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in or out of court. She termed
the silence a " protective* *
measure for the employee as
well as the employer.
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establishment of these committees
was a step in the right.
direction for making the home
a better facility.
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be made up of the chairman of
the other three committees
and Mrs. Pikula. She said this
committee would serve as kind
of a "mini-board" that will
oversee the overall effectiveness
of the various committee
functions. She said it was also
easier to call together four or
five people when some issue
needed to be discussed rather
?than-trying _to_ get-all the l5
odd board members together.
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the city administration had
failed in their attempts to
convince the people that their
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interests were seriously taken
to heart.
He said, "People have to.
feel that their message has
gotten across.
Each year they (the board)
have heard what the people
have wanted, and each year
they have done what they
wanted to do."
He said further, "When you
consider how many worthy
recommendations have been
brought before the board over
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have finished yet." According
to Baldwin, he remains in
France among other reasons
because he has less distractions
for his literary pursuits
and simply because he can get
more writing done while
there.
After his lecture whose
theme was "kinds of silence"
Baldwin entertained many
. questions from listeners.
' Questions ranged from "what
. advice do you offer to aspirant
' black youth writers" to " what
Jdo you do when you're so
frustrated and so filled with
hate that you don't know what
' to do with it."
, To the latter question he
' replied, "There are too many
a things in the world to do
J constructive, rather than
hate."
' Holding both blacks ahd
^ whites equally as spellbound
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the years and you look at how
many were acted on you can
see that not very much has
been accomplished."
Dissenting, alderman Richard
Davis, said that he felt a
lot of the programs the people
wanted to have been accomplished
and that the light
turnout was a reflection of
citizen contentment with
existing programs. 1'Those
people yoiu hear from and who
attended the meeting were
people who were not satisfied
with some existing programs
or those who wished to see
new ones introduced.
Visits WFU
with his frankness and candid
opinions about life and the
general framework of it all,
even after the presentation of
lecture, many sought after
him with more questions,
autographs, and just merely to
meet him and 6hake his hand.
He was fentertained at a
reception at the home of Dr.
Elizabeth Phillips after the
affair. (See "Social Whirl").
Baldwin was a segment of
the Wake Forest University's
Institute of Literature that is
jointly sponsored by the
Departments of English,
German, Classics, and Romance
Languages. The purpose
of the IOnstitute is to
promote the cause of humane
letters and to manifest
something of the diversity in
unity which characterizes the
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