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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-21
Creaci6n de Centric
de Ensenanza de .Periodisrno
Tendrd sU Sede en- Quito y cenfro
de Mofemdticos Hobrd en- Argentina
Por JEAN DEGANDT

y otro organismo, la de crear
IN Centre Regional Latinoame-
ricano de aMtematicas en- Bue,
nos Aires.
La comislon de information
de la Organization de las Ma
clones Unidas para la Educa-
cion, la Ciencia y la Cultura
aprobo la primera propuesta
y la comisidn de programa la
seSunda.
Para Ell centric de periodismo
ell gobierno ecuatoriano ofrecio
locales en- la Universidad Cen,
trail de Qul,o, la asignaci6n de
varios profesores de la univer-
Sidad para Ia e%nsenanza de las
materias de cultura general y
otros s~ervicios, aparte del alo-
idmiento que necesitaran las SO
personals qte hayan de seguir
los cursos del centric, TODD ellie
por un valor de $4,000 dolares.
En- ell Centre de Matematicas
de Buenos Aires, tomaran parte
los principles matematicoss de-
mundo. Tn s;stema de becaS per.
mitira que los profesores y es-
pecialistas de la America Latina
paedan %concurrir a este centro,
a fin de logIar una alta especial
lizacion, para 10 cual Sc calcul6
que Sc neceSitan al menos dos
amos de trabajo.
La secretaria de la UNESCO
manifesto, que zen vista del apo.
20 total con que cuenta la mi
ciLiva sObre Ell centric de ma
tematicaS, es procedente c6nce.
der los 10000 d6lares que i'm
plea para la UNESC0 Ell fun
cionamiento de dicho centric,
haciendose las oportunas econo,
mias en- otros capitulos y a fin
de que las labores eomiencen
Ell ano proxlmo",
LA Universidad de Buenos
Aires = anadio la Secretaria =
proporcionara alojamiento para
los becarios y profesores invi.
tados y satisfara los salaries del
director y secretario, los gastos
de administration y otras taten.
clones"
En- 10 que Sc refiere al cen.
tro de periodismo de Quito, en-
la Comision de Informacion in.
tervino Ell DR. Jorge Salvador,
delegado ecuatoriano, quien di.
10 que todos los paises latino
Pasa a la pagina 8
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-21
lyndon Johnson
va d Mexico d
~Eg1fFevistu con
e.
Lonez Muteos

WASHINGTON Nov. 20
(CPIJ--Fuentes informadas
cue 81 Senador de Te-
xas Lyndon Johnson, jefe de la
mayoria demucratica de la Alta
Camara, ira en- avion a AGA
pui"o ell proximo domingo, dia
90, para conferenciar con ell
Presidente electo del pals veci-
no, Adolfo Lopez Mateos.
Los informantes manifesto
ron que Johnson que conferen-
clara con Lopez MateoS, no va
a la capital mexicana a causa
de su estado de salud.
Ell senado1 sufrio hace dos
amos un ataque cardiaco, y sus
medicos no Green aconseiable
que vaya a I'm sitio que tiene
la altitud de la ciudad de Mexi-
CO
Segun funcionarios del De
partamento de Estado, la visi-
ia de Johnson al vecino pals
fue sugerida por amigos CO
munes". Y 81 citado Department
to Official la ha acogido con sa-
tisfaccion. Sc dice que uno de
esos amigos comunes" es ell
embajador de los Estados Uni
dos en- Mexico Robert Hill, que
antes fue Secretario de Estado
adjunto para relaciones con Ell
: Congreso.
81 En- una entrevista %colectiva
con la prensa, johnson mani
s'festo hoy que anhela conocer al
-P=esidente electo de Mexico,
e pero que los planes para ell via
je aun no son firmes y por 10
tanto no sabe cuando ten
6 dra lugar su 'breve vista. Elk
pli.o que la invitacion de Me-
xico Sc recIbi6 en- SUI despacho
mlentras el Sc encontraba au-
d sente en- sus extensos viajes via
.nde la campana electoral Ill
TINA y no habia podido contes-
s'tarla inmedi ,tamente. En- Wis
TIA de clio, despues de las cleo
clones Sc reptile la invitacion
/ que esta vez lie fue transmitida
por mediacion del Embajador
. Hill.
Ok "Informe al embaiador a la.
saxon -dijo Johnson de que,
mereciendome tanta considera-
s'cion Ell pueblo y las autorida-
de mexicanas, me gustaria CO.
nocerlos personalmente."
Anadio, no obstante, que a
SUI juiciG ell jefe de la mayoria
4. senatorial, no debe hablar en-
n nombre de los EU. en- sus re-
laciones con Jtros paises, a me-
AMOS que asi Sc 10 pidan ell pre-
sidente o ell Departments de
Estado En- consequence, Hill
harlo del case en- ell departa-
: mento y segQn Johnson, las au-
.rtoridades de este no sole apro-
boron eli proyectado viaje sino
que lie exhortaron a aceptar la
invitaci6n.
sew johnson no sabe, sin rembar-,
go, de que clase de asuntos ha-
blara con Lopez Mateos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-21
Ponen en- Libertod
Presses PoIiticos
81
en- la Argentina

