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( ’ unturned tto m A 2 - III ack P o litic a l A c tio n )
w le n 94 p e rc e n t of a ll b la c k s voted I te m o ci a tlc , B la cks
c o m p ris e d on ly 2 |« tc e n t of the e n t ile n a tio n a l con ve ntio n ,
th irte e n sta te s and th ie e t e n i t o i l e s s t ill hail no I ( lic k d e le ­
gates o r a lte rn a tiv e s w h a tso eve r, anil lilte e n hail no voting
le le g a te s. A n otliei eleven states hail only one IIIa ck m e m b e r,
ami six m o te had th ie e o i le s s . " O hio la n ke d neai the bottom
o i the lis t lo i B la ck pai tic lp a tio n by c a rr y in g only 3 p e rce n t
ol B la ck d e legates to the co n ve ntio n , liv e n the state uf M is ­
s is s ip p i c a r r ie il a d e le g atio n to t ie convention that was SO
je r c e n t B la c k . I h is same d is c i Im m a to i y situ a tio n w a s e q u a lly
acute at the K e publlcan national con ve ntio n . P u t of the 2,666
delegates ami a lte rn a te s who isse ttib le d in M ia m i, o n ly 7b
o i 2.1 je ic e n t w e ie B la c k , i if I lie so only 2b o r 1.9 je ic e n t ,
w e ie a c tu a lly vo tin g de le g ate s.
I he .e fa cts c le a r ly say to me and to o thei B la ck people that
th e ie m nothing in h e ie n tly le sp o n stve a lw u t the l a l e l I >eiiio-
c ia t , nor the I d e l K e p u b llca n . B la ck people c a n i l l a ffo rd
" b e lo n g in g " if the o n ly th in g s thev get out of " le lo n g in g ” Is
to le able to say " I b e lo n g ,"
In the w o ld s ol one of o u r outstanding . m igi essm en, B ill
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to adopt t ie p o litic a l philosophy that " w e have no le rm a n e n t
frie n d s , no permanent enem ies, Juet permanent
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t ie system n e xt ye n is Itln v e n e v e i I eon tested h e fo ie . I le y
can te w ith u s.
I l e y c e rta in ly w o n 't le w ith t ie D e m o c ra tic
p a rty unles we ir e l l e i e to w elcom e them to it.
In tl is p ro ce ss ot deve lo ping ami expanding our m eaningtul
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you look to those who have had e x je ile n c e ami who have
dem onst tied p o litic a l im l o ig a n i/.itio n a l sue. e .
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a game fo i t ie je is o n . d ly a m b itio u s ,
lid s is not t ie c iv il
t ig h t , s n u g g le re ie a tln g it s e ll.
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Race track
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ru n n in g " to ami fro m P o r t­
land M eadows S a tu rda y, l-e h.
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m taon gate undai way,
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M e t G e n era l M anagai I »in
k ing has .innoum e d .
C o o rd in a te d w ith t ie race
schedule,
hose-- w ill leave
S.W . h ih Avenue amt M m t Ison
s t ie e t s ta llin g at 6 p a n .W e d ­
nesday ami i-ru la y n ig h ts , on
S a tu rd a ys, Sundays ami h o li­
d a y s , the f ir s t lxp.es w ill leave
at 11:45 a .m .
Buses w ill H a ve l via the
ste e l |H a lg e to tle N .W Ilh a m s
Avenue ami B ro a d w a y e n -
t i nice ol the I -le e w a y , p u k ­
ing up p a -se n g e i s ilo n g N.W',
■ th , N.W . i. v e ie t l an ! N. W d -
lla tlis Avenue, i ill t ie 1 r eeway
II w ill lx* e xp re ss w ith no
stops u n til le a ch in g P o rtla n d
M eadow s.
I he r e tu rn H ip
w ill 1« H om tlie pai king lot
opposite the clubhouse en­
h a n c e a lte i the t h lld , tilth
ami seventh ra c e s .
I m Inbound t r ip s , the ( l i s t
stop to let o il pas a tn g e is w ill
le N .I . . Broadway im l V a n -
ixive r Ave. lia s e s t le n w ill
m ake d l re g u la i stop . to tne
EEOC protects whites
A new d im e n s io n has been
added to the g o v e rn m e n t's
E q u a l O p p o rtu n ity In E m ­
p lo ym e n t p i ogi am .
I 1« pi o g ra m was o rig in a lly
de signe-1 to p i event i ac la I d is ­
c r im in a tio n by c o n ti a c to rs
ami s u b -c o n tr a c to r s doing
business w ith th e g o v e in m e n t.
E x e c u tiv e D id e i 11246 w a s
Issued b y l’ ie s iile n t Johnson In
1965 ami banned ra c ia l d is ­
c i im in a tio n in fe d e ra lly In­
volved p ro je c ts ami re q u irw l
c o n t'a c to r s to take a f fir m a ­
tiv e actio n to achieve equal
jo b o p p o rtu n ity .
s e c ie ta ry " I I abor J , I),
Ih xlg so n said tlie Depai tm en t
ol t aboi has fourni Ih a l m e m -
l« i s
o l c e ita ln te llg lo u s
singer s.
So it is a p o llb d emanc lic it ion p ro c la m a tio n that I p re s e n t
to you Im lay. I su lm n t to you ttu it we do not h v» b ontlnue
te m g the u m e w a t le- se rva n ts of e d le i ttia jo i p< iti. d p a rty ,
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p ro p o sin g i th u d p a rty .
