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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1973
WTVD. CHANNEL 11. DURHAM
( a.m. - SUNRISE SE
MESTER The struggle for
control of Asia Minor is
studied in relation to the
world of Islam. WTVD
8:30 a m. - MIKE DOUG
LAS Norman Mailer is
among those scheduled
today. WRAL
9:30 a.m. - MERV GRIF
FIN An Italian flavor is
given to an American pro
gram with guests Charo,
Xavier Cugat and Cesar
Romero. WFMY
! n.rri. - MOVIE An
author Investigating a
mutuc oecomes the chief
suspect in "Footsteps in the
Dark," with Errol Flynn,
Breoda Marshall and Ralph
Bellamy. WRDU
p.m. - BILL MOYERS'
JOURNAL A historian
compares the Civil War with
the Watergate crisis. WUNC
8 p.m. - ADVOCATES -Israel
withdrawal from Arab
territory in return for a U.S.
guarantee of security is
debated. WUNC
8 p.m. - FLIP WILSON -Burns
and Schreiber join the
host in comedy sketches.
WRDU
9 p.m. MOVIE Burt
Lancaster and Kirk Douglas
star in "Gunfight at the O.K.
Corral," a story about a
shoot-out in 1881 that made
Wyatt Earp and Doc Holli
day famous. WTVD, WFMY
10 p.m. - NBC FOLLIES
Santa Clans comes in four
personalities this Christmas
with Sammy Davis Jr., Ten
nessee Ernie Ford, Florence
Henderson and Jack Cassidy
all donning the traditional
garb. WRDU
11:30 p.m. - MOVIE -Clint
Walker and Virginia
Mayor star in "Fort Dobbs."
WTVD, WFMY
1L-J0 p.m. DICK CAVETT
Author Isaac Basbevis
Singer is one of today's
scheduled guests. WRAL
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130 World Turns
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3:30 Match Game
4:00 Bewitched
4:30 MOT' Griffin
6:00 Eyewitness
6:30 CBS News
7:00 Mod Squad
1:00 Waltont
7:00 Movla
11:00 Eyewitness
11:35 Movie
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7:30 Romper Room
10:00 Dinah's FtOCO
10:30 Baffin
1100 Holly wd. Squares
12:00 Jeopardy
12:30 Who, What
1:00 Or. Brothei s
1:30 Three on Match
7:00 Days Of l ives
' 2:30 Doctora
3:00 Another World
3:30 Peyton Place
4:00 Somerset
4:35 Cinema 21
6:30 Triangle Newt
7:00 NBC Newt
7:30 Jonathan Wlnteri
8:0O Flip Wilson
9:00 Ironside
10:00 NBC rnlltes
11:20 Triangle Newt
11:50 Tonight
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6:00 Gooo Morning
1:00 Coat. Kontww
9:00 Old Rebel Show
7:30 Met v Griffin
10:30 $10,000 pyramid
11:00 Gambit
11:30 Love of Life
12:00 Young & Rattiest
12:30 Search
1:00 Today's Woman
1 :30 World Turns
200 Guiding Light
2:30 Edga of Night
3:00 New Prloa
3:30 Match Game
4:00 Secret Storm
4:30 Gomer Pyto
S:00 Andy Griffith
4:30 Dragnet
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7:00 Beat Clock
7:30 Oixlo't Girls
t:00 Waltont
9:00 Movla
11:00 Newt
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4:00 Arthur Smith
4:40 Farm Newt
6:55 Viewpoint
7:00 Newt
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1:00 Uncle Paul
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10:00 Bette Elliott
11:00 Password
11:30 Brady Bunch
12:00 News,
12:30 Spilt Second
1:00 All, My Children
1:30 Make a Deal
2:00 Nowlywod Game
2:30 Olrl In Lira
3:00 San. Hospital
1:30 Life to I.I v.
4:30 Truth
5:00 Gomer Pyla
5:30 Andy Griffith
4:00 Newt
6:30 Am News
7:00 Bonanza
1:00 Pot Boone Xmoo
9:00 Kung Fu
10:00 Stroee
11:00 News
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1973
WTVD, CHANNEL lit DURHAM
8:30 am. MIKE DOUG
LAS Sea. William Prox
mire, D.-Wisc., Priscilla
Presley. Roger Miller and
fashion designer Olivia Bis
an guests. WRAL
a 30 a.m. MERV GRIFFIN
mm Prominent Hollywood
wives flaunt fashions with
Joanna Carson, Catherine
Martin, Altovise Davis and
Maggie Eastwood WFMV
4: pan. - MOVIE -Hurnphrey
Bogart is aided
by Lauren Bacall in bis
search for the real murderer
of his wife in "Dark
Passage." WRDU
7:10 pjn. - GET SMART
Mb Mas to track down
an art thief who is raising
ess for KAOS by selling
stolen painUngs WRDU
p m FIESTA BOWL
The Pittsburgh Panthers
met the Sun Devils of Ari
zona State is Tamps, Ariz.
