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f i • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Aug. 17, 1M3 He's Accused Of Slaying "Best Friend" Counter Filibuster Planned For D.C. W* * “I did not kill him. He was my WASHINGTON - Should »» __ vx__ _ best friend,” Theodore Dorsey, 33. pleaded with his attorney, Ma­ nuel Elbaum, in Criminal Court Saturday morning while he was being arraigned on homicide charges before Judge Samuel J. Ohringher. Dorsey was arrested by Sgt. James O'Connor Friday night and charged with the fatal knifing of' Tom Brown in the apartment they shared at 12 W. 107th St. during an argument which follow­ ed a drinking party. Dorsey is being held without bail for action by the Grand Jury. ee__ a______ ________________ ________ ________ Southern Senators carry on ex tensive filibuster tactics to pre­ vent passage of the Kennedy ad­ ministration's civil rights pro­ gram, Negro leaders will mount an around-the-clock "counter- filibuster ” in Washington chur­ ches. A. Philip Randolph an­ nounced this week. Randolph, chairman of the historic March for August 28. said that plans are under way to bring 1,000 ministers and lawyers to the nation's cap­ ital to cry down from the pul­ pits against any Dbciecrat fili­ buster attempts In September. day lobbying session last week that they were confident the Pre­ sident's bill would be enacted into law. NAACP leaders pointed out that while they feel the Presi­ dent's program does not go far enough, they had enough sssur- ances based on Interviews dur­ ing the three days, that there would be enough support behind the bill to avoid the parliamen­ tary booby-traps. House Speaker John McCorm­ ick said he expected th« bill would be brought on the floor of the House In mid-September, and expressed confidence that Congress would be kept in ses­ sion until some civil rights bill is passed Form the right habit. Read the Amsterdam News every week. Out every Thursday. Although there is every Indi­ cation of a filibuster try. NAACP leaders announced after a three- time to turn in? 7 Chest X-Ray Schedule For Harlem Area 'Free Pepsi-Cola will be enjoyed SCHAEFER AWARD — George Kondolt. right, executive di­ rector of the U. S. Steel Hour is presented with the Schaefer Award in conjunction with the "Queen Voice" for his out­ standing efforts in industrial relations In television. From left: Skippy H oil on, special Schaefer representative, Mar- va Revis, Miss Beaux Arts 1963 and Mr .Kondolf. (Miles Photo) p. Negro Congressmen Divided Over Bill by all having free chest X-rays Aug 14 and 15 at the mobile unit touring Harlem as part of a spec­ ial tuberculosis case finding proj­ ect. The Pepsi-Cola Company has generously donated its product to help attract more people to the X-ray bus. These free chest X-rays will be available for anyone 15 years of age and over at the foL wing lo­ cations and hours this week and next Thursday. Aug 15 - St. Nicholas Ave. & 125th St. • 11:30 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug 21 - 7th Ave. 140th St. - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday. Aug 22 - 8th Ave. 8c 35th St 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. WASHINGTON — Negro Con­ gressmen were divided almost down the middle here last week on an anti-segregation amend­ ment sponsored by the Republi­ cans which would have required states to operate schools on a bill. "racially non-discriminatory bas­ is in order to qualify for federal funds.” The amendment was sponsored by the Republicans to the vo­ cational educational bill to ex- caffs for Budweiser. Enjoy the King of Been 1 where there’s life • •• there’s Bude Invitation: guided tours through all BudWeiser breweries. Come see the 7 Golden Keys to brewing Badweiser. ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. • ST. LOUIS •NEWARK ■ to! ANCELES .TAMM CITED — Louis T. Land, As­ sistant Branch Chief. Reserve Personal Actions Branch, First Army Adjutant General sec­ tion, accepts a Army Sus­ tained Superior Performance Award and a check for >130 from Col. William R. Spillman, First Army Adjutant General. The presentation was made at a ceremony at Governors Is­ land. Land who saw action with the U. S. Army in Japan is a graudate of H a d d o n Heights High School In New Jersey. Land also attended Lin­ coln C 0,1 1 e g e Preparatory School in Philadelphia and NYU. He lives with his wife Audrey and two children, Lou­ is R., 9 and Theresa E., 30- months, at 908 E. 220th St., Bronx. LOW PRICES GO TO THE PELHAM FOOD STORES IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD LIPTON TEA THS Tx/W TIA 41c I X" 21c LIBBY'S VIENNA SAUSAGE ' 4 oz. tin 19c LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF 12 oz. tin 49t UBIY'S ROTTED MEAT 314 oz. tin 3/29c SPA lb. pkg MeulFROM AJAX All Purpose Liquid Cleaner with AMMONIA •*- - 39c ^MUnde Ben's ^^^urried Rice 6 0z. 