G e o ig e W a f li e has th a t, m a
fo u rth p u tty .
l i e h is to ry in lid s co u n try o l m in o r ny par tie s
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But I un p i oposlng the end u f p o litic a l v o lu n ta ry s e rv itu d e .
V\e w ill i u tn p lis l th is be de ve lo ping and under standing the
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now ,
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ponem erit of the space p ro g ra m u n til m ass tr a n s it needs a re
m et, welfare reform , revenue abartag,
m m unity
n tr o l, th e r e o rd e rin g of n ational p rio rities
and d ir e c t le d a r s l- c ity fum ling w ith
a m assive lo m e s tic
M a rs h a ll P la n lo r oui own c o u n tiy .
■ e d u c tio n of lefen e .fe n d in g , i g i i . u l t u i . i l l e - r . i i c l
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now in t ie p ro ce ss o l d e cid in g upon d elegates to t ie d y e n ’ s
p o litic a l p a rty co n ve n tio n s. I his w ill v a ry Iro m s t ile to s la te .
Fourth, levei-.p c o m m u n i itto n now w l0 othei
m in o r ity g ro u p s as the Issues a re f i «med and com m on in te r ­
e s ts Id e n tifie d fo r c o a litio n jx n p o s e s .
I a st, th a t your le le g a te s go to t ie conventions r e d ye a r
w ith a fu ll understa n d in g o l why they a re t l e i e to re p re s e n t
us, not to snatch at some r u m h o lle ie d Bern liy the old lin e
o rg a n iz a tio n ; ami that they l-e u n e q u ivo ca lly co m m itte d on l i e
Issues ami on the fu ll co m p lia n ce w ith the se le ctio n p ro ce sse s.
Black Journal special
scheduled
A s|e> la l 9 0 -m mute " I I I . o k
ju t ii n d " on C hannel 10, I u e s-
d a y , l e b i u . i r y 8 at 9:30 p a n .
w ill le fra m e d around the
c ru c ia l q u estion of w h e lle i oi
not the p h ysica l and c u ltu i -il
s u rv iv a l o f black people In
A m e ric a Is jio s s lb le .
A t t i­
tudes o f b la ck A m e ric a n s In
m any p a rts of the co u n try
w ill be
s u ive ye d
through
p h o n e -in s. P a itlc lp a n ts , who
w ill answei q u estions and w ill
also m ake p o sitio n statem ents
w ill Include - R alph A b e r­
nathy,
p re s k le n t, so u the rn
C h r is tia n I .eadei ship C o n le r-
e m e ; R e p re se n ta tive Ronald
H e liu m s ( I) . - h i l - ) l Im am u
A m li I B araka (I.e R o l Jones);
H r . Jam es Cheek, p re s id e n t,
H ow ard
U n iv e rs ity ;
lu c k
G re g o ry ami o th e rs .
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Slavs u e excluded fro m e xe ­
c u tiv e ami m id d le m anage­
m ent p o s itio n s .
I 1« le d e ia l
g u kte ltn e w ill le expanded to
in clu d e ttw se g ro u p s.
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le a d e rs in t ie b la ck c o m ­
m u n ity suppoi ted t i e
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g u id a lin e s , in t ie hope that
i! the g u id e lin e s a g a in st d l i -
i u n ln a lio n have a b i i id base,
t ie io w ill le m o re support
fo i g iv in g the E qual E m p lo y ­
m en t
tip p o rtu m t es
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m is s io n l i e e n fo rc e m e n t a c-
o itim o d a tlo n s to the r e lig io u s
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g ro u p s, p r im a r ily
Seed
collection
donated
New perm anent e x h ib it at
tlie We- te rn I - r e s t i v C e n te r,
1013 s.W . Canyon Road, is
a m ounted d is p la y ol seeds ol
U) w e st oast species o! tre e s
c o lle c te d try t i * la te I eo \ .
I aa ic, who waa known ti hut
colleague-, in n o rth w e st f o r ­
e s try as " M r . Douglas F ir . "
I he c o lle c tio n was p resented
try Is a a c 's w klo w , 7834 S.W.
W e stm oo i W ay, to l . n . e s t l . .
k o il« , d ir e c to r ol the C e ntei .
I h e ie -lie seven specie*, each
o l pine ami f i r , fiv e o l cexlar,
th re e ol sp ru ce , tw o each ol
la rc h and he m lo k, and one
e.o h o l cyp i e ss, i edwood, jun­
ip e r im l yew. I.a ch sam ple
Is l a i d led w ith Its com m on
name ami its s c ie n tific nam e.
Isaac was lo i 17 y e a rs on me
s ta ll o l the P a c ific N o rth w e s t
Range ami Uxperlment Sta­
tio n . A lthough lie s p e cia lize d
in stu d ie s nl the Douglas F i r ,
Isaac fo llo w e d tie e seed c o l­
le c tio n as a hubby and engaged
in w o rld w k le study ami c o r ­
respondence In Its fiu rs u il.
This is today’s heating
oiL. It will only burn inside
an Oil Furnace...
so it’s safe.
Very safe.
cheers.
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Clear and clean tor holler, total waimlh Fully enensod
flame Ihal radiates sale, satisfying en|oyment through­
out the home And here's a toast to the money you save,
loo. Cheers.
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