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—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, DEC. 18, 1965
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FAMU PR MAN GETS PLAQUE
—David C. Collington, »ight,
assistant director of public ra
lations and coordinator of spe
cial activities for the Orange
Blossom Classic, receives a
plaque "for outstanding contri
Vets Questions and Answers
EDITOR'S NOTE: Below are
authoritative answers by the
Veterans Administration to
some of the many current ques
tions from former servicemen
and their families. Further in
formation on veterans benefits
may be obtained at any VA
office.
Q. —Will my son, now serv
ing in Korea, be able to obtain
the new GI insurance?
A.—A new law provides in
surance coverage for service
men. This insurance is auto
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matic, unless the serviceman
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does not desire the insurance.
A small monthly sum will be
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Q —Will the Veterans Ad
ministration give families of
veterans the right to make pur
chases at military commissa
ries?
A.—The Veterans Adminis
tration has no connection with
military commissaries and can
not grant purchase privileges.
Q. —My husband is receiving
a nonservice-cfinnected pension
from the VA. 1 would like to
know if I start working would
it have any effect on the
amount of the pension that
my husband now receives.
A.—ln determining the vete
ran's income for a nonservice
connected pension, none of the
earned income (wages, salaries,
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be counted as the veteran's in
come.
Sammy Davis Discusses Plans
And Goal for His IV Show
NEW YORK—Three months
ago, Sammy Davis, Jr. told
NBC Radio Network's "Moni
tor" that he would never do a
weekly television series—that
he preferred "mixing up" his
appearances on such shows as
"Hullabaloo," "The Dean Mar
tin Show," "Bonanza" and "The
Man from U. N. Q. L. E."
On Friday, Jan. 7, "The
Sammy Davis Jr. Show" will
have its premiere on the NBC
Television Network (8:30-9:30
p.m. EST; in color). Obviously
women aren't the only ones
who have the prerogative to
change their minds.
Sammy claims he didn't real
ly change his mind "I made
that statement because I never
breamed I'd be offered my own
show," he explains "I thought
such a circumstance was un
attainable. When NBC offered
me the weekly series, stating
I could have complete control
over the show, I flipped. There
was'n a question of no or may
be The answer was an imme
diate yes."
Sammy Davis classifies him
self as a variety performer. As
he books his show, he is reach
ing for the top names in the
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entertainment industry with
which to surround himself. He
wants to be able to move in
many directions on the show.
"That's why I chose my pro
ducer and director (Joe Hamil
ton and Clark Jones, respect
ively) with great care," says
Sammy. "They had to agree
with my concept of what I
feel the show should be. I want
it to look fairly loose with a
feeling of spontaneity about it.
I want parts to look unrehears
ed even though we may spend
days rehearsing them. I want
freedom to move in every type
of format. If I want to dance,
I'll dance: sing—l'll sing; act
in a sketch, then I'll do it. In
other words, I'm going to be
in this show. I'm not going to
sing just two songs, introduce
the guests, grab the check and
run for the bank. If this show
fails, I want the public, the
critics and everyone else to
look to one person—me."
As the first Negro to star
in a full-network television se
ries of his own, Sammy is
aware that his is a gigantic
breakthrough. Yet, he doesn't
feel he is under any particular
pressure.
"It's no different," says Sam
my, "than when I was the
first Negro to play Miami
Beach or any of the other
places formerly closed to mem
bers of my race. I've lived with
that kind of pressure all my
life. The only pressure I feel
now is . . . will the public
buy what I have to sell, which
is my talent? That is all I hope
to be judged by. After all, I'm
an entertainer who is Negro.
I'm not a Negro entertainer.
There's a world of difference
in those two."
Local Births
The following births were re
ported to the Durham Coun
ty Health Department during
the week of December 6 thru
11:
Edsel and Gracie Dillard,
girl; Harold and Frances Win
stead, boy; Jethro and Louise
Hodges, boy; James and Christ
ine Williamson, girl; Lonnie
and Mamie Crawley, boy; Char
les and Ruth Leathers girl;
Leon and Mary Graham, girl;
Hubert and Rosa Smith, girl;
Ollie and Mable Daye, girl;
Reuben and Valinda Parker,
girl; Donald and Dorothy John
son, boy; Willie and William
Ann Green, boy.
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WHO'S WHO AT ST. AUGUS
TINE'S Fourteen St. Augus
tine's College students have
been elected to memebrship in
Who's Who Among Students
in American Universities and
Colleges for the 1965-66 school
year. Membership is based
upon outstanding character,
leadership, and scholarship.
Pictured from left to right
(seated) Miss Grace Home,
Farmville; Miss Anne L. Gat
kins, Vanceboro; Miss Selena
King, Raleigh; Miss Juana Lo
pez, Canal Zone, and Miss Alma
Thomas, Raleigh. Standing
from left to right ar« Napo
leon Fox, Fort Pierce, Florida;
Miss Ollie Jones, Macon, Geor
git; Mill Glenda Bennett, Key
Wast, Florida; Miw JudlHi
Moora, Fayattavllle; Mis* Maur
vane Daßarry, Raleigh; and 111
Noble, Darien, Georgia. Mi*
dents not shown are John Lir
kins, Jersey City, New Jeraay)
Miss Mary McNeil, Godwin, and
Erick L. Maya, Jr„ Raleigh.