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He estimated that the Polo Grounds civil rights rally on Sun­ day, August 25. from 12 noon to 12 midnight, would attract close to 50,000 persons to help raise funds to send thousands of unemployed persona to par- White Castle ticlpate In the March. All pro­ ceeds from the rally will go to the march. Many of the leaders of the March Including A. Philip Ran­ dolph, Dr. James Fanner, Cle­ veland Robinson, and others will appear at the local rally. Also speaking, he indicated will be Rabbi P. Teitz, Msgr. Gregory Mooney, Rep. Adam Clayton Po­ well, Rep. William Fitts Ryan. Councilman J. Raymond Jones, Mrs. Anna A. Hedgeman, and former Judge Hubert T. Del any. Edward Nelson, president of the New York State Elks, which Is sponsoring the mass rally, as­ serted that scores of stars of stage, screen and the entertain­ ment world would Join in par­ ticipating in the rally. Summer Dance Festival Set The children and teachers of the Vacation Day Camps in Dis­ tricts 10 and U, Manhattan, are conducting the 7th Annual Out­ door Summer Dance Festival. It will be held on Tuesday, August 20, at the Junior High School 45 outdoor playground (120th Street and 1st Avenue), at 6 p.m. Milton Slater, supervisor of school districts 10 and 11 will be present. Choreography was done by district dance specialists Dol­ ores Vanison and Shirley Rush­ ing. _______. FACTORY CLOSEOUT CUSTOM STIRIO CAHNITS rVo—“I 180% OFF , CUSTOMODB fiss Iemi St., M. V. C.. YU 2-5790 1411 34 An, >r. 88 #. 8-T.C. M 14258 In 30 Days A job recruitment program which the White Castle Chain of hamburger stands agreed to put in operation ending a five-week picketing will be reviewed for progress at the end of 30 days following the signing of the ac­ cord. CORE'S New York office said periodic inspectons will be made by its officers and the City Com mission on Human Rights. CORE pickets were withdrawm last Saturday after an agreement was reached between the civil rights group and the Whie Cas­ tle management calling for "an immediate program for recruit­ ing Negro and Puerto Rican em ployees.” The dispute over bias hiring practices was settled through the conciliation service of the City Commission on Human Rights, after a month - long nego­ tiation. "Despite differences in the ear­ ly stages of the dispute the par­ ties found that with give-and-take an agreement was attainable,’ said Madison S. Jones, CCHR ex ecutive director. CORE said that one of the spec­ ifics of the recruitment campaign was the agreement of the com­ pany to place want ads in local Negro and Spanish - speaking newspapers and open two recruit­ ing offices. The agreement covers some 500 jobs in stores in Brooklyn and Newark, picketed In sympathy with the Bronx CORE during the five Weeks of protest demonstra tidhs that triggered violence at the Allerton Ave. and Boston Rd diner in the Bronx. G.M.C. Food Stores PALMOLIVE Reg- 10c Both 14c ^AJAX iW f . I ’ - i ‘ 1 * * * ' * £%2/27c KLEENEXtissues 400's 2/49c KOTEX Reg. 12's 2/73c t. pand vocational educational op­ portunities throughout the nation, but was rejected 217 to 181, with the Democrats, who opposed it, charging that the Republicans sought the maneuver to kill the Harlem Congressman Adam Clayton Powell, chairman of the House Education and Labor Com­ mittee which had reported the overall bill out, supported the amendment as did Philadelphia’s Rep. Robert N. C. Nix. Oppose It Freshmen Rep. Augustus F. Hawkins from California vigor­ ously opposed the bill as did Chicago’s Rep. William Dawson Michigan’s Rep. Charles C. Diggs answespd present, but took no stand. All five are Democrats. Hawkins, in an emotional speech, said he had "waited 20 years to tell some of these Re­ publicans how phony they are.” Powell, in taking the floor In support of the amendment, said: "Civil Rights goes way beyond the matter of being Republican or Democrat. There are phonies on both sides of the aisles. We all know that” Miss Torrence Returns From Jamaica Year Juanita Torrence, actress- singer-dancer who has appeared on stage, screen and TV in the U. S., Europe and the Caribbean, has returned to New York after nearly a year’s holiday in Ja­ maica, W.I., where she partici­ pated in the Festival of Montego Bay, was guest model at the Sheraton-Kingston Hotel, and appeared in the very successful production of Arthur Schnitzler’s delightful satire. 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