Jackson advocate
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SEE ALABAMA ONCE MORE
DEFACING THE AMERICAN
IMAGE TO WATCHING WORLD
Negro Demonstration And Police
Action Provide Pictures And
Headlines To Dismay Friends
Of The United States Of America
FEED FIRES OF ANTI-AMERICANISM
OPPOSITION Leader: Leader
of the oposition to President Du*
valier of Haiti is Clement Bar*
bot. He is a school teacher and
was at one time head of Du*
valier’s Secret Police.
London, England, May 9
Alabama is once more defacing
the image of American Democ
racy before a watching world,
as over the past few days Ne
gro demonstrations and police
action have been providing pic
tures and headlines to dismay
the friends of the United States,
and feed the fires of anti-Ameri
canism.
Such is a report filed from
London last week by a Staff
Correspondent of the Christian
Science Monitor, a leading U.S.
newspaper.
The newspapers ca’ry head
lines like “1,000 children jailed
in race-war city”; “Hundreds
of children arrested in Ala
bama”; “Marchers hosed again
in race-clash city”; “School
buses take marchers to cells”;
‘‘Singing children carted off to
jail’; and “Police use dogs to
scatter Negro marchers.”
Three typical pictures widely
reproduced here show a trio of
policemen holding down a
Nrern woman, demonstrators
(Contiinued On Page Five)
Nat Cole Says Entertainers Fail
As Civil Rights Crusaders
Los Angeles, Cal. May 9
“If I thought it would do some
good, I'd cancel some of the
shows I have to do, lose thous
of dollars, and join Dr. Martin
Luther King and other integra
tion leaders in my native state
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Jackson advocate. (1963). Jackson, Miss., 1963-05-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn79000083/1963-05-18/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Jackson advocate, 1963-05-18.
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