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The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-16
CIVIL RIGHTS NEWS

GREENWOOD Miss. - Workers for the Student Non
violent Coordinating Committee and Greenwood citizens
we're shot at again here last night Samuel Block and Will
lie Peacock two SNCC field secretaries. and two young
from Greenwood were leaving church when white
in 1853 Dodge station wagon with license tags
- shot at their
LOUISVILLE KY. - Two more tons of food and cloth
ing been rucked from here to Greenwood Miss to
help Negroes ctmzed for registering to vote About 500
cash went with the shipment
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-16
FREE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES.

MONDAY, MARCH 10 - DEARBORN First church,
William 3. Stout School, lssoo oskwood. 800 Pm. -
HOWARD n. IRWIN tc.s. Sentinel, Mar. 81
THURSDAY. MARCH n - ROYAL OAK - CHURCH,
Fourth and oskdsIe - CHARLES LOUIS REILLY. -
800 Pm. (cs. Sentinel, Mar. 81 s5
FRIDAY. MARCH ~ - DETROIT Second Church, -
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PM (c.S. Sentinel. Mar. 81
NO COLLECTIONS EVER.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-16
House Bill 81
Not Good For Youth
PROBATE COURT
JUVENILE DIVISION

To Whom it May Concern:
Dear Sir:
Because of the public interest
that usually attends discussion
of the subject of tecn-aged drlf-
ers. am submitting to your
tention a copy of a letter Win u
has been sent to the Hon IlaI y
DiMaso, Chairman of the Hol G
of Representatives Committee rl
Public Safety.
In brief, it is my feeling Il i
in their zeal 10 pass that eth
are protective of. or bcncfi, Il
TO youth, legislators Somctln
are prone to impose excess
restrictions and restraints ur
them In such instances, the
su.tant effects are detrimental p
the juveniles as well as TO lle
society-at-large.
1t is my considered judgment
that House Bill No 81, viii h
seeks TO raise the minimum aSc
for issuance of a motor vchic c
license from 10 to l8 years, is a
prime example of such overly
rcpressive legislation, and would
be a wholly improper law TO have
OH our statute books.
Accordingly, il would be my
hope that public opinion might &c
brought to bear upon this matter
il order that the best intcrc: 5
CT all citizens of this State may
be served through the defeat cf
the subject House Bill.
Very truly yours.
James H. Lincoln
Judge of Pribate
Juvenile Division
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-16

Committee on Public Safety
House Of Representatives
Lansing, Michigan
Dear Representative DiMaSo.
am concerned about House
Bill No. 81, which purports 10
fix a minimum age of eighteen
years for the purpose OF obtaining
an Operators License.
Since | became Judge of Pro-
bate have been able to sub
slantiate the following factual in
formation concerning juveniles
who operate automobiles that may
be of interest to you:
/. Approximately fifteen per.
cent of auto accidents in Wayne
County involve unlicensed drivers,
many of whom are fourteen and
fifteen years of age.
2. Less than seven percent Of
licensed Juvenile drivers arc
chronic violators-(three or more
moving violations during their
first year of driving).
3. Seventy.five percent of the
chronic violators are also having
other problems, j. G., at school or
home.
wish 10 express my opposition
10 n. 3. No. 81 for the following
reasons:
/. Increasing the age TO cigh-
teen years would eliminate the
highly beneficial results of driy-
ers' training program now offered
TO school age youth.
2 | predict a high increase IN
the number Of unlicensed juv-
nile driver violations if the age
is raised TO eighteen years.
3. Most Juvenile Courts treat
the traffic offender with greater
severity than adult viol. tJrs are
treated. Suspension OF license
IN lieu of cash fine).
A. The vast maJOrlly OF juvcn.c
drivers who have received TIC
benefits of drivers training pro-
grams are good drivers and Go
not abuse the driving privilege.
Frankly, | believe that ii. B.
No. 81 Is an injustice TO ilc
majority of sixteen year odS
and that it dcprives them OF
status symbol indicating th.ir
approach TO adulthCod. II contlos
arc indicated it impreSScS me that
IL should start al home with tnc
parents. Certainly. the results OF
driver training programs are such
that they warrant expansion "a
all areas of the State. rather
than deprive the sixteen year old
of an opportunity to learn good
driving habits by denying an op.
orators license because of his
age.
II is fact that less than seven
percent of licensed juveniles are
chronic violators and il is also
fact that a great majority
Continued en- Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-16
PROBATE COURT
JUVENILE DIVISION

