Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1967-05-13
J. A. Beauchamp

MARRIAGE INVENTORY
KEEPS UNION SOUND
There is no, such thing as sexual incompatibility. 
So-called incompatibility is merely the reflection
of the many underlying conflicts between a couple that have
nothing to do with the bed. A couple that is happy can make a
go of sex; But the happily married couple today seems an oddity.
These are the views of Dr. George
A. Macer, Pasadena obstetriciangynecologist, 
who over the past 12
years has been devoting more and
more time to marriage counselling
as patients increasingly turn to
him for advice and guidance about 
marriage.
Dr. Macer told colleagues attending 
a recent meeting of the
California Medical Association
here that a majority of couples
can solve their own problems if
they are given a tool by which to
evaluate their marriage. The tool
he recommends is What he calls a
marriage inventory. The inventory, 
he believes, should be made
at regular intervals, and the
"rougher and more frequent the
maritall squalls, the more frequent
should be the inventory, the appraisal 
of all areas that affect the
union."
Here are some of the elements
to be examined in the inventory:
Personalities. Assess each other.
No matter how trivial a complaint
may seem get it out in the open.
The small irritations, Dr. Macer
observes, are the ones that break
up marriages.
Finances "A marriage based on
a hand-to-mouth existence has a
difficult time enduring, according 
to the physician. He tries to
help his patients see that solid
financial planning is essential.
Dr. Macer believes that it is
well-night impossible for a mother
with young children to work full
time, run her household fall time,
and still have time and energy to
be a tender wife.
Financial planning is one key to
marital harmony, he tries to help
his patients understand.
Friends, friends should be chosen 
carefully, since habits, social
desires, and behavior patterns are
contagious. The physician warns
against being too intimate with
unhappily married couples and
listening to marital woes. He notes

that there is a tendency to analyze 
one's own marriage in terms
of the other couple's problems.
Religion. Families need a common 
faith to live by, the doctor
maintains, especially in the trials
and misfortunes of later life. Such
faith can bring people together,
cementing their relationship in
times of stress, be delieves.
In-laws, it should be made clear
to both sets of parents at the outset 
of marriage that a new family
unit is being formed and that he
and advice are acceptable only
when asked for.
Sex. The early sexual relationship 
can be disappointing to a woman 
if she doesn't understand
that enjoyment of sex must be
learned. The couple must realize
that a man's sexual needs and a
woman's are different. They should
talk frankly about their sexual
problems should these arise, and
do so early before deep trouble
arises. Usually these troubles can
be overcome with patence, understanding 
and love.
These areas of marriage should
be reviewed frequently enough so
that marital crises don't build up.
The doctor tells his patients
that there are two distinct danger 
periods during a marriage. The
first comes around the fifth to
seventh years, when the wife is
busy with the children, may put
on weight, neglect her feminine
charm, and forget her husband.
The second danger period, some
time around the twentieth year,
comes after, the children are
grown and family responsibilities
are fewer. The couple, may be less
willing to tolerate the minor irritations, 
which have built up during 
the years.
These danger periods can be avoided, 
especially if the wife is
aware of the pitfalls, keeps up her
appearance and interest in her
husband, and remembers that the
man can't play second fiddle.

