Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1964 — Page 13

OCTOBER 17, 1964

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Loul Nit* Spots Continued from P«ge 12 SUNSE TERRACE “JAZZ AT SUNSET” is catching on every Sunday nite

at the Sunset dancery down Indiana Ave. at Blake St. This new jazz show will feature the celebrated Dynamics Trio and other top musicians from all parts of the city. Why not dig the action down Sunset-way this Sunday nite.

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Teen Talk

Professor reports whites attack Negroes more often NEW YORK (NPI)—“Crimi- Race: Conceptions and Misconnal attacks by whites on Ne- ceptions,” published by the in-

AT CIRCLE SUN.: Singer Sam Cooke and Hank Ballard and the Midnighters are among the headliners on "The Greatest Show for '64, which opens Sunday at the Circle for two performances at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Other headliners include Garnett Mims, Sam Cooke and Jackie Wilson. Tickets on

sale at Circle theater.

By THE SNOOPER

How about your help? From now on when you mail your news dispatches to The Snooper, how about list-

ing at the bottom the popular record you think should fj 0 * 8 ® cc ! ir , m ®f e , frequently stitute’s press. be rated number one on the hit parade. That way we )£oes "o™ ln white^ k8 saWl Dr‘ The sociologist said that Can compile our own "Snooper Top Ten.” All right? Marvin E. Wolfgang, sociology rape, like homicide and other wnon u a a 'tua't 8°°^ and Rebecca Hill in their professor, University of Penn- assaults, was “overwhelmingly WUKU , tlAS “ rp? A j world . . . Jackie Stephens sylvania, before the Institute of intraracial and intragroup. foTInK ^ke^eh^: ^y £ J^h" cSX h^Ct 616 — tual affections permanent . . . Johnson more than upsets week. “ ‘

Tyrone Wilkins might be Con- Natalie Summers but digs her -j

me Blairs long sought-after friends, Sonja Shiddell. . He . said that the rate of lover . . . Judy Coleman s eyes Candice Masden ^ ^ criminal offenses in the Army

in Philadelphia over a two-year period, 93 percent were either Negro-Negro or white-white.

are almost cross from looking . m " sa * n ™ a . ^ had at Milton Booth and Ronnie “ p 10 ' Val ‘" D<,v, “ •*- than

tention

Sarah Stevens has

been lower for Negroes for whites since integra-

tion of the military.

Ja U ck?e n<i Wil*“ U MdTj^thia are ey f‘ l OT three NorthaidM-e de- . more than friend. . . Sandra ^ to ^ ^ ^der^omp^hU.™

Among 44 cases where the offender and victim were of different races, 23, or 3.6 per cent had a white offender and a Negro victim; and 21, or 3.3 per cent had a Negro offender and a white victim. Similar studies in other cities were

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Cleveland Urban League gets U.S. job training grant CLEVELAND, Ohio — About 350 long-term unemployed workers in the greater Cleveland area will have an opportunity to learn a skill on-the-job through a training program to be directed by the Urban League of Cleveland under auspices of the U.S. Department

of Labor.

The Urban League will be the prime contractor in an agreement with the Labor Department which provides for

peace congresses and the reduction of standing armies.”

Fi™? 9 h , iur nd b« !t nr t „wLd re w Charl ' 3 • • • Olivia ha. John white., the Negro crime rate hoss Rntrpr ^ Tate ’ 8 nose s P read out *° wide would not be substantially difRo 8 g“er R r^nXd.w M n ea a n ^ ^ ^ ^LiT ° f th ' ^ ^

to be Back” rap to Prudence ' o'

McNeal - gers are strung out behind Ro- Hia lindin lt» arc incorporated Dr. Wolfgang .aid nationPick Troy Dunne or Howdy i an( j Poindexter . . . Frankie * n a monograph. “Crime and wide statistics show muchhigh-

XMorweigan newspaper have and you’ll have Pat M. Bell’s Bradley copped a “Please Stav” er rates of conviction and imbeen boosting Dr. King as the “My Guy.” . . . Stevie “Wood- p i ea t© Naomi Berry. , T . . prisonment among Negroes award recipient for months, check” Foley is no longer Hilda and Jimmy Black also have than among whites. However His candidacy has been spon- (Miss Cool) Clay’s shadow. Were Ima Jean’s tears for eyes for Bonnie . . . William he questioned the accuracy of sored by leading politicians in why? . . . Deborah Tyler main- Quitman Johnson or Jackie Hyter thinks Bonnie Wilson is current statistical methods in

