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Threatening National Security Or Bridging The Digital Divide? A Case Study Of Huawei’S Expansion In Brazil, Julie Jin Zeng
Threatening National Security Or Bridging The Digital Divide? A Case Study Of Huawei’S Expansion In Brazil, Julie Jin Zeng
Rosenberg Institute Scholars
China’s digital footprint has been expanding rapidly in Latin America in the last two decades. Neither the U.S.-China tech war nor the U.S.-led global campaign aimed at Chinese tech firms seemed to be able to reverse the trend. Much of the policy discussion in the western media surrounding China’s digital expansion focuses on the supply side, emphasizing the potential risks of adopting Chinese technologies. Yet there remains scant research on the demand side— namely, how policymakers in developing countries perceive Chinese tech firms and how they maneuver amid the intensifying rivalry between the U.S. and China. Why did Chinese tech …
Repressive-Responsive Parameters Of Autocracies In Asia: Vietnam And China Compared, Nhu Truong
Repressive-Responsive Parameters Of Autocracies In Asia: Vietnam And China Compared, Nhu Truong
Rosenberg Institute Scholars
Moving beyond crude dichotomies of regime types, this article examines how state strategies of repression and responsiveness vary across autocracies in Asia. Specifically, Vietnam and China show significant variance on the reactive-institutionalized spectrum when it comes to land expropriation. Whereas Vietnam has systematically strengthened mechanisms against arbitrary land seizures, China has reactively opted for sketchy and ad-hoc reforms to curtail land conflicts. This article discloses the repressive-responsive parameters of autocracies in Asia through an original framework that allows for sharper analytical differentiation of how autocracies differ.
Deference, Displacement, And Due Diligence In Aiib And World Bank Lending In India: The Amaravati Capital City And Mumbai Urban Transport Projects, Jason A. Kirk
Rosenberg Institute Scholars
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has invested almost one-third of its entire pan-Asian portfolio in India, which has quietly become the Chinese-led bank’s top borrower despite rising China-India tensions. Over the first half-decade of the AIIB, most of its projects were co-financed with other multilaterals, led by the World Bank, and applied their environmental and social policies, accountability mechanisms, and grievance processes. This empirical research paper traces the development of two projects in India involving AIIB and the World Bank: the ill-fated Amaravati Capital City Project in Andhra Pradesh, a cancelled co-financed project, and the ongoing Mumbai Urban Transport …
"U.S.-China Competition In The Post-Covid-19 World: Globalization At A Cross-Roads", Min Ye
"U.S.-China Competition In The Post-Covid-19 World: Globalization At A Cross-Roads", Min Ye
Rosenberg Institute Scholars
Strategic competition between the United States and China had been deteriorating much earlier than the Covid-19 outbreak in 2020.1 However, in the past, despite intense political rivalry and geostrategic competition, policy communities and societies in the two countries have maintained active and robust engagement and dialogues. Much of the dialogues focused on complaints against each other’s behavior and intentions. Nonetheless, such dialogues kept information and concerns flowing between the rival powers. Concerned third-party actors often play stabilizing roles by communicating potential fragilities between Washington and Beijing. In short, pre-Covid-19, strategic rivalry between China and the U.S. was intense, but it …
Public Medicine In Wartime China: Biomedicine, State Medicine, And The Rise Of China’S National Medical Colleges, 1931-1945, John R. Watt Ph.D.
Public Medicine In Wartime China: Biomedicine, State Medicine, And The Rise Of China’S National Medical Colleges, 1931-1945, John R. Watt Ph.D.
Rosenberg Institute Scholars
Public Medicine in Wartime China is the first in a series of Occasional Papers issued by the Rosenberg Institute. It is based on a longer study of the subject by Dr. John R. Watt and follows a presentation he made at Suffolk University in April 2010, co-sponsored by the Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office in Boston. Dr. Watt’s paper was published in February 2012.
