Center Aids San Francisco Suicidal Calls Run by Priest
In San Francisco the Suicide Prevention Center operates 24 7 to warn and counsel people considering suicide. Founder Bernard Mayes, a priest and volunteer, says callers are highly distressed and seek professional help. The center notes rising local rates and maintains strict confidentiality with volunteers under 30.
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Roosevelt Continues Family Tradition as U N Ambassador
Ambassador James Roosevelt begins his UN career, following his mother, advocating American and allied action on Rhodesia. He urges non violent pressure, economic embargoes, and a united course with France and Britain to push for reform and majority rule.
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Cubans Warm to U.S. Jazz as UN Idea Takes Hold
The piece notes Cuban affinity for American jazz linked to the United Nations effort. It mentions a mother who chaired the Commission on Human Rights and helped push the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and Curtis Roosevelt, nephew, as an Office of Public Information official. Roosevelt was sworn in as a U.N. ambassador after a career in Congress.
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