BUENOS AIRES, noviembre
20. (UPD-El Ministerio del In
terror inforino que esta noche
quedaran en- libertad 70 presses
pollticos detenidos la semana
pasada en- relacion con la huel-
ga petrolera de Mendoza.
Los 70 llegaron anoche a La
Plata, capital de la provincial
de Buenos Aires. y Sc mforma
que anteriormente estuvieron
en- la base naval de Puerto Bel
grano. Entire ellos nay peronic-
tas, comunistas y nacionalistas,
sc cree que en- ell grupo figura
Ell escritor comunista Alfredo
Varela.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-21

! nacionaJ del Partido Radical In.
transigente, que es ell de From.
dizi, anulo SD decision de expul
sarle del partido y retro SUI de,
manda de que renunciara a la
vicepresidencia.
La decision Sc produjo, 10
minutes despues de la mediano.
che, en- medic de un gran de:
sorden, originate por los dipu,
tados del partido radical del
pueblo, que es ell de la oposi.
cion.
Dieron lugar al deserden,
cuando Sc opusieron a la pro.
ruesta de Hector Gomez Ma
cnado, presidente del bloque de
Radlcales Intransigentes, de
dar por terminate ell debate y
proceder a la votacion.
La asamblea aprob6 la pro.
puesta de Machado, pero los di.
putados radicales del pueblo
continuaron protestando y di-
clendo: "Es una vergiienza. Els.
to es una desgracia Macdonald
Mientras gritaban golpeaban
en- SuS meSaS
La assmblea dio comienzo a Ia
yotacion Embellishments DIES.
pues. La mayoria de los legisla-
dores permanecieron en- la Ca
mara pero algunos Sc Marcia
roi. y otros continuaron protes-
tando.
FL p~residerte de la asamblea,
Ell Senador Guido, informo en-
medic de la confusion Que la re-
nuncia Sc habia aprobado.
Ii tumulto impidio conocer
exactamente la votacion final.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-21
Congreso Argentine Acepta
Renuncia del Vicepreddente

RUENOS AIRES, noviembre
20. (UPI)--El congreso acept6
la renuncia del Vicepresidente,
Alexandra Gomez.
Las dos camaras aceptaron la
renuncia de Gomez en- una Sc.
sion coniunta que comenzo a
las 8 y 20 de la noche bajo la
presidential del Senador, Jose
Maria Guido. presidente del Sc
nado.
Como estan con ell gobierno
todos los senadores, y 100 de
los 1877 diputados, nadie dudaba
de que ell congreso aceptaria la
renuncia.
Ell vicepresidente presento SUI
renuncia a los nueve dias de
haber comenzado la crisis politi-
ca
La crisis comenzo, cuando Co
mez die al Presidente, Arturo
Frondizi y al Ministro INFERNO
de Defensa, Alfredo Vitolo, que
Sc lie habia advertido que estaba
Ell Marcia una conspiraci6n pa
ra derribar al gobierno. Gomez
recomendo entonces Sc estable.
ciera un gobierno de coalicion
que frustrara la conspiracion.>
AL negarse Gomez a revelar ell
nombre de SUI i%nformante, o in
fcrmantes, Sc lie acus6 de haber
tratado de aprovecharse de la
supuesta conspiracion para que
darse el mismo con ell poder.
Quedo sin embargo, vindica-
do en- gran parte al expresar
publicamente Frondizi SUI fe, en-
las buenas intenciones del vi
cepresldente y cuando ell comite
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-21
CREYENTE
EN- PANAMERICANISMO

