"say my name and i will never be gone from you." The Ancestors

CIVIL RIGHTS-ERA COLD CASE INITIATIVE http://www.fbi.gov The FBI is currently seeking information on more than 100 unsolved civil rights murders that occurred prior to 1969. These cases are being reexamined as a result of the Civil Rights-era Cold Case Initiative, a joint effort with federal, state and local law enforcement partners, as well as community leaders and civic organizations. A partial listing of these cold cases is presented below. OCTOBER 9, 2009 UPDATE: The cases in RED have been fully assessed by the FBI. We are still seeking information regarding the remaining cases. Victim(s) Name Date of Death Location of Death Louis Allen January 31, 1964 Liberty, MS Benjamin Brown May 10, 1967 Jackson, MS Charles Brown June 20, 1957 Yazoo City, MS Jessie Brown January 13, 1965 Winona, MS Silas Caston March 1, 1964 Jackson, MS Vincent Dahmon May-July 1966 Natchez, MS Roman Ducksworth April 1961 or 1962 Taylorsville, MS Jimmie Griffen (Griffin) September 24, 1965 near Sturgis, MS Paul Guihard September 30, 1962 Oxford, MS Wharlest Jackson February 27, 1967 Natchez, MS George Lee May 7, 1955 Belzoni, MS Sylvester Maxwell Body discovered January 17, 1963 Canton, MS Robert McNair November 6, 1964 Pelahatchie, MS Clinton Melton December 3, 1955 Tallahatchie, MS Booker Mixon October 12, 1959 Clarksdale, MS Mack Parker April 25, 1959 Poplarville, MS William Prather November 1, 1959 Corinth, MS Johnny Queen August 8, 1965 Fayette, MS Donald Raspberry February 1965 Okolona, MS Jessie Shelby January 29, 1956 Yazoo City, MS Ed Smith April 27, 1958 State Line, MS Lamar Smith August 13, 1955 Brookhaven, MS Eddie Stewart July 9, 1966 Jackson or Crystal Springs, MS Saleam Triggs January 23, 1965 Hattiesburg, MS Clifton Walker February 28, 1964 Woodville or Natchez, MS Willie Edwards January 23, 1957 Montgomery, AL Rogers Hamilton October 22, 1957 Fort Deposit, AL Mattie Green May 19, 1960 Ringgold, GA Willie Joe Sanford March 1, 1957 Hawkinsville, GA Izell Henry 1954 Greensburg, LA Oneal Moore June 2, 1965 Varnado, LA Frank Morris December 10, 1964 Ferriday, LA Robert Wilder or John Wesley Wilder July 17, 1965 Ruston, LA Ladislado Urese April 22, 1953 San Antonio, TX Harry Moore December 25, 1951 Mims, FL Harriette Moore January 3, 1952 Mims, FL IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING ANY OF THESE CASES, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL FBI OFFICE OR THE NEAREST AMERICAN EMBASSY OR CONSULATE.

ROBERT S. MUELLER, III DIRECTOR FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535 TELEPHONE: (202) 324-3000

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World Aids Day - Tuesday December 01, 2009

WAC / Home - World AIDS Campaign | English:

"The World AIDS Campaign is a global coalition of national, regional and international civil society groups united by the call for governments to honour their AIDS commitments under the slogan “Stop AIDS. Keep the Promise.” The campaign is governed by a steering committee of global constituency-based networks and supported by a team of support staff based primarily in Cape Town, South Africa and partially in Amsterdam, The Netherlands."

WTO - Seattle, WA November 30, 1999

The Whole World Was Watching

Nov. 30, 2009 marks the 10th anniversary of the first tumultuous day in 1999, when thousands of protestors disrupted and finally shut down the international meeting of the World Trade Organization in Seattle. In this documentary, KCTS 9 Producer John DeGraaf reflects on the events by interviewing former Seattle Mayor Paul Schell and Police Chief Norm Stamper.

Airs Monday, Nov. 30 at 8:00 p.m. KCTS9 PBS, Seattle, WA

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WTO - Seattle, WA November 30, 1999

(to date none of the agreed to initiatives have been implemented)
Am still LIVE! from 4th Ave, just ten years older