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Expectant Mother Turned Away!
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To Observe Centennial Sunday
Baby Bom In Auto Due
To Doctor’s Failure To
Admit Hyde Woman
COLUMBIA Mrs. Beadie Shelton Spencer, 25, of Swann
Quarter, a Hyde County woman, gave birth in the back of a car,
after being denied admission to the Columbia Hospital. Dr. James
Howerton, County physician was accused of denying the woman
admittance.
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U THANT AND RALPH BUNCHE United Nations Sec- 1
rotary General U Thpht (left) and U. S. Mission Undersecretary j
Ralph Bunche chit during reception at the Delegates' Dining <
Room at UN headquarters recently. Thant received earlier in the 1
day General Assembly endorsment on Ms Congo yolicy, as the As - '
eembty voted to continue Ms Congo program for at least another
eix months. Bunche is the Congo expert for the U. S. in the• UN. |
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Randolph C’nty Board
Facing Mixing Problem I
GREENSBORO lntegration in
Randolph County is being toesed
back and forth by the Randolph
County Board of Education to the
extent that it may re-bear the com
plaints of 11 student* that racial
discrimination is practiced in pupil
assignment
The boerd got busy when it was
told that the 11 children, thru their
Va. Court
Finds State
Law Nil
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE
RICHMOND. Va. The National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People won a victory
here Friday, when a Circuit Court
Judge threw out a group of laws
of the state of Virginia designed to
hamper integration.
Richmond Circuit Judse Edmund
W. Resting, Jr. ruled But the laws
which were enacted by the 1996
irowrnm am race «>
ODDS-ENDS
BT JAMES A. SHEPARD
-Ha which sews* kauullful
ty staß ah* soap buuwttfußy"
A THOUGHT FOR THE
NBW TEAR
We have a Mend whom we have
admired for many years. Through
hard work and an andHrtating de
votion to duty, this man^hns^made
reward this man and Ms faithful
wife with an off spring, but togeth
er. they have carved out a niche
which has bs ought to them the
whole hearted respect end cdstni
parents, asked for an injuction di
recting the board to cease segregat
ed schools and assign students and
teachers without regard to race.
The board made this known in
a formal answer Monday when it
asked that the injuction petition
be dismissed. It also intimated that
it might re-hear the request for
reassignment. It is aid to have re
alised that the request had merit
in view of the fact that it involved
the constitutional rights of tbs
student*.
Tbs complaint asked that the
court order the board to submit a
plan tor complete reorganisation
of county achoola on an integrated
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CAROLINIAN PRIZE WINNERS Ttm is a psetun at
Mn. Ruby Hickson and bar baby who an mantas at Iks aaaaty
prmantn girmn to ths aaatbar at tha tint baby bam to tha asm
yam. Baby Hickson racairad tha typical apatobrtf and yaUad at
13:01 A. As., Now Yaar’a Day.
|The Carolinian!
North Carolina’s Leading Weekly
VOL. 22. NO. II RALEIOH. N. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5. 1963 -PRICE 15c
Shoot 'Em Up Fatal
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Cites NegroASaancement
Roy Wilkins Enligfcttm f
Russian People OnJegron
Hundred Years Os Progress
REV YtMUC “All ispugte of
American Ufa” harboring vesttgaa
of racial (Mecrlminatton will be the
target of “a program ta ba oarrtsd
forward vigorously In IMS” by
the National Aaaootatton to tha
Advancement of Colored People,
the organlaation'a executive ase
retary. Roy WUkina. aald In a
statement taped for broadcast by
Radio Liberty to tha Soviet Union
on the hundreth anntvewey of the
Emancipation Proclamation on
January 1.
The nationally known NAACP
official gave a detailed review of
the Negro minority’* program
since lags to Radio Überty'a So
viet audience of minions.
He pointed out that Kegroee in
the United States today enjoy a
wamrud on pass at
IN WAKE MEMORIAL
IST BABY BORN
AT 12:01 A. M.
In keeping with the pnbHe
pulley as tha CAROLINIAN «e
are giving the mother as tha
first baby burn to thu nuwyaar
Me by sume us the merchunts *f
Raleigh.
The winner thta year Is Baby
Hieksun, bum at lS:yi Tuesday
murnlng, at Wake Msmsiisl
nsspllsl the ffs**-- as Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Hlcksea as Mar
risvffle. Tha shfld tlhad tha
seale at Si lbs. The Ist as pro
aunts and tha mam es tha pnr
pagaU. ,fi ' ,r ""
highar Uvtny standard than most
peoples of the world, including
not only thorn of Africa, Asia and
Latin America, but the Europeans
as weß.
The picture tha Soviet propa
ganda media like to paint of the
uvtng conditions of the Negro mi
nority in the United States Is es
sentially that of the pre-Civll War
period; the image conjured up by
tha Kremlin propagandists would
show the U. S Negro citizen as a
terrified, helpless being driven
without recourse and respite
through a morass of discrimina
tory laws and organised persecu
tion.
“Hi* per capita income of U. 8.
