Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 3

JFK Reassures Wife of Jailed Negro Atlanta by Preskient Kennedy enabled Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr. i to talk by telephone with her husband, jailed for leading an antisegregation march in Bir -1 niingham, Ala. I President called and said he had been in touch with Mrs. King related.

told me, arranged for your husband to telephone! you very shortly. You proba-! bly know we sent FBI agents in last night to talk with him and all Mrs. King her husband called shortly afterward and assured her he was all right and in good spirits. know why he was able to she said. had heard he was being held Mrs.

King said she first tried to reach the President on Sunday, talked with Press Secretary Salinger and then received two calls from the brother, Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy. She said both the President' and his brother assured her Virginia Seibert London Hound Mrs. Virginia Seibert of Lincoln left for where she will attend the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the World Faith.

On her way, Mrs. Seibert will in Adams, N.Y., to visit her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Iraj Dastan. ArriLsled Buenos Aires sources said 662 high- ranking army officers and 1,200 corporals and sergeants are under arre.st on charges of supporting the recent abortive anti-peronist revolt.

they be doing all they In Palm Beach, the holiday White House said Kennedy telephoned Mrs. King to reassure her that the Justice Department was keeping a close watch on King and the Birmingham situation. Long a leader in desegregation campaigns. King went to jail Friday for participating in a march protesting segregation in the Alabama industrial city. Telephone calls by the Kennedy brothers concerning King created a furor just before the 1960 presidential election.

Kennedy, in the midst of his campaign, telephoned Mrs. King and expressed sympathy over the jailing of her husband in a Georgia traffic case. His brother, Robert, called a Georgia judge to ask about bond for King. The calls were considered by former President Dwight Eisenhower to have been a factor in election. IJiiroin EvrninjE Joiiriiul and Sialo Journal April 16, 196.3—P**^ British Told Indians WIRKI'HOTO Mrs.

Martin Luther King Jr. on phone. Portrait of her husband is in background. Chicago World Service radio listeners have been told that 26,000 Indians living on 8 re.servations in South Dakota are suffering wholesale discrimination at hands of the state government that is charged with guarding their welfare under a law passed by Congress 10 years ago. Testimony given to a investigating committee i by leaders of the Sioux I community was apparently I the basis for the following I charges, which were made I in the program of the British Broadca.sting Corp.

in two breakfast time broadcasts: Relations between the Sioux living on the reservations and the white authorities are growing and more Sioux leaders charge that the Indians are and are not allowed to move off the When arrested, Indians are to the cots in their The police chief of one Dakota town was as saying Indian is not a law-abiding person. They are about like the Negroes down South. You let them get the upper years ago the United States cavalry conquered the Sioux. white people of Dakota apparently want the Indians to conquered. They want them to remain on the reservations.

To see that this happens the state Sleepy Sliuleiil Melrose. Mass. 44, Warren M. Jackson, father of two teen-age daughters, has enrolled as a freshman at Boston University. government refu.ses the Indians residence permits to live outside the reservations, bars Indian children from state schools and withholds welfare funds from Indian families which have managed to find homes in cities and towns.

mayor of one South Dakota town declared, have no intention of making any Indian m- fortable around He and his fellow white Americans appear to be successfully achieving this among the Sioux in South Dakota is 10 times as high as among white people and their annual income is half that of the average white officials deny discrimination and say are not against good Indian bad Go Anniversary SA1I SHOP WEDNESDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.. CALL DAY AFTER DAY OF NEBRASKA HAS MORE OF EVERYTHING UPHOLSTERY REMNANTS AT FINE SAVINGS! A to 10 Yard Leiifitlis yd. 2.93 in the time add new beauty to your home with re-eovered chairs. large se- leidioii of remnants in many patterns and colors.

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