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TAKHI.FI (jKKKTS FX-CHIEF JUSTICE-Charlotte Attorney Julius L. Chambers (i ■gn K
former Chief Justice Karl Warren, guest of honor, at the 1970 Institute of the ISAACP Legal De
fense and l lucattonal Fund, Inc. (LDF) in New York City. Mr. Chambers, who directs much of
LDF’s litigation in North Carolina, addressed a gathering on the southern school crisis, one of
six roundtabU discussions at the late May event, which was attended by more than 2,f.0d, LDF
President, huig. Li am :s I-I. Rivers, looks on.
Blacks-I-iberalsTop All Others
In O range's Bid For Party Power
t
CHA PEI HTI I In v! at could
possibly be t largest turnout
ever in a cc.. aty in North Caro
lina for a precinct meeting,
three blacks were elected pre
cinct chairmen of the Orange
County Democratic Party Sat
urday.
Tlie three black elected were
Mrs. Ai metta McPherson, West
Hillsborough precinct, Mrs,
Policemen’s Institute
Underway At College
“Comrmmitv Relations and
Law Enforren t a,’ was the
topic of the mail, ad.itv.ss 'Mon
day morning June 8, at tlie
Policemen's Institute spon
sored!" Saint Augustine's Col
lege, at the Nava! Reserve
IT raining C enter.
" Di. Andrew GoMcsuall. as
•«*.. sociate professot of .sociology,
Guilder i College Greensboro,
was the keynote!. He stated that
Community Relations has three
thrusts: Cornu.unit' Participa
tion, Cornu.unity Service and
Public Relations. Sociological
Blacks In
Business
Published
WASHING! N, ) >. A bib
llograp! that e1 • 1 the most
complete .el dev-lo] edon black
involvement in business has
been published l ; the Institute
for Mir.nnt'. Easiness Educa
tion, a diMsion of Howard Uni
versity’s Small Business Guid
ance and Development ("enter.
The 42-page bibliography,
The Negro in the F ield of Busi
ness, lists more than 200 books,
w . articles, government reports
and oP ei ” «e> > lea ting with
the black American’s experi
ence and problems as an etlt re
fs** WJAIKS IS P ?|
tLmECT AMWWIKCWS HEW MHMI *t mmi
4 RIGHTS •Washington Mrs Elizabeth Dunam Koontz, director
of the Labor Department's Women's Bureau, announces the
AdmtmstrnMo new guidelines on women's rights at the
White House June f» The guidelines prohibit federal contrac
tors f ■ on; discriminating against women in job opportunities
and worjdng rood it ions. They include glviag women time off
from work to have babies and prohibit federal contractors
from using iot wanted ads under “mule*' or '*femai2e.*'
<upi%
. .. .- • •. i
Josephine Holman, Cameron
Park precinct, near Hills
borough, and Eddie Caldwell,
Jr., Northside precinct. Chap
el Hill. Caldw'ell previously was
the county’s only blackprecinct
chairman.
According to county party
chairman Roger Foushee
of Chapel Hill, the turnout was
the largest in the history of
changes, which are affecting the
American Community, demand
increased professionalism in
law enforcement. Furthermore
law enforcement people have
not been added ir. proportion to
the increased population. He
added that traditional forms of
law enforcement have not real
ly faced up the other part of
its job, which is crime preven
tion. The police cadets were
urged to participate in com
rnunit's affairs by becoming
members of community organi
zations.
Communications efforts to
solve race relations have not
been effective, he said. The
whites will listen to the prob
lems of the blacks, and that is
about all, but the olack com
munity expects the white com
munity to take action.
The second speaker for the
morning was Herman Aldridge,
human relations specialist from
the Good Neighbor Council. Al
dridge said that Community Re
lations in the Police Depart
ment of North Carolina are not
very good. However, the Ra
leigh police campared more
favorably than others in North
Carolina, even in Wake County,
as to attitudes. He said that
the jiolicemen’s standards of
education have been raised from
what they were in the past.
•'You, as policemen, will de
termine the long run the re
cite* PCUCEMra. If* 21
the county. About 150 to 18 ,:
people turned out so U > - {
ings in Glenwood Court\ d
and Estes Hills ; ecincr u
Chapel Hill. Tl is Eons'- <■ «a>d,
represented about 20 precmet
of the registerc 1 r.en'ncrats,
Saturday’s elections spoiled
failure for the Const , v.r. -s
who tried to regal: curt:: l of
the precincts the- lost .
