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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1963
CAMBRIDGE MOVEMENT TO
RENEW DEMONSTRATIONS
CAMBRIDGE, Maryland—Mass
demonstrations will begin here
“unless there is a substantial
change in the situation.”
Mrs. Gloria Richardson, chair
man of the Cambridge Nonviol
ent Action Committee (C N AC)
called for renewed protests in
the wake of complete inaction
by the city administration and
business men.
“The Biracial Committee has
made no progress and will not
meet again until January 21,”
Mrs. Richardson said. “The Fed
eral Housing Project has been
held up until summer, and no
one knows why.” she said.
The housing project and bi
racial committee were two of
the provisions of a “desegrega
tion" agreement with white of
ficials. The agreement was sign
ed July 23 in the office of At
torney General Kennedy in Wash
ington.
Cambridge was the scene of
protracted demonstrations this
summer. On June 14, after a
near riot. Governor J. Millard
Tawes called in the Maryland
National Guard. The Guard still
remains here.
On October 1, Cambridge vo
ters rejected a city charter amend
ment, part of the “desegrega
tion” pact which would have
banned, discrimination in public
accommodations.
Only 40 per cent of the regis
tered Negro voters here cast bal
lots in the election. This small
number, compared to a 76 white
turnout, was a vote of confidence'
for Mrs. Richardson, who had
urged Negroes to boycott the
polls.
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Ceremonies for the New
Police Commissioner of De
troit, Ray Girardin, (center
were held last Thursday morn
ing at 10:00 at 1300 Beaubien.
Madison Mayor Breaks Tie
To Approve Anti-Bias Ban
MAIDSON, Wise. An equal
opportunity ordinance prohibiting
racial discrimination in public
accommodations, housing an *|
employment hats been approved
by the Madison City Council by
the Madison City Council by a
one-vote margin.
The dramatic Hollywood style
vote followed two full sessions
of heated debate during which
Mayor Henry Reynolds made a
strong plea for passage of the
measure before he was called
upon to break an 11*11 dead
lock.
Provisions of the new ordina
nce make it illegal for anyone
to discriminate for reasons of
color, race, creed or na J|^ n f
origin under penalty of a $25 to
SSOO fine. The measure also sets
up anew Mayor’s committee to
handle complaints.
The housing section of the
new law bans discrimination in
sale, rental or lease of private
housing. The amendment cxclud
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tion Committee. (CNAC) is an
affiliate of the Atlanta based Stu
dent Non-violent Coordinating
Committee (SNCC). Mrs. Richard
son is a member of the SNCC
Executive Committee.
LRJ Pushes
For Open Jobs
President Lyndon B. John
son, in a White House meet
ing, called upon officials of
64 large corporations to join
the Plans for Progress pro
gram of the President’s Com
mittee on Equal Employment
Opportunity, as a further step
to open equality of employ
ment opportunity to all Amer
icans.
“We will look forward eag
erly to working with you to
eliminate irrelevant consider
ations of ancestry from the
hiring practices of America
and to leave as the only real
test the consideration of mer
it and ability.’
The President, who serv
ed as Chairman of the Pres
ident's Commrttee while he
was Vice President and has
indicated he will keep his
active interest in the program,
said: “My own identification
and work with this Commit
tee during nearly three years
has been among the most mean
ingful! and rewarding of the
many tasks with which I
have been associated in more
than 30 years of public life.
Extending congratulations are
Sheriff Pete Bubak, left, and
Robert L. Harbour, Inspector
in the Sheriff's office.
ed houses of four units or loss
where the owner lives on the
premices. If the owner docs not
live in the house, the absentee
landlord is subject to the pro
visions of the ordinance.
The proposed ordinance had
been bottled up in the City At
torney’s office for 18 months.
At one point, Realtors spent
$3,500 for ads in both dailies
attacking the need for such an
ordinance, while the newspapers
were giving strong editorial sup
port in defense of the measure.
In 1961. the State Assembly
killed bills to ban discrimina
tion in sale, rental or lease of
private housing and to expand
the powers of the Governor’s
Commission on Human Rights.
A state anti-discrimination law
in public accommodations has
been on the books since 1895;
one for public housing since
1950; and a weak one for fair
employment since 1945.
The Federal Bar Association
held its annual Holiday Season
Reception in the Penthouse of
the Veterans Memorial Build-
183,000
City Clerk Thomas D. Lead
’better stated that approximately
183,000 “Notice of Suspension of
Voting Registration” cards were
mailed today to registered voters
in the City of Detroit who had
failed to vote within the past
two years.
