Buffalo Criterion, 1967-07-15

              yes there is a big '„."-■ - - -""" -■"-:,..- ■*. .: ' difference '/ '> the buffalo criterion western new york institutional negro voice will never muddy - up the field it is fully equipped to do the job your ads and sub ; scriptions help to perpetuate buf j falo's only necessary and legiti mate negro press y ?'■ m v 7v - i'y ■'■',- a / i this ; ac urate * mouthpiece has made many contributions to the growth cf this community for more than 2-score years price 10 cents buffalo n y saturday july 15-21 1967 vol 11 13 the buffalo criterion it pays to do business with established firms m7 * ."'<. v *>:■■■■ ■*■■■•■. -»■;-"" '■■■-■■ "■■ r "■■■ j 1 ■ ■ *' v ■ especially your very own i ! j3k§fc it pays to do business 7 with es tablished lit m '•» . the criterion - press offer photo engraving ads public * relation job * print . jog and publishing — with one or the greatest depths of knowl . edge about negro development in western nsw york — all in one stop shopping — a fixture in«~e •■ 1923..v ! thomas pettraay 1 ttxamm i addressing a lacal naacp zrm*ip en national rioting r disturbance recently at . faith baptist church in the *.•• are atty wl3_-tr tram mel naacp president rev m vwteim and bishop karl _._■»__■■ frtirir*r*t yy k*tm y j citizens urged to use end measles clinics in aug centers of:7-a service listed for citizens tb buffalo o-umber of / t^m^i^^awiioiiwi that it will i*t dto eric county htaf fe-v'de|jisitt_netu ..'.'■.' in tha '***,". • ftd - wkt^iiy^yy ,■;*..;;...:-;,-. v lk»ra\l*r iz-of ■- ■ ■ th«t b^ftolo f«*^:.r cha*_'ba_*r i at ."■ cew x^t^^hk>^\vi*^trt9kta\y aha i n*a*b k wrrm'ioiam ion - : elm & j'';.!*;'s|«^ittel p?»j*tw lay v t«tm^i nil aha«e*r ftltrj • °¥' la^stoif and * p jvuu cs-ndancfr ? at hp 11 fiftt-ajtmeaade tmrpttnliaoon a.-ii.vi>7.'.tnj.iqshout..the city xr,j!-khi;l wer th ' age of \ 7ie^7 ] a bad m«ia»le ] <>* hi ha not be vaocl \ ■ rxated pg-a*m z meases nan : t*iataus%i'£,tj tnknwkii-iium j'j^oaiy'-hf'iirric.tlocs are that tna ■' child " doe not have a fever of met ibl - degree ; it the day of the clime or i ha ; ifieei«ed/oaai«a cio4>ln is the lav six week or iii'pajto or smah pox vac 4 e!n 1 t'j*it ihci last - tour pitwmw ' . - n»*«ia_(___h ■'": ttaa-tiaw '■ i it n«r 4f i'jfrf to ip « gg plant products and i being treat ed for c*jjc*v leotearia or r b v ■ ' -■".''- '-*:': ] sam of the dink joe ■ tzmtts and data an „■'•''' aug i ken».ngt high ■;' riehml ,'"" ti ■: -. *-'_■ patty ' pro ? jpttem ; st mg&ti a aug '*„ comamijfty z center .--. gtoaof ■ ! | drive y ££& ;■ 1 *' wtstn^i tec j i4«t 134 ' adam u : i crunch library e utica ' ».. . aug y7 " woodteiwt fsf-i '■ . ta^''7'-schbrf,'7 4s s*»v .' aye sod aug i j jfk cen i ier ciaßtßbr ad hickory st newsmen give comment ; amonf taaee aba '* apttke - with interest at ' the mympm nat of cttrgymm of ail j faith ponsored by the dept a human relations mx terfc e o'rmay eahaantat | , far thaxrtttilaa , j tha meeting was . held re-j rtm.y a tempi beth j urn , he b_____i-_t out **» ■* he was . mam f^pwawumif anh lax iper w«b proud i liv fat the gtwi , to - and those > aha - make ' rl-hr menry to the ghetto ] a . a little . smot-ft thartag -■ a j tm brake a-inda-ac to gel j this am is a cheap price it pay to bring th race setnee ■ ;; .*■-." j r.dner trunk e merri fweather of the criterion [ commented thai the se-j | raited ghetto is the . wilts ■ i newsmen iroquois prepares to employ 25 youth y;ia t plan to put 25 young people ;. to y work hi paid in-ihelah training job was advanced recently by iro i,*uoi brewery m rctponte 10 a v jriba for-youth pro gram being pished by buf falo mayor frank a sedita god die buffalo ' area chaw her of commerce raymond zembryoki vice pretidrnt of the brewery operated toy iroquois indus i nit inc announced the plan at a chamber of com merce mew attended by representative of 20 trade associations the o3er by iroquois brav ny *«■ ana of two job op portunity program annou&c nppartunity program annuu j ed at a meet at which a ' chamber spokesman relayed , plea tor job to stem the ; 1 potm-ibla recurrence of the j disorders and * violence that j r'pped bufalo'n ea side . : 1-ttt month jay tfotiat worn ' clati ***<■ tail openings for ia tiaall * tied im-v*4mtt '*'"*•*,- f wk*tom \ mr 7«pbrvrkt atrei-urd in ; hi enouncemeni to ** the chamber croup that iro i quois , kg nulling to train \ up o 38 youth in men-han j . dmuag * writ hq explained j that i the . seasonal nature , of i brewery operation j coupled * with . die desire ail pmitfcn-f terry j . pox to i participate in this comma i laity effort enabled th ' brewery : to take •. on its • i*(h«amal employment load ' ! at this