Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1965 — Page 3

JANUARY 2, 1965

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

SEC. 2 — PAGE 3

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Continued from Page 1 his $10 back and Jordan refused to return his money. “An argument followed, and Craig said he was trying to take his money back when Jordan pulled a straight razor,” the veteran detective related. “Craig claims he stabbed Jordan after Jordan pulled the razor because he was afraid for his own life,” Davenport added. Police did find an unopened straight razor near Jordan’s body. However, Davenport said he was inclined to discredit Craig’s story because of several factors. “From what we’ve learned, Craig evidently knew Jordan and his roommate (the roommate supplied police with Graig’s name.) therefore he could not have been fooled into believing that Jordan was a woman. “And,” Davenport continued, “Jordan enjoys a reputation as somewhat of a knife-man in that neighborhood.” Davenport did say that an effort was being made to locate “Peaches” to see if he could substantiate either of the two accounts of the slaying.

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BASKETS FOR THE NEEDY: Several Indianapolis families had a merrier Christmas thanks to the Elks National Charities, whose officers and members are pictured above with baskets they presented needy families this year. Officers of the group are Brother Charles Simms, president; Dt. Geneva Bogguss, vice-president; Dt. Breatha King, financial secretary; Brother Raymond Smith, recording secretary; Dt. Lena Cave, treasurer; Brother Clarence Huckleberry, chaplain; Dt. Sarah Brooks, sergeant-at-arms;

Brother Clarence Barlow, reporter; and Brothers Oliver Glazebrook, William Taylor, Elwood Proctor and Dt. Margaret Brown, all trustees; Brother Hershell King, assistant grand director, and Dt. Vera Boyd, assistant grand directress. Other members of Elks organization are Brothers Willie Smith, Arthur Smith, Russell Everett, Ralph Brent, ant Dts. Mary E. Davis, Beatrice Allen, Lola Smith, Virgi Parks, and Ann Shaffer. (Recorder photo by Jim Burres)

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ATLANTA (NPI)—The Atlanta school board will transfer Negro pupils next January to an all-white school which has been the center of integrationist controversy since Au-

gust.

The Kirkwood School, which has a present enrollment of 422 white students, was the object of picketing by Negro parents and civil rights leaders last

Fall.

THE SCHOOL, located in northeast Atlanta, is said to have empty classrooms, while two nearby Negro schools are crowded beyond capacity. One civil rights leader was arrested during demonstrations at Kirkwood on the opening day of classes. The decision to admit Negroes to the school was made by Supt. John Letson, with the knowledge and approval of the board of education. “We’ve had to face up to the realities of the situation,” said Oby Brewer, Jr., president of the board. “Our problem is to get some additional space for these Negro children and to give the white children a chance to make a choice.” One of the main reasons for the decision is that Kirkwood has shown a sharp decrease in student enrollment this fall.

having lost some 300 pupils. School officials had refused to integrate the school because it would not be affected by the city’s grade-a-year desegregation plan until the fall of 1965. HOWEVER, it was pointed out that the board of education faces another federal court hearing in February, and the move toward integration may stand the board in good stead. “We’re doing what in our best judgment must be done,” Brewer said. He announced

that a letter will be sent to the parents of Kirkwood’s white pupils. “This action is not one that the school itself takes, but the community took it,” Letson said. “People have moved out and are moving out. We cannot continue with an empty school. We are continuing to lose students. In order to utilize the space that we have, there’s no alternative,” the superintendent added.

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Suit filed to TB hospitals TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A suit seeking to end racial segregation in the State Tuberculosis sanatoriums and hospitals was filed in Federal Court here today by attorneys of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. It is the first suit to integrate all of the hospitals under the jurisdiction of a state

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Legal Defense Fund lawyers are currently engaged in eleven other courts to desegregate the facilities in individual hospitals throughout the South. The action today represents the first attempt to bring statewide equality in Florida health fa-

cilities.

Hospitals are not covered by the provisions of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, hut the Legal Defense Fund has already won several important related cases. These hold that public hospitals receiving governmental money and licensed and regulated by state authorities must operate on a desegregated basis. In the complaint to the Federal District Court, Legal De-

integrate in Florida fense Fund lawyers point out that the tuberculosis hospitals are tax exempt and are licensed by the state of Florida. In addition, these hospitals have received over $2,000,000. in Federal funds under the “Hill-Burton” program, they point out. On behalf of seven Negroes who are or have been patients at the TB hospitals, the Legal Defense Fund is asking the Court to order the end of segregated wards and treatment

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In a related action, the Legal Defense Fund filed suit in Jacksonville to desegregate the facilities of the Suwannee County Hospital, a public institution that has received considerable Federal money. Earl M. Johnson of Jacksonville and Tobias Simon of Miami, Florida, cooperating attorneys of the Legal Defense Fund, were joined in bringing the suits by Jack Greenberg, Constance Baker Motley, and Leroy D. Clark, all of the Legal Defense Fund’s New York City headquarters.

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