RACES: Battle in Baton Rouge
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Both blacks and whites are still puzzling over the background and intent of Upton's group. From Chicago, Elijah Muhammad, head of the Black Muslim movement, denied any knowledge of it. No one has any idea what the blacks had in mind. But their legacy is a senseless renewal of racial hatred in Baton Rouge.
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