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MM Uiv, Library ifcirhon, if c. 2770. m 8B THE CAROLINA TIMES Sat., Sept 1, 1973 NIXON PLAN FOR POOR IS BEING PREPARED PAY BY CHFCJf mi Welcome To The n NEW WORDS OF WISDOM Courage is a quality so necessary for virtue mat it is always respected, even when it is associated with vice. Samuel Johnson It is the safe easy was to pay all bills. Your cancelled check is proof positive that have paid your bill. You can open a regular or special account, depending on your needs with minimum balance. AARON! The idealist is incorrigible M he be of his heaven, he makes an ideal of his heft. fritdrteh Nietzschm Shabazz Restaurant A letter Piece To Eat Service To Year Satisfaction Guaranteed Complete in Mm. v Dim-Ir Aid Take-Oit Hours; 10:30 tvnu - 10:30 p.m. Can in Orders 493-1746 1011 CHAPEL RILL STREET WELCOME TO Your Fish Market WgOsW9 tnjoy full Service Banking Checking & Savings Accounts Auto Loans Mortgage Loans Home Improvement Loans Bank-by-Mail Safe Deposit Mechanics & Formers Bank DURHAM CHARLOTTE, WEIGH Thursday Highlights THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 WTVD, CHANNEL 11. DURHAM 6:30 jjl j SUMMER SE MESTER Puerto Rico is discussed. WTVD T am. TODAY Olym pic swimming star Shaw GouWU scheduled. WRDU 1:30 a.m. - MIKE DOUG LAS Zsa Zsa Gabor is co host; comedian Irwin Corey, singer Kelly Garret and au thor Gerald Frank are guests. WRAL 9:30 a.nt - MERV GRIFFIN The great days of radio provide theme for Edgar Bergen, Mel Blanc and Harold Peary. WFMY 4 p.m STAR TREK A grain, shipment that Kirk is assigned to protect de velops a bad case of "trib bles," balls of purring fluff that live on grain and are exceedingly prolific. WRAL 4 30 p.m. - MOVIE - A soldier (Kirk Douglas) has an ill-fated love affair win a waif (Deny Robin) in World War II. Barbara Laage and Robert Strauss also star in "Act of Love." WRDU p.m. - PLAYHOUSE NEW YORK BIOGRAPHY -Mai Von Sydow stats in a dramatisation of plays by Strindberg, the Swedish playwright. WUNC 8 p.m. CYCLE OF LIFE The cycle of life is dem onstrated in a narrative de signed for a young audience. WRDU p.m. Walter Pidgeon, Joan Fontaine and Peter Lorre star in "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea," a scenic fiction movie about an atomic sub which tries to halt a radiation belt threat ening the earth. WFMY 9 pm - ACTOR'S CHOICE: WALT WHITMAN Frank Converse and the late Robert Ryan perform readings from Walt Whit man's poetry. WUNC 9 p.m. - MOVIE - A naive young actress is caught in an unusual situa tion between a Manhattan architect and his fiancee's father. Maggie McNamara does an Oscar-winning per formance in "The Moon is Blue," with William Holden and David Niven. WTVD 10 p.m. - MUSIC COUN TRY Ray Stevens, Jerry Reed, Tammy Wynette and Chet Atkins perform. WRDU 11:30 p.m. - MOVIE -Richard Burton and Eliza beth Taylor star in "Dr. Faustus." WTVD, WFMY 11:80 p.m. - MOVIE -"War and Peace" is con eluded. WRAL 6:30 Semester 7:00 CBS News 1:00 Capt. Kangaroo :00 Pegqy Mann :J0 Sec ret Storm 10:00 joker's Wild 10:30 $10,000 Pyramid 11:00 Gambit 11:30 Love of Life 11:00 Young and Restleai 12:30 Search 1:00 Divorce Court 1:30 At World turns 1:00 Guiding Llgrt 2:30 EdM Of Night 3:00 Price li Rlflht 3:30 Match Game 4:00 That Gin 4:30 Met" Griffin 6:00 Ntwa 4:30 CBS Newt 7:00 Dragnet 7:30 Parent Aetna 8:00 Walton. 