Word: sheraton
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Edward T. Sullivan, business agent of local 254, told a meeting of B & G workers last night at the Sheraton-Commander that a majority of the union had signed cards authorizing the BSEIU as their bargaining agent. Sullivan also said that he had notified the University that his local intended to represent the workers...
Some 20 blocks away from the Sheraton Hotel where the former King aide spoke is one of the taverns he referred to. Its doors are usually fastened back. The voices and the jukebox mingle with the noise outside. The bar's dark interior seems just an extension of the sidewalk, a part of the neighborhood...
Married. Ernest Henderson, 69, co-founder and board chairman of the 102-hotel Sheraton chain; and Faryl Finn, 25, publicity director of the new Sheraton-Boston; he for the second time...
Floyd McKissick, the new national director of CORE, stretched out on the bed in his room in Washington's Sheraton-Park Hotel one evening last week and languidly shut his eyes-as if bored beyond all tolerance with the two white men earnestly pleading before...
Centuries of Wrong. Outside the Sheraton-Park Hotel, a splinter group called Associated Community Teams picketed. The demonstrators shouted "Uncle Tom!" but failed to keep Negro delegates from entering. The protesters staged a get-together of their own in a nearby Negro neighborhood, where Harlem Rebel Jesse Gray said of the conference: "If they can't do better than this, let the ghettos burn...