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MEMBERING FRIENDS WHO HAVE REMEMBERED YOU
(RatM Funuahad qq RaquMt)
CARD OF THANKS
In behalf of all the membcra
BULLOCK family of Mr. Simon Botltea,
we take this means to say thank
Funeral services for T. you for your kind expreuion of
Bullock, Bronx, N. Y., N*cr-e held sympathy during our bereavement^
Monday at Mouut Veruon Baptist
Oiurch, Creedmoor. Burial was in
church ceemtery.
' Bullock, a native of Creed-
«W>or, died July 18 in New York.
Survivors include his parents, Mr.
Hid Mrs. Hugh Bullock, seven bro-
thcrt and six sisters.
HOLMAN
fiMMral services for Mrs. Lillie
Italliian, 1240 Berkley St. were
held Thursday at New Bethel Bap-
tijtf Church with the Rev. L. W
^id, pastor, officiating. Burial
wta in Glenview Cemetery. Mrs
died June 19 at her home
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||^ MEMORY OF
RUOY LEE ENOCH
Burlingtob, who departed this life
iMt Juna-
HARVEY LEE COTTON
Chapel Hill, who passed away June
13, 1960.
. MRS. SPICIA BOONE KINO
Fayetteville, June 10, 1060.
MRS. DOROTHY D. WILKINS
Charlotte, June 18, I960.
Soft is the music that w^uld chi|^
forever;
The flower of s^feetest smell is
shy and lovely.
—Longfellow
And music pours bn mortals'
Her magnificent disdain.
—£mer|biii.
MM. ROXANNA E. SMITH
who departed this life on June
last y«ar at the age of 88.
DR. JAMES A. BATTLE
Greenville, who passed away eight
years afo this month.
JAMES S. HARRIS
Durham, June 18, 1953.
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HOME
Phone 943-22«1
SCARBOROUGH
and HARGCTT
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Scarborough and Hargett Fune
ral Home has glv^n continuous
service since 1888 and never
have we before had a Burial
Protective Plan as refisofiable
IS we now have. Come In and
inquire about it.
We, at the Scarboroiuh and
Hargett Funeral Homei contri
bute our success to the fact that
it is the attitude that' counts;
being courteous not abrupt. We
ar° interested, not indifferent,
We find that giving the ril^ht
answer in the proper'manner is
an asset.
SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS
Dr. K. B. Clark
46lti Spingarn
Ml Winner
NEW YORK — The noted psy
chologist, Dr. Kenenth B. Clark, has
been chosen as the 46th Spingarn
Medalist, Roy Wilkins, NAACP sec
retary, announced today.
Presentation of the medal, award-
^ annually to a Negro American
for distinguished achievement,
H^l be nv|de in Philadelphia, Sun
day aftertioOA, July 16, duiing
dosing meeting of the Associa
tion t annual convention which
will be held in that city ,frow
July 10 through July 16. f
Dr. Clark is a profes^(^ 0
psychology at the City Q(j[lle'|e 6f
New York. H6 is also a found^
and director of Manhattan’s itortii-
side Center for Child ^ pevaioji-
ment, an institution which ptids
disturbed children.
The eminent psychologist has
not only achieved nationai fame
in his profession, but has also
demonstrated his devotion to the
cause of human freedom. ', ..
He gave invaluable testimony
as to the damaging effects ot Jim|
Crdw public educiatioh .uppn the
minds of both whiter and Negro
pupils in the legal casft leading
to the historic Suprepie Court
school desegregation decision of
May 17, 1994.
Dr. Clark contributed unstint-
ifigly of his time and ingenuity
in the' preparation of the cases for
tlie Supreme Court, - and also as-
lembled a formidable array, of
social scientists whose clear and
forceful presentation made possi
ble the formulation of the historic
l^rinciple invalidating the old “sep
arate but equal” doctrine.
The group’s findings were con
curred in by the Court and cited
is its wryten edict.
Do's And Don'is
It’s just as easy to throw it in t|»e trai^ l^akfet
A New Light on
Race Prejudice
NASHVIJXE, Tenn.—A psycho
logist suggested today that whites
may discriminate against Negroes
beeauM society expects them to
rather thap because they have
strong racial prejudices. His find
ings, he declared, could mean that
education of the individual may
not be as effective a way to break
dowii! discrimination as the pass
age of new laws that would change
sot;ial customs perpetuating race
prejudice.
