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* 0-19 (Rev. 5-27-63) . . 9) Tolson WW - ; 3 Belmont i _ Ne : . Mohr Hg RTS + ead Re PRET am nies tet | FErnushes in Agents Ww Trees —e — Casper ___ Callahan WW Burke M hall, 2 Aid Ordered cone urke Marsha 1 es, rdere Conrad - lp To Bomb S Ai G al Gale if? “To Bo cene by Attorney Gener Gale Rosen . By Wallace H. Terry tate authorities to request Negroes have been the victims. Sullivan Stat! Reporter ‘> Rid, because of a Federal law/But yesterday was the first Tavel Attorney General Robert F. hich presumes that any ex-|time anyone was killed. Trotter ennedy yesterday ordered josive used in a bombing| Churches have been the tar- Tele Room his chief civil.rights aide and as crossed ‘a state Ine. gets in seven instances, Holmes two other top Justice Depart- They may also move when| The frequency of racially Gandy ent officials into Birming-|3; is suspected that persons related bombings has in- ham to spearhead a full in-jnave conspired to prevent|<reased since the city moved vestigation of the Negrolothers from enjoying their |into an uneasy settlement of church bombing that killed. constitutional rights. ' lractal differences last May four children. _ The spokesman said a bomb- and with the desegregation of is under FBI investigation] Four persons were injured May 11 when the home of the brother of the Rev. Dr. Martin | A spokesman for the Justice o bombings|Luther King. and a Negro epartment said that outside|{n that area—and Birmingham| motel were hit. On Aug. 20, a bomb experts also were being has had nme nettle at bomb caused extensive dam- brought in to aid the officials| necause of the eady accessibil-|88° © 4 Negro attorney's and FBI agents who are assist-\ity of dynamite. home. It was again hit the ng an ore|night schools desegregated. ing local authorities. Birmingham ie Four days latee the bh : -+,:mining center, explosives are e e home Making the trip were Assist- ul. Experts |of the Negro businessman who cheap and plen ant Attorney General Burke|in their use are bumerous. |owns the motel was fired. And Marshall, Assistant Deputy At-| Since 1947 thefity has been|last Tuesday a small concus- torney General Joseph Dolan|rocked by at Igast 50 bomb- sion grenade vent off in a d the Att , ings About half of these have|Negro neighborhood. an nistr ti orney General's ad-|) von related to fabor disputes,; In the wake of the May 11 mi ative assistant, John| But in mord recent years| bombings, several persons, in- Nolan. ' Negroes primdgrily have be-|cluding policemen, were in- Marshall, who heads the De-.come the targPts. hureb jured in a riot. Tee ati 4 artment's civil righ ivi. The bombings of the church bombing again set o oting sion, was the. ey figure inf arked at least the 21st time!which left one Negro dead ; in the last eight years that and 20 injured. —T The Washington Post and A J the mediations which broughty-———= _ / UE me Ties Herald Be. hee less than five hours afte news of the tragedy was re ported here. an end to the racial strife in Birmingham last April and| ashingten Daily News —. May. : No immediate comment was{ expected from President Ken-| nedy, who learned of the bombing while aboard the White House yacht Honey Fitz off Newport, R. I . - The spokesman said the At- orney General is keeping his; brother informed of the situa-/ tion as he has done in past}. wacial crises, ok An FBI spokesman: said agents in Birmingham rushed to the scene immediately and several more will be arriving from nearby cities. He said the FBI moves in automatically to assist in in- vestigations of violence like | the Birmingham bombing, but fn this case the Department! has specifically directed a full investigation. — Federal officials can step | into such cases immediately es alting for TOCRI et REC- 31 ° The Evening Star 6s ors 26 165 33 New York Herald Tribune New York Journagl-American —__ ae wtiew York Mirror ew York Daily News ew York Post The New York Times The Worker The New Leader The Wall Street Journal The National Observer People's World Date