Tells Negroes he's going to jail for them
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Tells Negroes he's going to jail for them

Associated Press · July 14, 1962

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Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Albany, Ga., July 14--William Hansen, 23, of Cincinnati, Ohio, a worker in the Negro voter registration drive of this area, tells a Negro rally he is going to jail. Later Hansen and two Negro youths were jailed for loitering at City Hall. Seated behind him, from left, are integration leaders Rev. C. T. Vivian, Memphis, Tenn.; Rev. Wyatt T. Walker, Atlanta, Ga.; and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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