Boston Chronicle April 9, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle April 9, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: 'Stranger' Knifes Businesswomen; Churches Support NAACP; Ford Hall Forum; Belafonte Apperance To Aid Sitdowners Comes to Hub On April 21 [Harry Belafonte]; [Photo] Savagely Pulling a Negro Youth is a White South African; The Rambler Page 2: Youth Are Leading The Nation; The North Star; [Politcal Cartoon] Team! Team! Team!; The Facts [By William Garrison]; Music Notes [By William A. Rhodes] Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: Around Boston [By Marilyn A. Carrington]; Real Estate Directory; Scottish Rite Masons in Fete; Women in Bowling [By Harriette Harkins]
Boston Chronicle April 2, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle April 2, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: World Cry- 'We Want Freedom' [African Negroes March on Capital]; Sit-ins Gain More Support; Students in Tenth Week of Protest; Appointed [Photo] LeRoy A. Messam appointed memeber of NSPA [National Society of Public Accountants] Page 2: Advertisement [First National Stores and Ed Sullivan] Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Ford Hall Forum; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: Floodtide of Human Freedom; The Student Demonstrations [From the Star of Zion]; The Facts [By William Harrison]; On The Book Shelf [The Wall Beteen by Anne Braden] Page 5: Poetry Nook [A Song of Courange]; Music Notes [By …
Boston Chronicle March 26, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle March 26, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: MCAD Probes Bias Charge; 'I'd Throw 'em Out' Harry S Truman; Negro Adventists Seek Integration; Hub Collegians Rally To Help Expelled Students In South; June Miles Heads NU Sorority; Human Rights Meet Set For April 2 Page 2: [Photo] Lt. Col, Thomas Wright [left] recieves Certificate of Achievement from Col. Albert j. Hannon [right]; [photo] Poltical cartoon; Local Comments [By Maston A. Nelson; Around Boston Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: Murder in South Africa; The Rambler; [Poltical Cartoon] 'We Jes Wanna Do A Li'L Prunin'; The Facts [By William …
Boston Chronicle March 19, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle March 19, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Don't Patronize Stores That Segregate Request NAACP, EPIC and CORE; Intergration Works; UL Will Present Philly Choir; Mrs. Mcree Named 'Women Of The Year'; Masons Fete Grand Master Recieve NAACP Plaque Page 2: [Photo] Mayor John F. Collins Declared The Month of March for Danny Thomas St. Jude Hospital Fund Appeal; Aeound Boston; Grocery Store Advertisement Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Music Notes [By William A. Rhodes]; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: Good Pope John XXIII; The Rambler; [Poltical Cartoon]; The Facts [By William Harrison]; In Our Mail; Ford Hall Forum Page 5: Shaw …
Boston Chronicle March 12, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle March 12, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Taylor Appointed Demo Delegate [Balcom l. Taylor]; Rev. S. L. Laviscount UL Award Recipient; Hub Students Force Store To Close; Sit Down Chillun [Jim Crow Poem]; Rights Bill Sound Necessary Says Senator Saltonstall; Progress is Goal of Business Group Page 2: [Photo] Academy Graduates; Around Boston [By Marilyn A. Carrington]; Music Notes [By William A. Rhodes; Advertisement for Washer and Dryer Page 3: Church News- Events of The Week; About People; Carrington Subs For Gov. Furcolo; Various Funeral Home Service Advertisements Page 4: Our Glorious Dawn; The Prime Minister of Israel; In Our Mail; The Facts [By William …
Boston Chronicle February 6, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle February 6, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Citizens Pledge to Aid, Rebuild Freedom Houses [Suffered $100,000 loss]; Steele Gets Federal Housing Position; Sweet Daddy Was Clipped for 8G's?; John Expected to Set Another Record Tonite [High Jump Track]; NU News Honors Associate Editor Page 2: Classifieds Page 4: Militant Leadership Triumphs; Constructive Advice; Ghandi of Blesses Memory; The Facts [By William Garrison] Page 3: Church News- Events of The Week Advertisements: Various Funeral Home services Page 5: [Sports] Waithe Bouyer State Favorite [Track]; Sandra Facey, Cal Douglas to seek Skate Derby Honors; Around Boston [By Marilyn A. Carrington] Page 6: Business Directory; About People; On …