Their defeat insm ->.i ■ . m .-■
dominantly liberal-black ;>.*Ji
tion control of the count , .11
organization.
The feonservativ ex -
regain control of V•. (" .. cl
Hill precincts was baxi-s upon
the defeat in tie second n ->ff
on May 30 of the t r. . <
dates foi county - u n-.ou
but up by the !it >-i ■ -.-cf
coalition.
The turnout o-. M 30
spell a “chain., i:* d ’ for
Orange Count in i tm v
Mayor if a black u;• ,i ■ e
University of Norn (.n th ..i,
the nation’s older hi, .tuot -
al institution, is i a.« ■ is
town.
T! e cor.ser. ativt vot< . r- ex
pected to “lick his . .•.•nds’’ un
til a better dav ai riv< s. This is
(See catVCK'S BID. I* •’)
Race Unity
Day H ere
On Sunday
Race Unit. lid -. s -po, sored
nationally 1 tin U, , B.ihaM
Community and is ol s.-i in
2,700 local it ic- ! e ; o.:. use of
the day is to focus attt niioii on
the most ehalleng im, iss i fac
ing American -1 acini -sue and
stress the ess-mtiab • i. of
mankind undei Go i.
A public meeting -ousored
by the local Baha’i Comn nni
tv v* ill be held to i>l-serve the
Eay. The meetinr '. Hi t» .4d
at 11 a.m. - pc b 14.
at Salter White Port, H mi. r -
son. Mi . Ch tries Ab. • ■ ton 1 i
will adds ess h uni
ty of Mankind,
Lawrence MB!. -
of the Ba a’) -ss. i ! Ha
. leigh, stated. * r I:
< Sfi- HI. I IM v » 1 .
1 In The Sweepstakes '
I SPOTUGHT THIS WEEK
| BRIGGS HARDWARE |
| 7/ir Cnmnleir H,> j>.\ -,r r Nr - /V<r Oi t-r a l t-ntury |
I See SWEEPSTAKES Ads f
I Read Page ’ F i Winners 3
fm Sw«*sftf ts
Sweepstakes Mmmi§§§
CAROLINIAN sweepstakes
tickets are si>ll being deliver
ed, so check yoiu •>.is.
ly to see if yow - •>(’.
The merchandise - • (■;
ing up in participating vnresln
the Revised Sweepstakes pro
motion.
First uze nun 1 hex is 0108,
valuable rot SBS in mm chan
disc at the National Pure Food
■ •■»;r -ft-ficim •A-N-vGj 'J-d'■:'l
At Shaw l nirersity
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Five-Day Religious Meet Set
North Carolina s Leading Weekly
VOL 29. NO. 38
■ Fifteen Escape Successfully, But
Fleeing Inmate Killed
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City Council Approves
NewSouthside Plan
New Shape
Men In
Soufhside
T e coitro'ersial South side
t.rbi; : i new al pi an took on a new
s! ape ues la 1 , afternoon as the
City Council approved a revised
edito, of the plan, scaled down
fron li acres to 08 acres.
11 is i*-v. plan is 20 acres small
er t ; an the original plan ap
pro'-e! l>>- voters in the March
refe. endurn.
In Addition to the size change
six ■-i her site changes are now
1 up.- ed. The involve land use
r til i, ; alternate adaptions
; vai ions , s within the. re
(S, , MVt sh \PE. i» 2)
St. Aug.’s
Grad Picked
By Reynolds
Ei. Joseph G. Gordon, M. D„
diii ctor of the Reynolds Me
morial Hospital’s Department
of R uiiology, has been elected
a trustee of the X. Smith Reyn
olds Eoundation, according to
William L. L.ybrook, Foundation
president.
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DR. ,TOSF PH G. GORDON
Market, 208 K. Martin Street.
c... 1 prize, worth sls, is
Nun-'h<,*' 08700. valuable at
s »s si oe Si op, 1811 OldGar
-1»i Road; and the third win
ning number"is 08886, $lO, good
.it Roses in Cameron Village.
This week's spotlight is
on Briggs (landward Co,, 220
Fayetteville St.
