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AMSTERDAM NEWS. Sat., Sept. 7, IMS » ___ I <'>•'. ■■ Civil Liberties Leaders Join Mahopac Meeting MAHOPAC —. Clergymen of all denomination* in thia area are planning a major ClvU Right* meeUn. with the hope of forming a committee in behalf of the freedom goals. Marian Anderson, the noted singer, is among those invited

Ravnell, Mrs. Laura McIntyre, June Wills, Mrs. Susie Craig, and Mrs. Lil­ lian Plummer. Rights Groups Bock WMCA The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, the American Jewish Congress, and the Ameri- Brotherhood of Christianity Civil Liberties Union this stretched its hand from this city wee^ Jpmed as friends

George H. Fowler,chair­ man of the State Commission for Human Rights, introduced the! i Governor. NEW STATE SENATOR—Jer­ ome L. Wilson, receives oath of office as State Senator repre­ senting Manhattan’s 22nd S.D., from new Civil Court Justice Samuel Spiegel. Mr. Wilson for­ merly served as press

freedom fund drive dinner, sponsored by the Civil Liberties League of the Bronx, will be held at noon, Saturday, at 1358 Pros­ pect Ave., the Bronx. It was an­ nounced this week by Samuel Brown, an official of the league. — - ■ Form the right habih Read thf Amsterdam News every week

Blue Aid Rights Bill Two Harlem Republican lead- peared before the House Juc ers, Cary D. Blue, of the 11th As- iary Committee on May 28-29 sembly District, and Harold C. Washington, DC., In support Burton, leader of the 12th A.D., Rep. John Lindsay’s civil rig Square Deal

right hands as quickly as possible. No Surveys, Mr. Mayor The Brooklyn Co-ordinating Council’s personal petition to Mayor Wagner to do something about the general unemployment situation in Brooklyn, and the juvenile unemployment particularly in the Bedford Stuyvesant area, is a bold step in the right direction. Last

chaperone the 16 bus loads of boys and girls who went on the outing last Sunday. Each guest was provided with lunch. Left to right: Chick Gallop, Lawrence Jones. Ernest Gor­ don. WiKie Starling. Jeff Brown, Alfred Jones, Richard Johnson, Zeke Gordon, Her­ man Wilson, William Lindsay, Charles Caro

area of the increasing narcotics prob­ lem, and called for greater sup­ port behind a move to allow police to make arrests without warrants. Civil Service Commissioner George Gregory, Jr., in keynot­ ing the afternoon meeting, urged Harlem parents to take a greater concern with the education of their children

should not be misconstrued as a reason for reducing .local civil defense activities in New York State, Raymond J. Barbuti, acting di­ rector of the Civil Defense Com­ mission. has warned. "There will be a continuing need for civil defense aa long as Russia has an arsenal of nuclear weapons

convic- whA Mr. Putnam's work, the panel said, based its argument upon . AA« Dr- Shuey's findings and upon comparative history of civil- comes up for sentencing on Au- mid K wn* •rat Court jury of conspiracy^ a-.J Vmr a TTnnrl - JUSt One 01 tuGITT