St. Paul recorder., 1961-05-05
STUDENT LEADERS PLAN TO STEP-UP ANTI
BIAS FIGHT, AIM AT HARD CORE STATES
BY Associated Negro Pres


Louisville where
the antgregaon
campaign began southern student leaders met at
Charlotte NC to plan methods Of seeking integaton
weekend to fight against racial bar
beaches to continue sn demonstrations
Negro voter registration
King administrative secretary of the Stu
Nonviolent Coordnatng committee, said:
close to seek ntegraon of pools
beaches parks and theaters"
He said the committee planned step activities
South Carolina Georgia Ala
bama Mississippi and Louisiana.
chairman Charles F. orangeburg added I'VE
recognize increasing the the sitn
committee record willing to
hcipate whoeheartedy with each coordinaing effort
spell out the time and place of
ing antisegregaton demonstrations.
NEW ORLEANS (ANP)-sx members of New Orleans CORE
bond charges of obstructng
traffic" while pcIeting the Wooworth and MCroy stores Cof
Offered o furnish bond for all
Negroes $500 each but bond for the
white girl Connie Bradford) set at $1,000.
Five CORE Bradford Dennis
while petng They charged
obuctng traffic Dennis and Smith were also charged with
failure
Two days and Geraldine Conrad
charged obsctng traffic Miss Bradford out
bail and The tx Orleans Parish Prison
(ANP)-An interraca of Is arrested in
sikeston Mo- restaurant making interstate trip
CORE and Of Columbia CORE
designed discrimination in bus facilities in the cotton
country delta also designed pilot project
1861 which will test discrimination in the Deep
eight Negro white CORE members charged
with" disturbance.
JACKSON Miss (ANP) attempted
city convicted city
Atty Jack Young expected
file appeal in the
Unlike erupted Negro
"readn" white library there
disturbances around the municipal court building.
Judge James Spencer the four Negro bus riders the
the library tnersa 500 fine and
3O-day suspended Jail
The four included Bracey H.
George all students at Jackson State college and
Johnny student Campbell college here
police arrested 23year-old
insurance empoye downtown bus after he re-
of seat next to white Arrested was Charles
Patterson J he charged with breach Of the peace and his
$500
RICHMOND Va (ANP)-vgnias Supreme of APP
upheld which provides fines to $1,000 and
Jail who trepasses without
authority aw-upon premises of another"
"a Negro college students arrested
provisions year seeking
The said the law does not purpo
o be a racialsegregatOn law"
YORK (ANP)-CoRE National Director James Farmer
Kennedy intervene support of two scemen
ho .aosd tn at mcb counter lust outside of Fort Hood Tex
soldiers Samuel Gillian, asked for
Cras record shop April 22 They
quietly waiting at the counter
they waited the Deputy Provost Marshal Colonel Newman
Military Police Newman the
The left and then
placed custody brought Provost Marshal Miller
Curtis a graduate Of CORE reports
military expected
Colonel tolerated
WILMINGTON, Del CANP) - The annual stockholders meeting
McCroy pceed by representatives Of CORE
The meeting here heard protest charging that the company gs be-
hind all other variety chains desegegang its southern lunch
Representing CORE Jim Peck minority pointed
desegegaed its southern stores in
McCroys desegregated its 232
southern Figures
ges MCros
in desegregation.
ATLANTA (ANP)-AttOrneys for st-in demonstrators
Fulton hear
the at-n for indefinite period
and Charles Woffor after hearing the
plaintiffs agreed
ordered continuance the trials originally scheduled
April 25