“We should discard the oW idea
that prejudice exists only along
racial lines,” said Dr. Milton Ro-
k^ach, psychology professor at
Michinan State University, ad-
di'essjng th e 18th annual Race
Relations Institute at Fisk Univer
sity.
: He cit^ his own experiments
a« evidence that what he
GETS DEGREE_«^atter T. Pace,
ins Tuctor In «ducatioD at Fayel*
tevilla S^ate Teachers C^lla^*
since 1955, wa« awardid Hie Ph.
D. degree at Wayn« State - Uni*
versity in Detroit at the sprliHI
convocation on June 22. '
was a Communist, fhlr results
were similar when the same ex
periment was conducted with stu
dents at a southern white college.
“Race prejudice does not exist
in the minds of individuals, but
is forced on them by society,” Dr.
Rokeach maintained. “Left to
themselves, they would choesa
their friends alnog belief lines
rather than racial lines." '
To illustrate, he pointed out
that in integrated housing projects
■where families had the same eco
nomic status, white families lost
their antipathy to thetr Negro
neighbors not simply because they
calls I were petting to know Negroes bet-
“belief prejudice” is ^ stroneer
factor in men’s minds than race
nreiudice. He defined belief pre
judice as disliking somebody be
cause he disaerees with you pt
liking hi|in l;»cau8e he agrees with
yoa
In one experimeht, for example,
a l|«rge majority of 65 northern
white college students indicated
they would make friends more
>«sily with a Negro who was anti-
Ctithnunist than with a white who
ter but because they were getting
to know people with the same be
liefs, aspira'tions, and problems.
Randall’s Island v
1
Jazz Stars Nan^ipd
NEW YORHUpi-iifttlin Geltman,
Producer of the Sixth. Annual
Jazz Festival at RandaU’s Island,
announced today th^t |he follow
ing stars had been silMd: for the
concerts on Friday, iSa^day and
. . ' N. C.. ca« be ,
l|M Waller t* Mw henie, mate paasOUe br a ae« Veiaral 1 (a* atei
lid fftcraai far Stete and looal CD peraenael aM Mmhitlnitjhr* | stiii'iiM
secretary
oost-abaring procram were Hn__
rteM, at left), and Frank M. Culvern. The expMdfl
tani plaea Into operational readiness. ocDU PboU
NEW LAW AIDS CD. BURDUP
New muscle tor undertUffed Sute aiMl local' civQ 4eteaae
Menein to now reiultins (rom a Federal program to raatd S(HW
with States or localities the expenses aiuitional civil fefenae
staff worliers.
Tliis new program, authorized by Public Law 99-606, ffovldes
16.000.000 in the current fiscal year for the hiring of ^dditio^ State
aad local civU defense peraoonel and to meet addad expensai such
as cacf r«atfil« biroiture. oecessarji eau^meot aad official travel
XUa is the first flme Federal funds have supplemeated State or k«al
cMI defense mlmrr or adminittraUve aoveasM ^tes and local-
Mas have requested funds tor 1,633 empk^es ^ program.
• • *
FItAMK B. ElXn, Ofarectc^ ct flw OtHc* ot Ctvfl and Defense
MMS-'utian, who adminlstcra ttM abar«d-cest peiQgram, atressea
tMitUa foods mustbe used to es9M4gtateaiMll0«alehra Manse ^
■>ia*iB4he faea ef (aiufons that now beset the world. OtvO Aa>
fensvat the laoai level moat expand to keep pace with our
■•tlei*! (aM to atrenctlien ear resistance to afKreaslon a*4
■•eaaaae ap tf the President's expressed demand for mut
,ltocSTWeaa la elyll emerrency operaUens.”
A typlcM e*anij»le of how Public Law 606 is helping our States
is t^t of Worth Carolina. Uader its director. Major General Ed-
F.' Carolina Civil Defense Agency has
lurM 21 prdfessienal and clerical people to strengthen the State’s
readiness fof emergency acUoa IDtherto its staff of 11 persons
waa hard-preped to mainuin a basic minimum of readinesa tor
emergency pr«parednaaa. , * ,
mTSS »“5-000 by OCDH, passed on
»5I.^of iU aflflftntat to local civU defense organizaUons for
the hiring of an addlUonal 38 persons. The bulk of these are cler-
Va.~MUt Jeannie
E,. SqpH, Wltuton A. Macon,
two Virginia Union University
sfudeiUs, ra|>raaented thair school
at t)|e T»At|i Aqnupl National Con
ventlon af the Future Business
Leaders of America recently in
Waihington.
