A and P Agrees To Four Hundred Jobs After Boycott
CORE and allied groups won a pledge from A P to create 400 jobs for Negro and Puerto Rican workers, 200 in 1964 and 200 in 1965, following talks that began December 5. The agreement includes book inspection, training for current workers to reach management levels, and three minority supervisors for New York operations.
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A&p
New York
Mike Flag
Columbia
CORE
City Commission On Human Rights
Food Store
A&p. Core
NAACP
The
Negro-American Labor Council
Urban League
Council of Puerto Rican Organizations
Anti-Defamation League
B'nai
B’rith
Shriver to Kick Off Peace Corps Week at Barnard
Director Sargent Shriver will speak at McMillin Theatre at 8 30 p m to launch Peace Corps Week on Columbia and Barnard campuses. Former volunteers Marjorie Donnelly and Suzie McKee will help disseminate information and answer questions during the week.
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Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
McMillin Theatre
Columbia
Barnard
Marjorie Donnelly
Suzie McKee
Philippines
Nigeria
Jean “Rusty” Miller
Ethiopia
Jake
Fortis Booth Hall
College Walk
Exchange Selects Barnard Delegates for 1964 Program
The Student Exchange Committee announces 1964 Barnard delegates Denise Jackson chairs the effort with 12 selected delegates from diverse classes including Ellen Coser Pamela Foley Rosalind Gertner Faith Holsaert Phyllis Klein Prudence Poppink Jane Relin Iris Rozencwaig Brigid Shanahan Sara N Smith Freda Wolf Ellen Wolkin with alternates Jane Ginsberg Eleanor Lebost. Sponsors not yet named. Four schools participation uncertain and final decision hoped by Christmas.
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Ellen Coser
Pamela Foley
Rosalind Gertner
Faith Holsaert
Phyllis Klein
Prudence Poppink
Jane Relin
Iris Rozencwaig
Brigid Shanahan
Sara N. Smith
Freda Wolf
Ellen Wolkin
Jane Ginsberg
Eleanor Lebost
Barnard
Talledega College
District of Columbia Teachers’ College
Wayne State University
University of Chicago
Howard University
Emory University
Barnard Viewpoint Debuts on WKCR with Women’s Focus
Barnard College launches its own WKCR-AM program "Barnard Viewpoint" reflecting Barnard perspectives in various areas. Co-producer Michele Garden and Janet Izrael, both Barnard class of 1966, will host Wednesday broadcasts from 10 to 10:30 p.m. starting with "A Tribute to Men by Women" and plan future interviews including President Rosemary Park.
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Janet Izrael
Miss Garden
WKCR
Rosemary Park
Carlino's Sec Discusses Speaker Opposed To Off-Track Bets
Arthur Renander acting for Speaker Joseph Carlino spoke on November 5 at a Young Republicans Club event about legalized off-track betting. He questioned its tax value and competitiveness with bookmakers, noting limited betting to New York tracks and potential public support issues. He cited Britain's Gaming Act and proposed alternatives like higher subway fares and college tuition charges.
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Carlino
Sec
Arthur Renander
Joseph Carlino
State Assembly
The
Young Republicans Club
New York
Renander
New York State Assembly
New York City
Fresh Polled On Barnard By Advisor
Mrs. Louise G. Stabenau, advisor to the Class of ’67, distributed questionnaires at a Freshman Class meeting to gauge opinions on academics and social life at Barnard. Students responded to statements about orientation, difficulty, and expectations, with room for comments.
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Fresh
Barnard
Advisor
Louise G. Stabenau
Teaching Jobs Discussion To Aid Future Educators
A session on teaching jobs will be held Tuesday December 10 at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor. Ethel S. Paley and Josephine Mayer will lead alumnae and seniors through job hunting and preparation for public and private schools. Undergraduates may attend. refreshments will be served.
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Ethel S. Paley
Josephine Mayer
Education
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Student Exchange Committee
Denise Jackson
Ellen Schneider
Esther Katzen
Exchange
Karin Prager
Jane Beckford
Deutsches Haus
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Berlin
Austria
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KCB
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