Negroes in IMI waa 91.050. aa
compared with a general per cap
ita income of SI,OOO in Great Bri
tain. MM in Pranee and Wert
Germany,” Wilkins declared In a
(C9HMMB on rant n
Hastie Says
System Starts
Big Problems
BALTIMORE. Md.-The tragedy
as Mississippi and other areas of
the South is due basically to "an
almost total failure” to teach be-
Uaf in tha equality of every In
dividual Judge William H Hast!*
CAROLINIAN
ADVERTISERS
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Accident
Claimed
Bddie Curtis Lucas, IT, of 1731
Pools Road, who is being held in
the Wake County Jail, for the slay
ing of his nephew. 17-year-old
Thomas Lee Price, told The CARO
LINIAN the whole matter was an
accident.
Lucas' story related how he.
Price, a girl whom he said was
named Rosekene ,
Wilson and an
been playing
a gun that be
longed to Price.
saying that Price
gave the gun to VK:W*
the Wilson girl L
she
started playing
with it, after
having bean
by Price, that tt PUCE
was not loaded.
He further stated that the gtrl
(tmnwm on p*os a>
topH-Cels Ce. es Beletgh
fir sites ■uUSert. tec.
Deluxe Hotel
Warmer Mease rials
Dlllee Meter Pteaace
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AAter-s CkUOrra a m-ttes Sbep
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galetgk PsraMarr Ce.
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J. C. Praatys Cemeeay
wSSSemle Meters
Mater Pteeare Ce., lac.
Wteslaa Mutual tee. Ce.
•madly Pectltag Cempaay
Laws Meagewt farms
O. S. Tucker Dees.
Larry’s Cut Bair Ore. A Mkt
ley's Amrrtrau Grin
MaMte-levtut Purutture
CajSs* aureate Stare
mZlmA* Wetesa * Leatcr
paoh m hiatr *
WSSty-Wtggty_ ' men
SrswUeeS CtmrrrU freSuct* Ce.
Two Killed
IsWillwSst
Gun Duel ' *:
Gerry Junior Goolsby. 37 of 312
W. South Street died early Ttiea
day morning at the Wake County
Honpital from a pistol wound fired
by his friend James Carlton Jones.
BULLETIN
Aa we go to preaa word rea
ches us that James Carlton
Jones died at ItitS a. m. at the
Wake County Memorial Heapl
tel.
34 of 801 S Saunders Street.
Mystery shrouds the reason for
thia shooting Mrs. Dorothy Ann
Dunn, of 212 1-2 W. Soolh Street
told officers thal neither man
spoke but that one fired as the
second man entered >ne room. She
could not tell who fired first.
When questioned by a reporter of
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Dr. R. Lanier
'Dies, Native
Os Winston
NEW YORK ANPp—Dr R. O'-
Hara Lanier, director of the Search
for Talent program of the Phelps-
Stokea Fund, died at hia home here
Tuesday, Just three days following
the 80th anniversary celebration of
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PICKETS CURSE DOCK WORKERS Galveeton, Tetae: The member* at an indagM:
dent union who oil-loaded 50,000 tern <V banana* horn the Swedith freighter "Brita ThorgfM
cron* ILA longthoremen picket line at Galveeton dock s December 27 th, amid jeer* and C#K
Law officer* itood by a • the independent * worked lor the eec ond day unloading the reeeel. SajggM
leader* of the independent union have reportedly received threat* of bodily harm from
mou* perron*. (UPI PHOTO). ~?S
One Hundred Singers, |
One Hundred Ushers To f
•4 i»WSSM
Serve One Hundred Minutes
The Raleigh Branch NAACP predicts that the Centennial
Emancipation program, scheduled for the First Baptist Church,
Sunday, 3:30 P. M. will attract an overflow crowd. In view of the
fact that it marks 100 years of proclaimed freedom they have
limited the services to 100 minutes.
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NEW YEAR URc.nl IliOS Missts Samira Edwai «. .. <if,
Newport New*, Va., and Thoma*enia Clay, right. Roxboro. both
students at AtsT College form the backdrop for “1963” as thfy
extend greeting* tor the New Year. .«»
Moseley Challenges
Warren C’nty Group
WARRENTON Rev. Alexander
-D. Most-ley. pastor. Mt. Gilead Bap
tlit Church, Durham, was the
speaker for the Emancipation
services at the Warren County
courthouse. Tuesday.
The bay Moseley was expected
to tell bIV-audlence of the things
that the Negho-hgs done In the 100
years of free
dom. Hia story of how the Negro
has been transformed from a chat
tel to an engineer, from a cotton
picker to an educator, from a wood
chopper to a scientist should serve
as a lever to make his hearers con
scious of the fact that the fight for
real freedom lies ahead.
His refereene lo registering and
voting should spur the people of
Warren County to become acttPV
and get a job done It is to be (Jf
membered that non-whitea pay
more taxes in that county than the
whites, due to the fact they own
more land. 'Zi.
Rev. Moseley nas served as di
rector of civil liberties for the
State Association of the IBPOE of
W and has been on lop of the strug
gle for civil rights In the stale. He
is said lo be the only Negro serving
as a precinct chairman in the stgtg,
He was elected head of the Fulim
School precinct, which is repute!
to have as many if not more whito
registered as nonwhites.
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