(See bWRPPrt'AKKS. IP. Xi
RALEIGH. N C SATURDAY JUNE I.L 19~>0
SEARCH FOR ESC A PF.D PRISONERS-Scotland Neck: Depart
ment of Corrections p: ’.son guards search through a heavily
wooded swamp area for 13 i n ate> s*til on th.e loose following
their June 9 escape fre a priso H . The prisoners escap
ed when the bus car ir,, st .-1 a* a , intersection and
several of the inmates l-i ke ' ' r J <!• ‘ ! seperating them
from the guards a: i • rpowe; ed then . PI).
Scarcity Os Theologians
Is Discussed At Meeting
I3Y J. B. HAPPEN
mV-,id AHn i ,
ROCKY MOUNT-A communt
que from the desk of Edgai
Ward (475 Riverside Dr., N
\ork, N. Y. MKJ2 .), asso-iate
chairman, Board Nat'or.-d Mi--
stons, United pre-l-V '■ 1
Church USA, c onv-vs r Ms
couraging info tl a* H t .« at •
onh t’nirL Black Semi. ■ Stu
dents United Li-e-h ter urns,
that is-enrolled s~ver.il
Schools of Theolog year
just ending. “Fuel of * usi
have finished oi be ■ ' ■ - tfi
ed as overseas sti.Berts
ing a total of on! 2t si; ed
uled to continue in sm ’* )
ministry, notes M • ‘w.t. ■
Rev. Robert New bold, Dept,
Ministi ta! Relat i ..is, h i ‘ .
Ex Raleigh lie
is Tops At
Manassas , Va
MANASSnS, Va.-Tbe pi
tions of Manice A. Banks, I h ,
to managing nurse, pers.
services; Carl Conklin
agei Os equipment a tat** at.ee
third si.ift; and
Arthur W. Hax
let t to inaiUiger
of business and
asset control
a r.count’ng
services, ave
been announced
>y IBM ii
Manassas.
Mrs. Banks
w'
MRS, BANKS
joined IBM in 1961 a* t;
Research Triai g - Park,
Paleig*, N. C. plant as
a staff nurse, Iri 1960, upon
transferring to Manassas, si e
was promoted to senior nurse,
Mrs. Banks taught nursing
for a number of yea; s at the
Lincoln School of Nursing, Dur
ham, N, C. She £ a member of
Daughter of Isis, Raleigh Dis
trict. and is the wife of Mr,
Festas Banks of Raleigh, and
the only sister of Shaw’s Na
tional '’Miss Alumni. ' ’ Miss
Almettft Armstrong of Raleigh,
Big st;i U( i ;;r bus, 0hi04.;
214, v ‘ Rev. James H.
Co.sum, ... an of the Interdeno
minational Theological Semi
na 871 Beckwith Street, S,
W. AM- • a, oa. 30314.
SIM> the roving ofthethecl
hn it! u sit; al Cl arlotte
r.; hi i• r iiu. l d v.it'. tl;e Atlanta
41 e. . con,; li >.. Costen, a for
me! Ta i heel in pastor who went
i, At hint > audliuilt anew churc 1
fj.fi! - • .! -. assumed to
post of dean !, charge of re
c. it,.:*• it 1,.i ■■ i- serrinary,
O' urchmen and omen, knowing
i .out). teligi- si' inclined
f, ministerial work, should
j,,j-t on l - oft! ■ aUive-nam
vii i tfif e of Dr. Elo L.
n cat a : a Synod Os-
Usu- Si «R< 111 OF P t\
SPEEDSTER GIVEN Affi-itotnesvllkt, fla.: Melvin Young (C) mmlvm aid after sm&tMhf toto
a parked semi tractor trailer while driving at a very high speed, GatnosviliePoiice Department
Sg*. Tom Gant lands a hand (upper ngtrfX (zrPZ),
SINGLE COPY ISr
Tries To
Run From
N. C Bus
SCOTLAND NfECK
One inmate was kilit" i
Tuesday in an esc ipe at
tempt in whicl. In oilier
inmates madey odtheir
getaway ind 22 pri
soners refused to run.
