The Nation - News from June 5, 1987
A Ku Klux Klan headquarters building turned over to a woman whose son was killed by klan members will be sold, an attorney said. The proceeds from the sale of the building and six acres of land in Tuscaloosa, Ala., will go to Beulah Mae Donald of Mobile, who won a $7-million verdict against the klan in a federal lawsuit. The title to the building was turned over to her last month to settle the suit.
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