New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00612
1963
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24 • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Aug. S, 1963
U. S. Considering
Manhattan Beach
Surplus Deal
Brooklyn Borough President
Abe Stark indicated Tederal au
thorities in Washington are now-
moving toward a decision on New-
York City’s efforts to acquire
surplus U.S. property at Man
hattan Beach and use it as the
site for a new $4,500,000 geria
trics center.
The borough official said the
city's application to acquire the
property, at no cost to itself, and
a more recent supplementary
application are undergoing final
processing. He expressed confi
dence that a determination would
be reached probably in the
near future.
fare about 10 weeks ago. the
pity pledged itself to reconstruct
the existing hospital at a re
vised estimated cost of about
(3,000,000 including a new boiler
plant, equipment and site develop
ment work. The department was
assured the plans for reconstruc
tion and renovation would be pre
pared promptly after the city's
acquisition of the property and
that the work would be started
as soon as the plans were com
pleted.
The supplementary application
was submitted by Mayor Robert
F. Wagner with the Board of Es
timate’s approval.
Sponsor’s Name
Mr. Stark has been the origin
al sponsor of the city's move to
acquire 13.8 acres of land owned
by the government together with
related facilities which include
existing buildings of the former
Manhattan Beach Hospital of the
U.S. Public Health Service.
The city originally sought an
8-acre site occupied by the hos
pital, but later requested an ad
ditional 5.8 acre parcel for the
construction of hbusing accom
modations for personnel who
would staff the center. While re
constructing the hospital proper
ty the city also proposes to build
garden-type housing accommoda
tions consisting of about 150 apart-
Education and Wei- ments for the center’s profession ■
al and key personnel. The cost
In a supplementary applica
tion sent to the U.S. Department
i)f Health,
$1,000 For Seal Design
A (1.000 cash award and nat- ciatioLS to help raise funds dur-
ional fame are the prizes, offer jing the annual Christmas Seal
talented artist who de-l£-^*pPai8n-
MEN S DAY AWARD —- Rich
ard T. Greene, second from
right, accepts congratulations
from Rev. C. E. Lewis after
winning the Business Enter
prise Award of the New Can-
of the housing is estimated at signs the next Christmas Seal
(1.500,000.
The contest, sponsored annual
used by the Tuberculosis Asso-JB Associa
tion, is an excellent opportunity
for professional artists and art
students to compete for the
awards. ,
•| aan Baptist Church, 829 DeKalb
Ave., Bklyn. The award was
presented by Rev. John Prat-
cher during the church's Men's
Day exercise. George D. Brooks,
assistant to Boro President Abe
Stark, spoke. Also awarded but
not shown were Attorney Jo
seph B. Williams and numer
ous Junior High School grad
uates.
All illustrations must be into
Brooklyn TB at the beginning
of September, 1963. For full de
tails contact Brooklyn TB and
request an illustrated booklet
which gives the basic Christmas
Seal specifications.
Aaron Brown Shows
Fine Lines In Bias
Racial integration is a concept
which goes far beyond racial de
segregation, according to Dr.
Aaron Brown, member of the
New York City Board of Educa
blocks as segregated housing, dis
crimination in employment, too
few opportunities for union ap
prenticeship and lack of skills on
the part of minorities.
tion.
A borough resident and mem
ber of Brooklyn’s First A.M.E.
Zion Church, Dr. Brown n\ade
the point during an address to
the student-body and faculty of
the summer session at State Uni
versity College. Plattsburgh, N.Y.
Tuesday morning.
Desegregation can be tealized
through legal means, pressures,
policies, boycotts,” Dr. Brown
said.
Action on the part of the mi
nority class group is necessary.
For, said he, "integration’s role
in public education demands a
two-way street operation. The
minority can and should help the
majority, likewise the majority
is disadvantaged when it is in
sulated from reality.’’
Youths Kill
Man For 25c
Working consistently, it took
Just 24 hours for Detectives
Frederick Simpson and Wayman
Duncan of Brooklyn’s 80th pre
cinct to break one of the most
senseless murders in the Bed-
ford-Stuyvesant area in recent
years.
The detectives were aided by
Det. Richard Burns of the Hom
icide Squad and led by Det. Lt.
Watkins Perry, also of the 80th,
in flushing out three teen-age
youths who allegedly beat, stom
ped and knifed a 37-year old man
to death for a quarter.
The youths are Robert Jones,
18. of 270 Marion Street, unem
ployed; Wesley Davis, 17, 1063
Dean Street, unemployed; and
Harold George, 16, of 457 St.