SAC PAULO, Nov. 2O.-(U.
Gobernador del esta.
do de Sac Paulo, Janio Quadros
llam6 hoy al gobernador cleo
to del estado de Nueva York
Nelson Rockefeller, verdadero
creyente en- ell Panamericanis-
mo y dijo que. lie gustaria verle
en- la Casa Blanca.
Rockefeller Sc epcogio de
hombros ante la declaration
hecha en- un discurso en- un al
muerzo pero estrecho efusiva-
mente la mano de Quadros des-
pues del brindis,
Rockefeller, refiriendose a
tPasa a la Pagfna 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-21

PARIS, Nov. 20 (UPI)- I'm
ORGANISING de la UNESCO apro-
DO la propl esta de establecer
un Centre de Ensenanza Supe-
rior de Periodismo, en- Quito
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
Grand Mosfer
To Convene Cabinet

John r. Lawrsrcs. grand master
IT the Minnesota Prince Han Mas.
ouic Grand Lodge vfll convene
his cabinet in official sesaion in
the o q Han Jr. Room Of the
At,isclss-Rrpoks American Legion
Post, Rondo at ChatEworth In r.
Paul, saturday. February 8.
At this meeting plans for fra
tsrnal activity during the year
VIII - formulated and discussed
Grand master LsUrcnce is expect
81 TO announce the schedule %
his official ytN.taiiona 70 N. sey-
srai lodges within the jurisdiction.
Tie wiil also Issue Mia proclarna-
ion % uss subordinate lodges Cor
u. obs,rvancs IN June % thia year
of ,hse birthday % me Patron ssln,
Of Masonry 81 John Tho Baptist
Elective members of the grand
masters csbanet include haurio.
Coaslsy. deputy grand master
Sioux FaIls. South Dakoia. Harvey
Nos. Minneapolis grnnt senior
~arosn. Dan Coates. 5ioezs Yalla
South D&sotA grad i1maor war.
den Eggsrs L~~is 3, PAU, grand
trsAz4r.r ChAlnsrs Ls-sor. Min
nszpcaas grand secretsry. and Ia
Percea crsens 8, Pka4L CRANE
sctarer
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Central at Grotto on Sunday Feb.
3. 1858.
DR.. Ray is a native Of Texas,
a graduate Of Arkansas Baptist
College and Morohouse College.
is active in frateTnAl and civic
organizations all over the country.
He is one of the nations top
preachers.
At IL am. Or. Rays topic win
be is Righteousness A Good
Risk ?" Music win be rendered by
the Senior Gospel. and Choral
Choirs. Al 5 pm. at the Te~ti-
monial for DIR. Floyd Massey, Jr.,
Or. Rays topic win be The Role
OF The Preacher In Our Times. Z"
Greetings viii be brought by re-
ligious, civic, and government
leaders Music will be rendered
by the Minnesota State Baptist
Choir under direction OF Mr. VIII
lie b. Hale
A reception follows in Fellow
ship Hall
Rev. Floyd Massey. Jr.. pastor
OF Pilgrim Baptist Church since
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Governor To Speok;
WheofIeys 33rd
Annuol Dinner
Thursday Feb. 20

The S3rd Annual Meeting OF
Phyllis Wheatley settle emit
House Red Feather Agency. will
be held on Thursday February 20.
The dinner meeting will held on
Thursday, az CHS pm az Phyllis
Wheatley House. SOC Aldrich Az
enue N, Clifford f. Rueker, Gen
eral Chairman, stated that tho
dinner meeting viii be the first
public meeting sponsored by the
Board Of Directors in the 80 year
service record % the red feather
agency
Mr.. Ruckor announced that plans
for the dinner meeting had been
completed and that invitations
were being mailed. The meeting
is open to the public, and the
cost OF the dinner is $3.50 per
plate
The main speaker will be the
Honorable orville L. Freeman.
Governor Of Minnesota.
Committee members for the
Thirty-third Annual Meeting are
Program Clifford t. Rucker.
Chairman, Judge Leslie L. Ander-
son, Raymond w Cannon, Mrs.
Earl Kyle and Miss Ester sher-
wood,
Publicity: Mr. Fred A. Hsdlcy,
Chairman, Mrs Russell Duncan,
Mrs, WIN Jones and Mrs. Helen
whiteaide.
Reservations. Theodore Wood
ard. Chairman, Mrs. Paul Curry,
Harry Davis, Cecil Il. Newman.
Mias Katherine Parsons, Mrs. Ar
mas pelto and Mrs. Carrie Wal
lace.
Dinner and Arrangements: Mr..
Charles -, Fist. Chairman. Mrs
Myrtle Banks, Rev, TX. w. Bolts,
Harold G. Combs. Mrs Harry Dav-
is, Mrs. Garrett Davis. Mrs. Oscar
0risaom. Wendell c. Jonea. Harry
Lewis AIRS. Patrick Patton. Mrs.
Earl Stewart. Mrs Jack strawder
Mrs. Geraldine withers and Mrs.
Daiay Young.
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Man Shoots His
SfePson: Suys He
Feured Be0finq