9:00 Movfa 11:00 Newt 11:30 Movls WRDU-TV, CHANNEL , DURHAM 7:00 Today :00 Now Zoo 9:30 Romper Room 10:00 Dlnaht Place io:3o Baffle 11:30 Wizard of Odds 1130 Hollywood Souaret 12:00 Jeopardy :12:30 Who What Where 10:0 Not women Only 4:30 Triangle Newt 1:30 Thre on Match 7:00 NBC Newt 2:00 Dayi of Live 7:30 Protector! 2:30 Doctor! 0:00 Cycle of Lift 3:00 Another World 9:00 Ironridt 3:30 Peyton Place Retur 10:00 Music Country 4:00 Somerset 11:00 Ntwa 4:30 Movie 11:30 Tonight Show WFMY-TV, CHANNEL I, GREENSBORO 4:00 Good Morning 0:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Old Rebel 9:30 Men, Griffin 10:30 $10,000 Pyramid 11:00 Gambit 11:30 Love of Life 12:30 Young and Retleu 12:30 Starch 1:00 Today's Woman 1:30 Ai World Turn 2:00 Guiding Light 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Now Prlcn 3:30 Match Game 4:30 Corner Fyle 5:00 Daniel 0:00 Newt 4:30 CBS New! 7:00 Andy Griffith 7:30 Dragnet 0:00 Walton 9:00 Movie 11:00 Newt 11:30 Movto WRAL-TV, CHANNEL , RALEIGH 4:00 Daybreak 4:55 Commentary 7:00 Newt 7:30 Make wish 0:00 Uncle Peul 8:30 Mlkt Douglat 10:00 Bette Elliott 11:00 Password 11:30 Brady Bunch 12:00 Ntwa 12:30 Split Second 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Lefi Make Deal 2:00 Newtywed Game 2:30 Girl In Ufa 1:00 Gen. Hospital 1:30 Ufa To Live 4:00 Star Trek 1:00 Perry Meaoa 4:30 ABC New 7:00 Truth or 7:30 TON Truth 0:00 NCAA Special 9:00 Runs Fu 10:00 Streets 11:00 Ntwa 11:30 Entertainment WUNC-TV, CHANNEL 1 CHAPEL HILL 10:00 Sesame St. 11:00 Mr. Rogers 11:30 Electric Co. 12:00 Sigh Off 4:00 Mitterogtrt 4:20 Sesame St 1:20 Electric Co 4:00 Evening Edition 4:30 Children GrowT 7:00 Jove Chan cook 9 30 Actor s CMOS 11:00 Sign CM it) Y ROME & FLORENCE 9 dayi 7 night FROM Raleigh Nov. 13 & Dec 4, 1973 Round trip ah- transportation OaWiVRome) tint class Betel accommodations Sightseeing Gratuities U. S. Departure Tax Plus extras 472 per person, basis double occupancy Not inlcuded: Italian departure tax COST: BERMUDA Veteran's Day Weekend October 18-22, 1973 5 days - 4 nights Round trip air transportation via .Eastern Airlines or any other IATA or ATC carrier. Round trip transfers Deluxe accommodations at Sones tt Beach Hotel. 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CHAPEL HILL STREET Call in Orders 493-1746 Saturday Highlights 2:30 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE Fred Gwynne, Yvonne de Carlo and Al Lewis star in "Munster, Go Home," a story of a man who inherits a title, a manor, and whole lot of problems from his British uncle. WFMY 4 p.m. - WORLD UNI VERSITY GAMES Young people from around the world compete in Moscow in track, field and swimming. WTVD 4 p.m. - U.S. OPEN TEN NIS CHAMPIONSHIPS -The rounds are broadcast live from Forest Hills, N.Y. WFMY 7 p.m. - HEE HAW - Lr retta Lynn, Conway Twitty and Ray Griff star. WTVD, WFMY 8 p.m. NFL FOOTBALL The Detroit Lions compete against the Cleveland Browns in pre season games. WRDU 10 p.m. - MISSION: IM POSSIBLE Robert Goulet plays a crime syndicate leader who is the target of an IMF plot to set the syndicate families against each other. WFMY 11 p.m. - CREATURE ' FEATURE "Chamber of Horrors." a horror story about a man who loses his hand white escaping the gallows and who returns to make others lose their lives in return, stars Patrick O'Neal, Cesare Danova and Suzy Parker. WRDU 11:30 p.m. - MOVIE - A young heiress passes off a young engineer as her fiance to placate a dying grandfather, but c o im plications soar when he suddenly recovers his health. Sandra