Graduate Os A&T, Howard:
Author Relates inspiring
Story Os Mental Recovery
In lUi stirring account of the
struggle for survival tram the
depths of mental Illness back to
complete recovery, Jinny Red How
ell otters the reader an insider’s
view of the agonies of the mentally
ill in bis book. “All The Hairs On
My Head Hurt,” to be published
Friday by Exposition Press.
JUQOr .RED HOWELL
A captain in the U. S. Airforce,
ttatioggd in London, Jinxy Red
began experiencing periods of utter
dejecGOn, hallucinations and excru
ciating, physical pains. Intense fear,
accompanied these symptoms sad
his clouded mind saw no escape
from his inner terrors except sui
cide.
ffls first three attempts re*
salted in his being Meereerated
in an iron-barred reem at a
London hospital. Ha waa flown
back to the State* and placed In
•ne hospital after another,
sometimes receiving the beat at
modern treatment, sometimes
experiencing shocking neglect
Whenever »M» he reed the an
cient and modern philosophers,
Shakespeare, and the Bible. Much
of the time, however, he was con
sumed with hate hate that erupt*
ed into violence and got him com*
mi tied to St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in
Washington, D. C., with die crimi
nslly insane.
Long after that. In still an
other hoopitol, Jinxy Red was
presteoneed ready to re-enter
the world at the normal. He
realised, however, that he had
lime understanding of many
things. In large part, hit story
telb hew he gained new Insight
tot# himself and hh fellow
man. This book will bring
fresh hope to these afflicted
with mental eOments and to
their loved ones, who else suf
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.«£i n 7 y Howell was hem in
1980 in Holland, Virginia. Ha re*
calved his B£. degree in chemistry
end biology from the Agricultural
•nd Technical College ed North
Carolina, end was in 1059 an honor
graduate in dentistry at Howard
University, Washington, D. C. Up
on discharge with the rank at cap
tain from the U. S. A. F, he esteh
l*»ed his present dental practice
in Los Angeles. He is the father at
two children, Clifton and Denise.
On January 18:
Many Negroes
Will Attend
LBJ Inaugural
WASHINGTON iNPD Many
Negroes, who campaigned so ef
fectively for the Jobnaoo-Hum
phrey ticket, are expected to be
among the 8,000 guest at the In*
augural Gala here on Jan. 18.
Guests at the by-invltattsn
anty affair will see a spectacu
lar show, headlined by Harry
Belafonte, and will ah* attend
one of the four pro-Gala baa
«uets held throughout the city.
Finally, and most spectacular,
they will net he tahsd to con
tribute any money at Ml to the
Democratic party.
A top Democratic party official
said recently that he is concerned
about finding some way for the
party to show its gratitude to the
ed herd during the recent cam
rank and file members who work
paign.
Democratic National
John Bailey echoed his feeling
when he said the 8,000 guests at
the Gaia wUI be those -who help
ed us win the election ” w
Bailey said the event is be
ing staged to shew that party
loyalty “isn’t a one-way street”
“We’re always asking people
to da things for ne,“ he ex
plained, “and new we want to
de something far them.”
Richard Adler, Broadway song
writer, is producing the show which
will entertain the guests. Other
stars besides Belafonte, who will
appear are Carol Channing, Bar
bara Streisand, Carol Burnett Julie
Andrews, Debbie Reynolds, Bobby
Darin, Mike Nichols and Elaine
May, Woody Allen, Rater Camera,
end Alfred Hitchcock.
The finest sermons ere seen, hot
heard; they live in the lives of
men end women.
PLAN ALUMNI DINNER SERIES Three members at the Extension Committee at the
AhT Collate General Alumni Association, last formulated plans tor a series of 10 alumni dinners
at Strategic locations in the eastern section ot the country aimed at the promotion of AhT ahmuJ
movement. In the group, from left to right, arvO. A. Dupre, Clinton, chairman; Sampson B' de,
Greensboro; S- T. Uoyd, Oxford; Dr. Alexander Garlner, Greensboro; Matthew E. Wingate, Char
lotte; Carl A. Hants, Louisburg; and J. W. Hid. Durham.
LANGUAGE ARTS INSTITUTE SET AT ST. AUO. Membars ot the program commit
tee for the Seventh Annual English Language Arts Institute which wilt be held at Saint Augus
tine’s College April 3. 1965, are shown hare. Reading from left to right are: Mrs. Thelma Roune.-
tree, chairman of, the program committee; Mrs. Willie H. High, acting chairman ot the Depart
ment of English; and Mark Lambert, professor of English. Not shown are Mrs. Julia B. Delanv,
Miss Dianne Hants and Miss Iris Sanders. y
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Raises $13,000 For Band:
Mississippi Seeks To
Improve State's Image
ITTA BUKA. Mias.—An attempt
to Improve this state’s image In the
eye# at the nation has led to the
raising at ever SIB,OOO to order to
■and an all Nagro Collage band to
the Rose Bowl Panda.
Parmer Governor Hugh
White, who noted ae ahatraiaa
es toe fund rahtog drive to
aend toe Marimtpfi Valley Osl
toft load to Pasadena said.
•Bur aaa anyena say that Mto
slnlgil decent take en d Ns
White, who a few weeks earlier
had advocated the raising of one
end a halt million dollars to en
able e State official to go on natton
wide television to “correct” the
Image of Mississippi said, “as far
aa 1 Know, organisations such at
COTO and tha NAACP had made
no contributions."
R la widely known that the state
has suffered economically as ■ re
sult of the racial violence which
grew out of the Mississippi Sum
mer Pretest end R Is believed that
White undertook the lob aa fund
raising chairman as one method of
rtjthe state.
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aomM Va kattao a^m
win •• owwr vmn Nnpfif*
tag the sdneattonal and teach
ing facilities at too wheel ra
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totoM t» promote the state of
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