New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00804
1963
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ra and Pam Mugeraon, were
two who was savagely knifed to
aulne before be Introduced
death in front of her Queens
•m. He had been away from
i city a long time . . . Ptl. Ken*
Wilkins birthdayed in his dad's
stoo Road bistro . . . Charlotte
rris of the Bronx and her mo-
>r Brooklyn's Carrie Southall
limed from their month's stay
Europe . . . Sammy Hawkins’
in Club president, Laures
ke. is organizing a grand re
ption for the singer when he
turns here. His latest, “Goodby
irling," is climbing.
Former policeman Charles Ro
nson and ex * boxer Joe Robin-
n are proprietors of Boston
>ad tavern in the Bronx .
wdsman Bill Brown and his
phew, Nick Jones, opened of-
:es near the court . . . Harvey
illiams in a loud voice told Ptl.
nthony Pucci to move off the
dewalk. He paid . . . Homey
riffin's son, Charles and Bea
ice Franklin's son, Kenneth Wil-
smson entered Laurinburg, N.C
istitute . . . What about the kil-
r of Joan Dupree, 30, mother of
home?
James Woods, according to Sa
ra Lee Covington, did not treat
her right ... George Gillis is siz
zling now that be made Lulu Wil
liams angry , . . Melvin Clem
mons has a thorough knowledge
of an Order of Protection since
his wife, Catherine, gave him a
lesson.
“Have you boys been in trouble
before?’’ “No, your honor.” "Are
you sure you haven't been in
trouble before?" 1 had a little
trouble. What was it, Judge Eve
lyn Richman asked?. “A bank rob-
bery,” Charles Morrison said, and
he was held for trial. Charles and
his brother, Cecil, were arrested
on a disorderly conduct charge.
. . . Ptl. Peter Pomposello told
Edward Felder It’s not necessary
to walk around like men once did
in the untamed West . . . George
Wilson’s art exhibit at the 520 W.
148th Art Gallery Sunday.
Freedomland
To Close Sun.
Bobby Vinton, the young sing
er whose recording of "Blue
Velvet" currently tops the na
tion’s best seller charts, will be
the starring free attraction at
Freedomland in its final show
of the season on September 28
and 29. Tito Rxiriquez and his
Orchestra will also be on hand
to wind up the Bronx family
fun center's fourth season.
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Dies In N J.
ROSELLF N J The Rev
Kuguatus R Rots died last Frl
day at Elizabeth General Hospi
tal after a long illness. He was
81 years of age. The minister
founded and pastored Mt. Moriah
Baptist Church in nearby Lin
den. He served there for 19 years
before he retired in 1913,
A fraduate of Allen University
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three daughters, eight grandchil
dren and eight great-grandchil
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Charge Northern $$
Finance Bias In South
Lower class whites in the South
are not fully to blame for racial
discrimination and segregation in
the South, but many Northern-
based corporations must share
in a large amount of toe cause
of racial unrest, the Student Non-
Violent Coordinating Committee
charged this week.
SNCC Officials, In letters to
their key supporters throughout
the country this week, called for
major demonstrations against 10
big business corporations in the
North which they claim have
'plants in Birmingham, Ala., and
headquarters in the North which
are promoting racial violence in
the South through their reluctance
Ito assume real leadership. Many
of these companies have New
York headquarters.
I Listed by SNCC as employing
over 35 per cent of the manufac
turing workers in Birmingham
are the following corporations:
United States Steel Corporation,
Saint Regis Paper Company,
Man tin Marietta Corporation,
Lone Star Cement Corporation,
United States Pipe and Foundry
Company, 'Republic Steel Com
pany, Harrison-Walker Refac
tories, Natco Corporation, Huttig
Sash and Door Company, and
Union Carbide Corporation.
“It is not lower-class whites
who direct Birmingham's racial
policies, but rather it is the si
lence of real leadership, economic
interests, many of which are
located in the North, which en
courage* racial violence and con
dones police brutality,” SNCC
officials said in the letter.
Members and supporters of SN
CC were called upon to “use
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SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Mari’'
Private Terry D. Coles has com
pleted three months recruit train
ing at the Marine Corps Recruit
Depot here and has been assign
ed to Camp Pendleton for a four-
week individual combat training.
His father lives at 111 W. 124th
St., New York.
Marine Private First Class
Leon S. Major of Co. “B," First
Battalion, Second Regiment, was
promoted to his present rank in
recent ceremonies at Camp Le-
jeune, N. C. He is the son of
Mrs. Janie Major of 241 W. 110th
St.
every possible means to exert
pressure on the corporation ex
ecutives who control much of
Birmingham's economic and ra
cial policies.
“These industrialists, by their
silence and inaction, are support
ing the Killing of innocent chil
dren," the letter charged.
Union Heads Ask JFK
To Arrest Gov. Wallace
The president of Local 1199 of
the Drug and Hospital Em
ployees Union Tuesday urged civ
ic, labor and religious leaders
to set up a conference to organ
ize a citywide demonstration In
protest of the segregationists’
bombing Sunday of a .Negro
church in Birmingham.
Leon Davis, president of the
16,800-member union, said the
object of the protest would be
to ask President Kennedy to send
federal troops into Birmingham
to protect its Negro citizens ana
to arrest Alabama's segregation
ist Gov. George C. Wallace.
Davis said “such action is ur
gently required to permit New
Yorkers of all races, colors and
creeds to demonstrate their
heartfelt sympathy and solidar
ity with the victims of racist
He said he sent telegrams to
NAACP leader Roy Wilkins, Con
gress of Racial Equality national
director James Farmer, A. Phil
ip Randolph, Whitney Young Jr.
of the National Urban League
and Harry Van Arsdale of the
City Central Labor Council.
He said he also sent a tele
gram to the White House to urge
the arrest of Wallace, whom he
said was “directly responsible
for inciting the bombers."
Fisher Heads
Jersey NAACP
RED BANK, N.J. - William
Fisher of Plum St., New Shrews
bury, was this week elected
president of the local NAACP.
N. Y. iMfei'EatihiM MSWS, bau, bept. *0,
Federation Gives Awards
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barbarism in Birmingham and
elsewhere."
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9 p.m. Od. S in the Federation's
auditorium at 211 W. 14th St.
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he presented to the U S. Navy
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