Europe and the United States, tains her grip on Michael Jack- Robson?.... Di d Winerfeard m there . . . Big 10 Grocery this area. A committee appointed by 80 n while Sandra Cole coolly Johnson tell Big Mike “You has been getting regular visits anticipates her turn . . . Eu- Must Go?” . . . Susan Pan from Shirley (right Donnie?) “Being a Negro means “a gene Flynn has Pam Cox on copped cool Shaf Griffin or Lin- r ,. greater risk of involvement edge . . . Eric Smith’s conver- da B. released him . . . Confi- ' ‘ ' William and terry Chap- w j t jj law-enforcement process

sation to Jackie Burton just dentially, Michael Jefferson man aon 1 rea ‘ lze t " e y re t* 16

might be wasted. would loose a good thing if he Beverly Curlin idolizes May gave up on Pat Langford

the Norwegian National sembly makes the choice.

Virginia governor joins southern Johnson backers

object of a certain Northwestsider’s affections . . . What

RICHMOND, Va. (NPI) —

Boy more and more everyday Michael S. had best beware be- Street hold for

. . . Marcella Carey wants to cause Ronnie Jones is on the get next to Ronnie Frye . . . case for Shirley Langford . . . It’s James Lane as far as Pearl Howard Wilson is Pat’s oneBooker is concerned . . . Sheila and-only but Barbara Bunch Jones might be the girl Larry might want him back.

Adams meditates over . . . Pat Linda Fisher and Larry Phil- Charles Russell Judith Rut-

The Cleveland organization President Lyndon B. Johnson Moore and Marie are compet- lips are an eye-opening couple land’s only ? . . . Kenneth will develop and organize a se- and his running mate, Hubert ing for Gregory Kirk . . . Mar- • • • A certain fox is giving Drake wants all of Sharon ries of on-the-job training pro- H. Humphrey. garet Morgan and Mazelle Fred Wells a hot once over ... Rome’s attention . . . Willis and

~ A ^ Doris are a new steady.

training and administration Virginia Gov. Albertis S. Harfunds of $211,320 for a period rison last week endorsed the of 52 weeks. Democratic national ticket of

Charles Well?

Could Ann H. be staying near the mailbox waiting for a letter from Germany? . . .

es with the risk appearing to increase at each successive stage from arrest to imprison-

ment,” he said.

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Cisco could lose Bonnie to Michael Shirley of Wood H. S. if he doesn't stop his wrong doings . . . James Hart, Edward Cross, Mickey Summer

grams in a variety of occupa- In sharp contrast to his Gude are nearing the together- Carmen Wilkins and Clarence tions and industries, drawing “limited” support of President nes8 s t a K e ; • • Howard Wilson have been tagged two lovers upon Negroes and other minori- Kennedy in 1960, Harrison was and M , ar8 t a . Womack have * T y *f Floyd is claiming ty groups in the areas who are more forceful in his endorse- deadened their fling. Michael Classby . . Michael unskilled or who have been dis- ment of the Johnson-Humphrey Tony Lake gave up his play- ^! mm ° n8 18 after w no- . . . placed by technological change, ticket. boy action when Brenda Brat- Herr oo wants jvho .

Under provisions of the Man- The Harrison announcement ton granted him a chance . . . power Development and Train- brings to seven the number of Marvin Tinsley is considered ing Act., the Urban League will Southern governors definitely “Mr. Cool” of Shortridge . . . employ a project director, a in the Johnson camp. Steven Redman has three adfield representative, and a train- mirers at his command . . . M. ing officer and counselor to Among those supporting the m. is A1 Schruggs’ newest lovework with the Bureau of Ap- President are Govs. Carl San- u^ht . . . Tootie White and Typrenticeship and Training on ders, Georgia; Orval Faubus, r0 ne Wilkins are a hit . . .

Arkansas; Terry Sanford, p am ela Dixon still hasn’t given North Carolina; and John Con- upon Danny Rhine, nally, Texas. Linda Billingsley is Danny Harrison said he had no cur- j a cks’ newest conversation rent plan to campaign actively p j ece . . . j ac kie Stephens’exit for Johnson. ] e ft a hurt on Jackie Bailey ...

Joyce Bailey and Richie Cooper called it quits . . . Sandra Dixon

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