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western new york's oldest largest and best-selling negro weekly vol 42—no 21 helping to know and build a better community since 1925 buffalo n v saturday nov 22-28 1969 price 10 cents dtd you know for many years the cri terion was the only pa per printed by negroes in new york state today it is the only paper printed by negroe between cleveland and new york city send your new photos ads to 625 william street ./ support your only and nec essary pre the buffalo criterion meharry med school offers incentive to negro students to offer special summer courses with financial aid at least one medical mtnaa has a detailed plan it ta lie the acuta shortage of negro pbys.i!>«jr g th lr.»*«d ' stale a-.-.tlnftet afi.r.h was . pointed out m the o^tffbtr journal td t the american ■m#d*a . a'.'*u k»n whkh stated that nlv 2 percent nt the . , natron's phyakhmm are mack yxy ■''.' . that schrtfm v.u meter ry . mod-cai cmsega . ' *»."' ttrnhvith hkh ifready few graduated had • of " tha f w^k pftya and dattmtt vtmi rrmtmag m * country ii me harry th country's yypftvms predfmdmmay m**:-;«s#di£*f oefara fcrtt i ;-.*(* i tet-'-atrnt-yftt^r t***ifflg da so meshods and ''■««»*» 5 j»fiarsd,ic f*ra .'."'.. ' pr^gr ewtva - asflaktd sfadtmta as pari a ar re s*i ht^rfp.y*sty'^:"agrt gmmrtm 4pt^k§y do^^mdi tr emrm mora .«*}<*«* mm derm mm mrarod md mtta t*tf»*ftif^fy.fr^s?^tfy jam sim^^am^mm^^m^a parfirnfzr*^f^e ' <*&**■; mmtwfma mmm prr£em fr^*ta^f*4'.,p'/:aam'"'ra mm atmaatt m^a <;««**■»*« str-moima dr c w johnson '* gives cohege students an intensive summer g course in ; subjects related to those hey : may encounter the first year in medical school twenty stu dents from , five tennessee colleges enroßed in the 10 week course last summer they are being counseled during the academic year m what subjects to study out side leading to rupplrmcnt their biomedical preparation and are being encouraged to pursue health careers one immediate expectation of the biomedical stutfeus is that they wil score high er on the medical ootttge aptitude testis after having been in the program from one to three summers in 1 addition to an allowance of 500 for room board and other expenses the students receive 500 each as a stip end which is about the amount they might have made working during the summer according to the dean i the other program the master of medical science degree program accept college graduates with high aptitudes for medical and dentistry but with iiwuffi cenr science backgrounds into a course which can take from is months to 3 years det>endine upon the meharry negro history race relation's expert speaks at canisius tie august meier one of ;,'- tht . lion's :: tor emo*i «%-\ pert m negro htotory and race relations spoke to the car is j ' college st « dent crater auditor . nov id at • a p m i or black na tow m ta ' tho it pi ' tare , : . currently *- . prcte.sm of .; h ■ry ai ! ifget state vmh , wofiacgti m*'*r is tht goiter a : teearei wawawiwmw **»•** on to^re fe'story and -. • , ttiemaaran o two i»r :. i cwnaromooa , set up to rtrmt ■j fmm " talttmea arm ttwmwse bs'amcr'ka ... * jpkriramf at th national j t-.t-'-.mtv com mission ■on . dot . d'..v»rjc rs . that was teems by go otto keroer v tt ithnna tm iis prtreemy • rsnauhant is its motional waaeemaemm em a causes mmd .. prt.tst.im a - ykhoge i ■~ bb mt^m * tmrewage m mmdam-t9.',f3k.-"ldslmi elm hemtr ■■;" d*'-;,,.m«ttt*t fin v boob ." mmax kutmni :"'\':-' 6th annual xmas sale at carlton house nursing home dec 14th oft sunday december m from i to i p tn the mttm reatton tn»fmirtmr»t <' of th carlton st wik conduct un th : annual chri-^na ms free firflw ■mik he served : at gifts are made by the patterns including pillows cprwis mo*f«cs corsage dolli ' stales leather gilts and jewelry ' cl>mamaa novelties knitted and cro chet item nays penholders pattuir.u tad many others tha proceeds from the fal tv used to expand the yin functions of th - re reation department and kelp ta make ' cox button to charity organttooxxu ' ""' '"■' the sale is open » the pontic " £* :■" ' for , further ' tofurmotmo i-ontoct un edith l hem arte aectoosioo difvvtgft canaan ' house nursing man '' tttiltt .! ems ti between 1 and i a ma man day though frtday featured at radio ctty gospel singer willa ward and company were featured