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Prosulonl-Enicriliis Of Fayt’ttvviUv Stole
Dr. Seabrook Dies
Rites Are
Set For
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Dr. King’s Widow Sees
if ir if it
Thursday Dirty Work In Death
KAYFTTKVILI.K • In
dp;iLb, .• ii; !ifp. wiihoul
fanfare, jriaveside rites will
be held for Dr. .1, W. Sea-
brook. H7. president-emeri
tus of F'avetlt‘\ille State
IJnivcrsiiy. will be held in
Rockfisl: ( emeiery. on Rt.
301, south of the city. 3 30
p.m., Thursday. Rev. H. J.
Miller and Father Albert T.
Heath will do the simple
ceremonies.
North Carolina's Leading Weekly
VOI- 33 NO. 21 RALEIGH, N.C. WEEK ENDING S.ATURD.AY. MARCH 30, 19-
SINGLE COP^' 2Ck'
J>r '-I ,iln-(*uk Mas oeen
contu'ch'd will; now Kayetle-
\ille Stale t ni\ersjty since
192:{. .;hen he- Un then Biddle
'luitt .j I Sinilii I niv < and
tieoaim- vii i- pn-Mdenl to Or
K K SiMlh 'Ih<- Kayelleville
school on. of the first
accrediiiH? si.ite hi^h scIkkiIs.
After Friendly (Creeling. Man
His ‘Pal’
turned >i
aceeler.il Cl; Ii
diii'iiift hi'< ‘in
due to the l..e<
vear> ol ri
eurriculuin ti
In l'«2K.
.I'-ereditiMl i«
iii'Nl class of
u'Innu rnethiKls.
>i'ar 'Ihi.swas
ha! It added two
lea'ion to its
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192
.iceaine an
tolh'gi'.
with l)r .''i'.jiircK.f; 'jH-arhead
in^ the • h.in^e In 19:u. he look
o\c.'- a ;.ii- elera and reitiain-
ed uiDi! I'l.'. Tin* seheMil made
trenieod<io> >ini1e'- uiuSr his
; cliMiiisii.iiinn Its name was
eliann'-'l diiei- time', miui- lie
if if if if
For Over 8100,()00-Blaek
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Architect Suing NC^s UDI
hei
Fas.i
I'ollei.
•oiler
I m\ ;-l
< iomei !ed ttlltl It.
• 'Me st.ite Te.iehers
I-a', el lev die Slate
.tint F'.i>etti*ville Sitile
•I '!!' adnimisira-
S*' l»l( '» ,\HH«».iK P 2»
Partisan
Hirino
Is
iKicr Fire
IIikI
O’. P.Mli: TOWNSKND
N;..,oii.il Black News Service
WASHINtiTON The Civil
-v-rvea f-i.Tinission has ord-
e: eu i.. .ig >>. thi ee ollicials
1)1 the I S. Department of
H.iusinp and frhan Develop
ment charged with managing a
pecinl job refetral unit
ih'Mgned to hire and promote
Itcpuhiicaiis in violation of
Fi'deral civil service laws.
1*he order follows a similar
diri'cMve two months ago that
the (ieneral Services Adminis
tration fire four officials and
•suspi'iid four others for 30 to 90
days (or seeking to subvert the
, law requiring selection of
fcdt-ral employees on a
nonp.irlis.io merit basis.
Fnlikc (iSA administrator
Arthur Sampson, who is
hacking ttie USA official in a
legal challenge ol the Civil
S,*e PARTISAN. F 21
?r
Blood Found On
Floor At Scene
T\KilKKI. IS-MOST VAI.l'XBLF K \SKKTR.\l.i. PI..\YKR” IN ,\MKKI( \ - (;recnslHM o, N.i
\II- \nterican David Thompson wears the spoils of victory around his neck and signah d a •'f .lUn
N.t Slate copped the \( .\A vrowii and Thompson took Most Valuable Plaver hoiioiN .( IM i
weighting 40 pounds, for
‘See SHOOTS ‘PAL’. P. 2)
PRINCIPALS IN RALKI(>H*S FEBRUARY Ml'RDERS • Shown
above are Mrs. Gladys Lewis Branche. SS. 1712 Sundial Place,
accused of (he shooting death of her son. Maurice Herbert
Branche, 22. TIS-A Cumberland Street. On the right is Clarence
Hamlin. Jr., 26. 1254 .New Bern Avenue, who was charged in the
death of 3l-year*old James Arthur Anthony. 1224 Blarney Court,
last month, allegedly following an argument over (he kicking of a
dog. Both persons were charged with murder and are now
awaiting trial. The gun deaths took place less than a mile apart.
IS ecu Law School
CHAKLOTTK • Mystery shrouds the shooting of a
man. unidentified, who had walked up to him in Ec-
kerd's Drug Store, here and said hello to his supposed
’friend' Monday aflerniwn. It occurred in the down
town area during a busy peak of the day. The also un
known gunman slarttHi shooting at him immediately
after the greeting
The man fired upon, was hit.
as blood was found on the floor,
was able to race out of the store
past several customers, with
the man with the pistol
charging after him for a block,
but ceased to fire anymore
according to reports.
