Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1965-05-29
J. A. Beauchamp

AMONG BEST-DRESSED —
Mrs. Theodore M. Alexander, Jr. of
Atlanta has been named to Ebony magazine's list of best-dressed
Negro women.

ELEANOR
Every citizen owes to his country a vigilant watch and close
scrutiny of its public servants and a fair and reasonable estimate
of their fidelity and usefulness. This is the people's will impressed 
uupon the whole framework of our civil policy — municipal,
state and federal. — (Grover Cleveland's First Inaugural Address
in 1885).
It is time for America and the
world to move on from a social order 
in which unregulated profit is
the driving force. It is time to move
up to a social order in which equality 
or opportunity will cease to be
a dream and actually come to pass.
The humblest citizen of all the
land when clad in the armour of
a righteous cause is stronger than
all the hosts of error, (William Jennings 
Bryant in 1896).
You cannot possibly have a
broader basis for any government
than that which includes all the
people, with ail their rights in their
hands and with an equal power to
maintain their rights. (William
Lloyd. Garrson)
A man who to good enough to
shed his blood for his country is
good enough to be given a square
deal afterward; more than that no
man is entitled, to, and less than
that no man shall have.
(Theodore Roosevelt in 1891)
Natural liberty is a gift of the
beneficent Creator the whole
human race, and civil liberty is
founded in that, and cannot be
wrested from the people without
the most manifest violation of justice. 

(Alexander Hamilton in 1775)
Gold is good in its place, but living 
brave, patriotic men are better
than gold, (Abraham Lincoln).
The rightful use and purpose of
our natural resources is to make
all the people strong and well, able,
and wise, well - taught, well - fed,
well - clothed, well - housed, full

of knowledge and initiative, with
equal opportunity for all, special
privilege for none. Whatsoever ye
would that men should do to you,
do ye even so to them. That is
the answer.
(Gifford Pinchot)
You help create LEADERS instead 
of bosses.
You help POLITICIANS reflect
the will of the VOTERS.
You become a REAL American
Citizen.
You are an influence for GOOD
GOVERNMENT.
You will help create opportunities 
which are DENIED NEGROES
in Atlanta and elsewhere.
You will create BETTER JOBS.
You will help destroy SEGREGATION. 

You can elect the candidates of
your choice.
You can help make laws for
BETTER public housing.
You can insure EQUAL justice in
the courts.
You can help secure cleaner
streets, better police protection
and many other community improvements. 

You will give zest to the
strength or the NEGROES IN
lanta, and elsewhere.
You will not be EMBARRASSED.
You need only to answer SIMPLE 
QUESTIONS.
You will set a good EXAMPLE
for others to follow.
You will become a FULL CITIZEN. 

If you are not a registered voter
and actually do not vote whenever
you should — you are a liability
and not an asset to your country!!

REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD
REGISTER AND VOTE
(Wherever You Live)
WHEN YOU VOTE:
Every citizen owes to his country a vigilant watch and close
scrutiny of its public servants and a fair and reasonable estimate
of their fidelity and usefulness. This is the people's will impressed 
uupon the whole framework of our civil policy — municipal,
state and federal. — (Grover Cleveland's First Inaugural Address
in 1885).
It is time for America and the
world to move on from a social order 
in which unregulated profit is
the driving force. It is time to move
up to a social order in which equality 
or opportunity will cease to be
a dream and actually come to pass.
The humblest citizen of all the
land when clad in the armour of
a righteous cause is stronger than
all the hosts of error, (William Jennings 
Bryant in 1896).
You cannot possibly have a
broader basis for any government
than that which includes all the
people, with ail their rights in their
hands and with an equal power to
maintain their rights. (William
Lloyd. Garrson)
A man who to good enough to
shed his blood for his country is
good enough to be given a square
deal afterward; more than that no
man is entitled, to, and less than
that no man shall have.
(Theodore Roosevelt in 1891)
Natural liberty is a gift of the
beneficent Creator the whole
human race, and civil liberty is
founded in that, and cannot be
wrested from the people without
the most manifest violation of justice. 

(Alexander Hamilton in 1775)
Gold is good in its place, but living 
brave, patriotic men are better
than gold, (Abraham Lincoln).
The rightful use and purpose of
our natural resources is to make
all the people strong and well, able,
and wise, well - taught, well - fed,
well - clothed, well - housed, full

of knowledge and initiative, with
equal opportunity for all, special
privilege for none. Whatsoever ye
would that men should do to you,
do ye even so to them. That is
the answer.
(Gifford Pinchot)
You help create LEADERS instead 
of bosses.
You help POLITICIANS reflect
the will of the VOTERS.
You become a REAL American
Citizen.
You are an influence for GOOD
GOVERNMENT.
You will help create opportunities 
which are DENIED NEGROES
in Atlanta and elsewhere.
You will create BETTER JOBS.
You will help destroy SEGREGATION. 

