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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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A town meeting discussion on the nature and meaning of the Negro protest movement is scheduled for Thursday, February 28, at 8:00 p.m. in Dean Sage Auditorium at Atlanta University Center. The panel includes students, faculty, and civic leader Reverend William Holmes Borders.
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The panel is composed of students, faculty members and a civic leader. Dr. Samuel DuBois Cook of the Atlanta University political science department, which sponsors the Town Meetings, announces the following participants: Reverend William Holmes Borders, pastor of the Wheat Street Baptist Church and chairman of the "Love, Law, and Liberation Movement," Miss Kaye Bell, Spelman College student, Sherman Dix, Atlanta University student, Miss Eddie L. Evans, Clark College student, Dr. Mozell Hill, chairman of the department of sociology, Atlanta University, Dean Samuel Z. Westerfield of the Atlanta University School of Business Administration, Reverend Samuel W. Williams, department of philosophy, Morehouse College, and Dr. Prince Wilson, chairman of the department of history, Morris Brown College.
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Atlanta University Center
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Thursday February 28
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A Discussion of the nature and meaning of Negro protest movement is scheduled for the Atlanta University Center Town Meeting on Thursday February 28, in Dean Sage Auditorium. The meeting will be at 8:00 p. m. The panel is composed of students, faculty members and a civic leader. Dr. Samuel DuBois Cook of the Atlanta University political science department, which sponsors the Town Meetings, announces the following participants: Reverend William Holmes Borders, pastor of the Wheat Street Baptist Church and chairman of the "Love, Law, and Liberation Movement," Miss Kaye Bell, Spelman College student, Sherman Dix, Atlanta University student, Miss Eddie L. Evans, Clark College student, Dr. Mozell Hill, chairman of the department of sociology, Atlanta University, Dean Samuel Z. Westerfield of the Atlanta University School of Business Administration, Reverend Samuel W. Williams, department of philosophy, Morehouse College, and Dr. Prince Wilson, chairman of the department of history, Morris Brown College.