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August 5, 1961
The Atlanta Inquirer
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
A delegation of Black citizens led by W. A. 'Chief' Aiken met with the Fulton County Grand Jury this week to discuss key community issues, including race relations, police brutality, recreation, education, and housing.
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Citizens Appear
Before Grand Jury
A delegation of Negro citizens, led by W. A. "Chief" Aiken, appeared this week before the Fulton County Grand Jury, presented its views on matters of concern to the community and answered questions posed by the members of the Grand Jury.
Members of the delegation and the subjects they discussed included, Mrs. P. Q. Yancey, Interracial Committee; Warren Cochrane, Race Relations; C. R. Yates, Police Brutality; Mrs. Sujette Crank, Recreation; Carl Holman, Education; W. A. Aiken, Housing.
Before Grand Jury
A delegation of Negro citizens, led by W. A. "Chief" Aiken, appeared this week before the Fulton County Grand Jury, presented its views on matters of concern to the community and answered questions posed by the members of the Grand Jury.
Members of the delegation and the subjects they discussed included, Mrs. P. Q. Yancey, Interracial Committee; Warren Cochrane, Race Relations; C. R. Yates, Police Brutality; Mrs. Sujette Crank, Recreation; Carl Holman, Education; W. A. Aiken, Housing.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Grand Jury
Negro Delegation
Race Relations
Police Brutality
Recreation
Education
Housing
What entities or persons were involved?
W. A. "Chief" Aiken
Mrs. P. Q. Yancey
Warren Cochrane
C. R. Yates
Mrs. Sujette Crank
Carl Holman
Where did it happen?
Fulton County
Story Details
Key Persons
W. A. "Chief" Aiken
Mrs. P. Q. Yancey
Warren Cochrane
C. R. Yates
Mrs. Sujette Crank
Carl Holman
Location
Fulton County
Event Date
This Week
Story Details
A delegation of Negro citizens led by W. A. "Chief" Aiken appeared before the Fulton County Grand Jury to present views on community concerns including interracial committee, race relations, police brutality, recreation, education, and housing, and answered questions from the jury.