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T e.m. - TODAY - Au
thor Tom tad talks about
missionary David Living
stone. WRDU
8:30 a.m. MIKE DOUG
LAS Leonard Nimoy and
Bub Aldrin . are among
today's guests. WRAL
8:30 am - MERV
GRIFFIN - Douglas Fair
banks Jr., CUudine Longet
and Arlena Dahl explore the
eld days of Hollywood.
WFMY
4: p.m. MERV GRIF
FIN Earlier show is re
peated. wr.'D
4 35 p.m. MOVIE A
father who returns to his
home after yean at
tempts to win the respect of
Us family in "Daughters
Courageous," with Claude
Rains, John Garfield and
Prucilla Lane. WRDU
8 p.m. - ADVOCATES -Wage
and price controls are
debated with opponents ar
guing that economic controls
cannot curb inflation and
supporters arguing that
uuarvanoon is
Highlight
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1973
WTVD. CHANNEL 11. DURHAM
-timers and stabilize the
economy. WUNC v
8 p.m. - MOVIE - Dustin
Hoffman, Amu) Bancorft and
Katharine Ross star in "The
Graduate," an Oscar-winning
movie about a young
college graduate seduced by
the wife af his father's busi
ness partner. WTVD, WFMY
p.m. - FESTIVAL OF
THE DANCE & Cbore
ographeri Jose Union and
Charles WeWman are inter
viewed in a documentary
about the world of the
dancer. WUNC .
10 p.m. - NBC FOLLIES
The Marx brothers are
revived - by Sammy Davis
Jr. as Groucho, Mickey
Rooney as Harpo and Ernest
Borgnine as Chko. Mary
Costa portrays an exag
gerated socialite. WRDU
11:35 p.m. - MOVIE
An opportunistic cowboy and
an assistant film editor meet
on location for a movie West
ern and for romance in
"Fade In," with Burt Reyn
olds and Barbara Laden.
WEVTVWFlflt.
:( Sunrise Stmeter 11:30 Love of Life
6:30 Homer Brlerhopper (2:00 Young end Restlee
:00 CBS NOWt
8:00 Capt Kangaroo
:8 Peggy Mem
9:30 Secret Storm
10:00 Joker't Wild
10:30 $100 PvrtfflM
11:
12. 30 Seercti
1:00 Divorce Court
1:30 AO World Turn
2:00 Guiding I Sort
2:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Price h) Right
3:30 Match Game
4:00 Bewitched
4:30 Mer Orlfttn
4:00 NfWI
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7:00 Mod Soued
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11:05 Newt
11:35 Movie
WRDU-TV, CHANNEL t. DURHAM
: Today
:00 Now ZOO
t;30 Romper Room
18:00 Wneht Plot
10:80 Baffle
11X Hollywood Square
.11:08 Joopardy
:ll:38 Who What Whore
1:00 Dr. Joyce Brother! 4:35 Cinema 2S
1:30 Thro an Match 4:30 Triangle Newt
2:00 Day Of Lreoe 7:00 NBC News
2:30 Doctors 7:30 Jonathan Winters
3:00 Another world 8:08 Irons
3:30 Peyton Place Ratur 10:00 NBC Polite
4:00 Somerset 11:00 New
4:30 Dr. Brothers 11 : Tonight Show
WFMY-TV. CHANNEL t. GREENSBORO
' :oo Oooa Morning
8:00 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Old Rebel
8:30 Merv Griffin
10:30 $10,000 Pyramid
11:88 Gambit
11:30 Love of Ufa
11:38 Young and Rettlett
11:10 Search
1:00 TodaVe
1:30 At World Turn
2:00 Guiding Light
1:30 Edge of Night
3:00 Daytime W
4:30 Gomer Pvte
5:08 Andy Griffith
3:30 Dragnet
6:00 News
4:30 CBS Newt
7:00 Boat Clock
7:30 Oaie'tGirlt
:00 Wallon.
