In January 1962, Jimmy “Bang-Bang” Walker took an investment of $15,000 and founded, edited, and published the Northwest Defender. Five years later, in August 1967, Walker took over the Northwest Clarion, which had suspended publication, and renamed his newspaper the Clarion Defender, also referred to as the Northwest Clarion Defender and the New Northwest Clarion Defender.
Dates of Publication
1966 – 1973[?]
Motto
“Oldest Negro Publisher in the Northwest”
Frequency
Weekly
Dates of Publication
1966 – 1973[?]
Motto
“Oldest Negro Publisher in the Northwest”
Frequency
Weekly
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Clarion Defender-December 23, 1966
Publisher
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Editor
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Address
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Clarion Defender-August 3, 1967
Publisher
L.D. Walters
Editor
Jimmy "Bang Bang" Walker
Address
2742 N. Williams Ave
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Clarion Defender-August 10, 1967
Publisher
L.D. Walters
Editor
Jimmy "Bang Bang" Walker
Address
2742 N. Williams Ave
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Clarion Defender-August 17, 1967
Publisher
L.D. Walters
Editor
Jimmy "Bang Bang" Walker
Address
2742 N. Williams Ave
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Clarion Defender-August 25, 1967
Publisher
L.D. Walters
Editor
Jimmy "Bang Bang" Walker
Address
2742 N. Williams Ave
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Clarion Defender-November 30, 1967
Publisher
L.D. Walters
Editor
Jimmy "Bang Bang" Walker
Address
1323 N.E. Fremont
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Clarion Defender-December 23, 1971
Publisher
Bob Hughes
Editor
Jimmy "Bang Bang" Walker
Address
319 N.E. Wygant
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Clarion Defender-June 29, 1972
Publisher
Bob Hughes
Editor
Jimmy "Bang Bang" Walker
Address
319 N.E. Wygant
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Clarion Defender-May 4, 1973
Publisher
[not available]
Editor
[not available]
Address
P.O. BOX 11095
