Howard Dean To Discuss Culture
At UNESCO Conference In Paris
WASHINGTON, D < . Di
Frank M. Snowden, dr.. dr an of
the rollcac of Liberal Arts .n How
ard University, will represent. th«
United Stairs dtirirtg disc'ti.'Wion'
nl inli i-national cultural relai•■•ns
at the Tenth Session of the Gen-
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1 era I Conference of UNESCO (U-
I 'Vied Nations Educational Sacn
|t:fic and cultural organisation> at
! Paris next month. Doan Snowden
I leaves for Ihc meetings Octohi-r
j aist and is expected to return De
cember alii.
1 During the ronferen.ee. \> hicb is
I scheduled November 4th through
| December 4th, Dean Snowden will
J serve as V S. Delegare to n spec : a!
I rnsjlon r,n ••Mutual Appreciation
!of Eastern and We.sir: n Cuuuvii
1 Falla s I 1 rom if »t to ifi.ifi he. ,-ri .
: ed as cutural attache at the If S
i Eirhiiasy in Rome.
This will be Dr a n Snowden s
second trip abroad on a State De
partment mission during the past
five months. Dunne .July and Au
j gust he was one of 12 American
\ professors who toured Russia ob
| .serving educational methods m
• nloyed there in institutions of high
er learning Following his star in
tile Soviet Union Dean Snowden
par! ic* paled in an international
> seminal on "The University To
day ‘ ;.t Dubrovnik. Yugoslavia.
The lellr; prince! wax sponsored
■ by Ihc Yugoslavia National
. UNi.'SCO T*oniroUtc»’ »n<i t,h€
World University Service.
!); Snowden, who lives at 401(1
Mighleenth Street rv>> tv been
•i member ni (he faculty at How
ard since 10Ml. A nai;vi of Ypr!
. Countv, V,. ne was educated in
i the puhlii school,? of Boston, and
j holds three degiesf from Harvard
University - Bachelor of Arts,
iVJustei of Ail.- and Doctor of Phi
j'oruphv. in .lime, 195? Bard Col-
I lege iNY. i conferred the hono
i;i v dti; er of Doctor of Laws np
;on him.
i In previous trips ahurad Dean
• Snowden observed educational
j methods irt Kutope Africa ’ and
! Asia, and loeluved s' Universities
jin Africa. Italy, Austria and
I Greece.
Six Rights
Members To
Hear Vote
Complaints
M ASHINGTON D C - Ml six
members of the. Commission on
Civil Rights will be present for the
hearing on voting right.? complaints
, ham Alabama which has been
scheduled to begin on December e
1 at Montgomery, the state capitol.
One of jhr Commissioner.-, is .!.
Rrnei.t Wilkins. Assistant Sec. ro
ta: % of Labor for International
Affairs. The others include two
Midwest college presidents, a Texas
j law school dean and two Southern
ex-governors.
The Alabama hr tring "a<-
voter! unanimously hr the
Commission at its regular
monthly meeting in Wishing
lon last Thursday. On the prr
reding Monday, the Board of
Registrars m Macon County
had refused fu lei two repre
sentati ves of the Commission
staff see voting rerords Tils
krgre Institute is lor and in
M u-on < ountv.
County officials said they were
acting on advice of Alabama At
torney General .John Fatter on
that under Stale law these are not
public records and need no! be
turned over to the federal agency.
Unde; the authority and du.y
gu n it by the Civil Right" Act of
IIM? to study “'legal developments'
and to appraise fedewd I , s and
policies with respect to coup! pro
. 'ectiott of the laws unde the Ovn
■ti'utjoft. tite Commission alio vet
i d to hold a | itLlic hea- ing on she
■ subject of housing. This wilt be
: held in New York City beginning
next February '
A statement m ; * overt by th
| Commission explained that Con
j cress imposed upon it 'a riipy to
| investigate every vajm a negation
j thru eerlpin i., ;ren - are being dp
vied the vigil* in vote and hftV» 1
i th;i’ vote cr,.. 1 >;> ft by nu '-nl' nf
1 then rotor, race religion, or na
| nons! origin/'
The Commission aim reretved at
: its Thursday meeting nrelirowieD'
| progress reports on imesfigationr
■ authorized in September of vo'ing
! com pi ■ ni,- from Mississippi .and
, Florida. '
DBG Installs
New Officers
DURHAM—- Student government
and Freshmen Hass officers were j
recently installed at Durham Bu.vi •
nets College 0> Wallet Brown j
of North Carolina College perform ■
ors the installation ceremony
Officers installed in student gov- j
ernment. offices we i e: president •
Nathan White. Durham: vice-pres- !
Merit. Robert A. Mauldins, Can- j
ion: secretary Aria George Have- j
lock; treasurer Annie Bouyer, At- j
iania. Georgia.
Officers installed in, freshmen :
class offices were: president, l.e
onders Morion, Durham; secretary, |
Lore;is D. Poole. Darlington. S. C., |
assistant secretary, Catherine Karo
•r\, Jackson; treasurer Maurice •
Word. Norfolk, v».: class report
, : Pfictoi iou.« Cooper. Hillsboro. ’
;-nd Barba, a McClain Durham ,
Homecoming
Queen Seen
At Hampton
HAMPTON VA - The Hampton j
liistiiur Student Body in an ail ;
t ollegc election choose Miss Barba*
>» Johnson, a 20 year old senior j
from Greenville, South Carolina, to i
reign ns their queen at homecoming ;
festivities the week of November 8. 1
Mis* Johnson, who 1* maier i
ing in business education, will
be trow nod "Mfint Hampton" «t
coronation coromonios Novew i
brr 7th prior to llnmctooilnf
nay. Saturday, Nov. Rtb when
Ibe fielding Pirate* morl How
aid linivernlty for (heir annual
tnotbal! classic.
The regal role Miss Johnson hao j
been elected to play will act prove j
ruffiani. Last year she served as |
ntt< nd nt to “Mxss Hampto •
and lei two years has been the j
sweetheart of the Olympic Social i
Club. Fore-telling her coming pop
ularity. she v,as also chosen in he* I
Freshmen year !o be the ROTC 1
Company sweet heart.
Pretty, brew n-eyed Mis*.
Johnson docs not spend all o' 1
her tic however, heme some
bodv's sweetheart. She is cor- J
Women's Senate and the Senior
Class: a tnenilmr of lite Busi
ness Society and the yearbook
staff.
Her favo: itr hobbies include !
marlins, dancing, and music. She j
an ardent and vocal sports fan.
Production of grain in North Car
olina ha.* inn e wed to rv-i rent i
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Agent is shown addressing n inerting of tire Brick Federal Credit Union at Bricks recently. Mitchell
seid: “Unless we 'soutin rners, learn to change with the change, we will he changed by the chance,” not
only in farming and industry processes; but in human relations as well. Thomas Cofield is president of
Reirk Federal Credit Union with offices in I nfield i.l. B. HARKEN f’OTOI.
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