Sunday School Lesson




The central truth contained in
today's Lesson is the challenge to
identify ourselves with God's purpose 
for the world, and with. His
Power, so that we can be the instruments 
of his will.
Peter and John, along with the
other. Asties, were — in a sense
— missionaries to the unsaved of
their day and time. Imbued with
the Holy Spirit, they preached the
Gospel to all and sundry, and
gained, prestige in the eyes of the
people who had witnessed the
miracles performed upon the sick,
in Christ's name.
The high regard in which the
Apostles were held, sat ill with
the opponents of Christ and His
followers, for they feared for their
own personal interests should this
new movement grow in acceptance
among the people they ruled. They
therefore plotted to do away with
Peter and John, and to put an end
to this threat to their personal
security.
But among them was one, Gama
liel, 
who was also held in high
esteem for his wisdom and foresight. 
To the Sanhedrin Gamaliel
issued a warning against that
body doing harm to the person of
Christ's emissaries. He pointed out
that throughout history, those who
had opposed God's purposes came
to grief themselves, rather than
these who were the target for their
plotting. He went on to warn the
priests that — should they persist in
their plans against Peter and John,
then they ran the risk of they,
themselves perishing!
In essence, what Gamaliel was
saying was: If a cause which claimed 
to be of God truly represent
Hill, then nothing could forestall
it. If however, it turned out to
be man-inspired, then it would
be overthrown, of its own accord.
However, should the former be the
case, then they — the Sanhedrin —
would be in danger of perishing,
by virtue of the fact they were
setting themselves against God's
will.
For — as has been proved
throughout the ages — truth and
righteousness will not be denied.
They may be masked to all outward 
appearances, for a certain
length of time, but they will, in
the end, emerge triumphant.
Prayer, earnest and from the
heart, united with trust, are the
Christian's weapons against evil
and any adversities that threaten
this spirit.
And while it is right that we
morla's pray for deliverance from
temptation, for the health and wellbeing 
of our loved ones and for

the souls of all mankind, we must
never lose sight of prayer's wider
concepts.
The highest degree of prayer
known to man is that which is motivated 
by the desire that God will
act to bring about that which will
promote. His Kingdom, thereby, assuring 
mankind of the immortality
of the soul that was promised many
thousands of years ago, at the beginning 
of the Creation.
The attainment of such a state
of grace has been what inspired
the early Christians to defy their
enemies, to suffer, and even to die
for such a cause. It has led the
early Christian church out of secret
meeting places to an accepted place
in the lives of every country in the
world of any consequence today.
It will — by the grace of God,
and by devoted and inspired believers 
— lead to the overthrowing
of the darkness that clouds the
few countries left in the world that
need to hear God's message. And
so, another step will have been
taken towards perpetrating God's
plan for mankind.


GOD WILL PREVAIL




The central truth contained in
today's Lesson is the challenge to
identify ourselves with God's purpose 
for the world, and with. His
Power, so that we can be the instruments 
of his will.
Peter and John, along with the
other. Asties, were — in a sense
— missionaries to the unsaved of
their day and time. Imbued with
the Holy Spirit, they preached the
Gospel to all and sundry, and
gained, prestige in the eyes of the
people who had witnessed the
miracles performed upon the sick,
in Christ's name.
The high regard in which the
Apostles were held, sat ill with
the opponents of Christ and His
followers, for they feared for their
own personal interests should this
new movement grow in acceptance
among the people they ruled. They
therefore plotted to do away with
Peter and John, and to put an end
to this threat to their personal
security.
But among them was one, Gama
liel, 
who was also held in high
esteem for his wisdom and foresight. 
To the Sanhedrin Gamaliel
issued a warning against that
body doing harm to the person of
Christ's emissaries. He pointed out
that throughout history, those who
had opposed God's purposes came
to grief themselves, rather than
these who were the target for their
plotting. He went on to warn the
priests that — should they persist in
their plans against Peter and John,
then they ran the risk of they,
themselves perishing!
In essence, what Gamaliel was
saying was: If a cause which claimed 
to be of God truly represent
Hill, then nothing could forestall
it. If however, it turned out to
be man-inspired, then it would
be overthrown, of its own accord.
However, should the former be the
case, then they — the Sanhedrin —
would be in danger of perishing,
by virtue of the fact they were
setting themselves against God's
will.
For — as has been proved
throughout the ages — truth and
righteousness will not be denied.
They may be masked to all outward 
appearances, for a certain
length of time, but they will, in
the end, emerge triumphant.
Prayer, earnest and from the
heart, united with trust, are the
Christian's weapons against evil
and any adversities that threaten
this spirit.
And while it is right that we
morla's pray for deliverance from
temptation, for the health and wellbeing 
of our loved ones and for