Harlan L. Roberts, 20. rs E
Ackert St. St. PAU admitted 20
St Paul police the shooting OF
Joseph Temple. his stcp-son late
Monday afternoon Feb 3.
Temple, 20 WAS struck by a shot.
gun blast during an argument
with his step-father and two other
men
According 10 the story Roberts
told police, the four OF them had
been gambling and drinking when
the argument began.
The boy IN bigger than me,
said Roberts y didn't want 10
take n whipping so I shot him. !
could just az well shot him In The
head but didn't want 10 XIII
him" Roberts told authorities
Roberts was arrested when he
apparently fell asleep in his car
when II stopped AT sclby and
Western
He and the other two men
present when The shooting occurred
are being held for further invest
CATION
Temple, the wounded man who
was shot IN the thigh IL reported
20 be IN good condition Al Anckcr
hospital
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-Four person whose names APP
poarcd In the list OF those arrest
ed in the st Paul club raids In
last weeks paper have issued sm.
phaio denials that they were not
the persons Of the same names
who faced the court.
Doris Brown OF $500 InawAths
Minneapolis said the Doris Brown
listed was not her.
Clarence Lewis. who operates q
barber shop at 4g7 Rondo Az. st.
Paul and lives at Sf7 Marshall
Az said he was not the Clarence
Lewis in the raid The address OF
the other Clarence Lewis 10 ns7
RondO,
Miss liner Smith. 40 ~, An
thony Az, said the person Of the
same name who was In the raid
was certainly not her.
James Austin. as1S Fourth Az.
s Minneapolis informed this paper
that he was not the James Austin
LISTED among those arrested in ths
raid.
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against him In his bid for reelsc-
ton
an advance copy 81 the report
on dui rights 10 be presented
by Gene Hoseublum. 81 Paul,
Chairman o. ninnssotaH Young
DBL civil Rights committee, 70
me 18th Annual state convention
n tGs Young Democratic clubs
Of Minnesota. here In 81 Cloud
FsH 1919 Indicated that the young
politicians ara prepared 20 Join
with any like-mlndHd organiln-
tons IN a direct attack on pre-
JUDGES 81 eli kinds
cyg nights is no longer a
political Issue said Ttoacnbium.
sgaEesman FOR the COMMITTEES.
THIS ~ more than n party mat.
Tor Every citizen of our country
has a stake IN the continuance ~
hmeTlca's role m leader In The
free world For ua 10 play our
part effectively We must b. In a
morally sound position.
'-rhs Asian and African nations
are the delicate balance ~ power
IN ths struggle bs'we~u tho Dem.
ocraac free nations ~ ths world
and Worid-~idS Communism. We
caHno, afford at this critical stage
IN vDrid history. 20 b. petty, 10
bs prsiudioed or 10 uss a d01bls
standard" said Rh~@nbium,
me report also cited gains nads
under hlnnssota's Democratic adj
mlnlatration:
'--Adoption Of sa~s. Fair Em~
pioyrD~at Practices Law, and
and The eysAtto. 81 nam
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way Of thinking, In tho best In the
state headed by cur uplondid chief
(wllliam proctEl and Robert Pet
crson our Commissioner of Public
safety, We take pride in saying
our chief and our Commissioner I"
Here We heaitate TO think that
they could he 80 easily mislod by
believing report handed or
brought IN by few ministers and
uniformed citlzene
References were made 10 the
.HA,ACr. and the part the or
ganiKstion may have played In the
lns,igation OF the raids Leonard
Carter. president Of the St Paul
Branch " tho NAAcp., denied
that tho organization was aSsoci-
atod with any such move THE
NAA4CP cannot be- party 10
issues of this kind We are not
permitted 90 Join or represent eur.
selves In any organization without
frat obtaining permisaion from
the national office Of tho NAAcP.
Carter went on 10 say that too
often people and organizations
miaroproscnt themselves downtown
by giving the impression that they
can speak for the entire commun.
ity"
On thln same point 1hurmand
Mcfarland NAACP board NOM
Der, said the North Central Inn
provemsnt Association could never
have impressed the Commissioner
without using The nance OF the
NAAcr ami the Urban League "
Major samuel RsnSorns. repre-
aenting the North Central Inn
provemant Association, denied any
roports that the organisation re-
queated the clubs 90 be raided
Said itansoms y don't think the
NAACI' should be crucifisd bo,
cause raids were made on these
clubs ftanaoma went 10 say
that he and tho HC'tA were op'
posod 30 any more clubs In this
area You can organize any kind
~ club, rtvic OF otherwise, but
don't put u IN the itondo area =
Many citizens living in the
vicinity OF tho two clubs stated
they had never heard Of any dis.
turbance from either club one
Indignant member Of the group
claimed 10 have conducted sur
yoy IN the immediate n'iEhbor
hood - the Turtle club and could
find 90 ono 10 complain against
tbs clubs operation
The weekly press came IN FOR a
round ~ criticism Lots Olsen pub
fisher ~ the aelby Ncighbor was
(Continao,i on Page A.
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HENNEpIN COUNTY COP
WORKSHOP TO HOLD
DISCUSSION GROUPS

