BROWSE: | VOL. 1 1965 |
VOL. 2 1966 |
VOL. 3 1967 |
VOL. 4 1968 |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 1 January 1-2, 1966 TOP STORY: "Black panther" party emerges in Lowndes FEATURE: Organizing in Birmingham PHOTO ESSAY: "New Year at a Dying Dump" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 2 January 8-9, 1966 TOP STORY: Samuel Younge, Jr. murdered in Tuskegee FEATURE: Visual artist Larry Godwin PHOTO ESSAY: "Rabbit Hunt" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 3 January 15-16, 1966 TOP STORY: Julian Bond's Viet Nam Stand Stirs Storm FEATURE: Pike County Sheriff P. W. Davis PHOTO ESSAY: Oliver Farm stables |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 4 January 22-23, 1966 TOP STORIES: Jefferson Co. demonstrations; SCLC - SNCC confrontation in Selma FEATURE: Origin of "We Shall Overcome" PHOTO ESSAY: "The Onlookers" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 5 January 29-30, 1966 TOP STORY: Democratic Party drops white supremacy plank FEATURE: Profile of Conrad Deane PHOTO ESSAY: "The World of Radio" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 6 February 5-6, 1966 TOP STORIES: Teachers' union integration; Republicans and civil rights FEATURE: The movement in Tuskegee, AL PHOTO ESSAY: "Basketball, Part One" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 7 February 12-13, 1966 TOP STORY: Lowndes County jury integration FEATURE: Profile of The Koinonia Farm PHOTO ESSAY: "Basketball, Part Two" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 8 February 19-20, 1966 TOP STORY: Races for Ala. state legislature FEATURE: Jury system in Anniston, Calhoun County PHOTO ESSAY: "Inside a Television Studio" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 9 February 26-27, 1966 TOP STORY: Beating of Collin Harris FEATURE: Poverty In Boligee PHOTO ESSAY: Professional wrestling in Mobile |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 10 March 5-6, 1966 TOP STORY: The Race for Ala. Governor FEATURE: King tackles Chicago slums PHOTO ESSAY: Mardi Gras |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 11 March 12-13, 1966 TOP STORY: SCLC and the '66 vote FEATURE: Profile of Negro League legend David "Showboat" Thomas PHOTO ESSAY: "Construction Land" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 12 March 19-20, 1966 TOP STORY: Push for teacher integration FEATURE: Airmen in Montgomery PHOTO ESSAY: "Track and Field: Further, Higher, Faster" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 13 March 26-27, 1966 TOP STORIES: Black candidates in sheriff races; USDA food aid in Macon Co. FEATURE: The "Onliest" One PHOTO ESSAY: Spring Break in Panama City |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 14 April 2-3, 1966 TOP STORY: Sharecroppers in Dallas County FEATURE: Jacksonville State College international student programs PHOTO ESSAY: Lowndes County movement anniversary |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 15 April 9-10, 1966 TOP STORIES: Picketing in Pratville; Chasing 'the negro vote' FEATURE: Strike City in Washington PHOTO ESSAY: "Viet Nam Ready" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 16 April 16-17, 1966 TOP STORY: "Jobs, Rights the Big Issues" in campaign '66 FEATURE: Our Lady of Fatima boys' school PHOTO ESSAY: "A Rally In Selma" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 17 April 23-24, 1966 TOP STORY: Groups endorse Flowers FEATURES: Maids' labor union; Mobile sculptors and potters PHOTO ESSAY: Montgomery negro boys' club |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 18 April 30-May 1, 1966 TOP STORY: 1966 Democratic primary, first state election under Voting Rights Act FEATURE: How to vote by machine PHOTO ESSAY: New faces In Ala. politics |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 19 May 7-8, 1966 TOP STORIES: Long lines at polling stations; Undecided elections FEATURE: Greenala Citizens FCU PHOTO ESSAY: Freedom jamboree in Birmingham |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 20 May 14-15, 1966 TOP STORY: Greene Co. elections disputed FEATURES: Struggling Alabama schools; Election analysis PHOTO ESSAY: Black Panther Party primary |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 21 May 21-22, 1966 TOP STORY: SNCC seeks rural black power FEATURE: Evicted Greene County tenant farmers' tent city PHOTO ESSAY: Mississippi Delta in winter |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 22 May 28-29, 1966 TOP STORY: Runoff primary elections FEATURE: Mobile election controversy PHOTO ESSAY: Ike and Tina Turner Revue |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 23 June 4-5, 1966 TOP STORY: Lucius Amerson wins nomination for sheriff FEATURE: Tuskegee high schools integration PHOTO ESSAY: Selma Saturday morning |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 24 June 11-12, 1966 TOP STORY: James Meredith murdered, leaders join for Miss. march FEATURE: Profile of Rev. Johnny Burrell PHOTO ESSAY: Little Korea in Birmingham |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 25 June 18-19, 1966 TOP STORY: Vote registration doubles along Miss. march route FEATURE: Artists' colony in Notasulga PHOTO ESSAY: Livestock auction |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 26 June 25-26, 1966 TOP STORIES: Non-violence debate; "Black Power" FEATURE: