**FILE** James Cameron holds his book "A Time For Terror" in the Black Holocaust Museum in Milwaukee Jan. 28, 2003. Cameron, the founder the museum, who survived an attempted lynching by a mob, died on Sunday, June 11, 2006, the museum board's chairwoman said. He was 92. Cameron died at a Milwaukee hospice, where he had gone recently after being released from a hospital, said Marissa Weaver, chairwoman of the Milwaukee-based museum's board. He had suffered from lymphoma for about five years, she said. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)