Ebony Magazine ~ May 1967

May 1967, 168 pages

Vol. 22, No. 7 ISSN 0012-9011

Published by Johnson Publishing Company

Condition: Excellent shape! Original magazine, sticky label residue... removed off front cover, small crease on top right of cover, no ripped or worn inside pages... very minimal wear and tear for age.

Retail SRP: $59.00

Table of Contents

New hope for Harlem's bright youth

27Gifted high school students, Blacks (Education), Private schools, Scholarships and fellowships, New York (N.Y.) (Education)

Surinam's language of the hat

36Clothing and dress (Suriname), Hats

High altitude, low opening

40Parachuting

Comedown for a king

49Mutesa II (King of Buganda); 1924-1969

Swimming makes a splash at Morehouse

56Morehouse College, Swimming

Mildred Harrison's Viet Nam ordeal

88Mildred HARRISON, Americans (Vietnam), Vietnamese War, 1957-1975 (Prisoners and prisons)

Negro humor: an answer to anguish

99Black comedians, Humor, Black

Maestro on the rise

112Henry Lewis; 1932-1996, Conductors (Music)

New look in southern sheriffs

120Lucius Amerson; 1934-1994, Sheriffs, Macon County (Ala.)

Bigtime golf: Pete Brown hurls his challenge

130Pete BROWN, Golfers

Lefties, a maligned minority

63Left- and right-handedness

Letter power

72Lobbyists and lobbying

Veep lives his convictions

75Hubert Horatio Humphrey; 1911-1978, Washington (D.C.) (Housing)

Why I married an Australian

140Leslie Uggams; 1943-.

Elegant ways with eggs

156Cooking (Eggs)