You can elect the candidates of
your choice.
You can help make laws for
BETTER public housing.
You can insure EQUAL justice in
the courts.
You can help secure cleaner
streets, better police protection
and many other community improvements. 

You will give zest to the
strength or the NEGROES IN
lanta, and elsewhere.
You will not be EMBARRASSED.
You need only to answer SIMPLE 
QUESTIONS.
You will set a good EXAMPLE
for others to follow.
You will become a FULL CITIZEN. 

If you are not a registered voter
and actually do not vote whenever
you should — you are a liability
and not an asset to your country!!

WHEN YOU REGISTER:
Every citizen owes to his country a vigilant watch and close
scrutiny of its public servants and a fair and reasonable estimate
of their fidelity and usefulness. This is the people's will impressed 
uupon the whole framework of our civil policy — municipal,
state and federal. — (Grover Cleveland's First Inaugural Address
in 1885).
It is time for America and the
world to move on from a social order 
in which unregulated profit is
the driving force. It is time to move
up to a social order in which equality 
or opportunity will cease to be
a dream and actually come to pass.
The humblest citizen of all the
land when clad in the armour of
a righteous cause is stronger than
all the hosts of error, (William Jennings 
Bryant in 1896).
You cannot possibly have a
broader basis for any government
than that which includes all the
people, with ail their rights in their
hands and with an equal power to
maintain their rights. (William
Lloyd. Garrson)
A man who to good enough to
shed his blood for his country is
good enough to be given a square
deal afterward; more than that no
man is entitled, to, and less than
that no man shall have.
(Theodore Roosevelt in 1891)
Natural liberty is a gift of the
beneficent Creator the whole
human race, and civil liberty is
founded in that, and cannot be
wrested from the people without
the most manifest violation of justice. 

(Alexander Hamilton in 1775)
Gold is good in its place, but living 
brave, patriotic men are better
than gold, (Abraham Lincoln).
The rightful use and purpose of
our natural resources is to make
all the people strong and well, able,
and wise, well - taught, well - fed,
well - clothed, well - housed, full

of knowledge and initiative, with
equal opportunity for all, special
privilege for none. Whatsoever ye
would that men should do to you,
do ye even so to them. That is
the answer.
(Gifford Pinchot)
You help create LEADERS instead 
of bosses.
You help POLITICIANS reflect
the will of the VOTERS.
You become a REAL American
Citizen.
You are an influence for GOOD
GOVERNMENT.
You will help create opportunities 
which are DENIED NEGROES
in Atlanta and elsewhere.
You will create BETTER JOBS.
You will help destroy SEGREGATION. 

You can elect the candidates of
your choice.
You can help make laws for
BETTER public housing.
You can insure EQUAL justice in
the courts.
You can help secure cleaner
streets, better police protection
and many other community improvements. 

You will give zest to the
strength or the NEGROES IN
lanta, and elsewhere.
You will not be EMBARRASSED.
You need only to answer SIMPLE 
QUESTIONS.
You will set a good EXAMPLE
for others to follow.
You will become a FULL CITIZEN. 

If you are not a registered voter
and actually do not vote whenever
you should — you are a liability
and not an asset to your country!!

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Russell Favors
Nuclear Weapons
Sen. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga.
chairman of the Senate Armed
Services Committee, declared May
20 he favored using nucrear 
pons of any size necessary against
Communist China to avoid an outright 
U.S. defeat in Viet Nam.
Russell, 67, recently recovered
from e long illness, also announced
he would be a candidate for his
seventh term, in the Senate but
said he would not campaign for
14 months.
Russell said if Red China eventually 
poured masses of troops into 
the Viet Nam trouble zone the
United States would have no choice
but to use nuclear force.
The United States cannot efford
to pull out of Viet Nam since it
is committed to defend the Asian
nation against Communist aggression, 
he said.
A pull-out would serve notice this
country will not stand un against
communism, he told a news conference. 

A porpoise was successfully milked
at Marineland of Florida and the
milk was analyzed by the University 
of Chicago. Porpoise milk is
of a slightly thicker consistency
than cow's milk according to the
report. From the analysis, a formula 
has been developed which it is
hoped can be led to baby porpoises
should the need arise.

