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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 12. 196?. C 11 . 1 .... iii: .!"-.. ' pi V SMOKE JUMPER TRAINING - Forest Service smoke jumping instructors are shown climbing aboard an Air Force SA-16 Albatross provided for Air Force Air Rescue training at a Forest Service smoke jumpers' school near Cave Junction. Air Force reservists learned techniques from Forest Service jumpers and all received training in parachuting. (UPI) Bunche Lashes Out At Racial Fanatics ithin Own Race By JACK V. FOX UPI Correspondent On Sunday, June 3, a jet liner crashed during a takeoff at Orly Airport in Paris. One hundred and thirty persons aboard were killed - among them 121 of the ;?rvg citi zens of Atlanta Ja. On an auditorium platform In Atlanta last week. Dr. Ralph Bunche, Negro Under Secretary - General of the United Nations, said that every decent American re gretted the tragedy. Then Bunche - addressing the annual convention of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peo ple - lashed out at fanatics and bigots within his own race in language so strong his lis leners could scarcely believe they came from the lips of the usually soft-spoken Bunche. "I both scorn and pity white bigots," Buche said. "I despise those who are black." Muslim Speech Cited What provoked Bunche into his blistering denunciation? It was a speech made in Los Angeles on the same night the charter Air France plane car rying the Atlantans crashed. On that occasion, a tall Negro arose to address a group of 1,5(10 in a church. This is how he began: "I would like to announce a very beautiful thing that happened. "I got a wire from God to day which I - well, somebody came and told me that He had really answered our prayers over in France and dropped an airplane out of the sky with over 120 white people rn it . . . "We call on our God - he Erts rid of 120 of them at one whop.'' The speaker was a man known as Malcolm X. He is a sort of second-in-command of a fanatic Negro organization known as the Black Muslims. While the members are not recognized by Moslem groups, they profess to follow the Mo hammedan religion, praying to Allah as their God, abhor ring tobacco and alcohol. Want Separata State One goal of the Black Mus lims is a separate Negro state within the United Slates. They make no bones of their hatred of the white race. And they leave no doubt how vin dictive they would be toward any whites who might remain In an area they dominated. The group has only a smat tering of followers, those cen tered mostly in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. Not more than one Negro in 100 in the United States is sf filiated with the Muslims or other extremist groups. "The so-called black Mus lims, who arc not at all Mus lims and by no means are all black." Bunche said, "prac tice an inverted racialism which is cynical and irre sponsible in its exploitation of the Negro's unhappy status." Roy Wilkins. executive sec retary of the NAACP. says he has detected no tendency among Negroes generally to Bloat over the misfortunes of whites. 'They Wera Human Beings' "This (the Paris crash) was a mass tracedy and 1 don't even know whether the At lantans aboard were moder ates or .( cri'tationists." he nasrl. "I only know they were h'l-nn -'3s . . " P'"' ..:'. :n T.vhrr Kin of ?' i: All.. .1' "I do not feel that the ha tred expressed toward whites by Malcolm X is shared by the vast majority of Negroes in the United States." "While there is a great deal of legitimate discontent and righteous indignation in the Negro community, it has never developed into a large- A LOT OF BULL Mayfield, Ky. - IIM - Po lice Capt. Floyd Stokes and officer Rufie Wyatt told how they restored the peace Wed nesday by bringing down a malefactor in a hail of bul lets. "That's a lot of bull," an other officer commented as he viewed the carcass of a 1200 pound bull that had run wild near the farmers stock yard here. scale hatred for whites. "I am amazed that it hasn't attracted more in the light of the conditions that still exist, and I am speaking of the con ditions that they thrive on such as economic deprivation." India Minister To Visit Wheat Country Ritzville, Wash.-lUPH-India's minister of food, V. Shankar, will visit Boise, Portland and Seattle on a tour of inspection of the Pacific Northwest wheat industry later this month. Otto Amen, Ritzville, chair man of the Washington Wheal Commission, said Shankar's trip July 18-24 is sponsored by Western Wheat Associates, an organization financed by the wheal commissions of Wash ington, Oregon and Idaho. Amen said Shankar was particularly interested in grain export methods and storage. if 0001 Vhn e "LAN NO 3920 .r " SQUARE FEET . j '0 - I ,.:0i.: lIViM IOOK I ...... ? 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