The HsnnepIu County Hspubli.
ran Workshop scheduled a series ~
discussion groups At The home Of
Mra garustt Davis 1909 Elliot
A. beginning February 10. a. 1
pm.
The topics will include political
parties, their purposes and plat
orna party structures and his
ory. and the mechanics ~ partiei-
patton IN politics through attend
snrs 1T the precinct caucus
This group will be led by Mrs
EuEens " Could member ~
the board n the IIspnspin County
Workshop
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THREE GROUPS
DlSAvOW NORTH
CENTRAL BODY

The North Central Community
association headed by Rev, H. IL
Hunter lost three OF It's mem
bcrs. after the heat " the recent
club raids was turned on.
First tho ~ Paul NAhCP
branch through its president
Leonard Carter wrote Rev Hunter
Jan, ~. the following letter
kindly accept thla letter an
notification that the AZ Paul chap.
ter OF the NAACp ~ withdrawing
mn member OF your organixatlon.
III Is my understanding that under
the administration headed by past
president Frank NJ amith. cur
Organisation was member Of
your group
ON February 4. Donald Lewis
OF the Limited Ten club wrote
Rev Hunter that his club was not
and had never been member OF
the association
Lewis said III any member OF
tho North Ccatral Improvement
Association has taken tho preroHa
tive 10 assume that the IAmitsa
Ten club Ia a member of your az
ISOLATION, then We tale this oppor-
tunity 20 divorce ourselves and
state that va are not members"
Lewis told this newspaper last
week he attended the initial meet
ing Of the association but that h"
made II clear ha was there M an
individual and not representing
his organisation,
John H. Lawrence, grand master
% the Prince Hall GRAND Lodge
81 Free and Accepted nasons in
letter 10 this paper denied his
group vas affiliated with the as-
ISOLATION
Wrote Mr. Lawrence ON FEB 2:
Ice the letter o. the North
Central Community AAsocia-
ton published in your paper
Jan. -. there n an error
'-fhe ~ w Prince Hall
Grand Lodge, y a A. NJ, of
Minnesota IL not member
and has never been q mem~
Der"
REV " " Hunter pastor. Mount
Ollvot Baptist church and proni-
dent of the North Central Com
munily Association raid he had
been receiving number ~ am
CONTINUED on page ~
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evuus citizens FaIr Employ
ns~nt Practices committees
throughout tho small towns
81 this state
appointment 81 several No
gro leaders O. positions az
high responsibility. among
them being q. Howard Bcn-
nett, Minneapolis Judge. and
other Negroes % yartous
boards and commissions and
tho Attorney Generals staff
- positive and dynamic lad
srsbip In the person Of Gov
cFnor Freeman 10 GREAT
more jobs for NlnneaotaRs
~ all races. and cr-od..
The Young poiiticos report also
blasted President Eisenhower for
seeming indifference Of his adj
20 make any new
,rogross IN the field Of civil rights.
The Republicans were content
% attempt 20 cruelty tho Don-
.crs,ie party on tbs oroas Of rs-
igioua blgotry and racial Intel
rance. Both attempts have failed
md In fact have back -nrsd.- the
eport stated
'~Ths President has indicated
.ha, nothing moro win bs done
% implement the civi rghta bfl.
mo President appointed a COM
mission weighted againN real
progress In the field Of civil rgAts
rhs President has refused TO meet
nth civil rights leaders TO dis-
lcontinnsd ON page ~
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TURTLE CLUB OFFICERS
GET SUSPENDED SENTENCES