Dee, Robert Goulet, Andy Williams and Maurice Chevalier star in "I'd Rather Be Rich." WFMY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 WTVD, CHANNEL 11, DURHAM :flO Across Fence i '30 Summer Semester 7:00 McHeie't Navy 7:30 Gllliaen'e Island 1:10 Ssbrlna :00 Chan 9:30 Scoobv Dae 10:30 Pussycats 11:00 Fllntstone 11:00 Archie 12 30 Fat Albert I 00 Children's Film 1:00 Saul Train .1:00 Car and Track 1:30 NFL Action 4:00 University Games 5:00 Ml Reeves 9:30 Nashville Music 4:00 Black Unlimited 6:30 CPS Newt 7:00 Hee Haw 8 00 All In Family " 30 Bridget 00 Mary Tyler Moore 30 Bob Newhart 10:00 Mission Impossible 11:00 News 1:30 Movie 1:30 Kaleidoscoo WRDU-TV, CHANNEL 28, DURHAM 1:00 Houndcatt 1:30 Roman Holiday 9:00 Jetsons 9:30 Pink Panther 10:00 Underdo 10:30 Berkleys 11:00 Sealab 11:30 Runeround 12:00 Eighty Dayt 12:30 Giant 1:00 Lassie 1:30 Sots Profile 2:00 Baseball 5:00 Bowling 5:30 Wrestling 4:30 NBC Newt 7 00 Miss Am. Teenager a 00 NFL Football 11:00 Creative Feature WFMY-TV, CHANNEL t. GREENSBORO 7:30 Pebbles 1:00 Bugs Bunny i:30 Sabrlne 9:00 Chan 9:30 Scoobv Doo 10:30 Pussycats 11:00 FTIntstonei 12:00 Archie 12:30 Fat Albert 1:00 Children's Film l.oo Car end Track 2:30 Movie 4:00 Oven Tennis 4:00 Newt 4:30 CBS New 7:00 Hee Haw 8:00 All In Family 8:30 Bridget 0i Merv Tyler Moore 9:30 Bob Newhart 10:00 Mission Impossible 11:00 News 11:30 Movie WRAL-TV, CHANNEL 5, RALEIGH 7:00 Sunrise Theater 1:45 Scouting Newt 9:00 Osmonds 9:30 Superstars 10:30 Brady Kid 11:00 Bewitched 11:30 Kid Power 11:00 Phantom 12 30 Frolics 1 :0O Monkees 1 30 Am. Bendstand 7:00 TBA 2:30 Movie 4 00 Boxlna 5:00 Spts World 4:30 Arthur Smith 7:00 L. Wlk t oo Partridge Family 8:30 Peul Lynde 9:00 Burns Schrtlber 10 00 The Men 11:00 Newt 11:35 Wrestllnt 12:30 Movie PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5.25 YIELD Flexible Any-Time, Anv-Amount No withdrawal notice re quired. Current Passbook savers will automatically earn this new rate, Per Year Mutual Savings & Loan Association 1 1 2 West Parrish Street Durham, N.C. Friday Highlights : a.m. SUMMER SE MESTER Scandinavian achievements in business are highlighted WTVD : MB. - MERV GRIF FIN George C. Scott, Stanley Kramer and Fay Runaway are interviewed on the site of their new movie, "Oklahoma Crude." WFMY 1 ML NOT FOR WO MEN ONLY - Leading chefs ondiidfj the aeries on cooking. 4: p m MERV GRIF FIN Earlier show is ! WTVD 4:10 p.m. - MOVIE -Heiruckw is given -a comic twist in "Arsenic and Old Lace." funny movie about ' a weird clan. Gary Grant and Raymond Massey star. WRDU I pm tack - MOVIE - he's searches for rvh aeaeiv Moriarty in They Might Be Giants." C serge C. Scott and Jeanne Woodward star. WRDU ' T 10 p.m. - EVENING AT POPS Classical dance is only a minor part of a segment in which the Boston Ballet performs popular dances from around the world. WUNC 11 : p.m. - IN CON CERT Potpourri describes the mixed sounds of a con cert featuring the M aha vishnu Orchestra, Al Green, Taj Mahal, Dr. Hook and Eric Weinberg and De liverance. WRAL 12:30 p.m. - MOVIE -The Irish pktt to steal gold is the action in "The Day they Robbed the Bank of En gland," with Aldo Ray and Elisabeth Settars. WTVD, WFMY 1 am - MIDNIGHT SPE CIAL Rock and roll star , Bo Diddley, drummer Buddy Miles, rock groups Steely Dan and Gladstone and pop artists Maureen McGovern and Ned Doheny join soul singing host Billy Preston. WRDU FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 WTVD, CHANNEL 11. DURHAM :30 7:00 1:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 II .10 Sun. Semester CBS Kangaroo Pey Mann Secret Storm Joker Wild $10,000 Pyramid Gambit Love Of Lit 12:oo Your and Restless 4:01 That Girl 4:90 Merv Griffin e:0t Nswsailt :30 CBS Newt 7:00 Dragnet 7:10 Hollywood Squares 1:00 to Minute 9:00 Football 12:00 Newt 12:30 Movie IMS ! 