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Lunch Counter Sit-Ins: Woolworth's in Huntsville, AL, 1962 (Clarence White, Mary Jo Hamlett, Rowland Dawson, Alvin Green, Ralp 1 The Jack Rabin Collection on Alabama Civil Rights and Southern Activists Series I: Alabama Civil Rights Movement Sub-series 4: Selma-to-Montgomery March. Date span: 1963-1974 (bulk 1965 and 1974) Appendix I.4A: Listing of printouts from microfilm reel 17, news clippings from the files of the Subversive Unit of the Investigative and Identification Division of the Alabama Department of Public Safety, 1963-1965 (bulk 1965) Reel 17, box 2, folder 8, 1963-1965 (bulk 1965) 1. Political cartoon: ―Everything Hasn‘t Been Cleaned Up‖ (Selma March) 2. ―Press Hit on Selma Reporting,‖ Nashville Banner, April 6, 1965 3. ―Andrews Says Black Should Be First Committee Witness‖ 4. ―The Vote Bill: Opposing Views,‖ Christian Science Monitor, April 14, 1965 5. ―Klan Quality‖ 6. ―Visitors to Alabama Always Among Friends‖; ―Right Even if Defeated,‖ Mobile Register, May 19, 1965 7. ―Governors Ask Federals for Flexibility on Integration‖ 8. ―A Minister and 13 Girls,‖ Bradenton [?], March 12, 1965 9. George Dixon, ―What a Shame,‖ [Tamaqua, PA], April 11, [1965] 10. ―FBI‘s Hoover Deserves Thanks, Support of True Americans,‖ Atlanta Times, November 21, 1964 11. ―A Mighty Victory‖; ―The Klan, the Star and Mr. White‖; ―Mob vs. Human‖; ―How to Prevent Crime,‖ all Indianapolis Star, [1965] 12. ―Beaten Minister Dies,‖ [Portland] Oregon Journal, March 12, 1965 13. Ralph De Toledano, ―Harry Truman Speaks Out,‖ Human Events, May 8, 1965 14. ―Final Action on Voting Rights Seen This Week,‖ Indianapolis Star, August 2, 1965 15. ―KKK Hits Charges; Vigil Set,‖ Anniston Star, March 28, 1965 16. Political advertisement, Anniston area 17. ―Sickening Spectacle in Alabama,‖ 18. ―What‘s Up in Selma?,‖ Oregon [Journal], February [1965] 19. ―Open Book in Montgomery‖ 20. Bob Ingram, ―Special Session Expected on Feb. 9; Wallace Wants It As Short As Possible,‖ [?Montgomery Advertiser], [1965] 21. ―Back Wallace‘s Proposal,‖ [?Tuscaloosa News] 22. ―The Governor Briefs Us,‖ Greenville Advocate, January 28, 1965 23. ―Support Sound School Needs,‖ Tuscaloosa News, January 15, 1965 24. ―We Stand with Governor Wallace‖ 25. ―Negro Vote Drive Pushed in Selma; 156 Are Arrested,‖ Washington Post, January 21, 1965 2 26. Paul Good, ―States Rights Partisan Slugs Dr. King in Hotel,‖ Washington Post, [dateline January 18, (1965)] 27. Paul Good, ―Peace at Stake in Selma Vote Drive,‖ Washington Post, [dateline January 21, (1965)] 28. Photos: Martin Luther King assaulted in Selma; voter registration in Selma, Washington Post, January 22, 1965 29. Kelso Sturgeon, ―Prayer Vigil Not Confined to Praying,‖ [dateline March 11, (1965)] 30. ―Reds and the Negro: How Civil-Rights Groups, FBI Cope with Communist Fringe,‖ National Observer, July 27, 1964 31. ―Truce in St. Augustine as Negotiation Begins‖ 32. ―Race Violence: Hidden Bombs,‖ Christian Science Monitor, April 5, 1965 33. Al Kuettner, ―March ‗Incidents‘ Admitted, But Wholesale Sex Denied,‖ Alabama Journal, [1965] 34. ―Voting Plans Draw Fire,‖ [?Alabama Journal] 35. ―A Week With Civil Rights Forces in Mississippi,‖ National Observer 36. ―Federal Lynching Law‖ 37. Letter to editor