9 00 Movie
11:15 Newt
11:45 Movie
4:00 Daybreak
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7:00 New
7:30 Make wish
8:88 Uncle Paul
8:38 Mike Douglas
10:00 Prayer, Elliot
10:30 Bene Elliot
11:00 Pattword
11:80 Brady Bunch
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4:30 Truth or
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10:00 Streets
11:08 Now
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tKlV AT, WUVtMBtK 9, 1973
WTVD, CHANNEL 11, DURHAM
83 a.m. SUNRISE SE
MESTER - the poetic
world of J0 Giraudoux U
examined. WTVD
7 a.m. - TODAY - Au
thor Steve Rowland Jia
cusses survival in P0W
WRDU
S: a.m.
DOUGLAS -
actor
triloquist Willie Tyler atfO
guests. WRAL
:39 aUH. - MERV GRIF
FIN A salute to Lucy featur
es guest Lucille Ball, husband
Gary Morton, children Desi
Amaz Jr. and Lucie Arnaz,
Bob Hope and a taped mes
from Canfornm Gov,
WFMY ! w
Folk singer John Denver
wrote much of the musk for
the television movie. WTVD,
WFMY
10 p.m. - DEAN MARTsY
- Basketball star Wilt
Chamberlain is whittled to
size by guests George . Kan
nedy. Ran Berry, Nipsy Ris
sell. Norm Crosby, Pat
Henry and Jockey Bill shoe
WRDU
4:38 Sun. Semester
7:00 CBS Mem
8:88 Kangaroo
8:88 Peggy Mann
'8:30 Secret Storm
18:88 Jokert Wild
18:38 810400 Pyramid
11:00 Gambit
11:30 luveOf Lit
12:00 Young and Rettlett
iv Newaoeai
11:10 Search
1:00 Divorce Court
1:30 At World Turns
1:88 Guiding Light
1:88 8MB of Night
1:00 Right Price
2:30
1:00
1:18 Match Ot me
4:00 Bewitched
4:30 Merv Griffin
4:00 Htwtttat
4:30 CBS New
7:00 Mod Squad
8:00 Caluetr Dept.
8:38Mevte
11:08 New i
11:30 Movie
WRDU-TV, CHANNEL H. DURHAM
4 36 p.m. - MOVIE et.
Frederic Match, Olivia ds
HavilUnd and Oeude Rains
Mar hi ''Anthony Adverse."
movie based on the Napo
teonic era. .WRDU
p m-MOVlE-A 20
year-old tvoman is faced
with tho frualration. hope
artasiah ot suffering
11:30 p.m. - MOV IK,
Deris Day and Robert Morse
star in the comedy "Where
Were You When the Lights
Went Out?" WTVD. WFMY
11:30 pjn. - LN CON
CERT - Cat Stevens is the
star of this tribute to his
works. Highlights include
the hit "Moonshadow," Mr.
formed as an animated film
with characters created by
Stevens. Linda Rotvstadt.
Donny Hathaway and Dr.