the souls of all mankind, we must
never lose sight of prayer's wider
concepts.
The highest degree of prayer
known to man is that which is motivated 
by the desire that God will
act to bring about that which will
promote. His Kingdom, thereby, assuring 
mankind of the immortality
of the soul that was promised many
thousands of years ago, at the beginning 
of the Creation.
The attainment of such a state
of grace has been what inspired
the early Christians to defy their
enemies, to suffer, and even to die
for such a cause. It has led the
early Christian church out of secret
meeting places to an accepted place
in the lives of every country in the
world of any consequence today.
It will — by the grace of God,
and by devoted and inspired believers 
— lead to the overthrowing
of the darkness that clouds the
few countries left in the world that
need to hear God's message. And
so, another step will have been
taken towards perpetrating God's
plan for mankind.


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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE —
These attractive
teen-agers are representative of nineteen New
York City high school graduates who, on April
7, completed a 36-week program of secretarial
career, training at college level, conducted by
New York University and sponsored by Standard 
Oil Company (New Jersey). Their candidacy 
for; private office jobs was, so to speak,
a "ldndslide" success. All nineteen, including
(from left above) Miss Carmen Fuentes and Miss

La Verne Williams, already are working for
Jersey Standard or Manhattan-based affiliates
of the world's largest oil company. The young
women, all academic students recommended by
their teachers in public and parochial schools
of New York City, attended N.Y.U. for 24 weeks
on Esso scholarships in order for acquire from
professional experts the basic skills, knowledge
and attitude essential for secretarial careers.

Improved Condition Between
Negro-Consumer To Be Theme
How two - way communications
between America's business and
industry, and the Negro consumer
can be improved, and their role
in this, will be the subject of a
three - day national conference of
Negro marketing specialists next
month in Houston, Texas.
The National Association of Market 
Developers will hold their 14th
Annual Conference, May 17-19 in
Houston's' Rice Hotel. Outside
speakers and NAMD members will
explore methods and techniques
that can improve relations between
business. Negro community leadership, 
and consumer.
The NAMD is a professional association 
of sales, advertising,
public relations, and marketing
specialists whose major functions
are directed to development of the
$30 - billion Negro market. Some

500 delegates and guests are expected 
to attend the conference.
Outside speakers and NAMD
members will present paper addressed 
to the overall theme, "Market 
Developers and Two Way
Communications."
The May 18 morning panel, "Two
Way Communications between
Marked Developers and Community
Developers," with Mrs. Vera Gunn,
Vera Gunn Associates, Philadelphia 
as moderator will include the
following panelists: John Morsell,
N. A. A. C. P.; Ernest C. Cooper,
Cleveland Urban League; Rev.
Jesse, Jackson. "Operation Breadbasket;" 
and Benjamin H. Wright,
Clairol, Inc.
Thursday's luncheon speaker will
be Horace L. Sheffield, United
Auto Workers, International Citizensship, 
Legislative Department.
His topic will be "The Negro Consumer 
- Citizen in Today's U. S.
Society."
The afternoon panel, "Two Way 
Communications Between
Market Developers and Industry."
will have Bernard Walker, Carnation 
Company, as, moderator.
Panelists are Donald Phillips,
Pharmaco, Inc. and Ross Leone,
Carnation Company.
Friday, May 19, morning panel,
"The Role of Negro - Oriented
Media in the Marketing Mix," will

have D. Wilson. AFRO - AMERICAN 
Newspapers; LeRoy W. Jeffries, 
Johnson Publishing company;
Dr. Wendell F. Cox, Radio, Station
WCHB; and W. Leonard Evans,
Jr., TUESDAY Publications.
The speaker at the NAMD
Awards Luncheon will be George
Couch, Vice President, Marketing,
Anheuser - Busch, Inc., St. Louis.
The afternoon session will be
devoted to "The Professional Development 
of Market Developers,"
and speakers will include Robert
Brocksbank, Mobil Oil Corporation,
Eugene F. Rowan, Plans for Progress, 
and H. Naylor Fitzhugh,
Pepsi - Cola Company.
Mr. Bernard Walker, Carnation
Company, is the Houston Conference 
Director. Mr. Tom Sims,
McCann - Erickson, and Charles
A. Sterling, P. Lorillard Company,
are program co - chairmen. James
Avery, Humble Oil & Refining
Company is NAMD Board Chairman 
H. Naylor Fitzhugh, Pepsi Cola. 
President; and, Joe Black,
Greyhound Lines, Inc. President elect. 
Mr. C. B. Davis, southwest
Distributing, is president of the
Houston Chapter, NAMD.
For further information on the
NAMD Conference, write: Burt E.
Jackson; Executive Director, NAMD,
2638 12th Street; N. W., Washington, 
D. C. 20018.

