HEW Appointee Credits White Classmates With Stimulation
Ruby Martin named chief of the federal school desegregation efforts at HEW credits white classmates in Cleveland years ago for stimulating her education. She notes the 1954 Supreme Court ruling and predicts Northern antidiscrimination work will press courts on segregation. Martin rose from rural Arkansas to Fisk University and Howard University Law School before joining HEW in 1965.
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North
Martin
Dermott
Ark
Cleveland
Glenville High School
Howard University Law School
Washington
Community Relations Service
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
HEW
Evans inaugurated as Lees-McRae College president
Dr. H C Evans Jr 39 was formally inaugurated as ninth president of Lees McRae College a two year co educational Presbyterian school in Banner Elk North Carolina He served as chairman of psychology and education at Carson Newman College and director of teacher education before taking the Lees McRae post last August He succeeds Col Max Chapman who retired after leading the 600 student college.
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H. C. Evans Jr
Lees-McRae College
Dr. Evans
Psychology
Carson- Newman College
Lees-McRae
Col
Max Chapman
O Donnell Seeks Second Run for Governor in 1970
Kenneth O'Donnell former Kennedy aide announced on TV he will try again for the Massachusetts Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1970 after a 1966 loss. He said he is currently helping Robert F Kennedy secure the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Boston
Kenneth O’donnell
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
O’donnell
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Stedman Named Associate Director at Kennedy Center
Dr. Donald J. Stedman a Duke University clinical child psychologist is named associate director of the John F. Kennedy Center for Research on Human Development at Peabody College. He will start in September and serve as director of Vanderbilt University Medical School's human development programs.
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Nashville, Tenn
Donald J. Stedman
Duke University
John F. Kennedy Center For
Stedman
Peabody College
Vanderbilt University Medical School
Unions Blamed For Newspaper Strikes In 1967
New York AP report shows ANPA Labor Relations Committee blaming unions for a high 1967 strike rate. It cites 35 strikes against 32 newspapers in 25 cities, with 22 percent described as flagrant self help. The panel urges publishers flexibility and criticizes union discipline failures.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Two NYA Projects Announced for North Carolina Towns
Washington AP reports the Labor Department awarded grants to Gastonia and Shelby to operate Neighborhood Youth Corps projects. The Gastonia program receives 112,120 dollars to train 365 youths, while Shelby gets 62,550 dollars to train 210 youths.
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Gastonia
Shelby
N.C
U.S. Labor Department
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Motor Trend Magazine
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Archdale
Flint Hill Road
Dave Oldham
Second Baptist Church
Dillon, S.C
Music Director
Don Gurley
Stanley Karomirski
Sears
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Sears, Roebuck and CO
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