9 p.m. MOVIE A top
American scientist is sent to
the People's Republic of
China on a vital mission.
Gregory Peck stars in "The
Ouurman." WTVD, WFMY
10 p.m. - ABC NEWS
OASEUP A special in
vestigates the control that
some large contentions
have achieved over agri
culture. WRAL
11:30 p.m - MOVIE -China
threatens to invade
the United States In the
science fiction comic-strip
melodrama "Battle Beneath
the Earth," with Kerwln
Mathews and Vivian Ven
tura. WTVD, WFMY
1 p.m. MIDNIGHT
SPECIAL Puerto Rican
soul singer Jose Feliclano is
the boot Guests include
Linda RoBStadt, rock singer
Rictus Havens, rook and rofl
group Sha Na Na and rock
artist Roger McGuinn
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6:00 Sunrise Semester
4:30 Homer Brlarhopper
6:00 Kangaroo
9:00 Peggy Mann
0:30 Secret Storm
10:00 Jokers Wild
10:30 $10,000 Pyramid
l':00 Gembtt
1 :30 Love Of Life
12:00 Young and Rattiest
12:30 Search
1:00 Divorce Court
1:30 AS World Turns
2:00 Guiding Light
2:20 Edea of Night
3:00 Prlca It Right
3:30 Match Game
4:00 Bewitched
4:30 Merv Orlffm
4:00 Eyewitness News
6:30 CBS Newt
7:00 Mod Squad
1:00 Calucd't Dept.
1:30 Roll Outl
9 oo Movie
11:00 Eyewitness News
11:30 Movie
WRDU-TV. CHANNEL . DURHAM
7:00 Today
7:00 New Zoo Rev.
;30 Romper Room
W:00 Dlnoft
10:30 Baffle
11:00 Wizard of Oddt
11:30 Hllvd
12:00 Jtccardy
12:30 Who, What, Wis
12:14 NBC News .
2:00 Doyt Our Llvn
2:30 The Doctors
3:00 Another World
3:30 Peyton Place
4:00 Somerset
4:20 Dr Brothers
4:35 Cinema 21
4:10 Triangle Newt
7:00 NSC Newt
7:30 Oat Smart
,oo Senford & Son
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9:00 Needll S Pint
7:30 Brian Keith
10:00 Daan Martin
11:00 Newt
11:30 Tonight
1:00 MMnHe Special
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4:00 Good Morning
7:H Devotions
t OO Capt. Kangaroo
7:00 Old Bejel
9 30 Merv Grille.
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17:36 News
12:30 Search T'row
1:00 Today's Woman
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- 2:30 Edge ot Night
1:00 New Price
3:30 Metch Game
4:30 cSime'r Pyli"
5:00 Andy Griffith
5:30 Dragnet
4:00 Newt
6:30 CBS NaWS
7:00 Beat Clock
7:10 I'va Get Secret
8:00 caluccl's Dept.
0:10 Roll Out
:SS Movie
11:00 News
11.30 Movie
WRAL-TV, CHANNEL 8, RALEIGH
:o Arthur Smith
:40 Farm News
4:55 Viewpoint
7:00 News
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11:00 Pestwerd
11:30 Brady Bunch
11:00 News
,2:30 Spilt Secono
1:00 All MV Children
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4:00 Gomer Pyle
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:00 Brady Bunch
1:30 Mlssn Impet
9:30 Adam's Rk
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7:30 PSm
1:11 InsideOut
9:00 American Xmas
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10:00 Sign Off
Saturday Highlights
6:30 a.m. SUNRISE
THEATER Marianne
Koch and Heinz Drache star
in "Sandy the Seal." WRAL
12:30 p.m. - AMERICAN
FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
The playoffs of the
American Football
Conference will be aired
today. Exact time will be
announced later. WRDU
5 p.m. - SURVIVAL -John
Forsythe focuses on
wildlife at the Cape Point
Wildlife Reserve of Africa.
WFMY
7 p.m. HEE HAW John
ny Rodrigues, Connie Van
Dyke and Catherine MeKin
non are guests. WTVD,
WFMY
8:30 p.m - MASH -Hawkeye
and Trapper John
operate successfully on the
general's son and are re
warded by an expense paid
trip to Japan. WTVD,
WFMY
8:30 p.m. MOVIE
David Janssen and James
Farentlno star in "The
Longest Night." WRAL
9 p.m. - MARY TYLER
MOORE SHOW - Mary gets
the surprise when she tries
to surprise Lou for bis birth
day. WTVD, WFMY
9 p.m. - MOVIE - Kirk
Douglas stars in "The Ar
rangement." WRDU
11:30 p.m. MOVIE
James Stewart and Maureen
O'Hara star in "The Rare
Bread," a story about the
Breed," a story about the
cattle breed into the United
States from England, WFMY
12:35 a m. - MOVIE
Audrey Hepburn and Peter
Finch star in "The Nun's
Story." WRAL
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4:30 Now
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11:30 Pussycats
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12:30 Pal Albert
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1:30 For -Your Info.