Hon. Harry DiMsso, Chairman
Committee on Public Safety
House Of Representatives
Lansing, Michigan
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-16
"PRENTlSS BROWN BACKS
new STATE CONSTITUTION"

St. Ignaee Detroit News, Mar. 8
BY Carl B. Rvdow. Chief Of The News Lansing Bureau
After careful reading and study, ! have decided to
vote for IT," Brown said " is good in fact much better
constitution than have In the main. will have
an improved body Of fundamental law"
The former u S. senator in noting that the Democratic
Party in Michigan is officially opposed TO he document
declared: WB
I'VE don't have to follow that stand am still Demo-
era but they're Just not right about IT,
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-16
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Evening star., 1963-01-13

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Evening star., 1963-01-25
AT Air Photo Missions
AT Alabama U. Reported

nor about any possible prepara-
tionS for trouble.
Some time ago, the Justice
Department asked the Air
Force for aerial photography
of the Tuscaloosa, Ala, area"
the statement said. 1t indi-
Gated the pictures were taken
December 1880 by the 363d
Tactical Air Command Recon-
naissance Wing, Shaw Air
Force Base, Sumter, S. c.
The 363d is the only tactical
reconnaissance wing in the
continental United States and
received an outstanding unit
award from President Kennedy
for its role in photographing
Cuban missile sites.
The Advertiser quoted Ed
win o. Guthman, director OF
public information for the JUS
ltice Department, as saying
Evening star., 1963-01-25
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50. WTOP (9) - Tod and
BuZ, working as Chicago
taxi drivers, unearth a bit
of the city's gangland past
when they encounter a
frightened little ex-hoodlum
who has just been released
from prison after a 32-year
term. Luther Adler.
$500, WTTG (5) - Movie
Greats. "Cyrano De Ber-
erac." The classic story
about the soldier Of fortune
with the oversize nose, and
his unrequited love for
beautiful Roxanne. Jose Fer
rer, Mala Powers 1850.
11:1O, WRC t4-Hollywood's
Finest. "Gaslight." A man
tries to drive his wife to in
sanity. Charles Boyer, Ingrid
Bergman, Joseph Gotten
(l944.
1850, WMAL "a - Movie.
"Flesh and Fantasy" Three
Evening star., 1963-01-25
BY the Associated Press

The Air Force said today
that reconnaissance planes took
aerial photographs late last
month of the Tuscaloosa (Ala0
area, home of the University
of Alabama.
The photographs were taken
at the request of the Justice
Department, the Air Force
said.
The statement was issued
after the Montgomery Adver-
tiser published a report that
aerial reconnaissance photo
graphs of the University Of
Alabama campus we're taken in
preparation for possible inte-
grafton troubles like those at
the University of Mississippi
last fall.
The Air Force statement said
nothing about the university,
Evening star., 1963-01-25
TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

6:O9, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
Symphony in Stereo, Schu-
bert's Symphony No. 8 in
B Minor,
500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
Heritage Concert. Works
by Schubert, Goldmark,
Stravinsky and Strauss.
$3.50, WHFS-FM tlO2.3 Me-
Stereo Concert Time
Beethoven's Symphony No
3 and 8.
$3.50, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc
and 1888 Me- - Library
of Congress Concert. BeauX-
Arts Trio; Ingolf Dahl'S
Trio; other works by Bee
thoven and Brahms.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