Cecil - Little and Booker T.
Ellis. both listed AZ officers Of
the Turtle Club which was raided
Jan %. were found guilty ~ dis
orderly conduct in g. PAU Nun
icipal court Feb o.
Each was given a 10 day mis-
pended sentence by Judge Leonard
Reyes Two other men arrested
In the raid and who pied not
guilty were 10 face tho court
Thursday FEB g.
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Massey To he Honored!
New York Posfor
Guest Al Pilgrim
Sunday Feb. 2

The Rev. DIR. Sandy F, Ray.
pastor Cornerstone Baptist Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y and President OF
the Empire Missionary Baptist
State Convention will deliver the
Massey Appreciation Day sermons
at Pilgrim Baptist Church. w,
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Second Ward DFL
Supports open
Occupancy" Bill

A. itH meeting Monday Feb
3, the second Ward DFL Club
endorsed the principle ~ open
Occupancy" without q dissent.
ing vote
second Ward Alderman Kent
YDCnEdAhi. leader u The Mimi.
apolis city council liberal can
cas-. WAS present and IN nia
speech ts indicated that hs
knows the ward ciDb would sup
port him IN a strong stand Tor
open Occupancy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

Some Of the confusion on names
would have been ohviated II there
had been space available IN the
paper 10 list addresses Of those
involved In the raids
IL was evident however that
some Of those BOOTED by the police
gave fictitious names and n few
gave the namea OF other persons
not even involved
The large number Of persons
made close checks
by tho police Of Identities and add
ressos imposnbls. and SOME ~
these who knew this. gave nc
uciouH names or used the first
name that popped In their minds
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81 Thomas W0nrns Auxiliary
Chltteriipg or Chicken supper
Feb. =, Z pm, Masonic Temple
sss2 tth Ave so. Slz5, special
CbiIdren's Dinner. goc
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REV. FLOYD MASSEY JR,
lsf1. has given Of his
ability. time, and energies 10 help
his community. state and nation
"a well as his parish.
This Appreciation Day has been
set aside 20 honor him for iabors
beyond the call OF duty church
officials state,
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Mass Meeting Held
To Protest St. Paul
Police Raid On Clubs
NY STAFF WRITER

Az $50 pm Friday January 81 $50 citizens Of So
Paul RondoS Anthony district met at Halle Brown Com
munty House TO discuss the recent raids on clubs
In his the crowd Nance Ellis OF the Rondo
Improvement Club one Of raded clubs said The police
department Of the City Of ST Paul according my mind and
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Church Sond Used Against Robinson
Young DFL To Meet
At St. Cloud; Rights
Resolution To Be Offered

81 Cloud Minnesota Minnesota Young Democrats
prepared challenge to Minnesota Young Republican
organization join with them In bipartisan effort 10 work
for the elimination 81 racial prejudccs IN Minnesota
Also IL m apparent the YDF state chairman George Robin
sons stand in tho Frank Church controversy being used
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07
Rental Property Owners
Begin Campaign Against
Open Occupancy Bill
BY j. Pierre Guilnsant

Some 400 members of the Minneapolis Rental Property
owners Association and the Citizens Emergency Committee
et al the Minneapolis YWCA Jan 80 organize against
open Occupancy legislation both the city state levels
Chalred by NJ A. Rasmussen, president of the MRoPA,
the meeting opened with discussion Of the proposed multiple
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-07

Roller skating party. Monday
Feb 10 Lexington Roller RINK
30 1880. Tickets Meals Dairy
Store. Admission SOc--Adyt