DESOLATE DUCK —
TWA officials are scratching around in
Las Vegas for the owner of this duck shipped into the city
the week after Easter. Baggage clerks have been feeding it.

Dispute On Guidelines Slows
Desegregation, Group Charges
Administration 
efforts and time used to
defend the controversial school desegregation 
guidelines has hindered 
progress toward equal educational 
opportunity, according to
a statement released by a national 
civil rights federation.
The Leadership Conference on
Civil Rights, a coalition of civil
rights groups, presented their
suggestions and recommendations
on how to speed school desegregation 
to John W. Gantaer, Sec
retary, 
Of Health, Education and
Welfare, last month and released
them to the press on April 29.
Roy Wilkins, executive director of
the National Association for the
Advancement for Colored People
and chairman of the Leadership
Conference, declared that the present 
guidelines are not strong
enough.
"Negro parents and students
have been intimidated, harassed
and beaten in their attempts to
enter schools now available to them
under law." Mr. Wilkins said. "In
the North, such subtle methods as
site selection urban redevelopment,
and school districting have been
used to consign Negro students to
ghetto schools and prevent meaningful 
desegregation."
He said that Southern members
of Congress and Southern state
and school officials has misled the
public into believing the guidelines 
are too stringent.
The Leadership Conference
statement said in part:
"We feel that the necessity of
providings a united front in defense 
of the guidelines over a
period of the last six months has
exacted a toll against the progress

which we should be making now
toward the goal of desegregating
education."
It also stated: "We believe that
concentration by the department
on the problem of de jure segregation 
in the South has prevented
it from coming to grips with the
increasingly urgent problem of de
facto segregation in our urban
centers."

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Wilkins Urges Crackdown
On Grown Zellebach Co.
The National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People has called on
Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz
to crackdown on the Crown Zellerback 
Coroporation and the labor 
unions with which the company 
has contracts at its Bogalusa,
La., plant because of discriminatory 
employment practices.
Bogalusa was the scene of violent 
racial disturbances, in 1963
when civil rights forces sought to
desegregate public facilities and to
open up new job opportunities.
The Crown Zellerbach plant, the
largest employer in the city, was
a major target of the civil rights
groups.
In a telegram to Secretary
Wirtz, May 3, NAACP Executive
Director Roy Wilkins urged "most
vigorous action by the Department
of Labor" against the company
and the unions under Title VII of
the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and
U. S., Executive orders banning
discrimination by companies with
government contracts. A copy of
the wire was sent to Stephen
Shulman, chairman of the U. S.
Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission.
The full text of Mr. Wilkins' telegram 
follows:
"NAACP urges most Vigorous
action try department of labor
against discriminatory practices
by, Crown Zellerbach Corporation 
and Labor Unions in
Bogalousa, Louisiana.
"Continued existence of separate 
promotional lines in agreements 
between company
and unions constitutes clear
violation of Title-VII of civil
rights act and federal executive
orders prohibiting discrimination 
by government contractors.
Racially segregated lines of
progression together with systematic 
denial of equal seniority 
rights for negro workers
must not be permitted to continue 
by U. S. Government
in this major pulp and paper
mill.
"We can accept no conceivable 
labor union justification
for continuation of segregated
departments, segregated lines of
of progression and denial of
the seniority rights of negro
employees. More than two
years of investigation by federal
agencies, hate confirmed charges 
that company and unions
are responsible for discrimination 
in the hiring and placement 
of Negro Employees and
that the company maintains
segregated Plant facilities.
Failure of federal governmuit 
to act will be interperted 
by major Southern Industrial
Employers as Acquiescence by
Government in there practices.
NAACP urges that full power
of Federal Government includ
ing 
contract revocation and
Litigation by' Attorney General
under section 707A of Title VII
be Invoked if company and
unions refuse compliance with
Federal Law and Executive
Orders.

