June 11, 2004

Tour to register voters, recall slayings

June 11, 2004/ Tron Nick

A caravan of volunteers headed south Thursday for a two-week voter registration drive to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the slayings of three civil rights workers in Mississippi. It is an effort led by Ben Chaney, the brother of James Chaney, who along with two other civil rights workers was slain near Philadelphia, Miss., in 1964. [more] Yesterday Jesse Jackson Jr. noted that African-Americans can hardly get past that Reagan started his campaign in Philadelphia, Miss.,"It was such a strong statement that the KKK endorsed him on the same day." "You can't forget that," Jackson added. [more]

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