New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00699
1963
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Anticipating the August 28th Ci- certain areas should be willing to
Celebrities Add
Their, “I Too!"
, By DAVE HEPBURN
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ril Rights March on Washington, work with the whites.**
rhe Outsider’s Newsletter con- Rep Leonard Farbstein (D.,
lucted a poll of every US. Re.
do not expect that •
ln my office
presentative and U.S. Senator, . , J further believe that all dti-
isking this question: “What will zens have the right to petition
rou do if a sit-in is staged in
Representatives in Con
tour office?** Replies from legis- gress
ators representing half the States ,.^ep‘ H,enry Gonzalez (D.Tex.)
We could have a San Antonio
n c Union were receiver. style ‘merienda- . j ara at heart
Following are excerpts from a a frustrated ‘sit-inner’ myself.’*
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lampling of the replies to The ......
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Outsider’s Newsletter survey. _
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rh—... t In * w« Rep- Au8ultus P- Hawkins (D.,
Rep. Thomiu Ludlow Ashley Calif.): “I would sit-in with them.’
[D Ohio): No man, Negro or
white, can persuade me to be a (D ria b -There won’t he anv
better civil libertarian that I al- b ’my ^7e. “
A Sydney Herlong. Jr
place, there Is hardly room for
reaay am.
..Rep’ Robert ®arry (R • my constituents to sit here.’*
N.Y.): “Anyone coming to see
ire will be treated with respect— Senator Hubert H. Humphrey
and I do not expect nor will 1 Minn.): "Sit-ins in Capitol
tolerate anything less in return ’’ offices *re not included in their
Senator E. L. Bartlett (D., Alas- pUns- • Capito1 HiU «° t0
ka): “I would hope that they demonstrators rather than vice
would help with the filing, which versa
Is running behind.**
Senator Daniel K. Inouye (D.,
Rep. Charles E. Bennett (D., Hawaii): "Sit-ins* in Congression-
Fla.): “My office door is open al offices are not planned. How-
at all times to all persons seek- ever. . .1 would have no objec-
lng changes in the laws of our tions provided they were of an or-
country. It is inconceivable to derly nature."
me that they would think that oc- Rep. Clark MacGregor (R.,
cupyingspace in this office. . . Minn ): “They have a right to
would be very persuasive.” expect of me a free exchange of
Rep. Bill Brock (R., Tenn.): views, and have a right to ex-
“At this time, I have no comment, pect responsible behavior of
However, I appreciate your writ- them.”
Ing.”
Rep. Robert McClory (R„ 111.):
Rep. Harold R. Collier (R. 111.): “I do not envisage “sit-ins” in
“I would simply have to leave the immediate future. I have had
and seek a place where I edtnOHe letter from a non-white con-
perform the work and duties of stituent.”
my office under necessary nor- Sen. Lee Metcalf (Q,, Mont.':
mal conditions.”
“I am convinced there is going
to ** no P^ce for a sit-in, it will
Serve Coffee
Rep. James C. Corman <D„ have to * • st*n<,/in a“d U
Calif. 1: “We will serve coffee. up’ IR P“L
We always do to our guests.” ®en; A'T S^Mlke
Rep. Bob Dole (R., Kansas': okla Leaders of the August
“If There should be interference
have
with rom.u-
with regular office procedure by
any one or any group then the
problem will be dealt with ac wou,<? **
f-nrriiniriv ”
k. such sit-ins are not to be held,
n
do not
on w^at wou'd not appear to be
Rep. Wm.'Jennings Bryan Dorn a hypothetical question.”
(D., S.C.): “I am always delight- Rep. William S. Moorhead (D.,
ed to discuss legislation with any Penna ': “i always welcome vi-
sitors from W district to my of-
loyal American citizen.” .