Marks Avenue, a student They
are all members of the “Suicide
Bishops’* gang, according to po
lice. '
Flagg Backers
Join The Ranks
A cross section of Brooklyn Cit
izens, representing a bi - partisan
electorate, recently formed a Cit
izens Non - Partisan Committee
for the n*eiection of the Hon.
Lewie S. Magg Jr. to the Munic
ipal Bench, for a second term of
ten years.
This Committee is headed by
J. Albert Briscoe, a former Ex
ecutive Board Member and foun-
3er of the now "6th, Assembly
District” official publication "The
Guardian.”
Mr. Briacoe stated '.'the enthus
iasm of the committee was rais-
ed by the knowledge, that Judge
Flagg was the first Negro elect
ed to the bench in the history of
Kings County (1953) and at this
time, he received the bi-partisan
endorsement, of all three major
parties. Also, the committee con
eluded that the three party en
dorsement attested to the Judge's
fitness and qualifications.**
The Committee is finalizing
plans for a Gala Birthday Dinner
and Dance to be held on October
IS, 1963 at Ben Maksik'e Town
& Country Club. This affair will
be held to commemorate the
Judge’s birthday and to celebrate
his “three party endorsement ”
The Committee has opened
headquarters at 1168 Fulton
Street and Mr. Briscoe, through
the committee, Is extending an
invitation to all of the judge's
friends to join the committee in
making this October 15 a mem
orable evening.
Form the right habit. Read the
Amsterdam News every week.
Out every Thursday.
Man Held
In Shotgun
Murder
Floyd Steele. 42, of 41-10 Bowne
St., Flushing, charged with the
shotgun murder of Mrs. Louella
Murphy. 40, who lived at 111-09
Northern Blvd., Saturday eve
ning is being , Iwld without bail
for action by the Queens County
Grand Jury.
Police said Mrs. Murphy was
sitting in her automobile talking
to her friend Dolores Whit,e also
of the Northern Blvd. address,
at 111th St. and 34th Ave.' when
Steele reportedly walked up to
the car and pointed the shotgun
at them. Miss White, police said,
pushed the muzzel of the gun up
in the air and it went off.
Mrs. Murphy, police said, got
out of her automobile and ran
with Steele chasing her. Police
said she was fatally wounded
at 110th St., and 34th Ave. Steele
was arrested by Det. William
Mulligan of the Flushing detec
tives.
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“But integration is much more
difficult to achieve. It is related
to men’s attitudes, emotions,
their concept of Justice, their in
terpretation of what is morally
right and in keeping with the
American ideal of freedom and
The murder took place at the
corner of Dean and Franklin
Avenue, on Tuesday, July 23, at
10:45 pm., when Jones
Charles Minter, 37, walk by ant
asked him for a quarter to get
a drink. When Minter refused, banv State Teachers College, Al-
police said, it led to words and bany, Ga., also mentioned a “va-
Jones began to belabor him on*Hety of road-blocks to complete
the head with an umbrella.
Dr. Brown, education projects
director of the Phelps-Stokes Fund
and former president of the Ai
desegregation” in public educa
democracy
i
n
tion.
He saw “the most serious
among these road-blocks as the
present status of schools for
minorities,” characterized by:
According to police Jones was
Joined by his two gang-mates,
Davis and George and the three
of them proceeded to beat the
man unmercifully. In the course
of the fight police say he was
stabbed by Harold George, the
youngest of the trio, who carried
2, High percentages of reading
a knife. Minter was admitted
and arithmetic retardation rather
in Swedish Hospital with a punc- than strong mastery of the fun
tured lur.g and died at 11:40 damentals;
p.m. without ever talking" to the 3. weak rather than strong mo-
police-
1. “pupil transiency rather than
stability;
tivation;
Police took the *p«* over with 4. above average drop out j
no leads except erte'n descrip- rates;
tions and nickii. ♦*. But they 5, serious discipline problems;
pieced it togethe. 'ugh to be 6. uncorrected health defects
able to corner Jones in bed at a which impair learning.”
friend’s home on St. Marks Av-; The second road-block. Dr.
enue the next day. Police say Brown stated, “is related to a
he finally confessed to Asst. D.A lack of strong professional leadpr-
Schulman, although he would not ship” for school integration. "This
give the names of his accom- is usually called 'lip-service' sup
’ iport. Here public utterances do
plies.
„
They were arraigned last not square with grass-roots prac-
Thursday and held without bail tices.”
to await trial July 29.
i Dr. Brown named other road-
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