‘ vga A An + th we fo ae Se m % " gas 158 ° kEditor’s d a eet Note . ok ry Te AV J = lississippi Racial Saying Last VIEWS ON THE NEWS: The killing of Medgar W. Evers,. Mississippi retary for the NAACP, by an & unknown as- # sassin is a in tragedy depth. Mr. E vers fought for his step as from a rally. he Evers, home > who had of fight- | of senseless emotion playing upon a twisted mind... World War II and the Korean He arrived ing for his rights in Mississippi, is now buried, a victi “in COURT?r'Y, War. A murderer’s buttock brought down the NAACP official on his own door- risked the dangers a & came ¢, Medgar | “it | to the worst.” field’ sec- | oe Wednesday, 1 be- && Mr. Knight lieved his U.S. citizenship entitled him to live in Mississippi and enjoy The aftermath of Med- © gar Evers’ murder is not. pleasant to contemplate. his constitutional rights. In Jackson, Mississippi, | Medgar Evers was not a racially-troubled scene of the Violent. man. He often told _ killing, the fuse is burning his brother Charles that “you _ have to abide by the law and _ short as angry Negroes plan | hot take hands.” it into your own _ BUT HE ALSO said that he never intended to leave Mississippi come _be sti and “should it | students to the worst, I want to i | demonstrations and “mourning marches.” The progress of integration in neighboring Alabama, where two Negro University Care. ve attend classes at Tuscaloosa in what has been called “an atmosphere of |