RALEIGH — Dr. William R,
Strassner, president of Shaw Uni
versity, spoke at the National Sun
day School and BTU Congress in
St. Louis last Friday.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Miss Eva
Marie Birdsong, a junior Floridr
A. and M. University student, maj
oring in foods, nutrition and insti
tution manas;ement, has been
awarded the Crisco ’Trophy fpr out
standing work in home economics
HAMPTON, Va. -- Regisfratior
for the three week term a^d thf
elfiht week term at Hajnpton In
stitute’s Summer Session stands a*
581, according to figures releasef'
bjr the Registrar’s office »t the
college.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—President
George W. Gore of Florida A. anr’
M. University attended the South
em Regional Conference on High
er Education in Washington Iasi
week.
HAWKINS, Tex.-^arvis Christ
ian College has just reoeived worr'
from Peter P>- Muirhead, director o'
financial aid branch. Division o'
Higher EducatiBn, that Jarvis wil'
> receive $107,640 to be applied tr
the National Defense Student Loar
Fund for the 1061-62 academi
year.
ATLANTA, Ga.—Dr. 'niraan C
Cothran, chairman of the depart
ment of sociology at Atlanta Uni
versity, has left Atlanta to underpr
a four-day orientation period ir
Washington in preperation for hif
participation in the Operation
Crossroads Afri’a Protect.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.—Floridr
Normal and Industrial Memorial
College will feature four major
workshops on its campus for the
summer session.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—A special
speech .clinic for ebildiea will be
conducted for siz^weeks at Florida
A. and M. University during the
tumaoer seaaloh.
ATLANTA, Ga. — D?- Lionel
Newsome, professor of sociology
at Morehouse College will open
the summer Book Reviaw Series
fof the School of Library Service
at Atlanta University on June 28.
FAYETTEVILLE — An enroll-
mpt of approximately 300 per
sons are registered for summer
courses at Fayetteville State
Teachers College.
RALEIGH—Mrs. Virginia Kim-
brnugh Newell,. aaaintfnt
of mathematics at Shaw Univer
sity, has befn awarded a grant
to attend the National Science
Foundation Mathematics Confer
ence for College Teachers this
summer it Montclair College, Up
per Montclair, N. J.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Miss Mo-
deste B. Duncan, assistant profes
sor of home economics education
at Florida A. and M. University,
is attending American Home eco-
ripn)ics Association meeting
I^Uy^and, Ohio.
, (^«^n - Esther SttflwoiHh,
a June gradpate of Florida A. and
M., recently received the United
BusiJtess Education Association
Award of Merit for outstanding
achievement in businfu educa
tion.