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Artists Rights
Group Makes
Initial Grants
The Artists Civil
Rights Assistance Fond, a nonprofit 
organization composed of
painters writers, photographers and
others in the arts, has announced
its first grants, totaling $8,500.
Organized a few months ago, the
Fund lists Harry Belafonte, Hugh
Downs, Theodore Bikel, Bobby
Darin, Chad Mitchell, and the
Peter, Paul and Mary folk trio
among its membership.
Members have pledged to contribute 
one day's earnings to the
Fund's treasury to be used for such
projects as medical facilities and
services, legal representation, and
voter registration drives.
The grants, announced May 18,
consisted of one for $2,500 to the
Albany (Ga.) Nursery School, and
another for $6,000 to Attys. Charles
Conley, William Kunstler and Arthur 
Kinoy.
Mrs. Warren Williams, executive
director of the Artists Fund, said
the attorneys are currently engaged 
in the legal representation of
the 300 or more persons indicated
in Alabama because of their civil
rights activities. Some 200 of those
indicated were arrested for participating; 
in peaceful demonstrations 
during the recent SelmaMontgomery 
march.

Alaskan Helps
NAACP Southern
Voter Project
Among the over
200 applicants for the NAAOP summer 
protect in Alabama. Mississippi 
and South Carolina is a former
member of the House of Representaties 
in Alaska.
Mrs. Blanche Louise McSmith,
president of the Anchorage, Alaska, 
NAACP Branch has lived in
Alaska for the past 15 years. During 
that period she has been active 
in both NAACP and other
community activities.
She served in the Alaska Legislature 
in 1859-60. A former president 
of the Business and Professional 
Club and the Anchorage Tuberculosis 
Association, she has also
held offices in the Anchorage
League of Women Voters, Anchorage 
Mental Health Association
and the Anchorage Toastmistress
Club.
Mrs. McSmith is a graduate of
the University of Southern California 
and holds a Master's Degree
in Social Work. She has taught
with the U. S. Air Force and
worked for the U. S. Navy.
Typical of the dedicated people
Who have volunteered to work in
the South this summer, Mrs. McSmith 
has devoted muchof her time
and energy to civil rights. For
three years she was chairman of
the Civil. Rights Conference on
special tour in Georgia, Ohio and
South Carolina.
Other applications for the NA
ACP operation which will focus
On voter registration and other civil
rights projects have come from
such tar-fling Places as Hawaii and
Canada.

AP Staff Writer
Found Dead With
Throat Cut
Associated 
Press, staff writer James Charles 
Waldrup was found dead in his
apartment Monday with his throat
cut.
Police said it was murder.
The body was found lying face up
in the bedroom dorway.
Police said Waldrup, about 26
also had received a severe blow on
the head from the unknown assailent. 

Police said the apartment appeared 
to have been ranshacked.
Waldrup's wallet and expensive foreign 
car were missing. The time ofdeath 
was estimated at late Saturday 
or early Sunday.
Waldrup, a member of the Associated 
Press bureau here for more
than a year, was a graduate of the
University of Missouri Journalism
School at Columbia, Mo. He was
also a graduate of Ensley High
School in Birmingham where he
played football.
He served in the Navy four years
and was discharged as a Lieutenant 
J. G.
Waldrup worked in public relations 
in Birmingham before joining 
the AP.
He was found in his apartment
by police after a missing persons
report was filed, according to Stan
Atkins, AP bureau correspondent
here.
Waldrup's apartment was on the
second floor of an old Mobile home
about a mile from downtown.
Waldrup was last seen at work in
the bureau in the Mobile Press Register 
building Saturday night.
New mission for James Bond:
selling toys.
Three plead not guilty in Liuzzo
slaying.
Recent successes put N. Y. Mets
in euphoria.
Nickel-based coin offered to replace 
silver money.

TOOTHACHE




Defense Dollars
The U. S. has spent $600 billion
on defense since 1945, Secretary of
State Dean Rusk states in the
Catholic Digest.

INDIAN STAMP
India the Catholic Digest states,
is the first secular government to
issue a commemorative stamp picturing 
a Christian saint St. Thomas, 
one of the 12 disciples of Christ,
who brought the Christian Gospel
to India in 52 A. D.

