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4 i. vo 4:3 hi It 4X -5 services to black communities, Mr. Clarence D. Coleman, Southern Regional Director for the Urban League, announced last Thursday. Entitled the Citizens The National Urban Lea-' gue, in conjuction with the VISTA- Program, will soon be operating a project in four southern cities aimed at involving black college stu-.

dents 4n. providing a broad range of volunteer social Dei Namod Field Corps Programs, the project will seek to enhance pride of accomplishment and contributory, identifica- tion by students and other volunteers with the pro- "blems of black people; Mr. Coleman emphasized while the "program will focus on recruiting black col-, lege students, it is open to everyone who wishes to lend their time and skills to de-ieating the causes and al- effects of po verty and discrimination. Mr. Coleman," who has worked hlsway up through the various levels of the.

Urban League Movement and is an Atlanta civic is particularly, enthusiastic l-' about CCP because itcom-. plements the League's commitment to 'self-' determination: for, ghetto communities. "No longer ran outsiders eo in and do. I Urban League's Cljteens Corps Programs Staff The National Urban Citizens Corps Programs staff plans for putting the project too action. during tne recent orientation session here in Atlanta.

Operative in four cities CCP wiir produce .10 of volunteer services for black 'communities. Shown (seated, left to right iare Mr. lackson. Program Administrator; Mrs; Ena Sanders, Administrative Assistant; Mr. Clarence D.

Coleman, bSSL RegS Director, of the National Urban League; and Mr. Delmar R. Yode AJM Administrator. Standing are the four city. Project Supervisors as Mr.

Bill Smith, Milton Green, Columbia; Mr. BiU Kles.Miamfc and Hart, A what they think needs to be BENNY Tt SMITH CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 IV a See Story On Page 2 I jiM I I HV I I L.I I I a-' I 1 I nil tL I I I vl 1Lj! UW-r 1 9 i i iii'i liiiiii ill ilia jr 1 mmmm wmm i (.. -a. i See Story On Page 15.