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THANKS SAMMY —
Howard University President James M. Nobrit,
Jr. presents a Centennial dealt set to Sammy Davis, Jr. following
the noted stage, screen, and TV star's benefit performances at
Howard last Monday night. Davis performed two concerts, and
contributed the profits, some $14,000 to the Howard Scholarship
Fund. A scholarship in his name will be established by the university. 
Scheduled to leave shortly for a London production of
Golden Boy, Sammy said he will perform at Howard annually
in the future in order to finance the education of deserving but
needy students. His performance was one of the highlights of
Howard's Centennial Year, which began last September and
will continue through August.

175,000 Students
to Get US Work,
Study Grants
More than 175,000 students will
receive Federal College Work -Study 
employment to help them continue 
their studies during the second 
half of 1987, the U. S. Office
of Education announced recently.
Grants totaling more than $68.8
million will go to 1,693 colleges and
universities for the six - month
period starting July 1. Of this
amount approximately $42.5 million
will be expended for summer employment. 

College students in the program
can earn about $700 for 15 hours
of work per week during their regular 
school session, and approximately 
$600 additionally, If needed;
for up to 40 hours work per week
during summer or other vacation
periods.
Students may be employed either

"on -campus," in work' for the
institution, itself, or "off - campus"
in work for public or private nonprofit 
agencies. On - campus student 
may fill library, laboratory,
research assistance, food service,
maintenance or clerical Jobs. Offcampus 
Jobs, may be in public or
nonprofit organizations in such
areas as health, education, welfare 
or community action programs. 

From July 1, 1967, through August 
20, 1967, the Federal Government 
will pay 90 percent of the
student workers' wages arid the reaining 
10 percent will be provided
by the college, university or offcampus 
agency employing the student. 
As now written, the legislation 
calls to the ratio to be
changed after August 20, 1967, with
Federal funds providing 75 percent
Of the funds and college or off
campus employers providing the
remaining 25 percent for the balance 
of the grant period.

"I have come here to seek the
self-expression that has been denied 
me in Russia."

Your professional beautician
knows the answer...
Your hair is precious and delicate...and none of us like to-see
it break off for any reason. Scientists tell us that excessive use
of hot combs and over-processing Of hair with chemicals often
are major causes of brittleness resulting in hair breakage, But
hair that is naturally curly and tangles easily frequently breaks
off in everyday combing. Notice how irritated your scalp becomes
when you comb in contrast to the way your beautician does?
Your professional beautician knows that curly hair mats and
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Why does some hair
break off when combing?
Your hair is precious and delicate...and none of us like to-see
it break off for any reason. Scientists tell us that excessive use
of hot combs and over-processing Of hair with chemicals often
are major causes of brittleness resulting in hair breakage, But
hair that is naturally curly and tangles easily frequently breaks
off in everyday combing. Notice how irritated your scalp becomes
when you comb in contrast to the way your beautician does?
Your professional beautician knows that curly hair mats and
tangles so easily that it should be softened before combing.
Otherwise, unnecessary irritation to the Scalp and damage to
the shaft and ends of the hair occurs. To achieve this needed
softening and a temporary relaxing effect that prevents breakage 
on all human hair (including wigs), most beauticians rely
on Clairol Hair-So-New spray-on creme rinse. For combing
ease and for beautifying your hair in many other ways trained
beauticians stock a complete family of fine Clairol products for
your specific needs.
Visit your expert hairdresser, who care about your hair care
and your comfort. Whatever the nature of your hair problems,
only your professional beautician knows the answer for sore.
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Courtesy of C Inc.