The N.A.A.C.P. urged Gov. Warren and the Department of Justice to investigate the killing of Mr. Moore, who also was a former executive secretary of a political organization sponsoring Negro voting. It said the N.A.A.C.P. intended to invite top leadership of civic, religious, racial, labor and other national groups to join in conference with the Attorney General. The F.B.I sent two agents from its Daytona beach office and Gov. Warren sent a personal investigator to the scene. A coroner's jury viewed Mr. Moore's body, when to Mr. Moore's wrecked home and then recessed without announcing any findings. Mr. Hudson said.
Most local authorities believe that the bombing was done by some one from outside the county.
Titusville is five miles from Mims. Mr. Moore, a graduate of Bethune-Cookman College, in Daytona Beach, and his family were away from their home most of the time. Mr. Moore traveled for the N.A.A.C.P., his mother lived most of the time in Jacksonville, his daughter taught school at Ocala and his wife taught at Lake Park. They had gathered at their home here for Christmas.