WRAL Channel 5
SATURDAY, JULY 1
9:00 Big Picture
9:30 Lone Ranser
10:00 Shari tswu ShoM
10:30 King Leonardo
11:00 Fury ,
11:30 Teenage Frolic
12:30 Major League Baseball
4:00 Life of Riley
4:30 Captain Gallant
5:00 Patterns of Play
S;00 Quartet Time
6.30 Ozzie and Harriet
7:00 Donna Reed
7:30 Bonanza
9:00 Saturday Night FigbU
9:45 Make That Spare
10:00 Asphalt Jungle
11:10 Movie of 'rhr Week
SUNDAY, JULY 2
11:00 A'Light Unto My Path
12:00 Church of Our Fathers
2:3U Oral Roberts
1:00 Major League Baseball
4:30 Caravan
4:30 City Recreation
5:00 Woody Rayes open House
6:00 Walt Disney Presents
7:00 Shirley Tejnplo
8:00 Maverick
9:00 Chevy Show
0:00 Loretta Young
10:30 This Is Your Life
il;00 Sunday Late Show
MONDAY, JULY 3
4:30 Aspect
,7:00 Today
7:25 Viewpoint
7i30 Today
9:00 Debbie Drake
9:15 Romper Room
0:00 Say When
0:30 Play Your Hunch
1:00 Price Is Right
1:30 Concentration
2:00 Truth or Consequences
2:30 It Could Be You
2:55 NBC News
1:00 Ames ’n Andy and Friends
2:00 Jan Murray
2:30 T>orefta Yoyn"
'3:00 Young Dr. Malone
3:30 From These Roots
4:00 Make Rnnnr. For Daddy
4:30 Here’s Hollywood
5:00 Cap'n Five
5:30 National Velvet
6:00 Cap’n 0
6:a5 Stateline
R-20 Viewpoint
6:2.*? Weather
fl'Sn Reeve—Sport'
n-4."i NBC New*
7:00 Five Star Jubilee
7:.10 The Amerir^nr
8:30 Wells Farg-
9:00 Whisperine Smith
9:30 The Untouchables
10:30 Peter Gunn
tl:00 Dateline
11:10 SoortdHwj
11:15 Jack Paar
TUISDAY^ JULY 4
Sunday eveings, August 28, 26, ami
27th. p
Friday night, August 25: Couit
Basie and Orchestra; Sarah Vaug
han; “Canoonball” Adderley Quin
tet; Dukes of Dixieland; Horace
>Uver Quintet; Gene Krupa Quaf
t«t: Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis—John
ny Griffin Quintet; Lambert, Hen-
dricks and Ross.
Saturday night, August 26: Ger
ry Mulligan apd Orchestra; Miles
Davis Quintet, featuring J. j.
Johnson; Joe WillitUQi! Oscar
Peterson Trio; OUtunji Sextet;
Thje Jazztet, featuring Art Farm
er and Bennie Golson; Yusef La-
teeff Quartet; Lsmbert, Hendricks
jptwtr ot tli« tfori waa
•JSf' *
Wkat {a trae for up ia true
fcr the porsoiiB fof whom we
prv. Ood-a wttl of ^rmany
•Otd soMma tfabn. Wa
m a»*ak wer4» af kealiog
wk«. a«».4a q«acl, ««d
8:% Aspept
7:00 Today
7:25 Viewpoint
7:30 Today
0:00 Debbie Drake
9:15 Romper Room
10:00 ^y When
10:30 Play Your Hunch
11:00 Price Is Right
11:30 Concentration
18:00 Truth or Consequ^ncea
12:30 It Could Be You
12:6» NBC News
J:00 Amos ’n Andy
:00 Jan Murray
2:30 Loretta Ydung
3:00 Young Dr. Malone
3i30 From These Roots
4:00 Make Room For Daddy
4:30 Here’s Hollywood
5:00 Cap’n Five
S:30 Quick Draw McGraw
6;00 Cap’n 5
6:05 Stateline
U:2U Viewpoint
6:25 Weather
6:30 Reeve—Sports
6:45 NBC News
7:00 Lock Up
7:30 Laramie
8:30 Hitchcock
9:00 ThriUer • « >
10:00 Thi Great War
11:00 Dateline
11:15 Your Legislature
1):80 Jack Paar
WiONeSDAY, JULY 5
6:m Aspect
7:00 Taday
7:25 Viewpoint
7:30 Today
9:00 ^bbie Drake
9:15 Romper Room i
10:00 Say When
10:30 Play Your Hunch
11:00 Price Is Right
Dr. H. Young
Named Dean at
AU Bus. School
ATLANTA, Ga.—Dr. Harding B.
Young, former head of the depart
ment of business at North Caro
lina College, has been named
dean of the School of Business
Administration at Atlanta Univer
sity.
Dr. Young succeeds Dr. Samuel
%: Westerfield who has resigned
as dean and; been placed on leave
as professor of Business Adminis
tration in order to accept an ap
pointment in the kjnited States
Treasury Department.
and Ross.
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Sunday nigl^t, August 27: Stan
Kenton and 6t«h^tra; Dizzy Gil
lespie Quintet; Carmen McRae;
Stan Getz Quartette; Art Blakey
Quintet; Dave Bruheck Quartet;
Herbie Mann; Afvo^a^ Sextet;
'1:30 Coneentration
*2:00 Truth' or Con«equtnc*a
12:^ Tt CpnW Bp You
12:55 NBC News
1-00 Amoi *n Andy
1O0 Jan Murray
2:30 T.nretta Young
1:00 Young pf Malone
3:30 Frnm 'These Roots
4:0ft MaVe Room For Daddy
4:.1rt Here’s Hollywood
s no Cap’n 8
neniity Dawg
6:00 Cap’n 5
>t;nn S(atei||i« .