Senator Allen J. Ellender (D., and I would expect to con-
La.>: “I have lived among Ne- tinue this policy.
groes all my life, and I have Sen. Thruston B. Morton (R.,
never had any trouble with them Ky.): “I know the Negro leaders
They can be led very easily. . of Kentucky well enough to be
It is my belief that they would sure that there will be no ‘sit-in’
attain better results if groups in in my office/’__
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Speech Awards
Elementary school pupils, who
won honor certificates for good
work in speech during the school
term at PS 101 are, Angela Co-
'lon, Glen Johnson, Isabel Lugar
do, Grace Rodriquez, Arthur
Monroe, Guilda Figuerea, Tan
ya Sands, Gladys Guzman, Emi-
’ lia Diaz, Pearly Lee Kims, Ru-
. ben Antonetti, and Raymond
Aponte.
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Baked slow
from kneaded dough
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A galaxy of stars of every
magnitude was here to join in the March On Washing*
ton.
‘
Some, like Sammy Davis, came
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straight from work In Detroit, describes the nature of my feel-
Others like Josephine Baker flew ings as it does the 200,000 other
all night from Paris to get here, people here.’*
Lena Horne, <t the Washington Miss Moreno, who comes from
Monument platform, called upon Puerto Rico, "I am for the- Civil
to speak said only one word. Rights Bill with reservations. 1
"Freedoo” and convulsed the protest the ommission of a clause
crowd.
on police brutality.**
The Hollywood contingent in- Sidney Poiter said, “This is a
eluded, among others. Sidney stupendous affair. And like all
Poitier, Charleston Heston. Burt the others here, I too want to
Lancaster, Harry Belafonte, Bob- be free.”
by Darin Ossie Davis, Paul New- Lena Horne at the foot of the
man, Diahann Carroll, Lonnie Lincoln Memorial said, "1 feel
Sat tin, James Garner, Marlon young again!**
Brando Tony Francioso, Rob- Other nationally known celeb
ert Ryan, Irene Martin, Brook rities, almost soldier-like told
Benton, and movie actress Rita this reporter, "I too want to be
free. If some of our people are
Moreno.
Brando told this reporter the aot free, then, in reality, none
-fact that I am here in itself of us are.”
Silvercup
Satisfies
a Man
Farmer Will Remain
In Jail During March
“I am making this statement and CORE as an org
from the Donaldsonville, Louis- that Giis kind
“ th' ’
iaoa LU where I u. Interned
, .the problem can heli
&nd J
with 200 others, arrested early
this week In Plaquemine, Louis- racial discriminatioi
ana while we were peacefully fore my intention to
walking trying to secure rights I may therefore
and services for the Plaquemine stood by the mart
Negro community. We are all Washington on Augi
here in personal witness to the gret this very m :cl
continued disfranchisement if the that my action wi
American Negro in our society, stood by the mart
For many years I have felt of conscience.”
SUPiB HOLIDAY SPECIALS!
ALL THRILLS: Miss Marie
Fonsworth, newly elected Na
tional Secretary and Mrs.
Gwendolyn Higginbotham, Co-
chairman of the 50th Anniver
sary Convention thrill to the
sight of Radio City Music Hall
in anticipation of their being
guests of the national show-
place. Miss Fonsworth and Mrs.
Higginbotham, both here from
the Delta's Convention were
guests of Radio City’s new film,
“The Thrill of It AU”, starring
James Garner and Doris Day.
Mrs. James Has Until Aug. 29
Attorneys for Mrs. Esther James but the appeal is not scheduled to find an;
were given until Thursday, Aug- be argued until October. Mean-1 of Powi
ust 29. in an attempt to serve a while Mrs james is seeking[to at- • was dis
»j m * tach Powell s property, if she can I only $8
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summons on Rep. Adam Clayton u,__________
Powell after they reported last
week that they had been unable
to find him at the Abyssinian
Baptist Church over the past
three weeks.
*
Magistrate Kenneth Phipps ex-
tended the summons until Thurs-
day at the request of Mrs. James' Sftgjull
lawyer, Raymond Rubin, who is
seeking to force Powell to pay ihe
$211,500 judgment she was award- MjyTnl'}VB f.
ed against Powell for libeling her BFf/l Hl j U;
in describing her as a “bag worn- ^UL// ~~~-j_ iL ’
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