12:30 Search 1:00 Divorce Court 1:30 At World Turnt 2:00 Guldlns light 2:30 EdO of Night 1:00 Rliht Price 1:30 Match Oama WRDU-TV, CHANNEL 28, DURHAM 7:00 Today 9:00 New Zoo Rev. 9.30 Romper Room 10:00 Dinah 10:10 Baffle . m 11:00 Wizard of Odd 11:30 Hllyd Squade 12:00 Jeopardy 12:10 Who. What. wh. 12:31 NBC New 1:00 Not Women Only i:M 3 on Match 2:00 Day Our Llvt 2:30 Th Doctor 3:00 Bay City 3:10 Ret. PV. PL 4:00 Somerset 4:3SMdV :30 Trlonele New 7:00 NBC News 7:30 Ebonv 1:00 Sanforrl 8:30 Lithe 9:00 MOVIO 11:00 Mews 11:30 Tonight 1:00 Mldnlte Special WFMY-TV, CHANNEL t, GREENSBORO 7:SS 1:00 9:00 9:30 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:24 Good Mornlnd Devotion Capt. Kangaroo Old Rebel Merv Grinm Pyramid Gambit Love of LH , Young I. Restless Newt 12:10 Search T'row 1:00 Today' Woman 1:30 A World Turns 2:00 Guiding L ight 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 New Price 3:30 Match 0)amt 4:00 secret Storm 4:10 Gamer Pyte s oo Daniel Boone e:M Now 4:10 CBS News 7:00 Andy Griffith 7:30 Am. Lit Stylo 8:00 M Minutes 9:00 NFL Football 1:10 Newt 12:00 Movie mi WRAL-TV, CHANNEL S, RALEIGH o:00 Daybreak t:SS Viewpoint 7:00 New 7:10 Bullwlnkl 1:00 Unci Paul 8:30 Mike Douglat 10:00 Bette Elliott 11:00 Password 11:10 Brady Bunch 12:00 New 12:10 Split Second 1:00 All My Children 1:30 Mao a Deal 2:00 Newlyweds 2:10 Girl In I If 1:00 Baseball S:30 Buck Owens 0:00 NOW . :2f Viewpoint :30 ABC New 7:00 Truth BEr., 7:10 To Tell 0:00 Brady Bunch 0:31 Odd Couple 9:00 Room 9:10 Corner Bar 10:00 Lev. Am. Stylo 11:00 News I 11:30 in Concert WUNC-TV. CHANNEL 4. CHAPEL BOX 9:1 Phv. Science 10:00 sesame St. 11:00 MUler Roger. 11:30 Electric CO 12:10 Sign Off 4:00 Mlsleroger 4 30 totlm It 1:30 Electric C. 4:00 Evening MM, 1:30 Zoom 7:00 Cookhr Cun 7:2a NX. 1:00 With, week 1:31 N.C. This 9:01 Masterpiece 10:00 Ev at POP 11:00 lion Off Rigsbee Tire Sales' Quality Retreads Can Help You SAVE ON TIRE COSTS! mm mm9 S'CNOrouat"" nrrnoniNO "M Our Modern Retreading May Be the Answer to Your Tire Needs! Retreading has come of age. Yet many people do not fully appreciate the high stan dards that quality retreads meet. Do you know that safety-conscious airlines now buy tires knowing they will retread each tire several times? That one-fourth of all passen ger tires in the replacement market are retreads? And that 90 of all the truck tires sold are ratreaded an average of one and one-half times each? Come in and learn how our modern retreading can save you money without sacrificing safety. Over 25 Years A Leader In Retreading Complete Tire Service-Wet do It AU RIGSBEE TIRE SALES Hours: Monday thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.; Friday to 8 1 08 Lakewood Ave 688 1 383 2720 Hillsborough Rd. 286-4444 VOLUME 53 No. 97 DURHAM, N. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1973 PRICE: 28 CENTS Prince Hall Day To Be O merved By Durham Masons ponsor DB & PC And NCCU To A Business Management Seminar 12 Week Study To Be Held On NCCU Campus In an effort to serve the minority businessman, the Durham Business and Professional Chain and North Carolina Central University's School of Business are sponsoring a 12 week seminar on the university's campus. Dr. S.B. Kul bright, Dean of the School of Business and Jarvis Martin, Director of Management and Technical Assistance have worked toward making this effort possible. The purpose of this seminar is to provide training in the area of business management. Classes will be held on Tuesday nights, beginning September 18 at 7:00 p.m. in the Commerce Building. The instructors for the seminar will be instructors from the School of Business at NCCU. The subjects outlined for (See SEMINAR Page 9A) Mrs. Eva day ton Named Exec Director, Soul City foundation New Durham- Orange Bank in Planning Stage Incorporators announced plans recently to establish a new locally owned commercial bank to serve Durham and Orange Counties. Howard N. Lee, Chapel Hill Mayor, and Durham dentist Dr. Curtis Bowens, co-chairmen, of the 15 Incorporators, said the new institution, Triangle United Bank, hopes to gain approval of the N.C. Banking Commission at its November meeting. Formal application will be filed with the Commission in October. Lee said the new bank is now offering for subscription 135,000 shares of stock at $15 a share. Triangle United Bank will locate in the vicinity of South Square Mall on Chapel Hill Boulevard. Plans call for a multi-story building with ample parking and drive-in service. All 15 Incorporators are (See BANK Page 9A) Mother Is Charged With Shooting Son A lS-year-okl Durham youth, whose mother has been charged with shooting him, was reported in satisfactory condition at Watts Hospital Saturday. The youth, Perry Lee Shaw of 111 Moline St., was shot in the chest with a small-caliber pistol during an argument Fri day night, police said. Mrs. Louise Cates Andrews, 49, also of 111 Moline St. was charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. She was identified as the youth's mother. Police said the incident took place at the Andrews home. Bond for Mrs. Andrews was set at $2,000. jjEfSHra Rocky Bi Omegas Honor Mount Businessman Mrs. Eva M. Clayton has been named Executive Director of the Soul City Foundation in Warren County, North Carolina, it was announced recently by Floyd McKissick, P r e s ioW- '-'M cKissie k Enterprises and Developer of Soul City, and by Dr. Albert Whiting, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Soul City Foundation. Mrs. Clayton, who has been Executive Director of the North Carolina Health Manpower Development Program, with offices in Chapel Hill, has taken a leave from her duties with that program to assume the Soul City position. As Director of the Foundation, she will have overall responsibilities for developing the broad spectrum of social services for the new community of Soul City and its environs. In her statement, of acceptance, she noted that major emphasis in the first months of her tenure will go to industrial development, as the critical basis for development of human services. In addition, said Mrs. Clayton, "Educational development is a major need, for industries who come into Soul City will need trained personnel and will be interested in a good system of public education. And our Local Lodges Reach Milestone In Masonic History In Durham By J. A. CARTER 111. Peer 33Co-ordinator . Sunday, September 9f- All Prince Hall Masonic Lodges in Durham, namely Doric 28, Dorcas 460 and A. S. Hunter 825 will reach one of the greatest milestone in the Masonic history of