in radio city music hall's new tage spectacle that's life which opened thursday nov tith produced hy marc piatt the maim also featured the radio city music hall rocketta ballet company symphony orchestra and other guest artists accompa nying that's life will he the american flfcmiere of the brain a film comedy tar ring david niven jean-paul belmondo,"bour vi and eli wallach u.b dargen elected head of cao pm • par ml martins af the community action 0 prmi of kit county inc board of directors thursday nov 14 the cao persona committee mr dtmaid heft announced the committee's mctmmmmtkm at mr julian a dargan hie the positron if executive director of cao mr dar ts ' > appointment aaa fepted by a majority vote i he board mr dargan ft begin his duties wtdi cao on jan i if wa salary wit ha 18 i which was atas ap p«wed by be board by a unanimous vote general foods women kf«tg more varle-j w*mea seeking tat varie ty in their meat may find it easier ta plan menus one • twa days in advance rather ban plan mail by meal are there moment during yaw day when ymt eats pita what yam will sen a few days ahead center opens a prwd *»* ftssc at ■m itchetl i pastor /'-" of --,},' faith baptist % church shows fea tures of i the play roam in the new martin luther king recording star vivian reed at shoreham hotel epic recording artist vivian reed begins an 11 day engagement at wash ington d c's famed shore ham hotel miss reed eras ranted most promising fe male vocalist at last year's national association of tel evision and radio artists association her epic album vivian r«wid features her unique interpretations of such song as ♦'! wanna be free and you've lost that lov hi feeling and has re ceived tremendous critical i acclaim her recently re leased epic single is entitled waifc on my side mum heed who has ap i pm red on numerous tekri sum programs including the mctv ortflia and stove al ien atoows recently compet ed a number of succ*»»ful co*aga end club flpjw-aran ea throughout the slats and canada she has on of the mom impressive musical back rounds of any singer in the pop field today born a ims misa reed began sing mg in church choirs at the ag a 2 was giving re ntal at if and completed fry yesur of study at th | pittsburgh musical institute before going on to the jutland school of musk where the young voice major wee awarded a three-year scholarship while building a solid ca reer as a vocalist she also found time to appear in numerous slock • presenta tions learned to speak three i languages and become adept at piano and violin vivian's own reasons lor finally settling in the pop field are wed rammed up la bar comment in pop i musk a tmger ift a much wider selection of available 1 material being a available mater uri being a senumen talist i'm awe to chime 1 mb eaaot type of ong hat mfm erprtma my own per sonal feeing matarttsi wadwmmwst attadbinf ww mm rmma a mm gyaas (»^ tist ■>; church ■m humboldt parkway , "-,.', interested n-!o«ke are dr : ralph w lowe repre senting tha council of churches seated from left heme nealy diana sim mons william coleman katharine cook roy cole man and eileen cook the beautiful s-etory building including base ment costing slk.ggg has a large auditorium on the top floor several class rooms and a nursery on the first floor it win be used as an inter racial center approximately sm persons attended * photo courtesy evening news film features banking for negro youths i aj new motion -; picture yto encourage black youths to consider bank ing as a career has been produced in detroit ami is believed to be the first of its type the fiim produced by the international aftxi-amerioan museum in cooperation with the national bank of detroit c called the bank is open to you \ , ..'.