John perform Stevens'
WRAL
7:81
9:00
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11:30
11:00
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11:88
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1:08 Bay City
8:88 Ret. Pay. Pt
4:00 Somertet
4:30 Triangle News
7:00 NBC Newt
7:30 Oat Smart
t oo Sanford a Son
0:30 Girl With Something
9:00 Needltt end Pint
9:30 Brian Keith
10:08 Dean Martfet
11:00 Naen
11:30 Tonight
1:00 Mldnlt
WFMY-TV. CHANNEL I. GREENSBORO
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1:00 Tooay't Woman
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3:00 New Price
3:30 MtjIUi Qasttlsj
4:0) Secret Storm
4:30 Gamer Pvt
8:88 Andy Griffith
8:30 Dragnet ,
4:00 Newt
0:30 CSS New
7:00 Beet Clock
7:3) I've Got Secret
8:08 CelfCCl
1:30 Movie
11:88 New
11:88 Mavla
WRAL-TV, CHANNEL , RALEIGH
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1 a.m - V
SPECIAL - The Ike and
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8:55 Viewpoint
7:08 Haws
8:08 Uncle Paul
11:00 Ptliword
11:88 Brady Bunch
12:00 Ntwt
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1:00 All My ChttargB
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1:30 Girl In Lite
1:00 General Haopnet
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4:30 ABL Newt
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;30 a.m. - SUNRISE
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Time." WRAL
1 p.m. CHILDREN'S
FILM FESTIVAL - A young
boy of India tames a great
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1:30 p.m. MOVIE
Rock Hudson is the star of
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4:30 p.m - NBA BAS
KETBALL Kansas City
faces Milwaukee. WTVD,
WFMY
5 p.m. - WORLD OF
SURVIVAL - John Forsythe
narrates a story about ani
mal census taking and con
trolling the hippo population
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7:30 p.m. - STAND UP
AND CHEER - Rich Little
is guest. WRDU
8 p.m. ALL IN THE
FAMILY - Archie suspects
Edith of turning Catholic
and begins placing the
blame. WTVD, WFMY
:30 p.m. - MASH - The
4077th unit is suffering a bad
case of boredom until Hawk-
eye comes up with the solu
tion. WTVD, WFMY
8:30 p.m. - MOVIE
Lloyd Bridges and Doug
McClure star in "Death
Race." WRAL
9 p.m. - MOVIE The
movie "Buck and the
Preacher" features Sidney
Poitier. WRDU
9:30 p.m. - BOB NEW
HART SHOW - Bob's deci
sion to meet the rising costs
of living by raising his rates
sets off a revolt among
members of his therapy
group. WTVD, WFMY
10 p.m. CAROL BUR
NETT Guests are Tim
Conway and Petula Clark.
WTVD: WFMY
11:30 p.m. - MOVIE A
team of private detectives
get into the act when a
heavily insured man disap
pears and the insurance
company is eager to find out
what has happened. Ida
Lupino and Don Knotts star
in "I Love a Mystery."
WFMY
'11:30 p.m. - MOVIE -Anthony
Quinn stars in
"Zorba, The Greek." WTVD
12:45 a.m. - MOVIE -William
Holden and Grace
Kelly star id "Bridge at
Toko-Ri." WRAL
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1973
WTVD, CHANNEL 1L DURHAM
4:00 Sunrlte Semetttr
4:88 Now
7:00 Gilllsan
7:30 McHalet Navy
t:00 Fllntitonet
):30 Belley't Cornell
9:00 Scoobv Ooo
1C.00 Martian
10:30 Jeannle
11:00
Speed Buggy
11:30 Pussycat!
12:00 Archie
H.30 Fat Albert
1:00 Sam Re en
1:30 PYI
2:00 Keleldotcopt
3:30 NBA Basketball
5:00 Bobby Goldsboro
5:30 Nashville Mutlt.
4:00 SKck UnlimltM
4: CBS Newt
7:00 Nee Haw
8:00 All In Ftmlly
8:30 MASH
9:00 Mary Tyler Moore
9:30 Bob Newhart
10:00 Carol Burnett
11:00 Newt
11:30 Movie
1:30 Kaleidoscope
WRDU-TV, CHANNEL 28. DURHAM
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'3:00 Butch Castldy
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1:00 Sea Monetar
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12:00 Jetton
11:1) GO
1:00 Latti
1:30 Movie
3:00 D.C. Horl Race
4:00 Marshall Dillon
4:30 Deeth Vallty
5:00 Bowling
5:30 Wrestling
4:30 NBC NOW)
7:0) Untamed World
7:30 Stend Up end Cheer
1:00 Emergency
9:00 Movie
1:8) Creeture Feature
Wt MY-TV, CHANNEL t, GREENSBORO.