Ford Motor Company engineers constantly finding
ways extend life Even places you can't Take rust
poofng for example Ford Motor Company pioneered the
of galvanized steel for vital underbody parts M reSsts rust
2tO times longer than ordinary painted See Critical such
wheel openings and behind headlights sprayed with
primer that's 906 concentrated zinc Mues aumnized
Bumpers protected with 6sep process including copper
plating brass plating and nickel plating All exterior
stainless stee-can rust With advances like these
wonder Forbut last longer need less care keep
their value better.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

exciting and mysterious
tales, well-acted. Charles
Boyer. Edward G. Robinson
and B Barbara Stanwyck.
(1943).
2:55, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Bait" An old pros
pector contrives a plot to
kill his partner by using his
young wife as bait. Cleo
Moore, John Agar l954).
Evening star., 1963-01-25
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
1900, wAMU-FM 1885 Nc,

1900. WAMU-FM 1855 Me-
Viewpoint, A discussion of
how the news media covers
Washington. Participants:
Ellie Abel, NBC White House
correspondent; Richard
fitzpatrick, Washington Bu-
reau Chief for the Cincin-
natl Enquirer; David Sc
crest, Washington corre-
spondent for Business
Week; Alan Spivak, White
House correspondent for
United Press International,
and Richard Fryklund of
The Star
$3.50, WTOP-The West is
Disarray. A special report
on the Common Market by
CHS correspond len is In
Evening star., 1963-01-25
TIRE AIR FROZE,
RIDE IS ROUGH,
LIAR COMPLAINS

WILLIAMSPORT. Ohio
(AP).-Walter Lewis Of
Williamsport had been
complaining yesterday that
his car was riding too
rough in the below-zero
weather.
He quit complaining. he
said, when he discovered
that the air in his tires
had frozen solid.
1t should be noted that
Mr.. Lewis was crowned the
1862 champion liar by the
Burlington (Wis) Liars
Club.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
EDUCATIONAL W
CHANNEL 26)

3:OO-Probability and Statis-
tics.
5:3O-What's New. Children.
6:OO-BritiSh Calendar.
6:15-The Friendly Giant
Children.
6:30-Probability and Statis-
tics.
7:O0-American Economy.
1880 - Faculty Viewpoint,
Subsidized Marriage"
8:0O-The House We Live In,
$3.50 - Flaherty F. eatures,
Louisiana Story"
Evening star., 1963-01-25

I'VE wished to have them in
case they were needed"
He was quoted further as
saying such photographs would
have been helpful in the opera
ton at the University Of Mis-
sissippi.
Three Negroes have applied
for admission to the University
of Alabama at Tuscaloosa,
which has been under a United
States court injunction since
1856 TO refrain from refusing
to admit any Negro because of
race.
Evening star., 1963-01-25
Educator Appointed

Daniel z. Gibson, president
Of Washington College, Chester
town. Md, has been appointed
a member of the Association of
American Colleges Commission
on Academic Freedom.
Evening star., 1963-01-25

France, England, Germany
and Italy.
Tomorrow
300, WTOP -. Metropolitan
Opera. Beethoven's "Fide-
lio." Birgit Nilsson, Jon
Vickers, Morley Meredith.
The chronicle., 1963-12-26
Stennis Agrees
Campaign
For Economy

WASHINGTON CUPID - Sen.
John Stennis, D-Miss., said he
was in full agreement with Pres
ident Johnson's pledge of thrift
and frugality in government.
Stennis, in a statement issued
from his office here today, said
he was encouraged by the Presi-
dents first message to Congress
in regard to government expendi-
lures.
1T will have my active and
wholehearted support" said
Stennis. 1--WE must restore fiscal
sanity and reason to our govern
ment. 80"
However, the Mississippi Dem
ocrat said it was too early to
predict with any real accuracy
those measures and policies
which Johnson would strongly
push and advocate.
Unfortunately, it is already
abundantly clear that his posi-
ton on civil rights is extreme, .
said Stennis.
The chronicle., 1963-12-26
Eggs Objective
Of Researchers
At State College