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S:M Nasswllla Music
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4:10 CBS
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7:00 Mary Tyler Moore
7:30 boo Nawnarr
10:00 Carol Burnett
11:00 Eyewitness News
11:30 Movla
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11:00 Saa Monsters
11:30 Pink Pantnar
13:00 Jetsons
2:30 Go
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1:30 Death Valley
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5:30 Wrestling
4:30 Newt
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DURHAM, N. C, SATTJIIITAYIDiMBER 29, 197)1
WORDS OF WISDOM
If we are ever to enjoy life, bow is 'he time. To
day should always be our most wonderful day.
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PRICE:
SHAW RECEIVES LOAN FROM FORD FOUNDATION
Durham Poet, Mary Bohanon
Planning West Coast Lectures
Shaw University has made
history by becoming the first
educational institution to be
issued the first loan from Ford
Foundation.
The $500,000 loan was
made to Shaw University and it
will be paid back over an eight
year period at 5 per cent
interest. The foundation said it
will examine the Shaw
experiment to determine if it
can be applied to other colleges
and universities.
Harold Howe II,
vice-president of the
foundation in charge of the
education and research division
commented that this loan is
significant for Shaw University,
for the Ford Foundation and
potentially for many other
colleges and universities,
traditionally black and others.
For Shaw, it provides a means
of accelerating and
consolidating managerial
reforms that bid fair to relieve
the university of a financial
crisis that might impede its
continuing progress toward
educational quality. For the
foundation, it represents the
first time we have used ah
investment to advance an
objective in higher education.
The foundation's staff will over
the next few years examine
experience under this
experiment to determine
whether it might apply to
(See SHAW Page 8)
0. UPope, Well Known North
Carolina Educator Dies in Phila.
Oliver Rothchild Pope, well
known North Carolina
educator, and for whom O.K.
Pope High School in Rocky
Mount, N.C. is named after,
death on Saturday, December
15, 1973 in Philadelphia Pa.
The oldest child of the late
William W. and Maggie Pope,
he was born in Lincoln
County, N.C. on December 9,
1976. At an early age the
family move to Winston-Salem,
N.C. where his father served as
a noted minister in the
Methodist Church.
Upon graduation from the
public schools in
Winston-Salem, he entered
Bennett College, Greensboro,
N.C. from which he graduated
in the class of 1902. He had
the distinction of being the first
male graduate of Bennett
College, which is usually
known by its female graduates.
He was later to receive his
Bachelor's Degree from
Columbia University, New
York and completed his
graduate studies at
Northwestern University
the University of Chicago.
In June 1912, he
married to the former Myrtle
(See EDUCATOR Page 8)
and
was
Dr. Lovonra Affison New Dir. of
Health manpower Development
RRAIW FOR THE NEW YEAR-Beautiful Rite James, a sophmorat FayetteviUe State University
(N.C.) gets set for the '74 year. Rite, an elementary education major from Wallace, N.C, likes to
model as weu as worKine. wim cnuareu.
Court Rules
That Overtime Pay
hiust Depend On Hours Worked
WASHINGTON A federal
appeals court has ruled that
employers who pay employees
a fixed salary for overtime
regardless of the number
overtime hours worked are
violating the Fair Labor
Progressive Confab To Nofe
Martin lufher King, Jr. Sunday
Progressive National Baptist
Convention Chruches will
observe their Second Annual
Martin Luther King, Jr. Sunday
on January 20, 1974,
climaxing a week's observance
by Civic and Educational
organizations across the nation.
.8WHHWsVs7IBBe
Dr. Thomas Kilgore, Jr. of
Los Angeles, California is
chairman Rev. George
Laurence of Brooklyn, New
York and Rev. Charles G.
Adams of Detroit, Michigan,
are co-chairman of this
nationwide observance.
Progressive Baptists will be
supported in this effort by
many other denominations
including the American Baptist
(See PROGRESSIVE
HOMEMADE BOMB- WASHINGTON, fA: TUB Kev. William JS
Davis pastor of the First Baptist Church of Bridgeville, Pa., and a
state government explosives expert, displays some of the
iruzredients contained In a homemade bomb he dismantled
recently at the home of a mental patient. No one was Injured as
Davis said "prayer was my first thought" when called by police
for assistance.
Standards Act.