ANTI-MISSILE MISSILE—
his is the first photo of SPRINT, the U. S. anti-missile
missile as it flashes away from a launcher at White Sands, N.M., during a test. The
SPRINT accelerates so fast special insulation is used to keep it from burning up. It is
part of Army's Nike-X missile defense system. The hypersonic missile is being developed
by the Martin Company's division to Orlando, Fla.

Study Shows Only Negroes
Die For Rape In Florida
A study of convictions and executions 
of whiles and Negroes for the crime of rope in Florida
concludes that Negroes have been "hand-picked" for the death
penalty.
The study was sponsored by the
Florida Civil Liberties, union, and
conducted by 11 law students from
the University of Florida at Gainesville 
and the University of Miami.
Florida is one of 17 Southern
and border states where rape is
punishable by death. In all 17
States, the report, charges, "The
death penalty for rape is a tool of
the racists and bigots — and its
purpose is to impose punishment upon 
Negroes where the methods of
the lynch mob and the Ku Klux
Klan have failed or fallen into dis
repute."
Statistics for the 17 States are
cited from reports of the U. S. Bureau 
of Prisons showing that hetween 
1930 and 1963, 402 Negroes, as
opposed to 45 whites, were exeed 
for rape. In Florida, during the
period Jan. 1, 1940 to Dec. 31, 1964,
the death penalty was imposed on
48 Negroes and 6 whites.
The high ratio of Negro to white
executions for rape, the report
points out did not go unnoticed in
the post.
On throe occasions, lawyers, Asking 
the Florida Supreme Cour to
commute the death sentences of Negroes 
convicted of rape charged
this high ratio indicated discrimination 
against the Negro, and the
denial of due process and equal protection 
of the laws.
The court found, however, that
the meer fact of more Negro execu
tions than whites was inconclusive
evidence of discrimination and that
more complete statistics were needed 
— such as the total number of
whites and Negroes tried and convicted 
of rape.
The Florida CLU study was underteken 
to supply the missing
data. Court criminal records in
Florida county seats were searched,
as well as records of the Division
of Corrections, the Pardon Board.
and sheriff's office throughout the
State. After months of work a
complete record of rape conviction:

in Florida between 1940 and 1964
was compiled, giving the races of
defendants and vietims.
It was learned that in the 25-year
period there were 285 conviotions
for rape — 132 of white men. 195
of Negroes. Of the rape convictions
24 were for rope of white women
63 of Negro women. The report declares 
that no white man in
Florida has been sentenced to death
for the rape of b Negro female
and that no Negro has lied for the
ape of another Negro — adult or
child. But of the 84 Negroes convicted 
of rape of white women, 45
were sentenced to death, and 29

having already been executed.
The report concludes that only
Negroes die for the crime of rape
in Florida (with the exception of
white homosexuals), and that the
death penalty is deliberately utilized 
to punish inter - racial sexual 
attacks by Negroes," This practice, 
the report says, is discrimination" 
by the State and therefore is
prohibited by the 14th Amendment.
The report also comments unFavorably 
on the Pardon Board
which is empowered to commut 
death sentences, and which.
claims, is guide 1 by no recognizable
criteria established by low; and upon 
the fact that the rape of children, 
even by Negroes, is less harshey 
regarded by the courts and the
Pardon Board that the rape of
adults:

Do's And Don'ts



NAACP Executive
Director Roy Wilkins paid tribute
this week to the Catholic press, its
lay and clerical editors, for their
important contributions to the
civil rights campaign.
Speaking at the World Congress
of the Catholic Press at the Waldorf-Astoria 
Hotel here on May 19,
Mr. Wilkns noted that the CathoLic 
sokesmen have "recognized from
the beginning that this is a moral
question. They have emphasized
again and again that man's human
rights are God-given."
Praising the Catholic Church's
stand against bigotry, Mr. Wilkins
stressed that "Catholics have been
active for many, many years, often
without fanfare.
"The fair employment bills enacted 
by so many state legislatures 
since the first one in in New
York in 1945 have had the active
support of Catholic clergy and
laymen," he said.
Mr. Wilkins further stated that
"credit for the extraordinary drive
which has marked the civil rights

movement in the past two years
must go to the three great faiths:
Jewish, Protestant and Catholic.
"Thousands of ministers, rabbis,
priests and nuns have been witnesses, 
in their home towns and
cause," he continued.
The NAACP Executive Director
also praised a "very practical effort 
in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese 
of Detroit (where) the
purchasing power of the church
(will) be used to persuade businesses 
to adopt nondiscriminatory
hiring practices."
The previous evening, Mr. Wilkins 
spoke at the Catholic Interracial 
Council Dnnner where Francis 
Cardinal Spellman received the
LaFarge Memorial Award for Interracial 
Justice.