STATE COLLEGE (Special)-
Developing hens that will lay
more eggs is the objective of an
Experiment Station poultry
breeding project at Mississippi
State University.
DR.. C. H, Thomas, poultry
geneticist, is in charge of the
research. His studies are show
ing that egg production can be
improved by selecting for this
trait. Also in his tests inbreed-
ing has reduced production but
when inbred lines are crossed
higher production results.
T HON as crossed several
strains of egg production type
birds to produce four populations
with a broad genetic base. In
two Of these populations he Sc
lected families with the highest
egg production. Then males
and females in each line were
randomly mated to reproduce
each line. These second genera
ton hens produced 8 per cent
more eggs than the first gen
Grafton females which were
themselves selected for high egg
production.
In two other populations Thorn
as selected families that were
about average in the group as
far as egg production was con-
cerned. He reproduced tn e
lines by half brother and sister
matings. Second generation
birds in these two lines produced
by inbreeding laid l per cent
less eggs than the first genera
ton. When the inbred lin e S
were crossed, the offspring
had a 6 per cent better egg
production record than t h e il
parents. Mortality was a b out
the same for all groups.
The chronicle., 1963-12-26
Alabama Probe
Of Loan Sharks
Is Scheduled

MONTGOMERY (UPD - A
thorough probe Of loan shark
activities in Alabama heads the
list Of Investigations scheduled
for next year by the State
Legal Department, Atty. Gen.
Richmond Flowers has an
nounced.
Flowers said he expected the
Investigations to bring court ac-
ton which could involve injunc-
tons and license revocationS in
a number of cases.
The attorney general said his
agents would look into 'exceS.
Sive rates and questionable
charges being made by firms
dealing in loans of $500 or
more.
A check of several Birming.
ham loan firms indicated suffi-
cient evidence of uSuroiouS in
terest charges and other abus-
eS to justify an immediate in
vestigation, he said.
81 found by checking records
in several Birmingham loan
company offices that before a
loan is made the companies
first deduct the interest and
other charges and then hand
over to the borrower the bal.
ance of the loan amount.
mot only were the interest
The chronicle., 1963-12-26
EEN
AVERN
BY SUE BROWN

BY SUE BROWN
The annual Christmas dance
will be held Saturday from 8
pm. until midnight, featuring
Sonny Tanner and the Hi-Fi's.
Admission will be so cents.
Everyone come and have a
swingin' time.
X X X
We hope to have a hootenanny
Dec. 27. More about that later.
In the meantime, don't forget
the Christmas Dance.
X X X
The Teen Tavern Council has
elected officers for the coming
year. They are president, Tom
my Kenne; vice president, Kay
Weaver; secretary treasurer,
Sue Brown.
Eighth grade representatives,
Boo Major and Bruce Grimes,
ninth grade, Sue Brown a n d
Jesse Dees;; tenth grade, Kay
Weaver, Sandra Bosarge a n d
Steve Binion; eleventh grade,
Sally Maddox, Dickie Martin,
Daug Draper, and 7 o m m y
Keene. Twelfth grade, Fay
Norwood.
The chronicle., 1963-12-26
Listed
For Parking

Being able to park a car
smoothly and properly is just
as important as driving safely.
Five simple steps to parking
quickly and easily are listed by
the National Safety Council.
Remember to slow down and
signal the car behind that you
intend to stop. Then, if you
are parking parallel to the curb:
/. Check the space. T h e r e
should be five or six feet more
than the length of your c a r.
Stop alongside the car in front
Of the space about two fe e
away from it and with back
The chronicle., 1963-12-26
Wool Marketing
Periods Ends

Producers we're reminded to-
day that the 1868 marketing
year under the National WOO
program ends Dec. 81. Accord
ing to Forrest j. johnson chair
man, Jackson county Agricultur'
al Sterilization and Conserva
ton Committee. this means thai
payments for the current 9 6
year will depend on completing
all details of marketing either
wool or lambs by that date.
Marketings completed a f e
Dec. 81 will be eligible for pay,
mentS for the 1864 marketing
year.
The chairman explained tha
the 1868 marketing year under
the wool program has b e e
shortened to nine months in or
der to shift the wool marketing
year to a calendar-year basis
beginning in 1864. Because thi:
is a change from previous pro
grams, he declared, some pro
ducerS may let the deadline sliE
by, thinking that they have sew
eral more months before t h {
current programs end,
He urges that producers make
sure that all details of the 1856;
sales are completed not latel
than Dec. 81. This includes pas
sing title to the buyer, deliver
ing the wool to the buyer eithel
physically or through documents
transferring control to the buy
er, and having available a |
the information needed to deter
mine the buyers total purchase
price.
Applications for 1868 market
ing year payments under III
National Wool Act may be filet
with ASCS county office!
through Jan. 81. The chairman
points out that, since the pro
gram year will end earlier thar
usual - on Dec. 81, the 1856,
payments will likely begin il
April of next year instead O
late-summer as under previou;
programs.
The chronicle., 1963-12-26
CHRONICLE. PASCAGOULA AND MOSS POINT MISSISSIPPI
Books Collected
For Negroes
In Greenwood