7:30 Hair Beer
1:00 Fllntitonet
1:30 Bailey's Comets
9:00 Scooby-Doo
10:00Fevorlte Mertlant
10:30 Jaennle
11:00 Speed Buggy
11:30 Pussycat
12:00 Archl
12:30 Pit Albrt ,
1:00 Children'i Film
2:00 Melnpolnt
2:30 NBA Betketbell
5:00 Survlvel
5:30 Nowtmiktr
4:00 Newt
4:38 CBS Newt
7:00 He How
1:00 All In Family
1:30 MASH
9:00 Mary Tyler Moore
9:10 Bob Newhert
10:00 Carol Burnett
11:00 Newt
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1:30 Yogi's Gang
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10:30 Goober
11:00 Brady Kldi
11:30 Mission Magic
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AFL-CI0 CALLS FOt IMMEDIATE IMPEACHMENT
Some U.S. Hospitals Facing
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May Not Be Able To Get Same
Amount of Fuel
I STRIKE NY: A female Dicked voices her
oninion outside Mt. Sinai Hospital Nov. 5th as more than JU.UU
technical, service and maintenance workers walked off the job
48 of the citv's voluntary hospitals. The non-medical workers sa
they are on strike because a 7.5 per cent wage increase agreed to'
last year by the union and management has been stalled by the
federal Cost of Living Council on the grounds it is "inflationary."
Higher
Organization Lists 19 Reasons
Why Pres. Nixon Should Resign
The AFL-CIO recently launched a nationwide
campaign for the immediate impeachment of President
Nixon.
A full-page statement, entitled "Why Richard M.
Nixon Must Be Impeach edNow", will appear in this
week's edition of the federation's official newspaper,
the AFL-CIO News, published later.
The statement, designed to be used as a leaflet for
mass distribution at plant gates, union meetings and
membership mailings, note that the AFL-CIO
convention voted unanimously on October 22 to call for
the resignation or impeachment of President Nixon.
"Since them," the 13.5 million member labor
federation adds, "Mr. Nixon has given clear evidence he
does not intend to resign.
"The AFL-CIO therefore
calls for his immediate
impeachment."
The AFL-CIO listed 19
reasons why President Nixon
"must be impeached--now:"
"He has caused an
erosion of public confidence in
our democratic system of
government."
"He instituted in the
name of national security a
plan which violated civil
liberties through domestic
political surveillance,
espionage, wiretapping,
burglary, eavesdropping,
opening of mail, and military
spying on civilians."
"He created a special and
personal secret police,
answerable only to the White
House, to operate totally
outside the constraints of law."
"He and his subordinates
interfered with the freedom of
the press- which our
Constitution guarantees - by
means of wiretaps, FBI
investigations, and threats of
punitive action."
"He secretly recorded
conversations in his office
without advising participants in
those conversations that they
were being recorded. He then
sought to deny the evidence on
those tapes to the courts."
"He has violated the
Constitution of the United
States and his sworn obligation
(See AFL-CIO 7A)
HEW Rejeds
N.C.
Education Plan
WASHINGTON - The
Department of Health,
Education and Welfare recently
rejected higher education
desegregation plans submitted
by nine states under terms of a
federal court order.
Peter E. Holmes, director of
HEWs Office for Civil Rights,
said the states are being told in
a series qf lenthly letters that
they must resubmit new plans
within 90 days.
The letters were sent to
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, Mississippi, North
Carolina, Oklahoma,
Pennsylvania and Virginia, be
said.
Holmes said no formal
determination has been made
on Maryland's desegregation
plan, which was submitted late
because the state was
concerned that compliance
might jeopardize its black
colleges.
"We're telling the states that
while they're generally on the
right track in dealing with the
issue, their submissions so far
fall far short of being
(See HEW 7A) I
As Last Year
153,000 gallons.
Attempts to obtain relief
from various sources have met
with no results, "and if no
additional fuel is obtained, the
hospital would be without fuel
for 70 days," Simek said.
In a letter to Love, Franc
J. Greaney, administrator
St. Francis Hospital, Hartfor
Conn., said, "The one ghastl
scene we would not want t
confront in our country-and
we should avoid at any cost-is
that of a hospitalized patient's
(See HOSPITALS 7A)
CHICAGO-Some U.S. hospitals have been told by
their fuel suppliers that they will not be able to oMkI
natural gas between October 1 of this year and June of
next year, while others have been told they may not be
able to even obtain the same amounts of fuel heating d
they received last winter, according to reports received
by the American Hospital Association (AHA) ffdi
hospitals across the nation.
