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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

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

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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

respect); the “sepa­ rate but equal” doctrine derived from the famous Plessy vs. Ferguson case; the starting of the fight for education with the McLaurin case in Oklahoma, when a Negro student’s desk was barred from the others with chains;—incidentally the father of At­ torney Dunbar McLaurin

women who have made notable contri­ butions in the general area of human relations, and in the fields of athletics, fraternal af­ fairs, education and the ants and sciences. Holland Tops West Indians In Soccer DIAMOND KINGS — Leroy Ot- is, manager-coach of the Inter­ state pre-teenage baseball team

remedial reading centers, one in Canarsie and one in Coney Is­ land. You may send your chil­ dren to either center for remed­ ial education lor a reasonable fee. Both programs are co-sponsor­ ed by Parents-Teachers Associa­ tions and two different Affiliates of the Federation of Jewish Phil

Superintendent Gross, who is re­ ported to have not worked out any plan on integration to date, is scheduled to disci tion and education and listen to views of the Harlem community at a meeting on Wednesday night August 14, at 8 p.m., at PS 108, Madison Ave., and 108th

James Hicks, executive Included in ‘he program are editor, NY Amsterdam News; swimming lessons taught by Mrs. Ann Margetson, artist; Doris Madelon Stent, education instruc­ Preston, tennis expert; Helene tor at Columbia University; Mrs Connie KoeioeS, of the NYC Wareham, teacher. NYC; Mil Board of Education, and William dred Childs

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