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here by the City Com­ mission in a move to keep on the right side of Federal laws and the Supreme Court regard­ ing civil rights. In voting 6 to 1 to repeal Its segregated laws, the City Com­ mission said it was not Inter­ ested In desegregating any local

Amsterdam Avenue. As­ semblyman Mark T. Southall an­ nounced. Mr. Southall said Civil Service Commissioner George Gregory. Jr., will keynote the afternoon conference, after which groups will meet in panels on civil rights, housing and education, narcotics addiction, police pro­ tection. and Job opportunities, where they will make recom­ mendations

Rights Meeting your veal cutlet and let U i NAHSVILLE. Tenn — Over for Vi-hour. Makes it more der aad more delicious, too. 140 civil rights workers repre- oenting more than 30 atatet are meeting here for the 20th An­ nual Race Relations Inatltute at Flak UnWeralty which opened June

rector of Grace Church, Norfolk, Va. Plaques were presented by Robert Cox to David B. Adams and Lincoln Lynch for outstand­ ing work In Civil Rights in Nas­ sau County St. Philip’s Deficit “We cannot keep going on de­ ficit budget forever. The member­ ship of. my church

moral ity. For while this equality is denied, America is losing a tre­ mendous potential source of strength,” Meany said in his message. Regarding civil rights he said, “To be frank about it, as a nation we are vulnerable on this point. We cannot wriggle off the hook by saying

cause for toe complaint filed by the Attorney general. The complaint, based on t h e findings of an investigation con­ ducted by toe Civil Rights Bur­ eau of the attorney general’s of­ fice, alleged that "notations on a job order card, at Office Tem­ poraries, Inc., indicated that

denied. America is losing a tre 1 o n mendous potential source M that strength,’’ Meany said in h*i ano. message. imu- Regarding civil rights he mid, ns-“To be frank about it. asa tock- nation wo nr* vulnerable on this lunr- point We cannot wriggle

renpectlvelv assume toe name* of JACK P CHANLER and BARBARA CHANLER upon com­ plying with the "revision* of Arti­ cle 6 of the Civil Rights Law and of thia Older, namely. That the petitioner* cause thi* Or­ der to be entered and wto toe pa per* upon which

James Father John. LaFapge, C I C J. Hoey Awards for Interracial chaplain emeritus, and A, Phil­ Justice given by the Catholic ip Randolph, civil rights leader. Interracial Council of New (Gilbert Photo) Tenants Want Welfare To Help Burials Victor C. Gaspar, genera! sec- Church, visited Washington. are burie retary

GREG ARNOLD AND JUUE ARNOLD to place and stead of their present names, upon complying with the provisions of Article 6 of the Civil Rights Law and of this order, name­ ly. That this Order be entered and the said petition Upon which It was granted be filed within