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subways has the city on . Not terrified. but uneasy.

are some things that happened recently. ai- one ofﬁcial says such a I could have been compiled time in the last 30 years. ill—A white woman was raped killed incl self-service

THURSDAY CFCY~TV

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7.01 p.m.—CFCY TV New! 7.15 p.m.—-Keyboard Melodie 7.30 p.m.—Citizon Jamel 8.00 p.m-—Dr. Kildaro 9:00 pan—Lucy

9:30 p.m.—Eric Sykes

10:00 pin—Grind]

10:30 p.m.——Paudo

11.00 p.m.—The Untouchables 7.2.00 p.m.—CBC TV News 12.13 owns—Local Walthov 12.14 urn—Sign Off

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6.00 pun—Supper Club 6.15 p.m.-—Teievislon News 6.25 p.m.—Supper Club

Canadian Chaim um, July 2, 1904. 19

hites in New York On Edge iter Series Of Negro Crimes

elevator in'Brooklyn. A white wright James Baldwin's Blues lawyer was stabbed to death for Mister Charlie ends with a

in an elevator in Manhattan.

Both were in their own apart- marching at tho front of his

mom buildings. -A Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn, plagued by nightly muggings and burglaries. [is running a "citizens safety pa- trol" wrth cars cruising the dark streets. watching. —On a Subway. a Negro held a meat cleaver at the throat of the motorman and de- manded, "are you black or white?" —Another Ne g to marched through a train. flipping the

neckites of white passengers

and declaring: “I’m the only

Negro on this‘traia." NOT CONNECTED

The incidents aro uncon-

nected. sporadic and often

senseless. The New York Times reports a Negro gang in Han lem whose solo object is killing whites, Harlem leaders say it doesn’t exist.- -

Is New York in for a "long,

hot 5 u m m e r“ of racial vio-‘

once.

Officialdom says no. But Mayor R o b e r t l". Wagner beefed up the transit police force and ordered patrolmen to ride to and from work on sub- ways in uniform. It will cost an extra $5,000,000.

Stanley Lowell, chairman of the city Human Rights Commis- sion, blames newspapers for most of the concern.

"We‘re not necessarily in for what they euphemistically call a long. hot summer.” said Lo- well. “Every day the newspa- pers give us a compendium of incidents. They never mention these incidents have been go- ing on for 30 or 40 years. It‘s just part of a metropolis with 10,000,000 people ru b b i as against. each other.“

Most Negro leaders also dis-r

count the prospect of riots. al-

though they promise stcpped-up j

peaceful demonstrations.

. 11 group of artists and intellectuals seems to ye violence is inevitable. and pos- sibly even beneficial.

On Broadway. Negro play~

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10.00—CIC Naflonal NoWo,

On Parliament Hill And Speaking Person-ll

10.30—Chicos Place

THE-NC Chamber Orchestra 12:00—CBC New 12:30—Sports Scores. Inland l-

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to 15

Mississippi N e g r o minister

flock with his murdered son‘s gun on his Bible. At one per-

formance. Lil" largely Negro au- bed Brazil. has organized a citizen’s patrol—ﬁrst called the “Mac- cabees” after a militant Jewrsh group in the Bible. The name

dience cheered the play's fre- quent allusions to hypocrisy of integration in New York. Off Broadway. Dutchman. by a new Negro playwright. Leroi Jones. is even more bitter. It ends with a white floozy mur- dering a Negro she failed to pick up on a subway. and the white passengers pushing his body off on to the tracks.

PUNKS ACTING UP

Random interviews showed most persons don't feel the inci- dents were "racial." They think punk kids were just acting up, or criminals picked handy vic- tims who could have been any color.

0:: Memorial Day weekend about 20 Negro boys went wild on a C oney Island train— smashing win d o w s. slashing seats and beating and robbing three whites in cars and on the platform at a Brooklyn stop. They also broke windows and

Oslo Cool To Nikita

OSLO lApi—Soviet Premier Khrushchev d o u r 1 y stepped ashore Monday to a few scat- tered cheers. one lone sign of greeting and a polite but re served official welcome.

The public chill that had dogged him in Sweden and Den- mark on his tour of Scandinaxiia pursued him to Norway and the Soviet leader seemed well aware of it. once ashore.

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Search Pressed To Missing Trio

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In another neighborhood, the

Crown Heights section of Brook- lyn, a different kind of problem exists.

Crown Heights is 85 per cent wish and borders on the Bed- rd-Stuyvesant district. which mostly Negro. Last spring a juyeniles at- cked Jewish children during

their school recess and injured

number of children and two

rabbi teachers. On another oc- caston a rabhi's wife was at- tacked by a Negro in her home.

Rabbi Samuel Schrage, red- ed. Myear-old native oi

as later dropped as Negroes

and gentilcs joined the 200 vol- un cars—sin men to a ca

teen who man the patrol r.

Five such care now roam

Crown Heights during the night and escort an average of 75 people a niiht to their homes. ichrage says it has cut crime by so

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OTTAWA (Cpl—Edgar John Benson. 41-year-old Kingston, Ont, chartered accountant and professor of commerce. was sworn in Monday as minister of national revenue in the federal cabinet. '

Succeeding the late John 1. Garland. the Liberal MP for Kingston took tho oaths of a privy councillor and of his new portfolio in Governor - General Vanier’a study at a Ceremony attended by Prime Minister Pearson

Mr. Pearson said no other cabinet changes are contem-

lsted

“I think we‘re all set now for a while." he said.

FILMS PLAYWIIGM

. (cm—Filming as Irish playwright Sean O’Casey a life story will soon begin in lre- land. Rod Taylor will play

O'Casey as a young man and el Redgrave will . Yeats.

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Federal and state agenciel pressed relentlessly ahead Monui day for clues in the bafflingl disappearance of three young' civil rights workers.

Farm ponds were dragged. Motorists Were questioned at a roadblock near the spot where‘ the trio‘s charred station wagon was fuund June .

The White House said the search was being expanded and; intensified. President Johnson kept in touch with the situation.

For the first time. the FBI began distributing in Missisippl and surrounding states pictures! and descriptions of the missing youths—Audit Goodman. m, and; Michael Schwerner, 24, n'hltel York. and James,

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MANILA (AP—Typhoon Win- ‘ nle slammed ro Manila I early today cutting a wide path . of destruction and paralysingl this Philippines city of 2.000, 000

The tropical blow with winds up to 00 miles an hour blacked i out most of the city with power e failures.

There were no immediate re ports of casualties.

SLAPS LEGAL

LONDON (CPI—A magistrate told a Jamaican laborer he was allowed to “slap his wife's bot tom with his hand" in Britain but couldn't hit her with a leather belt. Uriah Johnson was fined $60 for assault. ‘

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