time he id tbe o*l-1 raining program would ' i i»e for an eight week period j those ttt complete die urogram would be qualified he . mid to pursue career iff this field and he express iid tie hop that the brew ery would be able to fmi j permanent posts fur ome of the graduate aftei • th cmttluainn of the fc-week of paid raining negro history promoted the pepsi-cola co in an effort to further the cause of negro history featured its edu cational program of records and movies spon sored by the education committee of the buf falo commission on hit man rights at the connecticut st armory some of the city's leading religious and educational leaders shown below were presented records of his tory by pepsi-cola as part of the program approximately 300 guests were served plenty of pepsi rev j h monroe left was chair man of the program „ ; criterion photo talledegans meeting at vassar college some 300 or mora tella degam their families and friend will be on campus at vassar college i'ota^r jkcepiie n v for the ea item rl{fim^-^4a^aßtfj_i licmtatk^;r^^s^^h^^m 1 t|^wa smarts thc^lm ear to the region cetv ten-ncej at va*«ar the two minting year were spent at hampton university i hampton virginia and bard college vtadak v v mr josephine j holmes jof buffalo president of the . region and albert hinds of i princeton n j program ) director announced , that dr euey gallagher a past president of talladega and ! currently aerying as presi dent of city college n > v i whi be the ' speaker on sat ! afternoon july 29 at aula j hall iii z fi -"■"" thome tor the conference t will be one hundred •- ye i teryear which u irr i'rie with the r centennial • cele bration of ' talladega in no vember 1967 through not ims a ■-;■'- '-'"■' y '■■ v talladega college fa'lo cated in talladega ala and hi one of six colleges minded by the american missionary association afma the other college are fl*k university nash ville term founded in 1866 tougalo college jackson mi founded in 1889 dill grd university new or lean la founded in 1809 l.a m'jyne college memphis term founded in 1871 and i ton-tilloston * col lege austin texas founded in 1869 ■"■'■■■ - talladega founded in 1167 is deep to ml plans tor their centennial celebration all alumni and other region have been invited to attend a record turnout is expect cd dr herman h long president of talladega is expected to be present for information contact mrs herbert holmes 902 hamlin rd at it 2-4030 or bs6-woo ert 54 dr weaver was speaker at youth confab .' dr *• robert c '■ weaver in member of ' president i ' johnson's cabinet headed a 1 ; distinguished list of speakers j who addressed the churches ! of god | t_t*"chri_t-^tete • ■ ilonal . m*-hm-prnm held jwppj""m washington - 0 c ' dr w«_w secretary ml ■ the ik s department of j housing and urban develop ! ment delivered a keynote ] speech to highlight the coo ! ventio which attracted • i..~xm ■ delegates • • and visi tors :.-'" v a t > a key address f.,"was also delivered by the rev cfttno j rr international president of the cook international youth congress who spate to over - w_4bv delegate tm the convention theme christ is the only hope for permanent peace v ' the list of distinguished speaker also t included - dr arenia c maltory president of saints junior college a yol*th--see page 2 | l i^,iiit.;i.iv.iiiis|i---«^.-_."-sr''i tl-i miss talent of u s a contest idlewild mich aug 16-19 in „ the annual three-day pag eant mi talent of usa will he held in.ldlewifd mich igan aug 7tb-ishh this con test is sponsored by the idle valid chamber".'of commerce its purpose is tha g.rl 16 20 years of age with talent can compete with girls if rem all over the united states lor ' a 500 scholarship award to the college of her choice girl are awarded on talent poise and personality . - jj boys of this age will also win a talent award " there are cash awards for lit and 2nd runners-up and trophies :* miss roraa wortham of de troit mich who was imiss talent of usa of 1965 is now attending the sortxmne in pari franca ' -..'.