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Jackson Advocate
Jackson, Hinds County, Mississippi
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Atlanta leaders C. A. Scott and A. T. Walden oppose Congressman Adam Clayton Powell's proposed work stoppage in Montgomery, Alabama, believing federal and state intervention will resolve the issue satisfactorily.
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ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 27—In a night letter to Congressman Adam Clayton Powell, C. A. Scott, editor and general manager of the Atlanta Daily World said:
"I appreciate your concern about the Montgomery, Alabama situation but think plan for work stoppage would be unfair to innocent persons. Reports are that Governor Folsom and the U. S. Department of Justice are intervening in Montgomery problem and we believe this will result in a satisfactory solution."
Attorney A. T. Walden, local leader has also expressed a similar interest, stating that such a move as advocated by the famous Congressman
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Atlanta, Ga.
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Feb. 27
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C. A. Scott sent a night letter to Congressman Adam Clayton Powell expressing opposition to his plan for a work stoppage in the Montgomery, Alabama situation, citing unfairness to innocent persons and belief in intervention by Governor Folsom and the U. S. Department of Justice leading to a satisfactory solution. Attorney A. T. Walden also expressed similar opposition to the move advocated by Powell.