Birmingham Negroes Back King As Leader
By United Press International
The public endorsement of
Martin Luther King Jr. as lead
er of Birmingham's Negro inte
gralionist element appeared to
day to increase the threat of
renewed racial demonstrations
in the Alabama city.
A letter saying the Negro
community was "proud to en
dorse and support the leader
ship" of King and the Rev.
Fred Shuttlesnorth was signed
by more than 100 Negro lead
ers Thursday and sent to Bir
mingham Mayor Albert Bout
well, who had dismissed the
two as "outside agitators."
The show of support strength
ened King's hand for a coming
showdown with Birmingham of
ficials over his demands that
tlie cily hire Negro police and
firemen and upgrade other city
jobs for Negroes.
King has issued an ultimatum
threatening to lead more huge
demonstrations if the city does
not hire 25 Negro policemen by
Tuesday as a start of the de
segregation. Other racial developments:
Williamston, N.C. Police ar
rested 57 Negroes who marched
on city hall Thursday night to
protest the jailing of one of
their leaders. The demonstra
tors were protesting the arrest
of Golden Frinks, president of
the local chapter of the South
ern Christian Leadership Confer
ence (SCLCi, on charges of
leading an anti-segregation
march.
St. Francisvillc. La. An eld
erly Baptist minister Thursday
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became the first member of his
race to qualify as a voter since
1902 in West Feliciana Parish
(county1.
New Haven. Conn. Thirty
Yale University students said
Thursday they will come to
Mississippi soon to help out
with Negro leader Aaron Hen
ry's campaign for governor.
U.S. To Reveal 14 New Rookie Spacemen Today
HERALD AND NEWS, Klumath Falls, Oregon
By ALVIN B. WEBB Jr.
Vnlted Press International
HOUSTON. Tex. (UPll-Four-teen
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Friday, October 18, 1963
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Eastern States Close Dry Forests
By United Press International
Woodlands in six drought
stricken Eastern states were
closed to the public today.
Water supplies across the
Midlands dwindled to the dan
ger point and forest fires in
New York state were at the
"explosive" stage.
No relief was in sight.
Light showers fell across
parts of the Midwest Thursday
but did little to break the
weeks-long drought which has
turned forests and fields into
tinder boxes.
A thunderstorm at St. Louis,
Mo.. Thursday night ' was
blamed for setting at least two
fires by lightning.
Forests and woodlands were
closed to the public in New
York, Connecticut, Massachu
setts. New Hampshire, West
Virginia, and Vermont. Boy
Scouts were encouraged not to
plan camping trips in Ohio
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woodlands and hunting seasons
were cancelled in many areas.
Nearly 125 fires were burning
in New York, with 26 new
blazes reported today. Con
servation commissioner Harold
G. Wilm said conditions were
"explosive" and asked all resi
dents of the state to obey a
leaf-burning ban.
Helm said a thick haze has
shrouded much of New Y'ork's
woodland and made it difficult
for fire-fighters to spot new out
breaks quickly.
There were JOG new fires in
Massachusetts Thursday, and
102 burning in West Virginia.
State Agriculture Commission.
er John T. Johnson said West
Virginia's drought was the
worst in 32 years.
Twelve new fires broke out
in Michigan Thursday to bring
the week's total to more than
60.
Tinder box conditions were re
ported in the Cherokee Nation
al Forest and the Great Smokey
Mountain National Park in the
Tennessee-North Carolina area.
Mayor James T. Crain of
Flcminsburg, Ky., said his
city's 45 million gallon reservoir
was down to 14 million gallons,
of which only 8 million are us
able. "One bad fire could wipe
out our water supply." he said.
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