CHELTENHAM, Pa. CUPID =
Students at Cheltenham High
School turned their Christmas
charity drive this year into a
book collection to establish a
library for Negroes at Green
wood, Miss, where the town
library is segregated.
The students collected 5,372
books from residents of the area.
A bookplate showing the book
was donated in memory of Presi-
dent John F. Kennedy will be
placed in each volume.
The chronicle., 1963-12-26

bumpers even.
2. Shift into reverse and back
up slowly, turning the steer
ing wheel sharply to the right.
3. When at about a 45-degree
angle to the curb and with the
front door even, with the other
cars bumper, straighten tn e
wheels. Continue backing SLOW
ly.
4. When your front bumper is
even with the back bumper Of
the other car, quickly turn the
steering wheel all the way left.
Slowly move back to, but don't
touch, the bumper Of the car be-
hind. Your right wheel should be
a few inches from the curb
not against it.
5. Turn right and move slowly
forward toward the curb, CEN
tering your car in the space.
! Straighten the front wheels.
Five similar steps let you
move smoothly into a diagonal
. parking space:
l. AS you approach the park
ing space, keep about five feet
between your car and the park
ed ones.
2. Signal cars to the rear that
you plan to slow, then make a
right turn signal.
3. When your car is one-third
past the left rear corner of the
bumper of the car to the right
of the vacant space, turn sharp.
ly right.
4. When the front wheels are
in the space, turn left to sraight.
en- them.
S. Edge to the curb until you
are fully in the space.
When parking facing doWr
hill, turn your wheels into the
curb, set the parking brake and
put the car in reverse, or, il
you have an automatic trans.
mission, in park and set the
hand brake.
On an upgrade, turn wheels
away from the curb, set th c
parking brake and shift to low
or park. If there is no curb
turn the wheels into the road
edge.
When you are ready to leave
if you have parked parallel
back up until your car nearly
touches the bumper of the one
behind. Shift to forward, looE
back to make sure the way is
clear, and signal for a left
turn. Move forward slowly, turn.
ing sharply left. When half way
out, turn right and proceed for
ward, checking front and rear
clearance Of your car.
When leaving a diagona
space, check traffic behind anc
move back slowly. Turn right
when your rear bumper is ever
/ with that of the car to the right
When traffic permits, back into
the right side of the street
Straighten wheels just b e t 0 r {
you stop with your car parallel
to the curb. Shift into forward
and proceed.
(NOTE: This is another in a
series Of articles sponsored by
the Jaycee keep The Holidays
Safe" campaign.)
The chronicle., 1963-12-26
LONGTIME CUSTOM

NEW YORK (UPD - The
custom of sending Christmas
cards is about 12O years old. II
started in the Victorian era in
England, according to the En-
cyclopedia Americana.
The chronicle., 1963-12-26
MOBILE AGENCY

QUoNSET POINT, R. I.
CUPID - 1t was one of the most
unique travel agencies ever. II
offered no tours of Europe, nc
Mexican holidays, no Caribbean
vacations. This agency, also one
Of the worlds most mobile, or
recent report was located Some-
where in the Red Sea.
The U.S.S. Essex, a 10000 tor
anti-submarine warfare carrier
set up the Essex Travel Agen.
cy" to ensure her crew mem.
bers had plane, train or bus
reservations when the sip re-
turned to the States shortly be-
fore Christmas.
The chronicle., 1963-12-26

r ates unusually excessive, :"
Flowers said,- 'but there were
also all sorts of other rates and
charges heavily penalizing the
! borrower