•„..,.' this year's contestant from buffalo is miss barbara di ane martin daughter of mr and mrs humid martin of 5*4 e uucast a a versatile dancer mies martin is a graduate of fast high school and attended the mr beverly school pi danc ing in niagara falls n y she i employed at the buf falo evening new office a ". i ■ ' i . i .. i i enrollment in head start f enrollment to pre - under ; fatten head sum programs i lor next fait is now under may at five sponsor t«a age \ chat to the acrton areas ac . cording ■ to an arsncunceaitnt | tiy pr^qrack^e e*m&%&4 tor rhe cornn.nu-.hy action or ttat-*lmtaj l>__li v'^'tit prograit_a ti-i_mcßntt*#irad w cao he start provide rmner school education few more than 780 disadvantaged thn-e and tour-year-did boys and girl : a jfc&n " **_%__ vt—hney m%mai**t wilt afternoon sessions wil begin ito early september and will 1 be conducted at 16 churches i and community houses un ; der the direction of five sep arate sponsoring agencies the program provides lan cao a gift to education below—the blue tuesday club of buffalo recently made of sizeable donation in the form of a check to dr george blackman center founder of the buffalo negro scholar ship foundation for the benefit of the educa tional program representing the club at the , ceremony held at niblett's ' corner were left luke brown of luke's lounge other blue tuesday members are masten-eaton lounge 133 club satcher's lounge the revilpt amp's lounge mint julep little casino and ann's tavern v criterion photo photo below — theta ! lovely ladies caught by the - photographer i!e!.gently work i ing ate left to right on firs | rawv ruby olive co-chair man carrie menifee finan : cial secretary and co-charr i man of the ticket commit .<*•; barbara mm pre dent gloria mccowan gen era i program chairman standing left to right are | nola bob-ion w-chalnnan jean williams ca-chalrmacr and lucille mile ta-chatf chairman cao directors meeting by cleo g xl id the cao board of directors eld its - first summer meet ing on monday july to the tewly-elected members we/re present v ■"';-"■;'- - it is my plan to inform the citizens of ehlcott district a bout these meetings . i think at this lime it would be useful to discus the proj ect over this is a sum mer recreational educational enrichment program it is de signed for youths and young adults between the ages of 6 and 25 years . 7,-v now this is what ft doe a it has provisions tor the employment of 584 youths and young adults between the ages of 14 to 23 years b it has provision for rec reational educational enrich ment experience for a _ mini mum of mm young people 1 after going through.a tot of red tape day camp has been provided - for-:-oar uih t*v atmm*9mi*atm-*a9*aa'*m*tmmmm stat park liixtiu » mr | flynn abo 1 understand , mad great effort to get thiaj site for our children in the target area by july 17 the day camps will be in foil p - the city recreation is in full swing with 47 playgrounds j and shoshone park open daily with instructors and assist ant many of our young peo j pie have been employed for summer work in the play 1 grounds we have the cultural en richment program this pro gram will operate out of v era centers art anisic day and art and crafts will he offered to area childrea on an hour schedule '■ _- v " . consumer education is the last of our summer prbgramc over 30 youngsters will be employed in this program dur ing the course of the summer these youths will get infor mation on various caa pro grams related projects in cluding project seek and the 1 manpower training program in addition to information a " •■ - '■;-'- ! democratic women's club to give picnic plans are underway for a ; gala day in the sun pic nic sponsored by the cora p maloney democratic women's club sunday july 30 at the big hill hunting and fishing club in alden n y dance contests prizes play apparatus for the chil dren pits rifle range club house and fun galore is in store for you and your fam ily and friends h an atmos phere of crude enchantment , tick is may be purchased at the toll<'*mg club 133 the buffalo ciitreioo lukes lounge limp's lounge dm health and food stop nib let's corner the challenger northland arid chester uew hall lackawanna bubble's spotted clipper barber shop i herb bellamy and taw come out and bring the family don't forget your lunch meet us at ! ; the park ing lot at jefferson and e utica if you need trans portation buses will leave : at 10 a m and 2*p m seek offers college to needy seek offers the chance <_ a lifetime—a free eo-iege ■- education to \ tjuaified /' high school graduates of the in ner city but time-is running out for eligible stttdethvy wish to.y enter the seek *, college program this fell **" state university college buf ;; falo the deadline ' for appif , cations 1 aug 1st _ '.. ■ '.'*. ■ " "-*■-* :_,- - . '-** if you'are * high h«»l y , graduate within the .****_ i years hew mrl^tay a pov erty area have never;'t«n to college but feel *-* j have the ; potetttial t i^r*w • tiv-.ti.rn for it write or call : the seek program * -, state y uidverlity co i.g9 t buffojo 8*3-4221 or drop hi at any community lenrtee . agency j in your area . -■*'. f appiiee-ea j must y'i ''*- "'"■' toy i\w$jpmmm i --. ",' ssfck i search t i3 n»mro pteeath and kan i -_*_»>- - e.,^-tit''.et*|_t___{y of op f i i i inn niai i ■ seepage 8 see page 4