Prince Hall Masonry in Durham. Ninety-five years ago steps were taken to bring Prince Hall Masonry to Durham. Twenty-five tried and true free men, worthy and well qualified, met for the purpose of organizing a Lodge of Masons in Durham. I can imagine it was a day when the rough hewn streets of Durham were seldom paved and when the horse and buggy held pre-eminence as a means of transportation. I believe it was a day when God hid back in the deeper recesses of divine. Purpose the now immortal Lincoln for whom no human being in America would predict he would ever be elected to anything but the place of a legal practioner in the country districts. In such an atmosphere, twenty-five racial stalwarts met and said among themselves, "This race of ours (See PRINCE HALL Page 9A) HseaeBL fBVv & ' bbi Ssssssm JSbw lsn9L TJBatHa7 MmmJm bSb bbsmbVs vH CsSS WP ' IHHei " I $bL gam m fwy WjwMr kmt mmm mm mmmM biiBh1 aiiiiiiiiiiiKttLBt iWb m. sH mm aH mmm M Mem W B jPBpjBB mW If Mpl Mm K - mm Am m mew HH Bl mm mm biBbbiI BHtiViflWiii iiVfll iiiiVAjflH tlPafwPM Ws j3? K rTj BWPPJ iB yB EuB sKj.ji' immmmtmi irKpi1 bP ...sV Lsi ib aTIJ)))B j)iilliTasL 1 'tffiiBl bLbk 1 "viV waif! mMe mmmjm m mLjm HlH - SBn . m pppr mmmWtKKmSKKStlKr PRINCE HALL DAY STEERING COMMITTEE - From left to right: Brother Tucker, Asst. to coordinator; Brother Jacobs, Worshipful Master Doric Lodge No. 28; Peer J.A. Carter, Prince Haii Day Co ordinator, Brother Cameron, Worshipful Master Dorcas Lodge No. 460; Brother Alston, Tress. Doric Lodge No. 28. Second row. Brother Leanord, AS. Hunter Lodge No. 825; Brother Hart, Dorcas Lodge No. 460; Brother Harrington, A.S. Hunter Lodge No. 825; Brother Bryant visiting from Albany, Ga.; Brother Cwnmlngs, Chief Marshall Doric Lodge No. 28; Members of the committee not present for picture: Brother Meadows, Master of A.S. Hunter Lodge No. 825; Brother Leathers, A S. Hunter; Brother Hughs, A.S. Hunter; Brother Haskins, Doric Lodge No. 28; Brother Pointer, Doric Lodge No. 28; Brother Burton, Dorcas Lodge No. 460; Brother Stone, Dorcas Lodge No. 460; Brother Poole, Dorcas Lodge No. 460. citizens will need education to have equal access to satisfying jobs and a good life". Mrs. Clayton noted that she is leaving Hie Health Manpower Development ..Proagurj, 4t:; point where its stability and future progress are f more assured. Under her direction, the program has developed from limited activities with uncertain funding to a (See CLAYTON Page 9A) ROCKY MOUNT - The 65th GRAND CONCLAVE OF TDK OMEGA PS I ERATERNITY a National Greek Letter organization of College men awarded AH Bryant, local Business Man and I Realtor, a 40-year Membership Plaque at the recent St. Louis, Mo., Conclave Meeting. Attorney Harold J. Cooke, Executive Director of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity with Headquarters in Washington, D.C. presented the 40-year Plaque to A. H. Bryant in Washington, D.C. recently, for exemplifying the four Cardinal Principles of the Fraternity namely, Manhood-Scholarship--Uplift- and Perseverance. Bryant is a graduate of tohnson C, Smith University and a former teacher In the Vfffo QMEGAS Page 9A) Kittrell College Names New School Head Kittrell College enters another year of services with a positive hope about its future role in higher education, since the appointment of its new President, Haywood Louis Strickland Dr. Strickland, 35 years old, succeeds Reverend Nathaniel Gayland, Acting President from