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express log admiration for the wonderful columns he gives us every week in your newspaper. I say thank God that Jackie writes as an educated American which he is Please note that I do not say as an educated Negro. I also enjoy very much Dr. and Mrs. Powell

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bill. "racially non-discriminatory bas­ is in order to qualify for federal funds.” The amendment was sponsored by the Republicans to the vo­ cational educational bill to ex- caffs for Budweiser. Enjoy the King of Been 1 where there’s life • •• there’s Bude Invitation: guided tours through all BudWeiser

were made last week by the Rev. Gardner C. Taylor, pas­ tor of the Concord Baptist Church and former member of the Board of Education, who headed a rival registration drive called the Bedford-Stuyvesant Registra­ tion Crusade. Bootstrap Rev. Taylor, characterizing his drive as an “operation bootstrap' — financed, supported

Republican Women's Conference with the “GROW” program. It will emphasize the Grass-Roots Organization of Women in a pro­ gram of education, friendship and growth. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bass, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Boteler, Mrs. Floretta Wat­ kins, Mrs. Mary Walker, Jer­ ome Maughan

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most of the evening. Gail also con- j fided to friends of the couple’s [wedding plans. Rising (Continued from Page One' of an educationally and econom­ ically underprivileged group is, far above the national average, which shows an over 40% in­ cidence of dropouts from all I causes,” Plaus

Neck South Junior High. She received her bachelor’s degree from Tal- ledga College in Alabama Un­ iversity. She did postgraduate work in religious education at Union Theological Seminary She lives with her husband Roscoe and 7-yeaf-old daughter Denise in Lakeview. Bedford Y Gives Kids New Image

tremendous penalty to pay for changing to the front too soon. In 1959, I held the lead after $2,500 Gulf Grqnts To Two Educators Dr. Tilman C. Cothran of At­ lanta University and Dr. John T. Blue of Virgina State College-Nor­ folk Division, have been awarded faculty salary

delegates from branches throughout t h e state will participate in work­ shops to help step up statewide attacks on discrimination In em­ ployment, education, housing, and voter registration. Headquarters for the state con­ vention will be Saratoga's Con­ vention Hall, with election of of­ ficers and adoption