Hospitals located in the
midwest, northeast and west
coast will be particularly bard
hit said John Alexander
McMahon, AHA president.
McMahon recently made a
strong appeal to John Love,
director of the White House
Office of Energy Policy, asking
for priorities for hospitals in
the mandatory distribution of
fuel supplies. "Unless priorities
are established, hospitals will
be limited in their ability to
treat patients in adequately
heated rooms and have energy
resources for treatment and
dietary purposed as well as for
the administration and
Sterilization of hospitals
supplies and,,, equipment,"
McMahon said in his letter. '
The administrator of Home
Hospital, Lafayejtte, Indiana,
Franklin E. Simek, told the
A, "On August 31 the
tspital was advised by the
Indiana Gas Company that it
estimates curtailment of our
supply for approximately 85
days from October 1, 1973t
through June 30, 1974. During
last year's heating season the
supply was curtailed and the
stand-by fuel, 2 fuel oil, was
used as a source by the hospital
for 16.7 days."
Simek said that five of his
six suppliers would not quote a
price to him for 2 fuel oil, and
the firm that did would only
guarantee the same amounts he
obtained last year, which
totaled 28,650 gallons. He said,
his requirements call for
GOV. LOWERS
N. CAROLINA
SPEED LIMITS
ORDERING 55-MILE
SPEED LIMIT
RALEIGH - Gov. Jim
Holshouser has decided to
lower North Carolina's
highway speed limits to 55
miles per hour in an effort to
conserve fuel, the Associated
Press learned recently.
Holshouser was to
announce his decision at an
afternoon news conference.
Usually reliable sources
said Holshouser could drop
the speed limit to 55 m.p.h.
by an administrative order,
but probably would seek
legislative authorization in
January to cut the maximum
speed back to 50 m.p.h.
In the meantime,
Holshouser was expected to
order all state-owned vehicles
to reduce their speed
immediately.
North Carolina's statewide
speed limit is 55 m.p.h now
but greater speeds are
permitted on most of the
primary highway system.
The conservation move
included plans to use
(See SPEED 7A)
Durham City and County Schools
Reply to Desegregation Suit
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Attorneys for the Durham
city schools have filed their
proposed findings of fact and
conclusions of law in federal
court in response to the
motion for "interim relief"
requested by lawyers for the
NAACP Legal Defense Fund in
the desegregation suit against
the city and county schools,
according to Marshall T.
Spears, attorney for the city
schools.
Spears said a hearing was
held in Greensboro Oct. 25 on
the "interim relief motion, at
which time Chief District
Judge Eugene A Gordon
directed the parties involved to
file their proposed findings of
fact and conclusions of law
with the U. S. Middle District
Court.
The "interim relief is being
sought pending a final decision
in the desegregation suit. The
suit is asking one of three
rulings:
Extend the boundaries of
the Durham city school unit to
include all areas in the Durham
city limits, known as the
4 'city-out" area.
Order the merger of the
city schools with the county
schools.
Order the assignment of
pupils interchangeably between
the two school systems.
Spears said a second hearing
on the "interim relief motion
would have to be held, but said
a date for that hearing has not
been set.
Abemathy Calk for Amnesty;
SQC Launches New Program
ATLANTA - On April 4,
1967, In Riverside Church in
New York City, Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr. publicly
denounced the policy of this
Nation for its illegal and
immoral role in the Viet-Nam
conflict. One year later he was
shot down by America's
Violence in Memphis,
Tennessee.
When Dr. King said this
Nation was engaged in an
illegal, unjust and immoral war
in Southeast Asia many people
in this Nation critized him for
doing so. Not only did he urge
this Government to end its
occupation of the Vietnamese
land, but he urged young men
who were faced with the
possibility of being drafted to
fight in this war not to submit
themselves to be taken off
10,000 miles into the jungles
of Southeast Asia but to
register as Conscientious
Objectors and refuse to fight in
this ungodly war, and to
submit themselves to another
more moral and just war here
in the United States, the war
against Racism, Militarism and
Economic Exploitation. These
three evils were worth dying
for and he urged the Nation to
fight until the war against these
three evils was won.
