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congressman Powell Sees Nixon As President In 1960
tap's Civil Rights Fight Will
lid In 1960 Win: Adam C. Powell
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v;s of C;in::n\sfar!an Ada in
ivton Powf 11 .1:. iD.-N.V.*. Vico I
; ich r.t TMciiiUd M. Nixon will!
t th<- Pr--uuerukil election in j
'••'i on the sriv *ir;th of the Re- j
till. i -'.ill: nn !In civil : ll'hLs |
’ov/eli. who rep-i e-sent* the Har- i
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Powell, and “It's due to Dwight |
Eisenhower that’s what he pro
mised me- Oct. 11, 1056.“
Raleigh Native:
Rev. Jesse Bernard Adams
Succumbs In Johnstown
JOHNSTOWN. Pn Funeral
services for »h<» Rev. Jess-: Rer
un) d Adams. SI a native of R;;-
N. C r.nH pastor of the Car.)-
’avia A. M K /'ion Chtiich here
Aho .1 Ji.:, 13. were held Tues
day. Tuly 18, fi om the above
named Ivo -i 1 at 2 pm. with Mr
A 1 Pierce officiating. Hr
■ .1 r, ' Hospital in this
rir, as in Grandview Come-
JorWvoi-s include his wife,
Air- n ict Adams: moth*
!)• id i X Birdsall et New
City: one daughter. Pe
hues Marie, of the home, two
sisters. Mrs Margaret Glaseoe.
Kal.-ijh \ (' and Xtrs Marie
5 • mi r of New Vnrk Cilv.
H-v idams served the congrega- ;
i>>ii h: a- Mice October, H)Bi. sue
eerdinp P. J. R Respas,--• who
has b<>< n acting pastor since Rev.
Adonic, ■ --: i: the hospital.
A n.ciive of Raleigh. N. C„ Vie 1
was sfi-virr. iiis seventh term as |
'■cc- clary of Vis denomination's Al- j
i' .hrrvv C'onfcrc-ncr. lie was last
year's president of the Gi eater
Johnstown protest ant Hnion.
The ministe: was a graduate of j
Kilt roll <N C i College and the
University of Pittsburgh He spent
the early p ,( of his life in High
Point. N. C where he was cm- j
ployed a.-- an .-gent for ar. insur-
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Poweti bolted the Democrats in
Mte Inst elect inn to support Pres
ident, Eisenhower.
He was ordained by the late
Bishop I. VV. Wood in 1911* »t
the North Carolina Conference,
in Kin.ai.on, N. < . i'rioi in r oiri
;by <o .iuhnstown. lie served
as pastor of St Pauls AML
Zion Church, Carnegie, fe.r
ven years. Prior to that ho
served pastorates in New- R>-rn
and Taiborn, both in North
< arolina. He had beer, a cler
gyman more than 10 wars.
In nddihor to tn-insr si'cetncy
hi was ti t as," cr of vb,-- chi.ircn
copfcrvnei s Home iVhrsior. De
partmon!. He .served on the execu
tive boards of Cambria City Mis
sion and Johnstown Brant h. Na
tional Asssoci.-itiur. for the Advance
ment of Colon d People.
KEY. ri ssf B \niM.s
I Rev. Adams' d- a'.h f'oUowcri less
th II n month that ol a former
J Mir of Cambria AMR Church
Rev Rich ird Benjamin pastor
front I**32 through 194!, died Jure
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No R&R For
The Savoy
Ballroom
NEW YORK . R,, ;r .d
music may invade theatres, bad
parks and TV screens but u 4»-.
n't. stand a ghost of . ehnnee s;
Harlem's famous Savoy bail room
says Charlie Buchan in manager
of the world-famed d-u palace
Scorning the music world’s n< w
loonage era/.-. Buchanan noted that
rock and roll music isn r good for
dancing. Ts he installed a bund
(hat played such rhythms, ho’ ad
ded, dancers’ feet would become
entangles on '.no floor.
“Give me the good, old-fa
shioned bund that piavs an oc
casional waltz, foxtrot or a
nianiho nr cha-cha,” he said.
“The Savor has been noted for
having the best dance music
and the more than Jflfl.OOn pat
rons who fioek here yearly
have come to expect tnusir of
the type played by Duke El
lington, Count Basic, the late
Dorsey Brothers. Cootie Wil
liams, and Buddy Johnson.
"When rock and roll first, e gmP
nut we experimented with these
new sounds got a hundred com
plaints from life-long patrons who
said it sent each foot tn a differ
ent direction. That f couldn't take
and out the window went rock
and roll.”
A veteran in the ballroom busi- i
ness, Buchanan has guided the tics- |
tinies of the Savoy for the past 82 ]
years. Known os the Home of |
Happy Feed the spot has produced
some of the best t.indy Hop dartre
teams in tho world and has hern
included -on downtown touris
guide tripe as “a must."
Top movie stars like Fred As
taire. Bing Crosby. Lane Turner.
Clark Gable have often set in a
box there and watched the dan
cers enjoy themselves The Savoy j
also gets credit for turning out j
such top hands as the ls> Chirk j
Webb's. Benny Carter, A! Cooper’s j
Savoy Sultans. Bobby Madera and t
Buddy Tr.tr
Although hot music lias been
the main roursf on Ihe dance
menu there, ironically, it took I
a sweet sounding back like j
Guy Lombardo to establish i
an unbroken attendance record
When he played his “sweetest j
music this sidp of Heaven" 7.0
years ago there more than 57M ,
dancers v.ere on the floor to
applaud him.
Opened in 1925 the Savoy has
had ten new d-jnrp floors that I
cost ebflr U 57.000 each r* ha? also ;
been estimated bv Bucbansrti that
over 15,000 ms tried couple? fust j
met each other at big bom« »i ,
happy fee* *
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MISS GEORGIA! I NC JACK
SON, 2iif) IV. Moore St., Green
ville. N\ 5s u recent graduate
of the ( harles XT. Eppes High
School, and hopes to enter .(.
<’. Sr.,ii!i | Htver.ity in Sept cm
i ber. Si' -is tin daughter of Mr.
and Mis. George J Jackson.
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Dillard, Texas, Knoxville, Benedict Choirs
Will Be Broadcast. During Month Os August
NEW YORK The choir of Dil
lard University of New Orleans
will open the August programs to
be heard over the American Broad
casting Network's weekly radio
series. Programs by choral groups
from Texas Knoxville and Bene
dict Colleges will also he broad
cast during the month according to
William J. Trent, Jr., executive
director of the United Negro Col
lege Fund.
As part of the continuing se
ries ‘hat has been broadcast
weekly for the past sec rn
years, these programs ire pre
sented as a public service by
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Network in cooperation with
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a choral group of one. of the
Civil Rights Would Bottle Up
Newspapers: Senator Eastland
WASHINGTON (ANP> - Con
tending that civil right;- legisla
tion, currently under Senate do- -
bate, is aptly known as the ‘‘Com* I
pulsory Informer Act", TVlisaissip- j
Pi's Senate Judiciary committee 1
chairman James O. .Eastland de
clared last week that the oh il
rights bill would hurt, newspapers.
Eastland's theory is that passage
of equality legislation would de
prive newspapers of "the right to
conceal their sources of informa
tion.”
Blasting the rights bill. Fast
land declared, “it provides un
limited damages against any
one who neglects or refuses '<
any interference or violation of
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