?THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY. MAY 13, 1967 Local Young jMan Named to:

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? LTTTLE JEFF bad just re-

turned home from class, rub-bing his knees. His motherasked what was wrong.

"They're sore from kneelingso much," the boy answered."But 1 think it will be OK now.

The last time Father asked usto pray, I prayed that hewouldn't ask us to pray so

much." Catholic Digest?April.

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WASHINGTON'. D C. A !senior .it tho Howard College iof Liberal Arts has been ap-pointed to the position of re- jsearch analjst in the Civil

I Itiuhts Division of the IT.lT . S. !

I Department of .lustice. He is IK P.ridgoforth Spudding. 22.

I the s;in cf Mr and Mrs. A T. i| Snaulding. IHOR Lincoln Street. :

, Durham

Accortlini! In the Department jjnf .lustice iilTiiials. Mr Spaul-Iding's duties will inclule analy. |scs of voter resist ration, vot-1inc. education, employment, |and other records. In addition, |

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he will prepare exhibits, charts, iand staphs for court use. com- jpile s'atistics. .'n'vver corrcs- jpendence. red p"rform library !

j research. '>\u25a0> will also receiveI travel assi'nmonts in connec-j t ; nn with »he Division's trials |

| in fc'cral courts and conduct i. su vevs in the preparation ofj \ises. |

A irraduat? of Oak'.vood high

j sebonl at N. Y.. 'j Mr Sratildin? is a government j

| and "optical sc'ence maior at ij Itowrrd. An honor student, he j;:s president of the Political i

S--'ene? Soeietv and a memberj -f fh" Sociology Club. Young '

j Tiein ~.crats Club, and Pi Sigma j' Alpha. national government

j honorary society.Poring the summer of 1966. j

i Mi Snjtildin? worked as an in- i| tern administrative assistant to I

th" eity manager of Durham. '\u25a0| H" has also serveH as a market-j ing research assistant for the \iH* ward Citizenship Project. jj Mr Sapulding is one of some j

I 30 students from colleges and '| universities throughout the jcountry chosen by the Depart- jment of Justice to serve as re- jsearch analysts during the !

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Effect of Teaching Negro History is TabulatedLAFAYETTE. Ind Studies

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I if Negro history. Both Negroj and white children are in-| vclved.I Prof. John Georgeoff of the

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was being studied. The fourth

grade level was choserf, George-

off said, because children atthis age are at the point where

The research was conductedthis semester in 24 fourth

grade classes in the Gary

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they are becoming independent more knowledge - about history

thinkers and culture will improve their

He said the study was de- feelings about themselves anasigned to see if there will be toward others, Georgeoff said,

less cleavage in children to It will identify characteristicstheir own race by studying the of positive change in know-Negro's heritage and contribu- ledge and of self-concept,

tiens to America, and to detety V The history unit was pre-mine influence of community pared in Gary to tell the story

contacts on racial cleavage. about aspects of Negro life in

The study seeks to find America, both positive and

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