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FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63} gi ighway eed ‘said questions me “dur: investigation’ ta’ di- “6 the identity af the suspect Ar anything about him. ms ‘Business and Profession- Men’s Assn., following a talk “which he spoke against libe ism. centralized gab yernm Be “ve pink press.” ‘Yesterday he thinks he! eral ios. YO ‘ye seen th a8 Of FS "who bombed- Sixteenthjhaving .a police state at, this rect Baptist Church last year.|time, But he said it ‘will interfere ing no more than any other state’s doing.” 0 ra charged with, police bratalily singo made the Yemarks at albut he said “we only take nec- eon. mécting of Birming-\e5sary action.” ite ahs did: ¢ “But we’ Te do- Dr Lingo said his men have” heen! “Can: you ‘placate a nob ‘with- out force?”’ he was asked from he audience. - “No sir,” he an- ge mt £ dd. you fan note n oS Laie ait 0 iotd his ~audience ‘that EThe state public safety diree-[he started as a patrolman when, tor, was asked whether he knew 10 was responsible for the September, 1963, church bonib- Sne that knled four Negro girls, ‘and whether his suspect was a white man ar a Negro. igi Refuses Further Comment a did it,” Lingo said, but de- ed to give any information cunea to Bive any siieGeitiasnen ee ing to the suspect's identity. ce @ refused to say whether the ‘Suspect is Negro or white. He dence to warrant a prosecution SreLingo, asked whether he sus- ‘pects the same person whose identity was hinted at in a Sat- “urday ‘Evening Post article earlier this year, answered: “<7 don’t know who they sus- pect. In fact, T don't care.” " Lingo’s speech inctuded vigor- ous praise of Gov. George Watl-| Jace for his forays inio, the, ‘North. He campared the gover- nor’s travels to these of a fa- we phlasactor in tha Araaricant: Revolution. ‘At a time when the cause of T=. personally think {I know!. the staté organization was estab- lished as the Highw ay Patrol in} 1985. : vd *h “A lot of people say, hate does he know about law enforce- ment?” Linge said. “But I’m al charter, member.” “America’s national” ‘purpose has been changed from the di- vine goal of man’s individual. and spiritual growth toward freedom,’” ‘Lingo said,- ‘‘to” the; fl f | . | pase. slavery of. the equality doc-: | Said there is net enough evi trine, forced and. enforced by. a | growing -central government,’ Lingo said. . : | “Through | ‘a system of award! and reward,” he said, ‘the left-/ wiriger: Have built an awesome control over the news, entertain- jment, and educational media-. “Only these writers who preach equality and environment receive fhe awards. Only those movies, only those educators, only thosé’ news’ commentators are rewarded with, prestige and MMos. tnaracter in ine Ar tees ‘fgain- until ihe fuil impact Of. the absurdities were brought home With the crowning stupid-, Americanism was leaderless and rudderless,’’ he said of Wallace, ‘a -Paul Revere rode . across)" this nation. And IT have, bad news for the Communists and ‘the pinks and the liberals. ‘He is scheduled to tide again.’ Lingo - also was -asked about ‘the prospect. of more civil rights demonstrations in Alabama. Hel said there weré mimors of some this past Summer that did nat materializes—saee, 8 SS “Tm ready for them if hey caine, ” che said, me eee Rt AR tt ; /ter—nothing else.” ity, of the Nobel Prize to a Mar-, tit Luther, King.” is .. references to “equatity” and “environment” were “fe what he ‘said ‘are doctrines ‘of Communism. “There fare two primary Communist’ “doctrines,” he'said. ‘One’ is. based on equal- jitys. the other on environment.” He Said. fhe equality doctrine elig sed to” justify ran “all: -power- | fuk. central government” and the wironment “doctrine” is based on the, belief thateltmenig 1 Tat: (Mount Clipping in \ Space Below) (Indicate page, name of hewspaper, city ang slate.} Date E aitrokt ~I ; Od edveor, be dake WN Tithe vlacus. ive HEL. uk Cherracter: or ; Cilaasificatian: | we Submitting Office: 7 SERIALIZED . NOV 12 12 1964 btw err fill — BIRMINGHAM