People in the street* started
screaming and got 0!:l of 'he
way. Both the chased and his
pui^uer disappeared around a
c-orner into a parking lot.
In the exact spot where they
had been standing in the store,
blood was discovered by
employees and investigating
police officers.
The two men ran right past
an off-duty policeman, who
was on his way from a bank
with two sacks of money.
Watergate
Cfted By-
Mrs, King
Squabble Broadens
Refu8ed To
DURHAM - Principals in a
squabble that has broadened
on the campus of North
Carolina Central University,
over the alleged firing of a
professor in the Law School,
find themselves stalked by the
failure of the dean, the Student
Bar Association and the
administration to reach com
mon grounds.
The much enbroiled law-
school is now faced with the
fact that Harold R Washing
ton. an associate professor of
law. has reportedly appealed
his dismissal to the univer
sity’s trustee board. The
matter is expected to be aired
before the body on April 24.
It IS apparent that the trouble
started when the dean of the
law school IS alleged to have
informed Washington that his
services were being terminat
ed at the end of the current
academic year. Washington is
reported as countering with the
iSee NCCU LAW P 2i
Send Cash
Starvation
Of World
Forecast
GREENSBORO - Attorneys
for Harold Sanders. Washing
ton. DC. architect, filed suit
for more than $1(K).U00.00. in
Middle District U S, Court
recently, against United Dur
ham Incorporated, for services
rendered and punitive dam
ages
The complaint alleges that
the said Durham corporation
contracted w ith Sanders, under
a bona-fide AlA contract, to
deliver plans to it for the
construction of a building
project, which the corporation
represented to the architect as
a shopping center The
complaint further avers that
the corporation refused to
carry out its part of the
contract, giving him no
alternative but to seek re
course in a federal court
The complaint named Rich
mond E Stewart as the
president, and Ervin .Allen ol
Fayetlev ille. a-* the developer
The corporation is not only
engaged in building homes.
reportedU tor low-income
See sriT FILED 1* 2*
NEW YORK • Almost 6 years
alter the murder of Dr. Martin
Luther King. Jr., his widow
still feels that the government
has not dealt ••properly" with
the crime In an article
pultlished in April McCall's,
Mrs Cnretta Scott King, told
Pnnchilla Pierce, a contribu
ting editor of McCalls: •'The
same kind of people who were
paid to do the dirty work in
Watergate, were paid to do the
dirty work in the Kennedy and
Marlin Luther King assassina-
Inins ■■
Mrs King added; Tm
really uncomfortable talking
aliout this, mainly because I
don’t like the negative way in
which people deal with It. I
think there are positive ways of
approaching the assassination
that can bf- transforming and
redeeming ’ Those ways, she
explained, include making her
hiishand's birthday a national
(See MRS. KING. P 2)
CRIME
BEAT
lr..n. Ital.ich-s ll'tln.l
t llilOK''>\0)»
rsi
Ukit
lid !<ki in dA Hbw
mnIk judgr Af jar* Wr
. Jht lAcis as or lind ih<m
> iha drrr>liii| oifkrtrs Tak«-«p
4 rimt ( olumns. mrr<)«
I hfing rrglsirrrd d> ■ paStc
t«|'AO>nC Sis lindings ahilr ar
mpl* V»rp AlUhf ' ■•sd
b< !•) The • rliTiA Irt ■■
Issues, Na
Atisivers
Tallis Set
\ lap I
la\e>. ^tau• .io<l
p m . Sund.is \t.i:
!|
\r
Paul .\MK( huuti V.
at Harrington ''in'
o( di-.eii"-i'>n li'.id* ‘
Rimard F It.. : i' ‘-i
for eleetam .i*. suik i
Judge; George F ' •
director of financial
Augustine's College;
lorney J Ward Purnngton.
Slate House of Repr<-ienl.itiv e<
and canilidnte for elociii'r c
the U S. Hou-a- ’ol Pi |»rc ■■ '
lives' will he pn-.-'Cni
Mr Ball will be moderator
for the session and will give
information on income lax
accounting for busmesse- and
Sanders will talk about income
lax accounting for individuals -
record keeping, deduct.hie
items and non dedui tihl** i
• StH- ISSI ES AND. P
NORTON DEFEATED IN SECOND ROUND ■ Caraga*.
Venezuela - Challenger Ken Norton U hammered against the ropes
by savage attach by champ (ieorge Foreman, during their World
Heavyweight title fight here March 26. Norton lasted two rounds
before losing on a TKO. (I'PI)
Big Plans Mapped
By R-WCA In City
Sigmas Set
Workshop
Here Sat.
BV MISS J K HK’KS
■■lunm or (■ Miur*
(luShi iDlrroM ».ilh on
Inward, rlimlnaitiid ••' ronlrM^.
II n.uN indoiduaH hatr nqursird iSai
hi (itrn the ruAMdrraUon ol
liiokiflg tPrir hsi.ng »« Ihc polirp
At the regular monthly
meeting of the Raloigh-Wake
Citizens .Association, held at 8
p.m at St. .Ambrose Episcopal
Church Thursday, president.
