Northern job bias sparks amid Negro protests in the North
The Associated Press surveys show Negroes face fewer high paying jobs in cities like Chicago and New York. Employers say shortages of qualified applicants explain gaps, while Negro leaders blame discrimination. Pickets clashed in Philadelphia and New York as unions and government consider new training and anti discrimination actions.
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Department of Labor
Romeo Jenson
Aflcio Iron Workers Local 1
Newark
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Kennedy
Congress
Red World Congress of Women suspended after clash in Moscow
A Chinese delegate from the Communist party disrupted the Red sponsored World Congress of Women in the Kremlin Grand Congress Hall, arguing against an Indian speech condemning the border clashes with China. The meeting was suspended as the chairman refused her floor and adjourned the session.
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World Congress of Women Today
Kremlin Grand Congress Hall
Joan Carritt
England
Lawrence High Students Earn KU College Credits Early
Fifteen 1963 Lawrence High graduates earned 15 to 24 KU semester hours through advanced placement in math social studies languages English and chemistry. Several seniors-to-be and many juniors also earned five to eight hours, with credits gained via analytics calculus American history modern European history and foreign languages under KU courses and LHS rapid track.
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Colleen Wright
Judith Thompson
Carl Gibson
Alan Hitt
Kansas University
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Miss Thompson
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Hitt
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Danny Brune
Catherine Hyder
Michael Lewis
Ray Saffron
Erik Wright
Judy Denton
Janet Milleret
Richard Pine
Nancy Ulmer
Barbara Wescoe
Carl Weinang
Lucy Price
Lawrence High
LHS
United States
Neal Wherry
Lawrence
Wherry Describes Advanced Course Access for Students
Wherry notes that some students may take coursework at higher levels and quiz out of entire sequences. In such cases, credits are usually not awarded.
Sit-In Restaurant Closure Praised in Kansas City
Kansas City AP report says Pete Karos closed his cafe after a Negro sit-in last week. Betty Karos says dozens of former customers thanked him, stating they refuse to patronize a cafe that serves Black patrons. Karos ran the 43 year old cafe in a neighborhood that shifted from all white to predominantly Black.
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Kansas City
Pete Karos
Karos
Betty Karos
Woman Appeals to White Patrons Over Coffee Refusal
Mrs. Dwight Davis of the city human relations commission issued a public appeal to Karos' white patrons to express support or patronage for a restaurant that refused to serve a Negro Air Force veteran, Richard Robinson. She said many telephone calls followed the appeal but declined to discuss details.
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Richard Robinson
Dwight Davis
Steno to Wed Nigerian Prince This Weekend
In Los Angeles an aviation plant stenographer aged 20 will marry 22 year old Nigerian Prince Oiuokere Paddy Njaka on Saturday. The couple plans a simple ceremony in the city.
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Oiuokere
Paddy Njaka
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