Arizona sun., 1962-05-17

WAOf1lI\i lON, u. N.--JUV-
ernment, business and organiza'
tional leaders will serve as work
shop chairmen and panelists at
the National Community Leaders
Conference on Equal Employment
Opportunity in Washington May 10.
Mrs. Marjorie Mckenzie Law
son, Washington attorney and
member of the Presidents Com
mittee on Equal Employment OPP.
portunity released the partial
list of workshop chairmen and
panelists. Mrs. Lawson, who was
named general chairman for the
conference by Vice President John
son, said that the panelists would
be available for consultation and
help in the various workshops.
The one-day conference, to be
held in the State Department Build
ing. will be attended by several
hundred participants who will
study equal employment oppor-
tunity problems and recommend
programs and action to the PreSi-
dents Committee.
Reports on the work of the
Presidents Committee will be
made at the conference by Vice
President Johnson, Committee
chairman; Secretary of Labor Gold
berg, vice chairman; Assistant
Secretary of Labor Jerry R. Hol-
leman, executive vice chairman;
John G. Field, executive director.
and Hobart Taylor, Jr., special
counsel.
Serving as chairmen for n e
workshops will be Secretary of
the Air Force Eugene M. Zuckert;
Glenn T. Seaborg, chairman of
the Atomic Energy Commission;
John w. Macy, Jr., chairman of
the Civil Service Commission; Will
liam F. Schnitzler, secretary-treas-
urer of the AFL-CIO; The Rt. Rev.
Monsignor George G. Higgins, di-
rector of the National Catholic We'll
fare Conference; Assistant Attor-
ney General Burke Marshall; How
ard B. Woods, executive director
of the st. Louis Argus; Alfred B.
Fit, deputy undersecretary of the
Army for manpoWer.
Panelists for the workshops will
include the following:
Apprenticeship; Assistant Secre-
tary of Labor Holleman; Mahlon
Puryear, National Urban League,
New York; Don Slaiman. assist
ant director, AFL-CIO Civil Rights
Department; Washington; Richard
j. Nelson, Inland Steel Co., Chi
cago.
Vocational Education: Lyle Car
ter. deputy assistant secretary,
Department of Health, Education
and Welfare, Washington; Francis
Gregory, assistant superintendent
of schools, Washington; Paul
Kempf, Hughes Aircraft Co., Cul-
yer City, Calf; Walter Arnold.
assistant u. S. Commission Of Ed
ucation, HEW, Washington.
Retaining: Lawrence O.. Hous-
ton, assistant to the administra-
tor, Area Redeyelopment Admin
istration, Washington; Whitney
Young, executive director, Nation
al Urban League, Washington; Will
liam Patrick, Detroit city council
man.
Higher Education: DR.. Morton
Soble. Anti : Defamation League
New York; Bill Trent, United Ne
gro College Fund, New York; Har-
ry Bard, president, Baltimore
Junior College; DIR. Chester Peters,
director of placement, Kansas State
University, Manhattan, Kans.
High School Guidance and CoulS
selling: Daniel Schneider, Nation
al Education Association, Wash
ington, Mrs. Sarah Herbin, Anne
rican Friends Service Committee,
High Point, N. c.; DR.. John Koontz,
assistant superintendent of schools,
Washington; DR.. Benetta Washing
ton, school principal, Washington.
Youth Guidance and Cultural
Enrichment by Private Organiza-
tions: DR.. Charles Livermore, di-
rector, Chicago Commission on
Youth Welfare; DR.. Herman Long,
Race Relations Depart
mento of American Missionary As
sociation, Nashville; David Hack
ett, executive director, Presidents
Committee on Juvenile Delinquen-
cy and Youth Crime; DR.. John
Morsell, NAACP,Z New York; Mrs.
Marjorie Parker, president, Ame-
'ican Council on Human Relations, !