Who fought who at Job Corps Center? (Continued from Page 3) A front-page two-part series in the Tuesday, June 29 and Thurs day, July,1,1965 Emerald by editor ChucK Beggs reported re cent violence at the Tongue Point Job Corps Center near Astoria—the same Tongue Point Job Corps Center from which the University recently withdrew its support. Douglas Olds, the center RttfOR cvttYone The ODE director, blamed "a hard core of Black Muslim followers” for the in cidents. But Willy Murray, a black student leader at the center said he knew of no Black Muslims who lived there. The Tongue Point Center opened in an abandoned naval base on Feb. 1,1965. When viol ence erupted so soon after its opening, state and University offi cials were troubled. Then-Gov. Mark Hatfield asked for federal troops one week before Beggs' first story was published when “newspapers around the state carried stories of outbreaks of ra cial fights at the base,” Beggs re ported. 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