Vlewnoint
6:25 Weather .
»-3ft Rfleve-t Snorti
fl'41.NBC NetUfi
7:00 Death Valley Davt
7-s« Wntfon Tniin
R:3rt Price T* niatlt
0:00 Kraft Theatre
10:00 NakAd City
11:00 Dateline
11:10 Sportslim^
'1-1S Vonr T.*gf*tati4N
11:80 Jack Paw
THUIUPAV^ JUIY «
6:30 Aspect
7:00 Today
7-24 Viewpoint
7:30 TMay
9-no nebble Drake
9:15 Romper Room
(0:00 Say WHin
10:30 Play Your Hunch
11:00 Price lai^ght
11:30 Concentt-ayon .
13:00 Trirth or CdniieqUei^ce*
12:30 It Could Tbu
18:55 N8C Nfewil
'1:00 A^oa ‘n AQdy
3:00 Jan Mun«y
3:30 Lmtta YdjUng
8:00 Yiiting Dr. Makuia
3:30 From Th^f|e Hpots
4:00 M|ke Hoorn For Dadqy
4:80 Here’s Hollywood .
5:00 Cap’n 5
5:30 Hucklebmy Houn9
6:00 Cap’n Five
ffi05 Stateline
6:20 VieK^iitt
(l|2$ Weather
6;30 Reeve—Sports
R;45 NHC News
7:00 Sea Hunt
7:80 Outlaws
8:30 Bat Mastanon
9:00 Bachelor Father
9:30 Ernie Ford
10:00 Groiicho Marx
10:30 Tightrope
11:00 Dateline
11:10 Spertaline
11:15 Your l^egivlaturt
11:30 Jock Paar
PRIPAY, JULY 7
8:30 As^t
7:00 Today
7:2!t viewpoint
7:30 Today
9:00 DebMi) Drake
9:15 Romper RqOro
10:00 Say When
10:30 Play Your Hunch
11:00 Price U Right
il:30 Concentration
12:00 Truth or Consequencei
12:30 It Could B« You
12:tiS NBC News
1:00 Amoa 'n Andy
2:00 Jan Mmray
'ZM Loretta Youis
3:00 YouRf Dr, MAone
3:30 Froih Tkesa Rooti
4:00 Make Roum For Daddy
4:30 Here’s Hollywood
S:00 Cap’h 6
5:80 Yogi Bear
Q;00 Cap’n. 5
8:05 Statoline
8:30 Viewpoint
6;25 Weather
8:30 Reeve—SportI
6:45 NBC Ne*S
7:00 77 Suhiet^Seip
8:00 Surfaide 8
9:00 Lawleu Yeafs
9:30 Nanette Pabray
10:00 Michael Shayn*
li:00 Dateline
ll:iu. tiportaline
11:15 Your Legislaturw
il:a0 I'aar
WTVD Channf J11
SATURDAY. JUIY i
7:00 Sat. Funtime
8:00 Jet Japkaua
6:30 Gene Auiry
8:30 Capt. lUafi-Ju
10:90 Mighty lloiise
11:00 Magie
Say »o8tri
12:00 $Jiiy King i
lt:30 Davey and i}oU»th
13:40 ’Cexas Jtaugeri,
1:19 Carolina BaMlMll
1^85 St. Jibtiia vs. Chicago
4;00 ,Sst. (Matinee
4:30 Sat. Miatinep
d:OP Hoartng 20‘t
7:(ili Rifiimak ;. ■
Perry Hasw
R:.V> ChMtoil4 (,
0.:30 Have Qua , -
10:00 GuttUn^M
10:3U '‘eifson to' Person
11:00 Country Style
SUNDAY, JULY 2
10:00 Through the Porthole
10:15 Chrlattan Science
10:30 Camera HI
11:00 Look Up and Live
11:30 Lamp Unto My Feet
12:00 Highway Holiday*.
12:30 Parents Ask About Schools
1:00 Church of Our Fathers
1:30 Major League Baseball
(Possibility of Major L^ue Aise-
ball on Sunday at 1:30 p.m.)
