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Sir Alexander Bustamente, Jamaican Leader, 93
By Wolfgang Saxon

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Sir Alexander Bustamante

BILL KENNY IS DEAD, LAST OF INK SPOTS

Singer in Popular Quartet was 55--His Tenor-Soprano Voice Was Stylistic Hallmark of Group

Bill Kenny, whose tenor-soprano voice became a stylistic earmark of the Ink Spots quartet, which was popular in the 1930's and 1940's, died Thursday in Vancouver, British Columbia, of a respiratory ailment.  He was 55 years old.

Bing Crosby, 73, Dies in Madrid on Golf Course

Special to the New York Times
MADRID, Oct. 14--Bing Crosby, the singer and actor whose breezy baritone voice charmed popular music listeners for 50 years and made him one of the most successful personalities of American show business, died of an apparent he[[..]] attack today while playing golf a[[..]] course outside Madrid.  He was 73 y[[..]] old.

The singer, an avid golfer, coll[[..]] at the 17th hole of La Moraleja[[..]] Course while playing a round with [[..]]al Spanish champions, Manuel [[..]] Valentin Barrios and Cesar de Zu[[..]]

Mr. Crosby had arrived in Spai[[..]] day, primarily to relax and p[[..]] after having completed an enth[[..]]ly received tour of Britain, i[[..]] sold-out engagement at the P[[..]] London.  He had planned a [[..]] to the Spanish island of Ma[[..]] returning to his home near S[[..]]

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George S. Schuyler, Writer And Editor Dies at 82
By JULIUS J. ADAMS

"By a peculiar logical inversion the Anglo-Saxon ruling class, its imitators, accomplices and victims h[[..]] come to believe in a Negro pr[[..]] WIth great zeal and industry [[..]] controlling the media of inform[[..]] have succeeded in indoctrinating [[..]] whole world with this fiction.  [[..]] written into the laws [[..]] organized religion[[..]] literature[[..]] dep[[..]]
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Physician-Businessman A 'Dedicated' Pioneer

More than 350 mourners gatehred at the [[..]] Presbyterian Church in Harlem [[..]] pay final tribute to Dr. C.B. [[..]] r publisher fo The Amster-[[..]] one of the leading busi-[[..]]New York City.
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LOUIS STOKES, MOTHER OF CONGRESSMAN AND MAYOR

CLEVELAND, Feb. 12 (UPI) -- Louise Stokes, a former domestic and the mother of Representative Louis Stokes, the first black Congressman from Ohio and Carl Stokes, the first black mayor of a major American city, died today after she collapsed on her way home from church.  She was 82 years old.

She was born Louise Cinthy Stone, the eighth of 11 children, on Oct. 27, 1895 in Wrens, Ga.  The daughter of a part-time minister and tenant farmer, she moved to Cleveland in 1918 to join a sister.

She worked as a cleaning woman in hotels and private clubs and married Charles Stokes, a laundry laborer, in 1923.  He died five years later.  Mrs. STokes went back to scrubbing floors to support her family.

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Alex Bradford, 51

Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the Greater Abyssinian Baptist Church in Newark for composer, gospel singer and actor Alex Bradford.  He died yesterday at 51, after a stroke.

He won an Obie award for his portrayal of a minister in the play, "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope," and wrote most of the music for the play "Your[[..]]

Mr. Phillips dies at 84

Fitzgerald Phillips, formerly a member of the New York City Parole Commission for nearly 18 years and a former Deputy Corrections Commissioner, died on Sunday, Feb. 19 at Mt. Sinai Hospital after an extended illness.  He was 84 years[[..]]
[[..]]resided at 511 East[[..]]
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