Boston Chronicle January 30, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle January 30, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Sweet Daddy Speaks at His Own Funeral; Aristo Club to Mark History Week Feb. 7 [Oberservance of Negro History Week]; Boston NAACP Aims For Bigger Year; Thomas To Jump Against Dumas [Track Meet]; The Rambler Page 2: Sammy Davis Tells Why He Became Jew; Watch For Cars; Bill to Help Aged [Introduced by Congressman Laurence Curtis]; Forms Ready For Confab Delegates; JLC Commends Organized Labor [Jewish Labor Committee] Page 3: Rev. Alfred Qualls Speaks; Church News- Events of The Week; Church Names Officers; Advertisements: Funeral Parlor Services Page 4: Billy Graham Weighed in the Balance [Religious Tour in …
Boston Chronicle January 23, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle January 23, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: John Did It![High Jump]; Muslim Leader [Minister Louis]; Liberian Researchist [Miss Violet Brewer]; Baptist Ministers Elect Officers; Caples Petitions To Strengthen Anti-Bias Board; Fights Jim Crow Housing; To Speak Sunday [Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt] Page 2: March Of Dimes Medical Researchers; Various Real Estate services; Rental and services advertised Page 3: Rev. Alfred Qualls Speaks; Poetry Nook [Memory Blank by S.P Perry Jr.]; Church News- Events Of The Week; Various Funeral Home services Page 4: Anti- Semitism Endangers All; Bad News from Mississippi [From New York Times, The Parker Case]; The Facts [By William Garrison]; On the Scene [ …
Boston Chronicle January 9, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle January 9, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Youth Kills Mom Who Wouldn't OK His Wedding Plans; Dr. Hoffman Named To Urban League Post; Victor C. Bynoe Appointed To Boston Housing Authority; 5000 Negro Families Denied Fire Insurance; About People Page 2: Smith, Ince In K.C '600' Duel: Thomas Ready; [Boxing]The Man Who Broke Jack Dempsey's Ribs [John Lester Johnson]; At Raynham Park[Dog racing]; Side Glances; Collins, Book On Nixon Is Best Seller; [Sports]Gates Isenberg Pace Terriers to 81-60 Over B.C; Williams Draws With Don Warner Page 3: Church News- Events Of The Week; Page 4: The City, The State, The Nation; The Round-Up; The Facts …
Boston Chronicle January 2, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle January 2, 1960, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Newly Elected Members Of The NAACP; Benefit Cabaret Dance For Fire Victim Family; About People; Emancipation Day At Peoples Baptist; California A.F.L - C.I.O Takes Strong Anti-Bias Stand; Governor Issues Proclamation For Carver Day; Lodge Flies to Africa Page 2: Placing Responsibility; The Round-up; Poetry Nook To Africa [By Georgia Douglas Johnson]; The Facts [By William Harrison]; On The Bookshelf [By Philip Mittering]; New Edition Of Jobs Out Look Handbook Page 3: Church News Of The Week; Bontemps [Arna] Named to Library Board Page 4: Around Boston [By Marilyn A. Carrington]; Music Notes [By William A. Rhodes]; News …
Boston Chronicle December 26, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle December 26, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Nigeria Leader Picks Cabinet [Photo Prime Minister Balewa; Labor Leaders Orge So. Africa Boycott; Althea Black [Tennis Star]; Randolph Calls For Labor's Aid To Negro Voters; President Forms Haitian Cabinet; [Photo] NAACP Life Member Harold Kravit Presented with Plaque; Drafter of Bay State FEPC Killed in Fire; The Round-up Page 2: About People; [Photo] Smiles of Dimes Sally Blair and Dr. E.C. Maxique President of National Medical Association; Side Glances; DE Has Deaf Ear To Negros Pleadings; [Poems] Christmas Is A Face; This Mother Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: …
Boston Chronicle December 19, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle December 19, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Race Factor in Boston Archbeacon's Defeat [Photo Ven. John W. Burgess Archdeacon of Boston]; What will Rocky Do to Hulan Jack?; Know Facts Before Buying Small Car; K's Grandchildren Sent Christmas Card [Photo Youngsters at Morgan Memorial Youth and Childrens Center] Page 2: Around Boston; Grocery Advertisement Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: The Racist As Governor- General; The Rambler; Labor Leads Olympic Anti-Bias Fight; [Political Cartoon] A Good Beginning; On The Bookshelf; The Facts Page 5: [Photo] Rifle Display; 100th NAACP Banch Becomes Life Member; Various Advertisements Page 6: …