on race relations in Alabama 38. ―18,000 Hear King at Boston Rally‖; ―Bogalusa Tries Mediators,‖ both London [Ontario, Canada] Free Press, April 24, 1965 39. ―McComb,‖ Ch[ristian Science Monitor], November 21, 1964 40. James J. Kilpatrick, ―A Country‘s Patience Running Out,‖ Birmingham News, January 29, 1965 41. ―Judge Hare Raps Kennedy Suits as ‗Reprisal‘‖ 42. James Chisum, ―Integration Main Topic of State School Chiefs‖; ―LBJ Can‘t Afford Probe, Shelton Says,‖ [?] News, [dateline May 3, (1965)] 43. Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, ―Selma Whites, Negroes Talking, But Problems Not Yet Solved, Birmingham News, [summer 1965] 44. Howard James, ―Alabama Impasse,‖ [circa January 1965] 45. ―No Later Than,‖ Andalusia Star-News, [1965] 46. ―Futile Act of Defiance,‖ Tuscaloosa News, March 1, 1965 47. ―You Don‘t Have to Be Indian to . .‖ 48. ―Legislators Irked by Liuzzo Files‖ 49. ―Rally Honors Accused Klan Trio at Dunn,‖ Huntsville [?], [1965] 50. G. K. Hodenfield, ―National PTA Chief Backs Civil Rights‖; Senate Ballot on Vote Bill Still Elusive,‖ both [?], [circa May 1965] 51. ―Bill on Voting Flouts Due Process of Law,‖ Mobile Press Register, May 16, 1965 52. Bill Sellers, ―Delaying Tactics in Alabama Senate,‖ May 16, 1965 53. ―Why Does Dr. King Oppose Rescue Mission in Congo?,‖ Atlanta Times, December 12, 1964 54. ―King,‖ [circa January 1965] 55. ―Rights Bill Impact,‖ Wall Street Journal, January 6, 1965 56. ―Riots in Harlem‖ 57. Photo: ―Negro Takes Tennessee Assembly Seat‖; ―Bridge to Whites Sought,‖ both Christian Science Monitor, [early January 1965] 58. David Lawrence, ―Voter Qualifications,‖ Mobile Register, 1965 3 59. Political cartoon: voting rights and Vietnam, Publishers’ Auxiliary, March 27, 1965 60. Jimmy Breslin, ―The Sermons Are All on Selma, But Summer‘s Due in Harlem,‖ New York Herald Tribune, [spring 1965] 61. ―Voice Not from Dixie But from New England‖; ―Amen‖; Drew Pearson, ―Almost like Tide Tacking Alabama‖; David Lawrence, ―‗Without Precedent,‖ all Mobile Register, March 25, 1965 62. ―Publicity Hoax,‖ Dothan Eagle, January 29, 1965 63. ―Readers Continue to Discuss Selma‖ 64. George Dixon, ―Con Man and the Mayor,‖ San Francisco Examiner, [April 1965] [retitled, but otherwise identical text to item #9 above] 65. Bob Ingram, ―Voter Bill is Approved by Senate,‖ Montgomery Advertiser, April 23, 1965 66. ―Boston Mayor Studies Grievances after March,‖ Alabama Journal, April 24, [1965] 67. ―Church Bombing Coverage Cited: Star Reporting Draws Praise,‖ 68. Paul Good, ―Police Seize Dr. King in Selma Rally,‖ Washington Post, February 2, 1965 69. ―The Case for Miss., Ala., and the South‖ 70. ―‗Rights‘ Suits Due‖ 71. ―Better Understanding, We Hope . .‖ 72. ―Negro Leadership: Can it Prevent More Bloodshed?,‖ Birmingham News, June 15, 1965 73. ―Martin Luther King . at communist Training School,‖ Augusta Courier, July 8, 1963 74. ―Forman Refuses to Repudiate Reds,‖ Human Events, April 24, 1965 75. ―Double Standard,‖ Manchester Union Leader, March 19, 1965 76. ―What Christ Really Preached,‖ Human Events, May 15, 1965 77. ―Extracts from ‗March on Montgomery: The Untold Story,‖ Congressional Record, April 27, 1965 78. ―March on Montgomery: The Untold Story,‖ Congressional Record, March 30, 1965 79. Strom Thurmond, ―What the President Didn‘t Say,‖ Human Events, [1965] 80. ―An Eyewitness Account,‖ Congressional Record, April 1, 1965 81. ―Background Information on Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.