Quarterly NAACP
Report Shows
Gain In Members
Memberships in the
National Association for the Advancement 
of Colored People for
the first quarter of 1965 are up 15
per cent over the same period last
year, Executive Director Roy Wilkins 
revealed this week.
Citing a report of Miss Lucille
Black, the Association's secretary
for membership. Mr. Wilkins said
that, as a result of this increase,
at the end Of April nearly 100,000
members had been enrolled in the
current membership drive.
Mr. Wilkins attributed: the inCrease 
to the major membership
drives, being conducted in big city
NAACP units such as St. Louis,
Cleveland, Detroit, Washington,
D. C. Los. Angeles. Kansas City,
Mo., Kansas City. Kaps. New OrLeans, 
Houston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, 
Cincinnati. Pittsburgh, Chicago, 
Now York City and Brooklyn.
The report indicated a rise in the
memberships' from smaller NAACP
branches also, he added.
When the NAACP launched its
annual spring membership solicitation 
campaign on April 1, Mr.
Wilkins called on the Association's
nearly 2,000 local units to recruit
700,000 members in 1965 in order
to regain the loss suffered last
year.

Don't ask for "PETROLEUM
JELLY"





U. S. Asks Half-Million More
To Finance Civil Rights Cases
The Civil Rights Division of the
Justice Department, estimates that it will need $2,452,400 to
carry on its work during fiscal year 1966, beginning July 1.
John Doar, Assistant Attorney
General in charge of the division,
told a House subcommittee on appropriations 
that this amount is
$243,800 more than the sum required 
for the current fiscal year.
Details of his testimony before the
subcommittee were ... released May
18.
He said Congress approved an
additional fund of $1,093,000 in
the Supplemental Appropriations
Act of 1965 for 109 new positions
for the division to permit the immediate 
enforcement" of the 1964
Civil Rights Act.
But, despite in extensive recruiting 
campaign, his office was unable
to hire the entire new staff, because 
of the time consumed in the
selection process, Doar said.
Some 217 staff positions, including 
administrative Jobs, are authorized 
for the Civil Rights Divison,
but only 157 are actually filed. Another 
28 lawyers are in process of
being hired.
Doar said the provisions of Title
VII of the 1984 Civil Rights Act relating 
to equal employment opportunity, 
which become effective July 
2, will Increase the division's
workload and make necessary the
hiring of 40 additional eople.
 policy
of the Justice Department to encourage 
"voluntary local solutions"
to racial problems. To avoid law
suits, his attorneys confer first with
local officials about the requirements 
of the law and explore the
possibilities of self - correction."
During the past year, he declared, 
negotiation had produced voluntary 
compliance with Federal
law forbidding racial discrimination 
in registration for voting in
parts of Georgia, Mississippi, and
South Carolna.
"The almost universal adherence
to the new requirements," Doar
commented, was preceded by "numerous 
coherences between Justice

Department representatives and
businessmen throughout the Southern 
and border States. "Our expertences 
to date justify completely our
reliance in this approach."
In a number of cases, Doar added, 
colored citizens are denied the
right to vote in two ways: discrimination 
by registrars through qualification 
tests and intimidation by
Private individuals or office holders. 

The Cvil Rights Division's procedure 
in proving violations in this
area involves an analysts of the
regstration and voting records of
the counties in question and 'numerous 
detailed interviews' with individuais. 

The first step in a voting action
is to make a request to local officials 
to insert and photograph
registration records. If they balk
the division seeks a court order
making them available under Title
III of the 1980 Civil Rights Act.
"Next, the records are carefully
analyzed, and if violations, of Federal 
law have occurred, they are
brought to the attention of State
and local officials as the basis of
voluntary corrective action. Failing
this, Doar told the subcommitttee,
a suit is filed under the Act.
When colored citizens complain
that they have been threatened, intimidated 
or coerced for the purpose 
of interfering with their right
10 register and vote, a similar investigation 
is made. Again, if voluntary 
corrective action is not taken 
by State officials, a suit is filed.
By the end of the past fiscal year,
the Civil Rights Division had filed
a total of 61 suits under the voting
provisions of the Act, compared to
41 at the end of the previous year,
and a total of only 12 cases during 
the period from Sept. 1958 to
June 20, 1961. Trials and hearings
were in 23 cases during the past,
fiscal year.

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