Boston Chronicle December 12, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle December 12, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: [Photo] Christmas Gift Wrapping; Eastern Star Officers Visit Eureka Chapter; Dr. Martin Luthe King Coming To The Hub; Prince Hall Masons Elect New Officers; United College Fund Realizes $41,000; Carrignton Is Elected To Democratic Board Page 2: Beauty Hints; Says Harlem Schools Inferior; United Nations; Music Notes Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: Mr. Truman And Hot House Liberals; The Rambler; [Cartoon] Men and Machines Battle of Production; Ford Hall Forum; On Your Dial; The Facts; Poetry Nook Page 5: On The Scene [Cartoon] Numbering Plan Areas With Codes; Side …
Boston Chronicle November 28, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle November 28, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: In Tragic Roxbury Fire, 3 Children Die in Sleep, Brave Actions Save Five; Support Intergration To Gain Full Rights; Africa Won't Go Red; Mass. Fights Bias; [Photo] Officers of the Premiers of New York, Staged overflow Cabaret-dance in Eliot Ballroom; NAACP Election Is Set for Dec. 16; Sugar Ray's Ready Page 2: Music Notes; [Photo] Evening Dress Page 4: The Facts; [Photo] Help Thorugh Your Church Helps More; The Rambler; Kennedy's Apology [Apoligized to Katie E. Whickman for being kicked out of an event because of her race]; Current Opinions [London Times Discuesses Negro Americans]; Ford Hall Forum …
Boston Chronicle November 21, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle November 21, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: [Photo] Members of Entertainment Committee of Boston Branch of NAACP; Atlanta U.President to Give Integration Report Sunday; I Will Never Give Up Says South's Most Patient Man [Virgil Hawkins; Ninth Negro Rookie Award; The Round Up Page 2: Benefit Society Marks; In Memoriam; Real Esyaye Directory Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: Race Relations In Films; Current Opnion; [Political Cartoon] Make A Wish; The Rambler; The Facts Page 5: Music Notes; [Photo] Officers of Omega Signa Northwastern University Womens Society; About People Page 6: Women in Bowling; About Eartha; Malden …
Boston Chronicle November 14, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle November 14, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Solomons Wins Seat On Cambridge Board; Bang-Up Civil Rights Battle Looms In Congressional Session; NAACP Hails Action Taken By Justice Dept; [Photo]; The Round-up Page 2: [1960 New March Of Dimes Poster Boy] Darrell Atkins 5; NU Editor Attends Press Conference; Urge Protection Against Flu; Real Estate Directory Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Serivices Page 4: The Pot and the Kettle; Current Opinion; The Rambler; United Nations; Ford Hall Forum; [Photo] Foreign & Sports Car Show; About People; Beauty Hints; On Your Dial Page 5: Music Notes; [Photo] Play 'Jolly's Progress' Stars …
Boston Chronicle November 7, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle November 7, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: World Roundup; [Photo] Claudienne Gordon; Boston NAACP Meets Nov. 18; Marches Against Jim Crown in SC; Mayoralty Campaign Confuses 'Experts' Page 2: NAACP Dance To Be Staged At Elliot Hall; [Photo] Morgan Memorial Day Nursery children and Replica of United Nations Building; Miss Gordon Is Praised For Her Work In Africa; Tufts Prof. Series Speaker; Classified Ads; Real Estate Directory Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: Where Do We Go From Here?; The Rambler; Ford Hall Forum; Beauty Hints; The Facts Page 5: Around Boston; Poetry Nook; Music Notes; Sccuts …
Boston Chronicle October 31, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle October 31, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Jackie Uses 'White' S.C. Waiting Room; [Photo] Civic Leaders Support Collins; W.I.L.D Endorses Elam; Toure Asks US Support Of Freedom; DuBois To Speak On China Page 2: Powers Has the Experience; Struggle On; On Your Dial; Experimental Use od Historic Pulpit; City of Boston [City Election]; The Facts; Ford Hall Forum Pages out of order
Boston Chronicle October 24, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle October 24, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Council Ignores People Elam Says [ Photo Attorney Harry J. Elam]; $4500 Gift to Urban League; [Photo] Powers Center, Rep. Lincoln Pope Jr. Left, and Rep. Oswald Jordan Right; 2 Negro Women Pass Bar Exam; African Leader Here Sunday [Joshua Nkomo]; Omega Talent Hunt A Success Page 2: Bay State Labor For Kennedy; Seeing the Other Side; The Rambler; [Cartoon] It Ain't Necessarily So; Ford Hall Forum; The Facts; United Nations; Rep. Curtis Says Page 3: Around Boston; On The Scene Page 4: [Photo] Page 5: W.I Advisor Slated; June Miles Societys Secretary; Various Advertisements Page 6: Is …