Migrant workers back to school PHOTO ESSAY: Mississippi march |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 27 July 2-3, 1966 TOP STORY: Civil rights work on the Miss. march route FEATURES: Hair Affair; Richard T. Rives PHOTO ESSAY: Last days of the Miss. march |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 28 July 9-10, 1966 TOP STORIES: Hunger in Hale County; School segregation in Lowndes FEATURE: Poverty in Montgomery PHOTO ESSAY: Jasmine Hill |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 29 July 16-17, 1966 TOP STORY: Civil rights groups get federal grants FEATURE: Southern Courier first anniversary PHOTO ESSAY: Montgomery beauty salon |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 30 July 23-24, 1966 TOP STORIES: "Black Power"; Police abuse FEATURE: New weapon against the Klan PHOTO ESSAY: Maternity and children's care day |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 31 July 30-31, 1966 TOP STORIES: Reprisal in Bullock County; Tuskegee church integration FEATURES: Adult literacy; James Kolb profile PHOTO ESSAY: Roots day |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 32 August 6-7, 1966 TOP STORIES: Civil rights worker sentenced; GOP ignores black vote FEATURE: Black muslims confront America PHOTO ESSAY: A stroll through Harlem |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 33 August 13-14, 1966 TOP STORIES: SCLC convention; Mobile lawyer's home burns FEATURE: Head Start in Miss. fights for life PHOTO ESSAY: "A Trip Of Discovery" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 34 August 20-21, 1966 TOP STORY: Schools under fire FEATURE: Profile of printer Richard Daniels PHOTO ESSAY: "Burn, Baby, Burn" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 35 August 27-28, 1966 TOP STORY: Two cities -- Shubuta and Tuscaloosa FEATURE: Highway displaces 1,700 families PHOTO ESSAY: Junior acrobats |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 36 September 3-4, 1966 TOP STORY: School desegregation in Birmingham, Eutaw FEATURE: Freedom quilting bee PHOTO ESSAY: Tom's place |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 37 September 10-11, 1966 TOP STORY: School desegregation in Barbour County FEATURE: Combat training at Fort Rucker PHOTO ESSAY: Cotton Fields, Part One |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 38 September 17-18, 1966 TOP STORY: Atlanta tense FEATURE: Profile of Black policeman Willie Faniel PHOTO ESSAY: Cotton Fields, Part Two |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 39 September 24-25, 1966 TOP STORY: Crenshaw school desegregation FEATURES: Arkansas school boycott; School violence in Mississippi PHOTO ESSAY: Clayton Street |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 40 October 1-2, 1966 TOP STORY: Eugene Thomas, Collie Wilkins freed FEATURE: Cajuns in Washington County PHOTO ESSAY: A demonstration in the North |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 41 October 8-9, 1966 TOP STORY: Mississippi Head Start program loses funding FEATURE: New African nations struggle PHOTO ESSAY: Clayton Alley |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 42 October 15-16, 1966 TOP STORY: Latest on the race for Governor FEATURE: Marvell, Arkansas Freedom School PHOTO ESSAY: Birmingham fair |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 43 October 22-23, 1966 TOP STORY: '66 elections near, plots thicken FEATURE: Housing struggles PHOTO ESSAY: Carmichael confronts Tuskegee |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 44 October 29-30, 1966 TOP STORY: Segrest seeks venue change FEATURE: Day and night in Harlem PHOTO ESSAY: Homecoming 1966 |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 45 November 5-6, 1966 TOP STORY: Election '66--day of decisions FEATURE: Birmingham muslim leader James Shabazz PHOTO ESSAY: Black Panther stalks Lowndes |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 46 November 12-13, 1966 TOP STORY: Amerson elected Macon sheriff FEATURE: School problems in three counties PHOTO ESSAY: The campus scene |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 47 November 19-20, 1966 TOP STORY: They call it justice FEATURE: Mobile "white ballot" mystery PHOTO ESSAY: Rural election day |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 48 November 26-27, 1966 TOP STORY: James Earl Motley dies in jail FEATURE: Profile of U.S. Senator-elect Edward R. Brooke PHOTO ESSAY: Frogmore Retreat |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 49 December 3-4, 1966 TOP STORY: Selma vs. Carmichael FEATURE: Profile of artist Henri Linton PHOTO ESSAY: Inside an operating room |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 50 December 10-11, 1966 TOP STORIES: Segrest trial; Tyler farmers evicted FEATURE: Tysonville Head Start PHOTO ESSAY: The state championship |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 51 December 17-18, 1966 TOP STORY: Segrest acquitted FEATURE: Dump denizens now homeless PHOTO ESSAY: "Black Faces of Alabama" |
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VOLUME 2, NO. 52 December 24-25, 1966 TOP STORY: Miss. Head Start funding restored FEATURE: Anatomy of a murder trial PHOTO ESSAY: Christmas time |
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BROWSE: | VOL. 1 1965 |
VOL. 2 1966 |
VOL. 3 1967 |
VOL. 4 1968 |