New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00978
1963
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Unity, Harmony
Vets Day
Marked At
Armory
CatholicWeeklyRejects
P refe rentia I Bias T heory
Baroque Ensemble
In Free Concert
The Mayor’s Committee on Llv-
ng Music will present a free
concert by the New York Baro
N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Nor. 16, 1963 e 5
que Ensemble at Donnell Library
Center, 20 West 53rd Street, Man
hattan, at 8 p.m. on Thursday
evening, November 14.
The featured artists will be
Eugenia Earle, harpsichord; Ly
on Letter, flute; Judith Martin,
oboe; Laurence Shapiro, violin;
and Howard Vogel, bassoon.
MALCOLM NASH
teal for greater “unity
tony'* in the "family of
is made last Friday
President Kennedy at
al dinner of the Protes
ted of the City of New
lief Executive included
peal support for his for-
program to promote the
of the developing nations
educe the prospect of
ism menacing their tod-
conomies and govern-
The President was given the I
council's Distinguished Service 1
Award and Us first annual “Fam- ,
ly of Man" ritatioo for this sup
port of human rights by Dr. Ar- j
thur Lee Kinsotving. president of t
)
the council.
He became >he lirst Roman
Catholic layman to be honored t
by the Protestant Council.
Those who played brief roles (
at the dinner were Father Keo- j
neth Morgan of the Roman Cath- j
olic diocese of Brooklyn; George <
Champion, chairman of the din- ,
ner; the Rev. Ralph W. Sockman, |
Methodist clergyman; Dr. Dan
M. Potter, executive director of
the Protestant Council; Mayor (
Wagner; Dr. Kinsolving and Rab
bi William Rosenblum of Temple ‘
Israel.
On Dais
Therfc were four Negro clergy
men who sat on the dais with the
President. The Rev. M. L. Wil-,
son of Convent Avenue Baptist
Church sat in the same row with
the President, several seats to
his right.
In front of the President, seat
ed three seats from his right was
the Rev. Dr. Gardner C. Taylor,
former council president, and six
seats from his right was the Rev
Dr. Charles Warren, Manhattan
president of the council. Dr. O.
Clay* Maxwell sat on the Presi
dent's left, at the end of the row
in front of him on the dais.
The Rev. David N. Licorish of
, Abyssinian Baptist Church, who
. did not sit on the dais, complain
ed Sunday that “not a single Ne
gro” spoke at the dlnaer.
He also charged that Negroes
I were "shunted off to the side"
in the seating arrangements.
The Protestant Council dented
the charge of shunting Negroes
I in the dining arrangements and
, the facts bore this out.
The President’s brother. Attor
J ney General Robert F. Kennedy,
1 Is to speak Friday evening at
" the 155th anniversary of Abyssin
ian Church at 132 W. 138th St.
Boy, 13, Killed
In Gun Display;
Cousin Held
John Cintron, 15, of 21 E. 140tn
St., Bronx, charged with the fatal
Tuesday afternoon shooting of his
13-year-old cousin, James Lugo,
of 118 E. K)3rd St. is being
held without bail for action by
the grand Jury.
Police said the shooting took
place on the roof of 29 E. MMth
St. while Cintron was showing
his cousin the .38 caliber revolver
he reportedly found in Central
Park.
Police said the gun went off.
striking Lugo in the chest. He
was taken to Flower Fifth Ave
nue Hospital where he died. The
gun was recovered by the police.
For Pennies A Day
Own A Royal
Burglar fir Fire Alarm
ELECTRIC PROTECT
All Doors and Windows
From Burglars
Free Demonstration*
PL 7-9584
II months to pay
f the family of man cannot
eve greater unity aad har-
y, -the very planet which serv-
Turn here
Kentucky’s
tit bourbon
Folly-Madness
Folly consists in the drawing
of false conclusions from just
principles, by which it is dis
tinguished from madness, which
draws just conclusions rrem false
principles. — Ixx-ke.
The Catholic News, New York’s
Homan Catholic weekly newspa
per, took sides with Mayor Wag
ner last week in rejecting pre
ferential treatment as a device
to accelerate employment of Ne
groes in fields In which they
either do not work or do so in
small numbers.
In an editorial in its Oct. 31
edition, the newspaper said "it
was encouraging to hear Mayor
Wagner say that he has not ac
cepted” the statement of the City
Commission on Human Rights in
calling for preferential treatment
for Negroes.
It was the commission’s chair
man, Stanley Lowell, who ad
vised the adoption by the city of
a policy of advocating the em
ployment of qualified Negroes
first to cut industrial and com
mercial racial imbalance.
Sees Discrimination
It said the adoption of prefer
ential treatment policy would re
sult in "discrimination against
non-Negroes in hiring policies.”
"This is no way to redress
discrimination against Negroes,”
the Catholic editorial said.
"If discrimination in one di
rection can be justified, then so
can discrimination in the other
direction.”
Labeling its editorial, "Equal
ity Is For All,” the New York
archdiocesan publication conce
ded "Americans still have a long
way to go in providing equal
opportunity to Negroes,” but said
the struggle "must also be car
ried on intelligently."
Equality for An
While the Catholic newspaper
said it has never been too sur
prising t o hear "private civil
rights groups call for job quo
tas,” the call for equality must
be based "on some very funda
mental principles” of equality
for all.
The newspaper noted that
it didn’t agree also with job
quotas, but did not suggest what
step might be taken to expand
employment opportunities for
Negroes and other nonwhites.
Fortune
There is nothing that keeps
longer than a middling fortune,
and nothing melts away sooner
than a great one. Poverty treads
upon the heels of great and un
expected riches. —- La Bruyere.
ters are located in the city to
help couples who wish to avail
themselves of medically ap
proved birth control methods
prescribed by physicians for
health reasons. (Gilbert Photo).
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Iteena Williams, director of
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Hair-Drying
Advertising
Must Cease
Attorney General Louis J. Lef- 1902 until this Octo
kowitz disclosed this week that the target of a sui
he has obtained an agreement the U.S Department
from a New York Company that The suit seeks to en
it will cease and desist in the inatory practices aga
false advertising claims it made registrants,
in selling franchises for the es- On October 17, R<
tablishment of women’s hair-dry- Carter became the I
to register in the pi
ing centers.
. The company, King Industries, reconstruction. Three
of 310 Madison Avenue, through 8roes registered the
its president, Max Mizei, agreed dav' Bul one .
to an assurance- of discontinu- tempted to register i
ance of misrepresentation the brutally and ano
company made in order to sell threatened with deal
franchises to persons who wished West Felicianais e
to augment their income through southeastern Louisiai
part-time work. The stipulation "here "as •**
was filed with the Bureau of Con- n* a“
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the Attorney General s office
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mer Frauds Bureau were found adverti$iftg matters)
to be poorly situated and not as by AdVOTtisinst woft
lucrative as had been advertised York daring the 196
This forum, featurt
by the company.
Assistant Attorney General Ste- Funnye> Director of
phen Mindell who was in charge Television Image Pn
of the case for the Attorney Gen Committee on Raci
eral's office said the company and D .parke Gibsoi
also failed to advise consumers of s parjte Gibson
that the state law requires 11- (Marketing and Publ
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