1:40 Retvospect
2:00 TV Reader’s Digest
2:30 Royal^anadten Police
3:00 World of Sports
5:00 Amateur Hoiir
5:30 Lawre^e Welk
8:30 20th Century
7:00 Hawaiiu
9:00 Ed SulIlYair
9:00 a, E. TM#ater
9:30 Holiday Witfi
10;00 Oandtd '
10^80 mat’*:
11:00 .«u^v-
11:15' Stw^r
MOK
6:30 Big P
7:00 Mornii
8:00 CP"
8:10,
8:isj tfMaroo
■shop •
^^'*(||video Village ■—^
11:00 Double Ex(ft)sure
11:30 Surprise PAckagt "
12:00 Love of Life
12:30 Number Pleas#
1.-OO Peggy Mann
■Hi
3:00 Face the Factl
2:30 Hojne Party
3:00 MiUunaIr* .
3:S0 Ve»«pt is Yo«w,
4:q0,
4:19 Secret, glom
4:30 Edge Of Nigllt
,^!00 BaJdatanrt..
5:30 Ritt Ti. Tin ,
6-00 IjMaie
6; Weather ^ •
« 45 nouglee lMw*rd«
7:00 Pete GJ^eya
TtflO fheyeow, _
gtjip ta« a [tf Mg. }f^
9:00 DmW
8;a0 Apn MllTO
10:60 Henn^awy
U):80 Alcoa I^resMti ■
11:00 News
11:30 Badge 7H
TUISO. tY, 4
9:30 ’Thla if
7:00 Morning J*iDt)3re4
8:00 CBS News
8,10 CaroHM W*W»
8:15 C«iU
§;0p Cartooh Snop,
10;00 I wve taty
10:30 VlMage
iU:00,nwWe
12.00 Love^ Life
iJ;3ft Number Pleaae
1:00 Peggy Mann
1:30 Ab the World ’Turw.
2:00 Face the Facta
3:30 Houfte PJirty
3:00 MlUlonaife
3:80 Verrtict i» Yours
4:00 Brighter D«T
4:15 Biwret Storm.
4;flO Edge (d Nitft^
l5;fK) BUndstand ..
g:M Rocky a:*d Uii Frlenda
8:00 Dennia
8i0 Esso
Weather
0:45 Douglas Edwftfdl
7:00 Adv. in raiHii|jt
8)00 Three Sot*
RtRO Dobie Gillts
#,•00 Torn Ewell
0iS6 Playhouse 80
in00 Garfy Moore
11.00 News
11;15 Star Thaeter
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5
8:30 Highway Holidaya
7:00 Morning jamborev
8:00 CBS News
8:10 Carolina News
8:15 Capt. Kangaroo
9:d0 Cartoou ghop
10:00 I Love Lucy '
10:30 Video ViHai!e
11:00 Double ExiKime
U:30 Surprise :!'AkAg^
13:00 Love of Llfi»
13:.'i0 Number Pleaat -
1:00 Peggy Mann
1:30 As the WorW TUW
3:00 Face the Fact*^
2:^ House Part*
3i00 Millionato*
8:30 Verdict is YijMI^
4:00 Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Rtnrm
4:30 Edge of N^lit i ’
8:00 Bandstand i
Si30 Lone Ranger $
8;oo Bugs Bunny ?
K30 Esso h
8:40 Weather
8:45 D|uglaas Edwatil
7:00 Bc^l -
7:30 Maiihu Rm
8:30 Danger Man
8:0O Detectives
9:30 I’ve Got A Sectet
10:00 Armstrong Clnc) Theatre
11:0Q News
ll;to4ttat~Tbeate;
THURSDAY^ iViY 4
8:80 The Chrtftophein
7:00 Morning JanlUbtal
8:00 CBS News .
8:10 Carolina Kewl
8:15 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Cartoon Shop
lOtOO I I'Ove Lucy i
10:30 Video Village ■
11:00 Double Expoati. > '
11 .*10 Qiirnri«'* p^ekage
12:00 Love of Life
13:80 Number Pleiae
I‘(Ml Peffov Mann*
1:30 Ai the WorM Jwj}|
Paee the factl*
S-JW iTnuse Party \
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