Chew Despres Applaud Study On Police Brutality Reactions
The article reports mixed reactions to a Walker report on police brutality in Chicago. State Senator Chew and Alderman Despres criticize bias in coverage while praising the study’s thoroughness, with clergy and PTA members weighing in on Mayor Daley’s handling.
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Charles Chew Jr
Bulletin
Marlin Luther King
Gage Park
Chicago
Greenville
Mississippi
Chew
Philadelphia
Leon M. Despres
Sth Ward
Daley
Despres
Walker
FBI
Arthur M. Brazier
Daniel Walker
A Policeman Learns His Trade
A Chicago reader critiques the Walker Report on police conduct at the August Democratic meeting. He argues white newsmen generalize rather than seek specifics, notes long standing tensions between black photographers and white press, and contends rookie officers are overreactive from lack of exposure to black communities. He urges white press to ride with black officers to understand root violence.
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Daniel Walker
Chicago
Fourth Estate
la Salle Street
Board of Education
Walker
Gala Yule Kick-Off Of Par Plaza Drug Store Gala Yule Kick-Off Of Par Plaza Drug Store
Diana W. Stovall celebrates her birthday on December 1 1958 with a home gathering joined by her mother Rev Dr R L Stovall and friends. The scene includes Easter Mae Tate Z M Barnes Minnie Lee Cooks and Margaret Willis at 6219 Justine and nearby homes.
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Par Plaza
Diana W. Stovall
Diana
R. L. Stovall
Justine
Easter Mae Tate
Normal
Z. M. Barnes
Stewart
Minnie Lee Cooks
Margaret L. Willis
Doing A Tender Thing In Mrs Calloways Room
In Mrs Calloways Primary class at Yale School 7025 Princeton students bring their own thing to a secular Christmas symbol. Gwendolyn Burley places a tiny kitten under the Christmas tree on the way to school. The teacher smiles at the heartwarming scene.
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Yale
Victoria Wheeler
Connie McKinley
Marie Simmons
Janice Thompson
Paul Woodson
Tamara Beeny
Ular
Gwendolyn Burley
Gwendolyn
Integrated Team Leads Enterprise Christmas Gala Reopens Rexall Store
The Christmas season gala marked the reopening of the Par Plaza Rexall Oru Store at 410 Wear 95th St with Ben Branch and the Operation Breadbasket band entertaining hundreds. W. Leonardo Yansir hosted civic and business leaders as Ray Hayman, Howard graduate and longtime drug store manager, led the pharmacy department, with Shirley Martin, Lorenzo Ash, and Jimmy Burns among key staff.
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Super Family Center
Par-Plaza
Rexall Oru
Wear 95Th St
Ben Branch
Operation Breadbasket
W. Leonardo Yansir
Tuesday Magazine
Par Plaza Rexall
Par Plaza
Ray Hayman
Hayman
Howard University
The
College of Pharmacy
District of Columbia
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Unitarian Church
Mayor's Commune
NAACP
Chicago
Joh Marshall Law School
Alen Drug Store
Flo
Shirley Martin
Heu
Lorenzo Ash
Jimmy Burns
General Service
Miska to Speak at CCE Meet Englewood Event
Leonard F. Miska of the Chicago Commission on Human Relations will address The Concerned Citizens of Englewood on Wednesday December 18 at 6046 Racine Avenue. Other speakers include Nancy White and Robert Gaddis of the Red Cross. meeting aims include eliminating slum conditions and improving police protection.
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Chicago Commission of Human Relations
Englewood
Racine
Leonard F. Miska
Human Relations Commission
Miska
Nancy White
Robert Gaddis
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Motta
CCE
Jack Wright
Morgan Wise
Grace Edwards
Clara Clay
Robert Hagan
Auy. R. Burwell
Gunge Park High School
John W. Hahn
Bank Names New President At Chicago City Bank
The Chicago City Bank and Trust Co at 63rd and Halsted named Clyde E. Borman its fourth president in 73 years, succeeding W Norbert Engles. David L Smith was appointed vice president, coming from First National Bank and Trust Co of Evanston.
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Chicago City Bank and Trust Co
Halsted
Clyde E. Borman
Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Park Ridge
Chi Bo City
W. Norbert Engles
Chicago City
David L Smith
Smith
First National Bank and Trust Co
Evanston
Roosevelt University to stage two theatre pieces this December
Roosevelt University students will star in two cultural events as Christmas approaches. The Theatre program offers performances from December 11 to 14 in Sin ha Hall featuring plays including Electronic Nigger and Clara’s Ole Man, plus John Hawkes The Innocent Party scheduled December 18 to 21. Cast members include John Jarrieu as Bama, Mervin Bruce debuting as Stogie, Lydia Butler as Famie, with details of local actors and an affiliated student, Paul, involved through BULLETIN-BOOSTER employment.
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R.U. Roosevelt University
Roosevelt University
Electronic Nigger
Clara
John Hawkes
Siday
Sinha Hall
Ole Man” Park
John Jarrieu
Rhoades
Bama
Larrieu
Paul
Bulletin-Booster
Roosevelt
Mervin Bruce
Chatham
Lydia Butler
Block Club Hosts Formal Dance For Youth Summer Trips
The 71st and Carpenter Block Club Social Committee hosts a "Music Under the Stars" dance at Sacred Heart's Marlin Luther King Center, with 9 pm to 3 am hours. Attire is formal or semi formal, featuring Sonny and Pepper and Theatre In The Street from Parker High School. Roy Wood will attend as a guest. admission is 1.25 at the door. Funds support year’s recreation trips for youth.
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Thew LI
Carpenter
Sacred Heart
Marlin Luther King Center
70Th
Aberdeen
Albert Parahaem Sr
Bulletin
James Brown
Roy Wood
WYON
Englewoodness Men's Association
16Th Ward
James Taylor
Taylor Pouncy
7Th District Police
Harold Miles
Area Scouts Honored At Banquet By Chicago Area Council
About 230 young men from Chicago and 20 suburbs were recognized at a Palmer House banquet. Eagle Scouts from the Tri- Ridge Tomahawk and Calumet districts shared vocational interests. Louis Po dean of Yale Law School spoke at the event.
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Bulletin
Engle Scouls
Chicago
Palmer House
Howard JD Berney
Harper
Calumet
Fmend
Louis Podean
Law
Yale University
Eagle Scouts
Trio Leaders On Campus Sel ingis State University Officers
A sample from Se lingis State University lists three MULLELIIN area residents as officers of about 125 student organizations. Deborah Lindsey 9953 Peoria is treasurer of the Pavesetters service group, while Renaki Montgomery 7421 Wentworth is president of Kappa Phi Mu. Mem chose electronics, the trio includes leaders seeking careers in aviation, clergy, medicine, law, teaching, finance, and oceanography.
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Mulleliin Area
Selingis State University
Carpenter
Pavesetters
Deborah Lindsey
Peoria
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Renaki Montgomery
Wentworth
Kappa Phi Mu
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John Bell
Jackie Commer
Lovie Turner
David Reeves
Fountain Pickett
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Albert Paraharm Sr
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