Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1971 — Page 11

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 points out. “Ths story invotvss blacks and whitss a* Ukt, althoufh thsrs srs mors blacks than whttss. Butsvsntl tries# conditions did not obtain, we would have been hard - pressed to produce an American movie without showing both whites and blacks as they are In real life. In the past, some bigoted white producers have pretended t h a t Amerlca Is an all-white world. But we don't want to fall Into that kind of false, bigoted bag." Jackson said he h a d absolutely no difficulties with the interracial cast and crew. "In fact," he said, "everyone got along very, very well. I couldn't have asked for a better, more dedicated, more loyal, more understanding,

Veterans not honorably discharged offered aid

Help for vsttrans who went s review of their "other than honrable" discharge from military servlet Is svallable at all Veterans Administration offices, Admlnlmore helpful cast and crew. We were like one big happy family. What Is more, the new friendships we made during the making of the picture still endure--and will endure." The movie, "The Bus Is Coming," deals with black life In Smalltown, U.S.A. The crux of Its actions revolves around the brutal police murder of a young, militant black man. The mood of the film ranges from riotous to loving, with justice triumphing in the end.

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atretor of Veterans Affaire Donald E. Johnaon aald today. A VA directive to thla effect waa aent to field atatlons, following an announcement by Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird that military departments would "review for recharacterization administrative discharges Issued under other than honorable conditions solely on the basis of personal use of drugs or possession of drugs for such use." Primary purpose of the new policy Is to provide an opportunity for this group to become eligible for VA medical treatment. Drug abuse treatment, in VA is being increased six-fold, but the agency is barred by law from treating veterans with discharges

other than honorable. L«aa than on* of every 600 men released from service during 1000 and 1970 received other than honorable dlachargee because of drug abuae, according to Department of Defense figures. Out of some 2,000,000 separations during that period, 4,152 undesirable discharges directly attributable to drug abuse were issued. It is the responsibility of the veteran to request a review ofhls administrative discharge, and the application for review must be submitted to the military department that issued the discharge. A self-explanatory form for applying (DD Form 293) Is available at VA offices and at all military installations. VA employees have been instructed by Administrator Johnson to "be alert In all their contacts with each form-

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER pAGE n SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1971

MRS. IRENE WHITLOCK Mrs, Iren# Whitelock, 71, 4016 N. College, died Oct. 7 In Methodist Hospital. Funaral services were held Oct. 11 In the Church of God, 1701 Rembrandt, where she was a mem-

er serviceman, to ascertain the character of discharge of separation. When It has been determined that he received other than honorable separation from military service because of use or possession of drugs for personal use, he will be advised of the opportunity for review of his discharge and the appropriate forms will be supplied."

llG f» ^ She was a mtmbsr of her church's mothers board, presldent of the church's Missionary Society and an usher. Survivors Include her daughter, Mrs. Louise Day, and two sons, Thomas and Leroy.

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‘‘As education improves, so will the relationships between people',’ says Mr. Richard Dickerson, Manager of RCA Educational FYoject Development. ‘Across the country our company is working intimately with parents, community groups, teachers and administrators to improve the quality of education and job training programs’/ Dick explains.

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meet their special needs'.’

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the past eleven years. When teachers, school administraHe was a junior high school science tors or community leaders consult teacher and instructional supervisor with him, he advises them on the in his home town, Philadelphia. wide range of RCA’s educational

services and equipment. Audio-visual equipment like classroom TV. Language labs.

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Dick says, “We prescribe individual educational programs so each child has the opportunity to learn as much as he can, as fast as he can. “We also do our thing with adults to provide programs necessary for job-related training and job advancement. “This is what 1 do, this is what we do. We are people-oriented; therefore our focus is the total community. “We believe in education!”

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