Ralph Campbell, reported that
he had written letters opposing
House Bill 750, which prevent*
Raleigh residents from voting
for the election of the Wake
Countv School Board alter
197.')
He also cxprcs.sed his
support for continuing the use
ol surplus commodities for the
pulilic school lunch program,
head start, day care center*,
etc He wrote letters express
ing this view to Senators Ervin.
Helms and Congressman An
drews Me stated that food
stamps will be available for
low-income families July 1
To keep up with legislation
aliecting the black community.
Mr Campbell appointed a
legislative sludv committee -
'Sec K-WCA MAPS. P 2.
The Eta Sigma Chapter ol
IMu Beta Sigma Fraternity.
Inc , will siMinsor a bigger and
iK'tter business worksfitip tor
minority liusinessnun \i.irch
;i0 Hcgistration loi the
vvorksfiop will liegin at 9; 15
a.m at the East ll.irgelt Stri-et
YWCA
W 1. Burton minority
fiusiness development consiii-
tanl. North Carolina Slate
Deparinieni of .Natural He
sources, will lecture o:i "The
Stale ot Minorilv Busimss " at
10:15 a m
Allen Koals director of
.Metropolitan BuMness League.
Richmond. Vii uiniu. will ^pt-ak
on the suhp-ii of Smalt
Businessmin • .Avoiding (»v4*r
payment ol Taxes
.St‘e SKiMAS SET •' 2;
BY MICHEL JEAN PETIT
National Black News Service
\NASH1NGTDN. D C - Glob-
al famine to millions of people Chochs
I IK IK.VDKH CII.AT • Thf Honorablr Oarencf
1-.'h . ■ r\a1t..d rulrr. chat. wUh KnallMl Ruler Julius R.
Hj, the. made plans last Salurdas. lor the Slate
I uovi-iit’.ot t» he held here in Mav.
State Elks Plan
( ify Convention
1
..•v'.t .iH Clarence h
1 • :iii.
; !♦•:? !ormi-i Exalted
• ! d- hf 1 odge No 277
r! 1 ). ';.-o Ruler.Mr
M.. 1 shttre the
I a -t of lot ai
pi.
. n> lt* ff re local
1 1 n( the Sta'e
\
, I. v t • ! 1 tieginning
\1.
1 t t
• .It • .;u - tuve fieen
PKIK WILDER
l.umniing at the local temnie
(or sometime, looking forward
to hosting lh«' stale txHly
NewL. panelled wallK new
lighting effects fresh painting
ji the loi*al dining room area.
n«-w ligh! colored vinyl
asfu-los ll(K>ring are only a lew
ot the improvements complet
«-d on the dsvjciation’s calen
dar
S»H. ELKS PLAN P 2
.Africa. Asia and Latin
America, mav (Kturasaresull
of the world-wide oil shortage
This pessimistic assessment
wa > maae by John H Knowles,
president of the Rockefeller
Foundaiion in a speech to the
Board ot Trustees ot the I rl>an
Institute
Me quoted a studv by Jame^
P (Jrant, president of the
overseas Development ('"un-
ciL who estimated that the
ii.trease in prices lor p<‘!iol
eum tood. and terlihzer-
wouid cost the developing
ctiijiiines which do not expiet
oii >15 billion in 1974
The most i aia.sfrophic
r«tenl develi*pmenl has bi-en
the ihange from a buyers
market to a seller N market lor
en«Tgy. fooil aiwi lert;h/er
Kt.owie-* t.i d
The pr‘4« of lertil'/er ha>
-See ST\R\ \TI(»N P .>
Appreeialion
Won Ity
H onion
Mon.
Richard L Moore, .Ir 212n
sanderttird Ri-ad w»)s la>!
week s winner in Tin- (
I.IM.W - Appieeialion .Money
Feature He ..uv hi- n.»me in
se. \PPRH lATInN P 2
STABBED BV I NKNHAAN?
Mrs Rosa Cora Boddie. 56.
*)4:l-B E Hargett Street, (old
uitieer.N L B Newborn and F.
D McLamb a( 3 48 a m.
-Mondav. that she was "at
Miirv .Spencer s house on
lir.igg Street ' The woman
declared that she was slabbed
by an unknown piM’son She
.liso vaid that Mr-* Spi-ncer
k’.uwx who slabbed her
Inv e-i igaliv <• notes rev ealed
that I he tops were unable to gel
miH-ii inlorniation iroin .Mis
F ''fie She siillered a cut on
•in- uptwr '--de -il 'he let* leg
CRIME BKAI P 3
Appreciation Money
SPOTLIGHT THIS WEEK
rilK ( AKPLI PI.ACE
f-i-' lh«- s,»ttesi I'.i.e't Carpets In Town'
t»l ARDINfj \A ATE AIATERIAI. • AAashinglon • .Allornrvs for the House .luUk-iarv
( ommitd-i*. Albert lenoi-i. It-ii with hat. and John Doar. crnler. are surrounded bv guaids anr
iiewsinen Vlanh ii. as ihe\ drperl the I .s. Distiici Court after taking possession of the secrei
V\jiei'u.iie (irand .liiiv it-piii from Judge John J. Sirira •l'PI>