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hfre. The proposals were drafted by Attorney Zuber. Among key pro­ visions is an integration plan to be drawn up by a committee of education experts, mostly from New York, in a manner similar to that which Zuber forced in New Rochelle, N.Y. The Board’s action paved

Federation. school Chief Calvin E . Gross. Mrs. Constance Baker Motley. The Amsterdam news learned Associate Counsel of the NAACP thi, week Legal Defease and Educational Dr shapp has selected three at t.ie luncheon at tne Hotel A* tuc cs iuc ns nnH me im meric.na and was presented with

Mauris- I Simoon . CHICAGO — Chicago officials this week mourned the sudden death of Neal F. Simeon, one of the midwest’s best-known Negro educators and director of voca­ tional education and guidance centers for this city’s Board of Education, who died Wednesday

Christmas gifts." A spokesman for the Council said all groups, including the NAACP, Urban League, National Council of Negro Women, NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fundi, Inc., Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and t :. Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee had agreed to the joint Council statement. There was no immediate re­ action

Hortense Parker Jones of 150-23 118th Ave., Jamaica, has been appointed Assistant Direc­ tor for Early Childhood Educa­ tion at the Board of Education, effective Feb. 1. A teacher In reading improve­ ment at P.S. 123. Queens, Mrs. Jones now moves to offices at 110 Livingston St., Brooklyn

Dolores Lightbura Stadium at the Giants-Redskins topped the loop’s women keglers game. with a 537 total. Ex-CoUeglan Wilburt McClure, the college- educated boxer, meets Luis Rod- riguez in the Garden Friday night. . .Dodgers’ Tommy Davis won the NL batting title with .325 while Giants’ Willie McCovey took

College School oi Social Work. Opened in 1960, the Center, is staffed by the Youth Board, the 3ureau cf Attendance of the Board of Education, the Depart­ ment of Welfare and the Proba­ tion Services of Domestic Rela­ tions. Magistrates’ and Special Sessi r ; Courts. janced by a grant

saying “these people in Washington didn’t realize what problems they were piling up for themselves through all those years of segregation, unemployment, inferior education and humiliation. Now they are confronted with the end results. Obviously they don’t know what to do about it”. Mrs. Ayers said more, much

that Charlayne has read this or that she knows much about DuBois. When he was on boat journey­ ing to Germany to complete his education, a young white woman asked him to marry her. DuBois frankly told her that he had some work to finish, and that

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