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Articles in Nov 13, 1995 issue of Jet

• Rep. Cleo Fields battles for Louisiana's governorship after primary victory
• Benjamin Banneker, November 9, 1731
• Federal Reserve Board approves merger of Chicago's second-largest Black-owned banking firm, Indecorp Inc., with Shorebank Corp
• Blacks star as quarterbacks: in the National Football League
  by Dobie Holland
• Rev. Jesse Jackson urges nation's newspaper editors to improve their depiction of Blacks in newspapers
• Samuel C. Coleman, November 10, 1980
• Dove receives Kennedy Center Fund for New American Plays award
• Curt Flood, in Ebony's 50th anniversary issue, battles throat cancer
• White deputy sheriff with Black hubby files $39 million suit in Maryland
• Dallas elementary school social studies teacher is suspended for alleged racist remarks
• Blind Chicago man reads Jet on special machine
• 1995 Ad
• Sparky Tavares, veteran road manager, dies at age 76
• New Orleans' murder rate, highest in nation, cut by 20%
• Police investigating beating of Black students by White football players at New Jersey college
• Quincy Jones introduces singer Tamia on new album 'Q's Jook Joint.'
• Carolyn Morris named 1st Black female FBI assistant director
• Dr. Hamilton E. Holmes, one of the pioneers who helped integrate the University of Georgia, dies
• Ada Fisher, the first Black admitted to the University of Oklahoma Law School, dies
• Black Chicago police veteran sues White officers over beating
• Whitney Houston buys movie rights to bio on Dorothy Dandridge