New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00489

I r Witnesses Will Stress World Work The presiding minister of the Upper Harlem Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses said ^this week the program at the rctini- n»s group's forthcoming inter­ national convention will stress unity of the, movement world­ wide. George W. Richardson, 465 W. 152nd St., said the first conven­ tion opens at County Stadium in Milwaukee, Wis., June 30 to July 7. The second assembly will con­ vene at Yankee Stadium ip New York, July 7-14. A total of 22 other conventions are scheduled for the U. S., Europe, the Mid­ east, Asia. Australia and the .Is- lanls of the Pacific. 125,000 x The gathering at the Stadium is expected to draw 125,000 dele­ gates from the Eastern United States, South and Central Amer­ ica, Canada and the Caribbean. The Upper Harlem Congregation is sending a record number of delegates to the convention. “The assembly worldwide car­ ries the theme • Everlasting Good News,* ** Richardson said, “ano wiU emphasise the need for peace and unity In a troubled and dis­ turbed world. This assembly Is unique because of convening In 24 cities In a 10-week period. This means that people of all races, kindreds and tongues will be meeting together,” he said. Prison In Mafia Threat A 22-yesr-old ex • convict who last year attempted to extort >10,000 from John R. “Snookie" Walker, well - known owner of the Snookle's Sugar Bowl, 137th St., and 7th Ave., with threats of the Mafia and murder, was given a year's sentence in state prison last week Supreme Court Justice Arthur G. Klein ordered the ex-con, Ir­ ving Richards, to serve a year in the state penitentiary after he completes a term L* Is presently serving in the federal prison. Richards pleaded guilty last month to attempted extortion of Walker. Me was accused of fol­ lowing Walker home and dropping a bullet in his pocket and threat­ ening him with murder If he did not give him $10,000. Police of the 32nd Squad caught Richards through a trap they set as Walk­ er was about to give him the money in May, 1962. African Diplomat Assails Ellender WASHINGTON — Liberian Ambassador S. Edward Peal this week charged Senator Allen J. Ellender with launching a vi­ cious crusade aimed at distorting the image of the Negro. The Ambassador’s attack, broadcast in Washington, came following a new Mast by the Senator from Louisiana in wbich he asserted that Negroes are in­ capable of goveri $25,000 Grant To Howard Univ. WASHINGTON — A grant of $25,000 has been received by Howard University from the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation of Burbank, Calif, to establish an encrowmcnr ror scnoiarsiTTp aiu to worthy engineering students. 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The studious captain was selected because of his excellent grades and his thesis on)Law Courses in relation'to police science. Mrs. Hughes Acting Head Of Welfare Dept. ASBURY PARK. N.J. — Mrs. jJUouisa C. Hushes, 1319 Spring wood Avenue, has been appointed acting head of the Asbury Park i Welfare Department, Kendall Lee city manager announced recent- Mrs. Hughes fills the position left vacant by the director, the late William Duffy. She has been deputy director for several years and has been a member of the staff for 21 years. She is a graduate of Borden­ town Industrial School and Mor­ gan State College. She is treas­ urer of the Monmouth and Ocean County Welfare Association; past president of the Asbury Park Civ­ il Service Employees Associa­ tion; trustee of the West Side Community Center and a top of- ' ficial of the Elks and Eastern Star. She is a member of the St. Augustine Episcopal Church. that old-time flavor 25 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS Service — Mrs. Sarah Lewis receives the F. 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