week, but today’s blast

was the first since the resumption

Monday of the boycott of Haiti

University. About half of the

city’s school students are staying

home in sympathy with the uni

versity boycott that is protesting

the educational decrees of the re

gime of Pres. Francois Duvalier.

The boycott of the university’s

six faculties by most of the 6,000

students continued to be largly

effective. There was no indication

that the students were “trickling

back’’ as the Government had

hoped they would when the Presi

dent decided not to enforce dis

ciplinary measures.

One of the students’ leading sup

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didate, other names mentioned as

possible appointees are Edward

S. Lewis, executive director of the

New York Urban League; Civil

Service Commissioner George Gre

gory, Jr., State Senator James L.

Watson, Assemblyman Lloyd Dick

ens and Welfare Commissioner

James R. Dumpson, all Negroes.

Brown, however, has already re

ceived the support of five Harlem

Democratic leaders and other civic

group presidents.

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porters is the labor movement,

Henri Merceron, former head of

the Chauffeur Guiders Union, left

the country yesterday. He was

persuaded to end his hiding and

accept exile

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How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Jackson advocate. (1961). Jackson, Miss., 1961-01-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn79000083/1961-01-28/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Jackson advocate, 1961-01-28.