Jackson advocate

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terior Minister Jan de Klerk.

“We are deeply alarmed f

for the future of creative ef

(Continued On Page Two)

Haiti Charges

Dominicans With

Move To Destroy

Black Republic

Duvalier Claims

Relection Plans

To Remain

President

United Nations, N. Y. May

14—Haiti charged last Wednes

day that the Dominican Repu

blic is attempting to destroy

the only black republic in North

America.

“We know we are defending

the cause of the black people

who also are working to show

th£ir faces to the peoples of

the world,” Haitian Foreign

Minister Rene Chalmers told

the Security Council.

(Continued On Page Seven)

V

Pres. Kennedy

Urged To Call

White House

Equality Parley

Say Birmingham

Truce Will Not

End Demands For

Racial Equality

New York, May 10 The

American Jewish Congress call

ed on President Kennedy today

to summon a White House Con

ference of religious, educational

and social welfare leaders “to

mobilize the nation in support

of the great principle of equali

ty.”

Dr. Joachim Prinz, president

of the American Jewish Con

gress, proposed in a letter to

President Kennedy that such a

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Dr. J. H. White Speaker For JSC

Athletic Honors Day Program

“You hear a great deal about

Christianity, but few people

practice it,” Dr. J. H. White,

President of Mississippi Voca

tional College, told a Jackson

State College audience during

the Annual Athletic Honors

Day program. Using as his

theme “If I Were a College

Student in a Day Like This,”

Dr. White said: “On life’s high

way you will not meet many

friends. The average person is

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Jackson advocate. (1963). Jackson, Miss., 1963-05-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn79000083/1963-05-18/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Jackson advocate, 1963-05-18.