Ebony

mei 1963
160 pagina's
Vol. 18,Nr. 7
ISSN-nummer 0012-9011

Gepubliceerd door Johnson Publishing Company

EBONY is the flagship magazine of Johnson Publishing. Founded in 1945 by John H. Johnson, it still maintains the highest global circulation of any African American-focused magazine.

Job outlook for youth	25
Blacks (Employment), Occupations
Labor union discrimination limits Negroes in apprenticeships, skilled jobs	28
Discrimination in employment
U.S. government employs one of each eighteen Negro workers	30
Black government employees
World's greatest diamond thief	35
Maurice Morning WILLS, Baseball players
Brook Benton	44
Brook Benton; 1931-1988, Phonograph records (Black music)

Biggest reception ever	89
White House (Washington, D.C.), Blacks
South Carolina's moment of truth	96
CLEMSON agricultural college, Clemson (S.C.), Colleges and universities (Desegregation), South Carolina (Race relations)
American coed in Israel	105
Joan WEST, Colleges and universities (Israel), Blacks (Israel)
Winning a war	112
Race discrimination
Texas trail ride	115
Cowboys, Rodeos

If I were young today	52
Blacks (Employment)
Four against the odds	55
Bonner family, Black teachers, Coaches (Athletics)
Lena Horne speaks freely on race, marriage, stage	61
Black actors and actresses
White man who couldn't be white	68
Blacks (South Africa)
South Africa's black millionaire	73
Khotso, Blacks (South Africa)
Woman on the go for God	78
Lillian Brooks COFFEY, Church of God, Black women

Best dressed women of 1963	132
Clothing and dress, Black women
Sew a shift for spring	142
Dressmaking
Cordon bleu italien	144
Cooking (Meat), Cooking, French
Teen-agers win movie roles	150
Judy Pace; 1946-., Motion picture actors and actresses
Young troupers make hit debut	156
Black musicians, Black youth

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