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FD-2s9 {4-3-€21 et | Baptist, Church Sum ‘and é veryone has a’ a .- ire. Sunday night; these words, id; Others were brought . to, over WAPL-TY and radio “city afficials and state, county; sity: Jaw “enforeement. offi sor *Athert’ Boutwell Struck art. of what the tragedy “Birmingham ‘in point. ‘All of us are victims, : most of us‘are innocent vi ans NIGHT, "he said, “all ‘Of us wilo are not the immediate, ms of horrible and tragic’ wlence must put all else aside, ‘until we have found and made certain the punishment of those who are responsible. No stone will left unturned . . . No effor expense will be spared to ac- 1PIish that. aretemer X#EHow everyone in Birmingham “dan have an ve part in “taharing the burden of the trag- edy was pointed ont y Dr. Landon Miller, president of i e Birmingham Ministerial As- ; jation and pastor of Ruhanta | plist Church, : Miller called’ on: “every! fearing person, regardiess of! or creed, to pause daily at high noon, whever he is, for at Jeast one minute of prayer. We Fequést that churches toll bells Biid‘that radio and television sta- ie cooperate in the minute, uf is, observance be; tomofrow will extend through' the Birmingham City Counci!, andi (Mount Clipping In Spoce Below) jam Police Chief Jaimie Moore and his splendid officers and with. Jefferson County Sheriff Mel- Bailey. and his likewise Splendid law enforcement offi cers.” Lingo pointed” out that bé andj his men were sent here by Gov. George Wallace at the request of, Birmingham ,city officials. ‘Sheriff Mel Bailey and Inspector W. H. Haley appealed to citizens |te, limit auto travel to absolutely |. ‘necessary trips and not to expase ; themselves’ to danger or: endanger’ l others. “any thoughtless act “on the part of the public, though seem-), ingly harmless. can become a lnsive,” “Haley ‘pointed out, ——[! WIGGINS. president of! here lo cooperate with me ng- = Councilman George G. Seibels Jr..| ined Mayor Boutwell in placing, sibility for * behavior of; school children on parents, ‘Boutwell, in assuring parents ‘ | that their children will be> pro- | tected, asked them to see to it, | that’ the boys and girls go dt | rectly to schoo! and back home” { without loifering or roamin, Seibels, chairman of the coun cil's committee ‘on public safety, héalth and education, urged ‘ents "to see to it that their* chi jdren refrain from public stratjons of any kind. latound the stteets aed sometimes jeering, though in, ful spirits; could’ piovoKe, se- ous trouble, resulting the week of Sept. pits . idgath or .fijury,”. he said.; Sse a THREE “Naw - * enforce ment officers came appeals to bp oople of Birmingham, to re- calm and to be cooperative. e officers made it tlear that no disorders will be tol- ‘Wigiins , warned , that ‘meiit. officers” may. not be" “abl assure the safety of “childre’ ‘schools, Churches” and fiomes™ ‘forced to contend with ‘bands. of children * or night ‘or by day’. ‘This is the fot every, citizelh: to Jive tig UIndicate page, name of newspaper, city ana state.) log THE BIRMINGHAM MENS THL BIRMINGHAM POST -HLKALD BIKMINGUAM, ALABAMA pae: 9/16/63 Parton: RED Author: canon, JON ©. BROOMER Title: BAPBO NB Character: Classiticction: Submitting Off ork, ed