‖ 82. ―Johnson, King Decree that Negro Race Must Be Assimilated by White People,‖ Augusta Courier, December ?28, 1965 83. Photo, ―Freedom Marchers Bed Down‖ [March 1965] 84. ―The Untold Part of the Selma Story,‖ Congressional Record, March 30, 1965 4 Reel 17, box 2, folder 9, 1964-1965 (bulk 1965) 85. Carl P. Clement: ―Alabama Civil Rights Problem Not a Racial Issue,‖ Dunsmuir News, June 17, 1965 86. ―Bulletin from Americans for America‖ 87. ―A Plea for Reasonableness: the School Bus Issue‖ 88. ―Suspects Confuse Slaying of Wife,‖ Anniston Star, March 28, 1965 89. ―Pike Leaders Urge Calm in CR Testing,‖ November 18, 1964 90. ―Joined Maddox‘ Atlanta March‖ [letter to editor], [May 1965] 91. David Lawrence, ―LBJ Asks Congress to Take Away Civil Rights of American Worker‖; Holmes Alexander, ―Civil Rights Obsession Widening U.S. Division,‖ both Dothan Eagle 92. Typewritten letter from Victor B. Atkins, Jr., of the Dallas County Abstract Co., Inc., Selma, Alabama, to Roswell Falkenberry of the Selma Times-Journal, January 19, 1965, with enclosures from February 1923 pertaining to a Massachusetts-based states‘ rights group, Sentinels of the Republic 93. William H. Stringer, ―‗Rights‘ Knit Together,‖ Christian Science Monitor, December 16, 1964 94. Handwritten letter of March 17, 1965, from [?] in Minneapolis to the editor of the ―Selma Newspaper,‖ Selma, Alabama, with articles enclosed: Mike Royko, ―Selma Police Chief Wins Friends with Nonviolent Tactics‖; ―Alabama: Long Road Symbol of Movement‖; photo: ―Protest Police Brutality,‖ all Minneapolis Star, March 17, 1965 95. ―Confrontation in Chicago,‖ Chicago Daily News, [circa March 1965] 96. ―Where are Leaders?‖ [letter to editor], Birmingham News, February 19, [?1965] 97. ―School Heads Delay Action on Signing‖ 98. ―Don‘t Let Rumors Get You,‖ [circa March 1965] 99. Holmes Alexander, ―The Republicans and the Southern Vote,‖ Northern Virginia Daily, March 17, 1965 100. Holmes Alexander, ―A New Color Blindness‖ 101. John Allan Long, ―Displaced Negroes: Racial Currents in Mississippi‖; Josephine Ripley, ―The Dialect Deterrent‖; ―Legal Challenge‖; ―Dr. King to Donate Nobel Money,‖ all December 19, 1964 102. William Loeb, ―Just a Day at Home,‖ [circa late March 1965] 103. ―LBJ and the Negroes‘ Future‖ [circa May 1965] 104. ―The State of Alabama,‖ Birmingham News, June 8, 1965 105. ―The Intellectuals and President Johnson‖ 106. William Loeb, ―While Back Home‖ 107. Robert Cahn, ―Johnson Calls Conferences, Sets Out New Racial Goals,‖ Christian Science Monitor, June 7, 1965 108. ―Dr. King‘s Boycott,‖ Chicago Tribune, March 31, 1965 109. Hughes A. Robinson, ―Criticizes King: Rights Agitations Coast Negroes Gains: Educator,‖ Albany [Georgia] Herald, January 6, 1965 110. ―They‘re for Reform in Alabama,‖ Chicago Tribune, April 16, 1965 111. [fragment on Louisiana literacy tests for voter qualification] 112. Kenneth L. Dixon, ―Three Words Label Johnson as Factional President‖ [March 1965] 5 113. Al Kuettner, ―Hometown Pays Tribute to King,‖ Birmingham Post-Herald,
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