January '73- June '73, who redgned to take a position with the state earlier this year. Strickland is a native of Memphis, Tennessee where he received his early formative training in education. He attended Hamilton High (See KITTRELL Page 9A) -NEWS BRIEFS- DELLUM'S SON PLEADS GUILTY TO ROBBERY CHARGE OAKLAND, Calif. - (NBNS)- The son of Rep. Ronald Dellums, Democrat of California, has pleaded guilty in Juvenile Court to a charge of armed robbery. The 16-year-old, accompanied by his mother, Arthurine Dellums, admitted holding up a grocery store June 24 with a 12-year-old friend Defense attorney Howard Moore, who successfully defended Angela Davis, said that Michael Dellums had "severe emotional problems." Dellums and his wife have been separated for several years now. OMAHA SCHOOLS SUED BY JUSTICE DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON - (NBNS)-- The Omaha, Nebraska school system is the object of a suit filed by the Justice Department on charges of maintaining racially segregated schools in violation of the law. The government is asking the court to order the school board to implement a plan that would eliminate de jeur segregation in the city's schools, and also to order that the new Martin Luther King middle school open as an integrated school. Justice Department attorneys have been negotiating with the school board since June 13 in an effort to reach an agreement. ANGELA LEAVES BERLIN BERLIN - (NBNS)- Angela Davis left East Berlin after being guest of honor at the 10th World Youth Festival, according to the official news agency ADN. Said Miss Davis: "I had three unforgettable experiences in my life: My acceptance as a member of the American communist party, my release from prison" by the power of international solidarity, and this youth and student festival in Berlin." MORE OFFICIALS EXPELLED IN HAITI PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - (NUNS) For the second time in less than two days, the top officials of President Jean-Claude Duvalier have been reorganized without explanation. This latest reshuffle of more than 20 of the top governmental officials included the army chief of staff, the airport security chief and Haiti's delegate of the United Nations. The first reorganization resulted in the elimination of the ministers of information, finance, health and public works. -mmmmmmmmmBHImmmEmmKillm,! .igaiy HIHeW aaasF':' - Bt.lr i HmS .'.:'"'. umKmflmtlKnnKKEm ;-.;;.. 7lll;;fr:y:ll- :lll;:. -r. ' T... ) - ; -yrij ::: 3- 1 . I : ' '' '--''V " " :liy:llM7'ZW -"'-Vl' llll0wlm - Haaslj' mSm1 BalBvS mm' : : HKmmmmmmWm BHBr Vmm-''-4 Census Reveals 57,239 Youths Are In Custody WASHINGTON - The first national census of juvenile criminal justice facilities showed that there were 57,239 youths in the custody of state and local agencies on June 30, 1971. The Juvenile Detention and Correctional Facilities Census findings showed that 44,140 males and 13,099 females were housed in 722 institutions on that date. TAKING FURTHER TREATMENT - Kind soul singer-composer Stevie Wonder arrived at Los Angeles International Airport 820 on his way to the UCLA Medical Center for futher treatment of injuries sustained recently in an auto accident. A large scar appears above left eye. Steve's mother, Mrs. Lula Hardaway appears (L). Program fo Parallel former Pres. I I I I f m - M. lynnon Jomson s wear oaeiy WASHINGTON - (NBNS A sweeping package of programs designed to aid the poor is expected to