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EDUCATION Ford Foundation Gives $15 Million To Schools N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Sept 21, 1963 • 33 HELPING UNCF - Mayor Robert F. Wagner, left greets John R. Salter Jr. at the second annual luncheon meeting of the New York City Departmental Committee for Insurance Broker .icense Course iegins

Take a pronounced stand against discrimination and bias and urge its members to take similar positions. 3. Help Negro children to re­ ceive equal educational oppor- unities in church-sponsored schools and, through church in­ fluence and persuasion, in oublic educational institutions. 4. Grant equal opportunities to Negroes — including Negro

served in the U.S. Navy in tensify branch efforts inrhe field] Na&nal Cemetery, Farmingdale, ] *orid. .*ar ,L He was known for education alleging that after his ability to inject humor into nine years since the 1954 Su­ almost any situation. A bachelor, preme Court school desegrega­ he often told

Sponsor, Whitman Close Corp. (Seon P. Bonan, 420 Lexing­ ton Avenue, New Yok City). Whitman Close (Pineapple to u Rev. Jacobs, - To Him Education Is Everything Volunteers I For Xmas Seals A call for volunteers to ai< to devote time to the education I 'n Christmas Seal mailings hag been

friends and associates of Justice Jack- son who spent the majority of o.Hare international Airport, one Arnold JoneS SoOrfSITIOn While the curriculum is busy, Education and Training Center is there is time each day and on located on a 55 - acre campus- weekends for relaxation. One of) like tract near

Reynolds of Harrisburg,’*1 Pa., Harry Bragg, Sr., Judge Thomas Dickens and Lillian Sharpe Hunter ... ’ Mabel Love, director of physical education at I Fisk University, in town last week to attend the Dance Educators of America’s annual meet at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. She was the only

enough, the former president has suddenly come to realize that the Court was “right” when it said 10 years ago that segregation in public education has no part in the American way of life. Mr. Eisenhower was president for eight long years and apparently never got around to reading

Emergency Committee for the In­ tegration of JHS 275 urged at a City Hall conference Friday, that Mayor Robert Wagner ask the Board of Education to make the issue of JHS 275 a test case for integration. The often announced purpose of better education for ail New York City school

mouth and crawled into my lap “to rest.” It isn’t hard to get the former Air Force vet to talk about his Meredith Educational Fund, set up specifically to assist, worthy, needy students. Only last Fri­ day, Meredith said his fund sent a $500 check to help James Hood

work with the William H. Martin, formerly Department's Bureau of Educa Dean of Faculty at Hampton In •titute. Hampton. Virginia, hat been appointed Education Advis­ er in the Department of State * Bureau of African Affairs. tional and Cultural Affairs and the Agency for International De­ velopment in planning, program