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1963
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I • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Dec, 11, 1H3
-Mayor
(Coutiaaad frees P<e One)
be there. And if they m ad*
vocating turning back to dock
to neighborhood arbselff, they
have Wagner’s approval to' ad
vocate it”
The anger of Harlem parents
agauist the Mayor, Gross and
Donovan is so pronounced that
professional politicians and mem
bers of the Mayor's awn Demo
cratic Party art hesitating to da*
fend Mm publicly.
Deputy Borough President Bari
Brown and Assemblyman Lloyd
Dickens sidestepped a query in
which the Amsterdam News ask
ed for comment on Dr. Dono
van's "neighborhood school"
proposals.
Mayor Wagner, himself,
hedged when asked to comment
on Donovan.
The Mayor told to Amsterdam I
"The Board of Education has
also dsmositrited once
again its inability and unwilling
ness to put an end to Jim Crow
schools It is deliberately per
petuating a system of separate
and unequal schools in violation
and utter disregard for the spi
rit and letter of the Supreme
Court's 1954 desegregation school
decision.’’
Rev. Galamiaoo and 24 sit-ins
wore arrested Monday when they
staged sit downs in three Board
of Education offices, including
Dr. Gross’ 10th floor suite.
Rev. Galamison said the pick
ets* aim was to point out the
Board's token, piecemeal and in
adequate integration interim re
port which ha termed, reject
ed progress report"
Galamison said the Monday
pickotiag and sit-ins would bo
L. JOSEPH OVERTON
News Monday "I haws nothteg to
say about the election of the
President of the Board of Edu
cation. The members do this
themselves I do not and have
not interfered in Board eleo-of Education Then they elect
tans. I can’t appoint their proto- their own directors. Donovan is
dent or support any individual. a member of the Board because
The members choose and elect he is a good man and good pub-
lie servant. Everybody is privi-
their own president.
leged to submit names to me
“When Max Rubin resigned a for appointment to the Board of
Cttes His Role
“Wreag"
The Amsterdam News asked
several other elected officials
and community leaden to con>
ment on Donovan's "neighbor-
few weeks ago. Donovan, quite Education '
Galamison said:
“Whet Calvin E. Gross came
here we all wondered what Had
Of a person ha would he- We
gave him time to demonstrate
what Mad of Parana he would be
before passing judgment.
He has indicated that he cannot1
be relied upon. We can’t deal
with this kind of dishonesty.**
SENATOR WATSON
SILENT. State Senator Joseph
Zarstski. Deputy Borough Presi
dent Sari Brown, Assembly
man Lloyd Dickens, who either
declined or ignored an AM-
STERDAM NEWS request for
comment on Supt. of Schools
James B Donovan's support of
the "neighborhood school" con
cept. Community leaders and
civil rights advocates have de
nounced the neighborhood
school concept ns a substitute
for segregated schools.
stated that ha believes la the
neighborhood concept, if -he moat
recent report on integration is
sued by Superintendent Calvin
E. Gross is an indication of his
feelings In the matter, the con
cept is totally inadequate for
achieving integration.
“It just may be necessary to
have a Supreme Court decision
pertaining to New York alone.”
Amazing
State Senator James Watson:
"It is amazing to me that in
the light of the Supreme Court
decision of May 17. 1964 and all
subsequent decisions concerning
neighborhood schools and the
consequent segregated pattern,
that President Donovan should
take this closed-mind attitude in
direct contravention to the pro
nounced policies of the courts.’’
L. Joseph Overton. Executive
Director Negro Labor Commit
tee aad National Secretary
NALC: "Right now, I am more
interested in improving the
school system and its curriculum
than integrating children a S
such. There is bo sense of mov
ing children Into integrated
schools If the curriculum in the
Promote 2
At Bowery
Swings
Theodore C. Jackson, for
mer deputy comptroller of
the Bowery Savings Bank,
and Donald W. Radel, for
mer personnel director,
have been appointed vice
presidents of the corpora
tion, it was announced this
week by the board of trust
ees.
Mr. Jackson, assigned to the
Harlem branch at 146th St. and
It. Nicholas Avs.. is the first
Negro to hold the post which en
tails power throughout the bank's
corporate structure — including
five branches and a contemplat
ed sixth.
Mr. Radel. 43, of Connecticut,
has been with the firm for a,
year and was made personnel di
rector in April, 1963. He is a
graduate of the University of Buf-
Ts Vote
Rev. Galamison made his
statements less than twenty-four
hours after being released from
jail where hs was charged with
disorderly coeduct for leading a
sit-la at Board of Education
hood school'* references which
would bring a slowdown of what
little school integration New
York has.
Congressman Adam Clayton
Powell said: "I know Donovan
and have great respect for him.
But. he is totally wrong In his
views concerning public school
education itf New York. And I
seriously request him to recon
sider. Otherwise, he Is inviting
to same kind of disastrous trou
ble which Chicago is going
Policy Move
"I’m very pleased, ’ Mr. Jack-l'flB »
son told the Amsterdam News,®
“because I know this is no white-B
■Wash, image-making maneuver
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Herbert Evaaa, Vice “Chairman
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“I feel that If Mil of our buses
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what Donovan dons to upgrade
schools in our low socio-eco
nomic Income areas."
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