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Step by Step. That summer heat, in Memphis as elsewhere, hinges not just on civil rights but on the bread-and-TV-set issues of economic parity. The city's 200,000 Negroes have discovered not only that they are poor but also, even by honky standards, undeservedly so...
Hope & Danger. By week's end two mutations in the struggle had evolved. Growing weary of Mayor Loeb's intransigence, fashionably dressed white housewives urged him to give in, while council members called for the dues checkoff and for pledging Memphis' government to equal-opportunity hiring and...
Los Angeles investors. Last week's freebee was simply Sammy's way of expressing gratitude to the 1,000 members (annual dues: $500, soon to rise to $1,000) who have made the six-month-old Factory the In saloon of the show-business crowd.
As President of East House, I would like to explain that the Crimson article of March 4, 1968 presented an inaccurate account of the present financial status of the House. We can now state that 80% of our girls have paid their dues. We regret the implication that East House...
But East House abolished dorm dues this year, and instead collects a flat $7 for the House. When South House used this system last year, 24 Garden Street threatened to secede rather than pay the dues.