Esau Cook, Jr.. 25,
of Charlct:- wa - si >t
by guard W. ‘ > Smith
when he at opted to
(Sre fl\l KB I I.D P V
Native Os
Wake ' Best'
NCCU Grad
WENDEI.I.- Miss Ca: ol Ann
Watson of Wended gruduaied
Summa Cithi Laud« ai North
Carolina Central University,
Durham, Oi Mav 31st.
Sumi: a < urn Laud- is the
highest tnle of
distinction be
sto wo d upon
Bachelor of Arts
and Bacholor of
Scierici candi
dates a’ all U—
nitt.d SB* - s col -
leges and unt
ersities.
Miss Watson
£
MISS WATSON
qv.ilifi l sot thisiiouoi tty main
taining a 3.8 cumulative a vei ag
(•>:! (out of a j mi le l f>o),
liei tour years star it NT CL.
Out of graduati-g cl -- -f s ■
en urulrod ;u,-d fif* •' , • 4 and
one otliei ~rc. tie -ni v candt
dates for the Summa < urr 1 aude
title.
{See x.lir t OF V 2>
Tenacious
Policies’
Revealed
SALISBURY - Attor
neys of the NAACP Le
gal Defense and Educa
tional Fund, Inc. (LDF)
filed a complaint this
week in. tl..* U. S. Dis
trict Couri hei-. against
what ma\ be one o! the
most prey tsive and
tenacious policu-.-. of
“inploymeiu di,?. •rimi -
tation main: uiu d by .>
na jor l. S . po■ t
ion
The Caum-ii A Le ■ , A-1>
jasod in K.-. na[.,. :-, North
Carolina, i» on 1 of r- o Lrgost
exttl. companies >.. tm nation
and lias t' «; efur. ;i, ■ . ' km
defense contracts.
According to Ila atto;:. • ,
is mo.si cases . i ! oh disc ■in in *.-
tton complaints, i• ■ xtilt- ;on
panics nave ,d L.. ' t :-, . i..i< :
with written assi.r inco? of n
form,
However, despite so • era! ac
tions against Cannon Mills, the;
assert, ihe company as refus
ed to Offe: aI a- he 1 a • u. -t es
Tl.e >• - <:.:-' .-,■.■!■■ n'■•
t , f Ho,' ing • a atiO’ s .■! the
fau einplcyni.-:-.i praci ices pro
visions oft! e 1964 Civil Rights
Act (Title VTT ;
Recruitnie.it of new einph
ees through means designed to
reach more white persons t! an
Mack;
Use of .w'Di*: a. • standar.is ; f
hiring wl ich are irrelevant to
fob roquirer. er.ts and have Iho
effect- of weeding out black
applicants;
Segregated jobs, leparti v ! :>
and classification s on i • U< s s
fSCI IDI' Mi > |* :>)
Dr. Sampson
To Keynote
Shaw Talks
'-1 he (' 1 nrc ; coni;< nts ti.c*
C aLenge of Change, ’ w ill be
ti etlen.» of a five -da rr !, K -
ou.s meeting at St a-a \ i.ivm
sity, to lx- .old Jura g
L‘. The University -ill uost the
34U Annual Mmi-’et' lrsti
lute, the 33: ■ Annual \y n s
M .S-'O -a. 1 !,rr - ■ 1 ‘ -
cc am: tl a 20U \ ■ aal Ym.Ji
Bible Camp,
in. Frederick Stairi soi , i >-
v.A
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CRIME
' ■: ' ••• ■/ '. • v ■■ :■ -Be--.v-
BEAT n
Irom Rairighs Os filial
By Police tilt*
STRUCK WTT I! GUN
Watlt~r Em • i las k, 704
Mei ..-I R.i. iof! i fir* i ,Y.
Pit! .. at 1;I7 p.n . I-.'S' r. I
i day, I:.- ■ ' - h. .1 , I al
* Diivi- fApolb Heights), to sot
lis wife, froi., v.yom v-p ii
legal!', s-Ti.- .iti . Mr. Cia.l
Sr* D! t!• ft “W*' *'* {gOl ' - -' .'i ■.! -
I- ' p.y E’ a: s 71* 1 u.a ■ .
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A I • £ < , 1 , ' -,'t t i* *•
Clan; fi . -■ ■ b okfr
no.se. -o. s -oiv i-..- 1 to ■ py an
assault wit ■ !• -> •!•. weapon
warrant,
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