Blailc Might Use An Old Football Tactic
When He Reaches Birmingham As 'Envoy'
V- By AL KUETTNER .football coach at West Point, his toss of the coin. i with the so-called non-violent
United Press International j teams never choso to carry the ' "You know what your own of-I movement which has been con-
When Farl fRed) Blaik was'ball on kickoff when they won the 'en.se is; us dqsi 10 una oui wnai uucuiib a uescgregauon campaign
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16 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon., Sept. 23, 1963
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the other fellow has," Blaik I in Birmingham the Martin Lutli-
would tell his players. er King organization?
If the Blaik formula is cm-j A. Most are nut in King's
ployed when he and former Army group. Some were and fell by the
Secretary Kenneth C. Royall wayside. King has told Negroes
reach Birmingham as President: publicly he will not have them if
Kennedy's personal "envoys" in i they are violent. He takes them
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the racial crisis there, they prob
ably will do a lot of listening to
folks on all sides of the issue.
The following might be a typi
cal, if hypothetical, question and
answer session between the presi
dential representatives and white
and Negro people of Birmingham.
Q. Hie sign at the airport says
back when they repent.
0. After these bombings, Ne
groes often flock into the streets
and start throwing things at the
police who are trying to get to
the scene. Why is this?
A. This is hard to explain. It
goes back to a basic distrust and
lack of faith in the police. The
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We arc glad to have you in Bir-1 Negro element that fights in the
mingham," What do we have (streets keep demanding that the
here? police find the bombers. But it
A. People. Birmingham has a goes deeper than that. This group
metropolitan population of about j has felt over the years that the
600,000. Four out of ten are Ne-! policemen is an enemy. Sudden
grocs. Some of the Negroes are ; ly, . these Negroes huve become
well known, like A. U. Gaston. part of a sort of revolution. A
He's a millionaire. Some have ' change is going on in their lives
good paying jobs and nice homes. ; that they don't even understand
Many more still live in row: yet. They have the notion now
houses. There arc some profitable that at least they can well to
Negro business ventures but Ne- put it bluntly stick their tongues
groes mostly work for the white out at the cops. It's gone from
people. that to rocks and guns. They are
Q. What provides most of the letting loose some long pent-up
jobs fur working people here? j feelings.
A. Coal and steel and all the 1 Q. But they are breaking laws,
fabricating and processing plants " Don't they know this must stop?
that go along with such indus-i A. The people who arc break
tries. ;ing the laws in Birmingham have
Q. What seems to be the trou- been obedient only through fear
ble here? of being caught, not respect for
A. People again. Race is the is- law. That fear is gone. When''
sue that's bringing all the trou-, their passions flare now as a rc-l
Die right now. but the root proii- sult or a bombing, they take out
lem is a feeling of fear and lack ! their feelings on anybody who is
of a sense of trust and dignity. ' while. ! j
It goes through a segment of the! Q. What do the Negroes want,
Negro population. But a part of in Birmingham? j,
tnc wnue population aiso nas mis; a. iney say us ireeuom. iuanyi j
fnnltnrf i( fa:,r rnt rlivlnttti AInut i .Inn'l aunn L-ni 'Mini, Innrlui'c
of the trouble involves these two say they want most a sense of
groups, either fighting against I dignity, of being part of the whole
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each other or lighting outside
agencies such as the police.
Q, Then aren't we talking about
relatively small percentages of
the population of Birmingham? '
A. That is correct. Most of the
riots and rowdy demonstrations
involve no more than 1,000 per
sons. The highet number has been
about 5,000. Of course, this is a
sufficient number to be a real
j menace to law and order.
1 Q. Arc thc.ie people connected
community. 11 will take a real
show of good faith for this to be
accomplished.
Q. Where can a start be made?
A. Negroes say they want more
meetings of the bi-racial commit
tee with Negroes participating.
They want a few first class Ne
gro policemen. They say they
want to feel that their inter
ests, homes and self respect arc
getting the same protection as
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