-.. j the 15-mir.ufe color film , w»!t be distributed national ly by the international afro american museum it fat designed lor schools com munity organizations church es and other groups inter ested m caee devetajiment the film originated from an idea of dr charles wright president of the in ternational afro-american museum and dr chart es f whitten director of the museum's career films li brary the bank is open to you is the second of a series of films on career opportunities produced for the benefit of black youth in cooperation with busi ness industry and appro priate professional groups dr wright comments the first motion picture produced by the museum banking job negro youths watts rhythm band featured on tv show .. television cameras > rarely poke their gleaming lenses into the watts area of south east lea angeles unless some problem comes up but cbs-tv goes to watts with it a ann-ma ret from hollywood with love entertainment special sat urday evening dec 6 to cover the colorful watts 103 rd street rhythm band in tuneful action in front of tbe famous watts towers the band is a wonderful musical group says ann margare i'm so pleased that we were able to get them to perform on our show „,.,: . we not orvfy do the love land number which i intro duce at the wat:s towers but the band and i do the special's grand finale an the flight deck of the aircraft carrier uss hornet starting with spreadin honey nearly a year ago the watts 103 rd street rhy thm band has hit he charts repeatedly this year moat notably with do your thing from their to s-ther album and till you get enough from heir in the jungle babe album in addition to their rec ords the octet also has be come a popular attraction on the college concert cir cuit the group's biggest engagement was with peggy lee m am and barbara streisand opened the inter national hare fa las vegas last july it is not just the band's sound that has made it a top act the dance cu»ines with which the 103 rd street ers accompany themselves have a distinctive flair hat sets them apart from oth-r musical groups who also watts band photo on left — this trio a m.rlrrs right ) were rangratulated for their tin work is the cancer cnnade drive af im bf mmm hope 1949 amd miss hope !»«§. the werter are center mrs ralph iterant mrs anna davenport wh has volunteered her services far nineteen years and miss yvaime murebjma they mar that likely will he active ia the iftt crusade postmaster myron blakeney presents awards i vim master . myron a v l;i*fc«ney . muttaim i'wi n't i it . made ■:' pr ggfifig tktua ar m ptietzi trripifl^raaj out standing :.; 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president i and ■- joe louis courton state chairman f advertising artists exhibit nov 30-dec 14 the buffalo society at artists small painting and photo exhibit wiß be he a november 30th to december itth from 10 a m to 3 p m to lis foyer a v la maria college 240 pits ridge road "-■'." ' for further tef«rn»tion concerning the exhibit cafl mr john miefcarek chaise man of publicity at 2 ****• , a m j atlanta ga.—emile duplessis left ad ministrative assistant to larry morgan 0 general sales manager of the detroit coca cola company reviews a weekly sales report in mr morgan's office as part of his orien tation mr duptessis covered the company's sales area with several district managers n order to get the route salesman's view of the business duplessis 34 attended george washington carver school and northern high school in detroit he is a native of new orleans la with ii years experience in the field of retail merchandising i$*e pap 1.1 see page 7 se page 7 ' see page 4
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| Rating | |
| Title | Buffalo Criterion, 1969-11-22 |
| Description | Powerful Voice of the Black People |
| Subject |
African Americans--New York (State)--Newspapers Erie County (N.Y.)--Newspapers Buffalo (N.Y.)--Newspapers |
| NY Heritage Topic |
Community & Events Race & Ethnicity |
| Location |
New York (State), Western Erie County (N.Y.) Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Publisher of Original |
Merriweather, Frank E. Merriweather, Evelyn |
| Date of Original | 1969-11-22 |
| Physical Format | Newspapers |
| Physical Description | Microfilm |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | image/tiff |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo & Erie County Public Library |
| Publisher of Digital | Image was scanned by Backstage Library Works in Bethlehem, PA. |
| Digital Collection | Buffalo Criterion |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Rights | Digital image copyright 2009 by Buffalo and Erie County Public Library. All rights reserved. |
| Technical Data | Image was scanned by Backstage Library Works in Bethlehem, PA. Archival image is an 8-bit grayscale tiff that was scanned from microfilm at 400 dpi. The original file size was |
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