- Title: U.S.A.: WASHINGTON AND NEGRO LEADERS MOURN SHOT JACKSON STUDENT.
- Date: 23rd May 1970
- Summary: 1. CU Girl ZOOM OUT singing 0.11 2. CU Parents 0.14 3. GV Congregation 0.18 4. CU Photographs of boy 0.21 5. CU WREATH ZOOM OUT to coffin and flowers 0.27 6. SV Audience (2 shots) 0.34 7. CU Mayor Charles Evers speaking 1.18 8. GV People waiting outside church 1.22 9. SCU Coffin carried out 1.30 10. SV Onlookers 1.31 11. SV Coffin driven away 1.36 TRANSCRIPT: EVERS: "I don't know what I can really say at a time like this, because you have seen me here during the last five years 10 times -- saying the same thing. How long, oh lord, will our white brothers continue to destroy us? If you really want to make James Earl continue to live, we've got to get out of here from now on and make sure that every black in this state and every white who believes in what's right joins hands -- not only in Mississippi but across this land -- and end racism and hatred once and for all." Initials AH/N-/TELE/CT/LC EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: COMMENTATORS VOICE FOR GUIDANCE ONLY. Script is copyright Reuters Limited. All rights reserved
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- Location: Jackson, Mississippi, U.S.A.
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- Country: USA
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