The Oklahoma Eagle (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 48, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1965 Page: 5 of 14
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1965
THE OKLAHOMA EAGLE
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Ku Kiux Kha Activities
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Frisbire. Auslr'.lia
has stepped in to fill Willie's shoes
When the Bears defeated the hither-
to unbeaten Green Bay Packers,
.1-10, Siyers scor.d his 13th touch-
down of the season and churned up
5 yards in IS carries.
incendiary devices and firearms t.
v.tui members.
As the Klan moves northward, its
tai ics bee. me more ciunu. stine anil
its members conduct tneir aetivilie.
.11 near secrecy. Hie KKK message
>. h w *i<*r, beau consistently trans-
•eil.d out of the 6 util.
J us"* of viol nc? I > iu.-th*.
In the first weeks of tie in- | ■ K' *i’s c .ivm*
The black-robid m mbers of this
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In Maryland, the state’s un't hat
a cross-burning rally in a cirn-iie'd
u< >u i,..u.i, near Ute Pena
sylvania birder, where Klan teau
i .t.'aert biieitan h.aa.d a list ot
\KK officials.
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In Gallimore’s Shoes
CHICAGO 'NPD - It’s been a
tradition with the Chicago Bears
that whenever one of its gridiron
stars fades out, another paps up to
take his place. So with the untimely-
death of galloping Willie Galimore,
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H his wav ti victory over Jim Mr-
U Minus, Berkley. Calif., to r.acli the
H <|ii n i rfinal in the Queen-land Lawr
K Tennis championship. Although ex-
1 i< nil.! by McHMNM 11-9-3-6, 7-5, 6 4,
I Ashe’s booming service and quick
" i net play left the Aussie fans gasping.
The oNrthc.-n states that the Klan
lias infiltrated include: Onto, r‘ini
AH ini l.id i i,i. Wi.u- nsin. New
Jer.-ey, Delaware, aid New York.
K c.'tiliy lie Welfare department
ii N.v. York City suspended a case
worker, after being informed that
l.e was the highest ranking Klan
I nu mber in th? New Jersey chapter.
Even in the l'.'21's, the Klan's res
i ..j tn, in rs in th? North
and Midulewest C*-is.es ware i.ur-
. d m Pennsylvania, N w Icnm;
;:.d X.w York a.id th" KKK h?lo
p o i.-'. -'t'i■■.. ivIi -i-? Negroes, Jews
tiid t'.itleli. s wire berat.d.
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ra The next ui.i* ni -’tin-' will b-
■ Nov. 11, in the Carver cafe‘cria.
IW Th-* pro'<r. r* -ahairm-in. Mrs. T' erc-
n sa Wii iht, is p* - tiarii’g a challeng
K ing program o.i the thei.i" for No
P? venibcr w'lich is ' Guiding Students
m in C'.-ir'cr Pla-in ng.” Paren's and
0 teachers .•ire still heing inspired by
D tin challenging address brought to
M us hy Mrs. L. C. Bohanun on prep
K ar-1 ion through moral and spiritual
values. Mrs. Robanan stressed in
her most dynamic address that mor-
al and spiritual values must be re-
captured. and before this can be
B done “Men must come back to
| God.’’
The eencral theme for the Carver
PTA for 1965 and 1966 is “Be Pre
p-red to M" t the Challenge Change
Will Bring.”
is i -rnt. that the influence of the KKK rema instructors were instrumenta
s very potent in 331 cjmmun.t.e- in passing on instruction in guerilla
-principally in the South—through actics and the u ses of explosives
ut the nation.
In its i*ok i .to Klan financing and
.rg.inuati. il, tie Congressioiial n
-estimating unit has b??n foiled by
he refusal cf n.i-t KKK niemliei
ailed to t -stifv ib mt ti e Klaverns
r chapters of th.* Kl.ui.
Tl ev learned that th * KK’s sp*-
for d reot, vi-l '-.t ac i ■
It w is not u i'il I'tiil that the Klan
•ea*ed Io li a p I’tle il lore * l:
Jew York and New Jersey.
in R"ndin-’., Pa., a i.ta i leadet
..Il d I itnsi If after the recent p:ib
ication of his .Kwish n-ir.-ntnge.
In Illinois, the Klan inllu -nee or
be stale pr mpt-.-il Atty.-Gen. Wi'
I.am G. Ciark to issue a warnin
tatoincni sa in ;: ‘ There is no w *1
”i * in the Laud of Lincoln foi I
rjch persons.”
Tha KKK h-d announce'] its in
' ntion to organize a branch ii
Illinois, hot Clark asserted that "s-
long as I am the alt irney genera'
of the stat", the law w II be i
■ok d to deal with anarchistic un-
American and terrorist-c klan or
''•in’zibiin and their activities."
I>r M eiin Lntle r King, Jr., pre
•i- tfi th" r-cent aeoutlal of ,- .
K'u Klux r tri' d for the murd-r <
a civil rights worker, vowed a st?
•ji> in the "fight ag-imsl contnliutiny.
i.ijustic- in Am T'ea.”
II rennins to he sc'n w' al th-
c Pibined efforts ot th'- IP AG and
th? .I.t fie? d.'p-irtnii-nl w II ha »
in lesso-ijng. nr eradicating th
v.i.! -i- bed h--t - 'troop whvh l r
i’i'Iv h is b*n responsible for th
nnii’-M e cindti.ons ih" Negro has
' fac-.d since It ><• mstnu'touii.
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P rent an dteachers were at
their best ui carrying out the theme
foi Del li-r ’ I '-.•pare far Construc-
tive Lei* i- "," during the talent
shr w -in (’ct. 11.
A plea is still being made for
lose rs to t'*is v u.d rful organiza-
I > PTA.“ flu I of you who
hn’cn’t joined please gi.e to your
child 50c to report to the homeroom
teacher for your membership fee.
In return th" teaehT wll s-nd to
a mcm'x*rship card for'
WASHINGTON <NPl» - It
.oped that the sounding of the d. at
.ncll for the Ku Klux Klan may fol
mW current investigations uito Kia.
activities by the House L'n-Ain. i-ica
Activities committee.
The comm ttee's recomni?ndati?n
ind th? work being done by the Jus
C" department, could 1 a e tn
CKK standing outside federal law
ind cut the ground from und?r 1. i
•olh cmdon *d acts cf violeic. com- c al arm
initted by Klan members. ea ?-d N <-ir mi - ’.me ; *■•’’ I
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to light the vast extent of the hit.*- -re.i
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cerned itself primarily With an e\-
'("rotjon of Klan strongholds in the 1 61 for in mb
South. .violent acton. Hl’.'C w* told
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The Oklahoma Eagle (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 48, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 11, 1965, newspaper, November 11, 1965; Tulsa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1805044/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.