Mr. Leadbetter advised that
any person still residing at the
address from which he is regis
tered and who is desirous of
keeping his registration in active
order must list his address, his
mother’s maiden name, and his
signature in the spaces desig
nated on the attached return
postal card. This card should
then either be mailed or deliv
ered within 30 days of reeipt ol
same to Room 202 City-County
Building as noted thereon. By
so doing, the voting registration
of the person involved will be
continued for another two-year
period.
If a person has moved to an
other address in Detroit, he must
list his new address on this re
turn postal card with other re
quired information and mail or
March On City Hall
Ends In Jail For 115
COLUMBIA, S.C. One hun
dred fifteen people were arrest
ed here when they attempted a
protest mareh on City Hall.
From Allen University, Bene
dict College, C. A. Johnson and
Booker T. Washington high
schools, the marchers were charg
ed with parading without a per
mit and disorderly conduct, and
w'crc released on S3OO hail each
with the exception of Timothy
Smith.
Smith is alleged to have tac
kled a policeman. And, in addi
tion to the other charges, he
was charged with assault. His
bail was SI,OOO.
Rev. Lindsey E. Crumlin and
Rev. I. D. Newman also marched
with the group.
The group, singing and carry
ing anti-segregation signs, began
the march from Gervis Street
and had gone only two blocks
before they were arrested.
The purpose of the march,
leaders said, was to protest the
general practice of racial seg
regation and to Indicate to the
city officials that the Negro com
munity is dissatisfied with the
rate of progress being made to
desegregate public accommoda
and to increase employment op
portunities.
Earlier this year the U.S. Su
preme Court set aside a convic
tion of 187 Negro youths who
were arrested when they march
ed on the State Capitol here in
demand of anti-bias legislation in
1961.
puedxa oi pue Suisnoq oje.vud
tions and to increase employment
opportunities.
in g Thursday, December 19th
Voters Suspended
deliver same as directed. This
will continue his registration for
another two-year period.
If a person has moved to an
other Michigan community, it
will be necessary for him to
register with the Clerk of the
community to which he has re
moved. In this case, he should
ignore the suspension notice pos
tal card as his record will auto
matically be cancelled at the ex
piration of the 30-day period.
Inasmuch as a general State
Primary and the Presidential
Election is scheduled for 1964, j
Mr. Leadbetter urged all persons
still qualified as voters to im-
Has Ho Authority
Says Justice Dept.
ATLANTA. Ga. A spokes
man for the Department of just
ice has told a California senator
the government "has no autho
rity” to intercede in the case of
a 67-year-old white minister held
in jail here since August 28.
The letter was written by
Burke Marshall, Assistant At
torney Genera! to senator, Thom
as Kuchel (R-Cal).
The elderly minister, the Rev
erend Ashton Bryant Jones, a
native Georgian now residing in
San Gabriel, California, is being,
held under $20,000 bail on char
ges growing out of a protest
demonstration at an all-white
church here this summer.
The church is now polling its
membership on whether ot not j
Negroes should be admitted to i
worship services there.
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The Booker T. Washington
Business Association prevent
ed its 6th Annuel Christmas
Party for Boys Wednesday, De
cember 16, 1963 In the Greet
Lakes Mutual Life Insurance
Building. Prom loft ore It Con
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Bar Association; Judge Charles
Farmer, Congressman Charles
Diggs, and Judge Wade H. Me-
Cree.
mediately return the attached
postal card requesting q, continu
ation of their registration. This
will avoid any future inconvon
ier.ee insofar as voting is con
cerned for these very import
ant elections.
92 Silent Freedom
Marchers Arrested
CHAPEL HILL, N C A to
tal of 92 sit-inners were arrest
ed in a pre-Christmas campaign
to desegregate restaurants in this
university town.
As part of the campaign, two
silent freedom marches through
the downtown section were con
ducted featuring “Give Freedom
For Christmas" placards. Up to
100 Negroes and whites partici
pated
Resumption of action, follow
ing, a 3-month moratorium, coin
cided with the jailing-in of three
demonstrators at Orange county
jail in Hillsboro. They arc serv
ing 30 days rather than pay SSO
fines. Trial of the 92 arrested
rciently has been set for Jan.
7th. Among them was CORE Task
Force Worker John Dunne, who
along with Task Force Worker
Buddy Teigher is coordinating
the campaign.
HAPPY
NEW YEAR
rad Vaughn, president; Thom
as R. Traynor, Principal, Moore
School for Boys; Leon Hard I
man. Public Relations Dept.,
Michigan Ball Telephone Ca.;
and Joseph Cress, chairmen,
Party Committees