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1963-00-00006 1 pages
only eminently qualified for the position, but that * ’ he is already doing an unusual and excellent job in this key program in our community. But the word is out that young Alexander has already been beset by petty conflicts of long stand­ ing between the do-nothings and hangers
1963-00-00666 1 pages
City Council in Harlem’s 21st Councihnanic District between incumbent Councilman J. Raymond Jones and Attorney Henry Williams loomed as the key community political fight this week as Dem­ ocrats began organizing their drives for the Sept. 5 primary election. , As both sides began whisper­ ing campaigns, Jones, in kick
1963-00-00863 1 pages
first concert in Queens in a long time , The concert is being produced by the Rev. George B Lockwood of the People's Community Church of Long Island City and a special group of citizens who are trying |to raise enough money to build a Recreational Center, adjacent
1963-00-00624 1 pages
students have set up a crash s to ac- remedial program in churches i Invited and fields in six Prince Edward It your- communities. Two more commu­ nities have requested teachers, revention but there aren't enough to go eanliness around. The volunteer teachers, will also an Integrated group
1963-00-00064 1 pages
individual oppression. ^Hasten the day when the king- yioms of this world shall become lithe kingdom of our Lord and CSaViour, Jesus Christ. Amen. » ———— • Community 'Worker Dies , Miss Justina Sandiford, one of 'Brooklyn’s roost'’dedicated coqi- jqunRy workers, passed away suddenly at 2 p.m. Sunday
1963-00-00041 1 pages
Oasis Sir: You must know what an oasis your newspaper is these days. Your coverage of city af­ fairs, as well as community affairs, is most necessary and welcome. i Best wishes for a healthy and happy New Year. 1 Robert A. Low, N.Y.C. Tax Problems Internal Revenue Service which
1963-00-00268 1 pages
Vicinity, the local ity of the fire fighting force were subsidiary of the NBC. actively engaged in combating the fire menace that threatened our community., Dr. Jackson Is expected to ap­ pear a< the church at 2 pm shortly after lie arrives here from Chicago. Born, January
1963-04-20 5 pages
mander of the 28th precinct and George W. Brown, chair­ man of the 28th Precinct Youth Council have written to every church and community center in the precinct request­ ing residents of the commun­ ity to help the police maintain order during the summer months. — "The police have been plagued
1963-08-03 4 pages
psychological ex-'individuals since its inception in aminations, hearing aid evalua-; 1910. It is the only local non- tions, counseling and guidence, and'profit community organization supportive educational therapy which offers a complete program will permit the League to offer in education and rehabilitation help to 16,500 hearing impaired
1963-00-00603 1 pages
Saunders in Antigua and a broth er. Arthur F. Watson in Mon treal, Canada. Boy Drowns In Pool Kenneth Clarett, 12, was bur-, the Community pool in P S. 125 ied in Evergreen Cemetery- Wed- at 415 W 123rd Sr. nesday following funeral services He is survived by his mother