New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00212
1963
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22 • THE AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., March 30, 1903 Jazz ()n yy
White Students' Profanity.
Surprising To Meredith
Many while students at the particularly after the example
University of Mississippi have of the University of Georgia,”
no respect for women or parents,
Negro student James Meredith
declared this week.
he said
Meredith said he referred to
the vile language hurled at him,
by white students in the pres-
ence of women and parents.
The 29-year-old Air Force vet
eran emphasized that his atten
dance at the university does not
mean that it has been integrat
ed.
"Most of the time," he pointed
out, "I am perhaps the most
segregated Negro in the world."
The vileness of their language,
he said, indicates that the state
of Mississippi "has degenerated!
to an extremely low level " R
In a signed article. "I Can’t CX“DOXGT
--------------------
Slain In
Pool Room
, ,
Fight Alone,” in the current is
sue of Look Magazine, Meredith
_
wrote:
Can’t Match
"The thing I notice is the lang
uage the white students use. I
have always heard this old say
ing that Negroes use bad lang
uage. But the Negro cannot
match the vileness of the words
many white students yell.
. ,
room at
Meredith, the first Negro know-
"And the part that has been
most difficult for me to under
stand Is that they don’t care who
Is listening. They don't have any
respect for their women, or any
instructor or P*1*”*-
Francisco Santos. 28, of 2894
Eighth Ave., charged with the
Wednesday night pool room
murder of ex-boxer, Charles
Jolly, 28, who lived at 308 W.
154th St., is being held without,
bail for action by the Grand
Jury.
, Police said Santos entered the
Eighth Ave..
Wednesday night and attacked
a knifp ;
inely admitted to the University) PoJjce saj(1 Jo]1 was wounded,
of Mississippi, noted m Look that, a5out the back and chest.
he had not expected the tense
situation at Ole Miss to last
more than 10 days or two weeks.
". . . I really expected that
Mississippi, being almost sur
rounded by token integration In
Tennessee, Arkansas and Louis-
ianna, would act with reason,
Det. Vincent Beckles rescued
Santos who was being battered
with cue sticks by others in
the place on Eighth Ave. and
placed him under arrest for
homicide. Santos and Jolly,
police said had been at odds
for two years. Monday night
Santos was beaten and robbed
and he blamed the assault on
Jolly and reportedly told friends
that he was going to kill the
ex-boxer.
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as its next production in mid-
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member, Gertrude Greenidge.
Edwin L. Clark, founder of
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completed and rehearsals begun.
Lynne Hunter is directing and
Bernice Blonstein stage manager.
Naomi Washington and Pat Edw
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To Head Whole Hour On CBS-TV
The third annual International
Program Exchange, conducted by
the five CBS owned television
stations and broadcasters from
other countries, will premiere
on WCBS-TV with "The Inter
national Hour: American Jazz"
Wednesday, May 21, at 7:30-
3:30 p.m.
The stations' "The International
Hour: American Jazz" will be
produced by WBBM-TV, Chicago,
and will feature this country’s
leading ja*« artists.
The hour will be presented on
the five stations in special broad
casts that will be sponsored by
(lie Miller Brewing Company of
Milwaukee.
Conover Host
"The International Hour: Am
erican Jazz" will feature Count
Basie, Stan Getz. John. Coltrane,
Carmen McRae and other artists
in music' from four jazz eras—
Dixieland, Swing, Modern and
Progressive. Jazz authority Wil
lis Conover, known throughout
th< world through his Voice of
America broadcasts, will host the
program which will be taped at
the Chicago Lyric Opera House.
In addition to the May 21 broad
cast on WCBS-TV, the program
will be seen in evening time
on WBBM-TV, Chicago; WCAU-
TV. Philadelphia: KMOX-TV, St.
Lcuis, and KNXT, Los Angeles.
Following the initial American
broadcasts. “The International
Hour: American Jazz" will be
presented on the facilities of ov
erseas broadcasters taking part
in the exchange.
In succeeding weeks. “The In
ternational Hour” will present
programs produced abroad for
the exchange. Participating for
eign broadcasters, and the day
and lime periods for the series
on WCBS-TV will be announced
shortly.
At Dem Club
Congressman William Fitts
Ryan will speak before the mem
bers of the Fort Washington-
Manhattanvilie Reform Demo
crats, Saturday, March 30 at
3:30 p.m. at 604 W. 148th St.
Pabst Had
Increase Of
25 Per Cent
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — A more
than 25 per cent increase in net
income for 1962 over 1961 was
reported this week by Pabst
Brewing Company at its annual
statement.
The Milwaukee-based brewing
firm showed net income for the
period of $6,436,095 as compared
to $5,091,077 in 1961—an increase
of $1,345,018. This represents per
share earnings of $1 38 as com
pared to $1.10 for the previous
year.
James C. Windham, president,
pointed out that the substantial
increase In earnings was achieved
despite the fact that the company
us'd a tax loss carry forward
of approximately $1.800,000 in 1961
There was no tax loss carry
forward in 1962.
Net sales for the year came to
$181,379,014 .as compared to $175,-
497,622—an Increase of $5,881,392.
Hie 1961 sales figures. Mr. Wind
ham explained, included about
$12,000(000 of sales from the com
pany's soft drink subsidiary which
was sold in December 1961. To
exceed the 1961 figures, sales for
the current period had to pick
up the loss of volume represented
by the disposition of the subsid
iary, he pointed out.
One of the best habits you can
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