New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00056
1963
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Globetrotter
Of Court
In Court
Patrolman George Moore of
the 23rd Precinct, and formerly
of the Harlem Globe Trotters, fin
ished a detective course A the
Police Academy on Friday. Sat
urday he was on foot patrol at
104th Street and Park Avenue,
when he spotted a blue 1962 Ford
sedan, in which the occupant
seemed to be having trouble
starting the car.
Moore’s detective Instinct told
him that it called for an invest!
gation. He approached the occu
pant, who was unable to satisfy
the policeman with an operator’s
license nor a registration.
Moore took his prisoner to the
precinct and booked him on a
grand larceny charge. •
The car had been stolen on
January 13 from in front of 904
Tiffany Street, Bronx.
Arraigned in Bronx Criminal
Court. Eddie Sanchez, 21, port
er, of 1581 Park Avenue had his
case adjourned Jor a hearing at a
later date before Judge Robert
U. Molloy.
Assistant District Attorney Ar
chie A. Gorfinkel requested that
Sanchez be held in $500 bail and
complimented the officer on his
observation.
Airline
Seeking
Hostesses
A major airline has indicated
it will hire young Negro women
as stewardesses and has sought
the help of the New York Urban
League in interviewing and
screening applicants, the League
disclosed thia week.
Ramon Rivera,- Industrial Re-
ationa Director for the Urban
League for Greater New York,
said Interviews will begin im
mediately and that interested
young women should contact the
League at AU 6-8000
Mr. Rivera listed the following
qualifications for the position —
An applicant must be at least
19*4 but not yet 27, single or
divorced; height - 5*2" to 5’8”
— weigh 100-140 pounds in pro
portion to height.
Good Posture
Vision must be correctible to
20/50 with glasses or 20/100 with
contact lenses. All applicants
must be high school graduates
(two or more year? of college or
business experience preferred). I
An applicant must have good
posture and appearance. She
must be in excellent health and
be able to pass a (light physical
examination. She must have a
pleasant shaking voice and ha
bitually use good English.
Also, each young woman ap
plying must be willing to accept
assignment anywhere in the con
tinental United States and to ac
cept living conditions as they
exist along the company’s re
spective routes.
NEWSMAKER MAKES NEWS
—The newest member in the
growing roster of NAACP life
members is P.M.H. Savory,
secretary-treasurer of the New
York Amsterdam News. Pre
senting the Life Membership
plaque to Mr. Savory is Dr.
George D. Cannon, National
Life Membership Co-Chairman
deft). (Cecil Layne photo).
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Leading Role
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Soprano Camilla Williams is
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4 • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Jan. 26, 1963
—T uitions
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are."not presently affected by the
ruling, but the Board of Higher
Education ha« the power to es
tablish tuition fees, and Treulich
and other city officials are de
manding that these not be |
In Jail
16 Years,
Freed
charged in the city colleges be
cause of the large number of
youths In low income families,
who are not able 4o pay tuition.
A 16-year battle to win
reduction of a life sentence
meted to him for his part
in the holdup-slaying of a
Harlem druggist was won
last week by an ex-long
shoreman.
Bitter reaction ranged through
the state following the announce
ment over the new tuition sched
ule A fraternity at the State
University in Cortland burned
Governor Rockefeller’s effigy in,_ . .
protest to the tuition charges and |001,11 .Jusl,ce Charles Marks ’*
The benefactor of Supreme
, ....
a spokesman for the Student
Government in ten state colleges
said they would press a fight
until, “we're positive we don’t
have a chance to beat it.’*
In the State Senate, Demo
cratic minority leader, Joseph
Zaretzki said the tuition action
was “a tax on the parents of
students and proof that Governor
Rockefeller did not intend to live
up to his promises not to increase
taxes.”
Republican majority leader
Walter Mahoney, however, hail
ed the action, asserting that it
would greatly help; in financing
a new construction program for
new state colleges which could
well surpass on $1 billion in the
next tea years.
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viewal of his conviction and sen
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appeared in court last Thursday,
wearing the garb of the Attica
State Prison.
Humbled by his years In pris
on and mellowed by his long,
Sometimes hopeless but always
grim fight to win justice, Adams
nodded in gratitude when the
court told him it had reduced
his 30 years to life sentence to
25 years to life, thus making him
immediately eligible for parole.
, Emotionless
The almost emotionless Adams
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The onetime longshoreman who
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Any amateur singer or
ician is eligible to enter the Tip
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broadcast daily.
If you are interested In a car
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be that first giant step along
the road to stardom.
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or group, the big opportunity will
come early In June when 15 fin
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Entrants wUl be notified as to
Housewife
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Robber
George McOroy, 20, of 1055
College Ave., Bronx, charged
with assault and robbery, is be
ing held without bail for action
by the Bronx County Grand Jury.!
McCroy was cornered in 281 E
153rd St., Saturday evening by
three Housing Police officers
after he was identified by Mrs.
Dorothy Floyd of 700 Morris Ave
as the youth who had robbed
her of $10.80 at knife point the
day before In the elevator of her
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the Amsterdam News thatMc
Croy held the elevator door for
her Friday evening when she re
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her. She did not notice where
he went. “1 told my children
that I had forgotten to purchase
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stopped at the sixth floor and
McCroy who waa neatly dressed
got on. This time he opened his
penknife and demanded my mon
ey. I was frightened I gave him
|10. He fled. Saturday night
»aw him enter the building at
281 E. 153rd St. and I summon
ed the police Lt. James Shea
Sgt. Calvin Lowe and Ptl. Steven
Young entered the building and
cornered McCroy.”
' Police said McCroy, who ad
mitted robberies and assaults in
several Bronx and Manhattan
projects, admitted the charges
by Mrs Floyd. McCroy told po
lice he is married and the fa-
tlw of three children who live
with his wife in Brooklyn. He
lives with his mother.
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