be proposed by President Nixon shortly which would shift federal aid payments front vern.nents and inttfotM to individuals. "The basic idea is to let people have more choice," said Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Caspar Weinberger, one of the two architects of the plan. The plan, which is being refined now, is expected to go to the President this fall. Nixon is likely to send all or most of the plans to Congress for its approval. This plan would parallel former President Lyndon Johnson's "Great Society" programs for the poor and disadvantaged. Weinberger admitted that the primary objective of the program will be to increase the freedom of choice and .get more of the money to those who need it, rather than bureaucrats who take most of (See PLAN Page 9A) Annual Budget For Retired Couples In Durham Is Among Lowest Budgets for three levels of living for retired couples in the Durham area rose between 3.0 and 3.6 percent from the autumn of 1971 to the autumn of 1972, according to Brunswick A. Bagdon of the Southeastern Regional Office of the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics. Budgets defining three levels of living for a retired couple in the autumn of 1972 provide the basis for comparison. These budgets present the range in living expenses at intermediate, lower and higher levels of living for the urban United States, 39 large metropolitan areas in four regions- South, Northeast, North Central and West-- and Anchorage, Alaska. The autumn 1972 annual retired couple's budget for an intermediate level of living in Durham was $4,666, the lower level $3,287 and the higher level $6,969. Nationally, the three budgets averaged $4,967 for the intermediate, $3,442 for the lower and $7,689 for the higher level-from 4.7 to 10.3 percent higher than Durham. (See BUDGET Page 9A) tail aiiiitBiiiBiiiBEiiBBB BP El:: SsftBiiBBm.RSv 1 :Kyi,:yxl&;'iy:,i'm Bt. BBl BBS "OVER THE HUMP" - A relaxed Louis B Russell Jr. says his transplanted heart is "over the hump". Russell, an Indianapolis school teacher, received his 'new' heart five years ago, and is the world's longest living transplant patient. "We Are Not Going To Let Them Dier Says Regional AID Official Although it has been estimated that 6 to 10 million deaths could occur as a result of the severe drought in the Sahelian region of Africa, this will not be allowed to happen, according to David McAdams of the U.S. Agency for International Development (AID). McAdams, AID Regional Programs Officer for six m H McADAMS nations in Central and West Africa, was interviewed on radio during a recent brief visit in Washington, D.C., from his post in Senegal. In Dakar he directs the regional economic assistance programs in the drought-stricken countries of Mali, Mauritania and Senegal, as well as those in Gambia, Guinea and Sierra Leone. Three other countries-- Chad, Niger and Upper Volta- also are in the drought-afflicted Sahei zone. Questioned by reporters on the WAMU-FM radio program "Overseas Mission,'' MeA4af)K said, "Aid is going m mt although he dot not wM think negatively, he addsj'"fb is a fact that people 4'M$$, stricken area are ttwaHgg mm weal to meal If thev do mt mt food, they wtl k K ymkto work and ytnmm m ordt-r to help I hemsehtm Hat United Stotea, ttiroufh AID, has aandi JipaM IBjHMtment of $41.8 million t the six affected countries, in Food for Peace i See McADAMS Pane 9AI "1
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