Boston Chronicle October 17, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle October 17, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Clara Ward Didn't Mention Wedding Plans In Boston; New Pastor at Local Church; Africa Won't Join Communists- BU Senior; P-TA Marks 50th Year; Boston Friends To Meet Oct. 26; [Photo] Eartha Kitt New Play Nov. 9; First Tp Win Trophy; [Photo] Left: Mrs. Susie Lewis Representing Mass. Cootiette Club Page 2: [Photo] Delta Scholarship Winners; Mrs. Fletcher Club President [Handicrafters Guild]; The Wheel of Time [Poem]; Classified Ads Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: Happy Birthday Mr. President [Eisenhower]; The Rambler; The Facts; RADIO Page 5: Recent Deaths; Rep. Curtis …
Boston Chronicle October 10, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle October 10, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: NAACP Works To Combat Boston Juvenile Delinquency; Dr. Stokes Honored For Youth Work; Roxbury Mother Looks To Children's Future; NAACP Leader Now In Moscow; About People; Shaw House Names New Girls Worker Page 2: [Photo] Residents of the Whittier St. Project Roxbury; Ali Jami Speaks; Classified Ads Page 3: Church News- Events in the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: The Soul Goes Marching On; The NAACP Should Endorse Elam; The Rambler; United Nations; The Facts Page 5: Around Boston; Women Bowlers; $4500 Allocated To Urban League; Civil War TV Show; Calypso Cabaret Next Friday Page 6: …
Boston Chronicle September 26, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle September 26, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Randolph Demands End Of AFL-CIO Racial Bias; [Photo] Wins Nomination Attorney Harry P. Elam; Pleasent Hill Ready for 20th [PhotoRev. Dr. Samuel H. Bullock Page 2: Music Notes; Theatre; United Nations; Science Museum; Classified Ads; Real Estate Directory Page 3: Church News Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: Poor Citizenship; On The Bookshelf; Polio Patients Need Help; The Facts; Rep. Curtis Says Page 5: The Rambler; Poetry Nook Page 6: Senator hennings Pedsists On Civil Rights Action; At B.U Sunday; The Teachings Of Islam; Guest Preacher [Photo Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.]; About People; …
Boston Chronicle September 19, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle September 19, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Cambridge Citizens To Honor Pumpsie Green, Larry Plenty, Wilson; Rhodesian Quartet At BU Next Friday; [Photo] Duke Ellington Recieves Spingarn Medal; About PeoplePage 2: At Suffolk Downs; Advertisements; Real Estate Directory Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: All Should Vote Tuesday; United Nations; Rep. Curtis Says; Theatre; The Facts; On Your Dial; Poetrey Nook Page 5: Facts About Cricket; He Served US For 17 Years Without Pay [Photo Joseph Lee] City of Boston Preliminary City Election; The Rambler Page 6: Bynoe For School Committee; The Teaching Of Islam; Various Advertisements
Boston Chronicle September 12, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle September 12, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: [Photo] Atty. Chester K. Gillespie Visits Pyramids; Chisolm Delegate; Information On Islam; First Negro Roman Catholic Priest for Roxbury Church; Gary Mayor Names Negro Ciy Attorney; Africans Set Up Soccer Federation; Host to Combo Page 2: The Rambler; Personal;[Photo] Mounted Police Horse Return to Exposition; City News; Women in Bowling; Real Estate DIrectory Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: he First Day of School; Theatre; United Nations; The Facts; Rep. Curtis Says Page 5: Beauty Hints; [Photo] For City Council Alfred Lubin; Science Museum; At Suffolk Downs; Facts About Cricket …
Boston Chronicle September 5, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle September 5, 1959, The Boston Chronicle
Boston Chronicle Newspaper
Page 1: Congressman Blasts American Legion; [Photo] Britain's First African Councillor Stephen Ojok; Information on Islam; Yawkey Praises His Colored Players; Florida Mothers Protest Portable School; Judge Dismisses Roxbury Riot Case; Dean Thurman Visits San Francisco; [Photo] Thurgood Marshall Debates White Miss. Editor Page 2: Rep. Curtis Says; [Photo] Lady Ademola Honored; Real Estate Directory Page 3: Church News- Events of the Week; Various Funeral Home Services Page 4: Are We A Nation of Criminals; United Nations; On Your Dial; The Facts; In Our Mail Page 5: The Rambler; Side Glances; [Sports] Cambridge Comets Win Quincy YMCA Hoop Championship Page …