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10 A Jan. 12, 1970 Documents Are Introduced In Green's Antibias Suit ST.L0UIS POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT employes or given a familiarization or training course on his new duties. He charged that he continued doing such "menial" tasks as fabricating work on the simulator of the Gemini space capsule. In his suit, Green is also seeking back pay for the money he lost as a result of being laid off. Documents of a federal and a state agency alleging racial discrimination on the part of McDonnell Douglas Corp.

in the firing of black militant Percy Green in August 1964 were introduced today in United States District Court. Attorneys for Green, who has filed for reinstatement in his job, introduced reports supporting the charge of discrimination. The reports were issued by the Equal Opportunities of Employment Division of the United States Civil Rights Commission Worried About DENTURES Coming Loose? Don't be so afraid that your falsa teeth will come loose or drop Just at the wrong time. For more security and more comfort, sprinkle famous FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder on your plates. FASTEETH holds dentures firmer longer.

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The suit asks the court to find that McDonnell Douglas, which- was called McDonnell Aircraft Corp. when the firing occurred, had discriminated against Green because of his race and his civil rights activities. Green, testifying on direct ex amination, said that he was earning $3 an hour as a radio electronics mechanic when he was "called in" with 17 other employes, and told that he was no longer needed. Shortly before, he testified, he had transferred to another department where he was the only Negro among about 100 employes. He said that he was discouraged by several supervisors from making the transfer, but insisted on doing so because he considered it a promotion.

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