One young man who was
touched by the message from
Dr. King was Robert Johnson,
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PARTICIPANT left to right: Mrs. Howard Lee, Lt. Gov. James B. Hunt, Jr., Mayor Howard Lee,
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, Former Governor Terry Sanford. Bottom pboto; Mrs. Johnson and
LBJ-YDC President, John W. Hamilton.
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson Guest
Of LBJ young Democratic Club
(By Clifton P. Jones)
It could have been the fall
of 1964, the flags were all
flying and Chapel Hill was in a
festive mood-Mrs. Lyndon B.
Johnson was in town as guest
of The LBJ Young Democratic
Club of Orange County.
Acting jointly Mayor
Howard Lee of Chapel Hill,
Mayor Robert Wells, Jr. of
Carrboro, Mayor Fred Cates of
Hillsborough and County
Commissioner's Chairman
Norman Walker proclaimed
Thursday, November 8, as LBJ
Day throughout Orange
County and "ordered and
extended the Freedom of our
Precincts and our Towns to
Mrs. Lady Bird Johnson."
The former First Lady
visited the CarrborO Town Hall
where she was given a rousing
welcome by Mayor Wells and a
large number of school
children. She spoke briefly and
signed autographs for the
children. Chief John
Blackwood and the entire
Carrboro police force formed a
saluting guard of honor as Mrs.
Johnson arrived in Carrboro.
She departed having won the
Fourteen Students To Graduate
From Durham Radio Workshop
BABY GETS ATTETION-C LEVEL AND, O.: Shirley Chisholm of New York stops to admire a
baby at a super market here as she visited the city to boost the campaigns of Democratic candidates,
"specifically" Arnold Plnkney (in background), who is seeking re-election to the School Board.
Fourteen students will
graduate from the Community
Radio Workshop, Inc. Skills
Center. Patricia Brandon, John
Evans, Ronald J. Fleming,
Josephus "Marvin Gibbs,
Bernard Hendrix, LeVerne
Leak, Mary McDonald, Joan
McNair, Peter Romero,
Doretha Rothwell, Frederic
Turner, Marvin Warren, Judith
Washington and Sister Gloria X
are the graduates.
The group will travel to
Washington, D. C. to take the
3rd class Radio-Telephone
Operator's License
Examination on Friday,
November 16. Commencement
exercises will be held
November 30. Mr. Floyd
McKissick will be the guest
speaker.
The course was six weeks in
duration. The courses
included Introduction to
Community Radio Workshop,
FCC Structure and Procedure,
Introduction to Mass
I Communications, Social
Responsibilities of
Broadcasting, Legal
I Responsibilities of
Broadcasting, Seminars on
Commercial and Public Radio,
Applied Language, Writing for
Radio, Broadcast Techniques,
Broadcast Station Equipment,
Simple Maintenance,
Production Skills, Control
Room Techniques and Review
(See RADIO 7A)
hearts of all present.
The Chapel Hill Public
Library was the next official
stop for Mrs. Johnson. She was
welcomed by Mrs. Howard
Lee, officials of the library-, a
number of excited
school children, and a host of
newsmen. She autographed
copies of Vantage Point by
President Johnson and White
House I )iar by herself and
presented them to .Mrs.
Richmond Bond and Mrs.
William Geer for the Library.
Chatting and sipping hot
coffee, she met most of those
present. As she left, one lady
re marked "she really is as
gracious as everyone says she
ss."
The main event of the day
was "A Tribute to a President
and First Lady" at 7:30 P.M.
at the American Legion
Building. Air Force R. O. T. C.
Cadets form Cummings High
School in Burlington sharply
and with precision presented
the American and North
Carolina Colors. Henry
Muldrow, Jr., a talented young
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demonstrating radio broadcasting
INSTRUCTOR, Tony Quinn si i
techniques shown with Mr. Quinn are from Ml to tight; Joe
Gibbs, Patricia Brandon, and Barnard HoSai.
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