In ordering Price's Livestock
Marketing Co, Salem 111., to
restore $446.32 in ovetime
wages to an employee who was
underpaid, the U.S. Court of
Appeals in Chicago reaffirmed
a U.S Department of Labor
position that courts have
upheld since 1942.
Overtime provisions of the
FLSA require payment of
ti me-and-one-hal fan,
employee's regular hourly wage
rate for all hours worked in
excess of 40 per workweek.
Priee had successfully argued
before the U.S. District Court
in Danville, 01., that he
complied with the law by
paying his employee a salary of
$100 per week. The salary,
Priclaimed, was based on $1.60
an hour for the first 40 hours
or work plus $2.40 an hour, or
time-and-one-half, for 15 hours
of overtime per week.
Price said he had anticipated
many weeks during which the
employee would work fewer
than 15 overtime hours but
told the employee that "I
would guarantee him I would
still give him that $100 a
week."
The employee testified
during the trial that instead his
workweeks often involved 20
hours of overtime or more.
Attempting to resolve
conflicts in the testimony
without the benefit of
adequate payroll records, the
district court found that the
employee did not work more
than 15 hours overtime in any
week and concluded that Price
had fulfilled his legal
requirement.
Price, the court said, had
initially failed to inform the
employee of his "regular
hourly rate." He also had
deducted days of leave from
the employee's salary as is the
rate per hour were uniform
throughout the entire six-day
workweek.
CHAPEL HILL-Dr. E
Lavonia I. Allison has been
appointed director of the
North Carolina Health
Development Manpower
Program with headquarters
here in Chapel Hill. The
announcement was made by
Dr. Cecil G. Sheps, University
of North Carolina vice
chancellor for health sciences
and chairman of the N.C.
Health Manpower
Devleopment Consortium's
board of directors. The
consortium is the
policy-making body of the
program
Dr. Allison's appointment
becomes effective Jan. 2, 1974.
Dr. Allsion is a professor
physical educcation and
recreation at North Carolina
Central University in Durham.
Dr. Allison has taken a teavef
absence to assume her new
post. She holds the B.S. degree
from Hampton Institute and
both the master of arts and
doctor of education degrees
from New York University .
She succeeds Mrs. Eva
Clayton who has headed the
Chapel Hill based program
January 1972. Mrs. Clayton is
executive director Dr. Sheps
said about Dr. Allison's
appointment, "We are
(See DR. ALLISON Page 8)
Nixon Urged
To Sign Nursing
Home Bill
WASHINGTON,
D.C. Senator Alan Cranston
(D., Calif.) today urged
President Nixon to sign a bill
now on his desk which,
Cranston said, "will go a long
way toward elimnating
death-trap nursing homes for
the elderly".
The bill, the Nursing Home
Fire Safety Act (S.513). passed
the House Monday. It was
approved by the Senate two
weeks ago after Cranston
steered it through the
Committee on Banking,
Housing and Urban Affairs.
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George R. Carmthers, U.S. Navy
Physicist Designs Skylab Camera
Roy Wilkins
Given Special
Merit Award
NEW YORK-The Mayor's
Office for Veteran's Action
honored NAACP Executive
Director Roy Wilkins with its
distinguished service and
special merit award on
Thursday, December 13. The
citation stated that Mr. Wilkins
had given "extraordinary
distinguished service and
leadership on behalf of
Vietnam era veterans in the
United States and abroad."
Because of a previous
commitment, the civil rights
leader could not be present at
City Hall to receive the award
in person. He was represented
at the presentation ceremonies
by Julius WUUams, NAACP
director of military and
veterans affairs.
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WASHINGTON-The only
major new scientific
instrument meriting enough
priority to accompany the final
Skylab crew into Earth orbit
was a unique camera invented
by a black astrophysicist.
The quality and capability
of the instrument had been
proven before, in NASA's
Apollo Program, when the
camera had the Moon as its
tripod base.
The camera's 34 year-old
i nventor is Dr. George R
Carmthers of the Naval
Research Laboratory in
Washington, D.C. He joined
NRL in 1964, the year he
received his Ph. D. in physics at
the University of Illinois.
The modest, soft-spoken Dr.
Carruthers was raised on
Chicago's South Side and
attended Englewood High
School in Chicago before going
on to the University of Illinois.
The U. of I. graduate received
his B. S. degree in physics there
in 1961 and his M. S. degree in
1962. While a graduate student,
Dr. Carruthers was a research
and teaching assistant at the
university.
The Carruthers instrument
on Skylab is known as the Far
Ultraviolet Electro nographic
Camera and it is designated as
Skylab Experiment S201. It is a
modified version of the camera
1 eft on the Moon by the Apollo
16 crew last year.
The camera made science
history when it became the
first space observatory on the
Moon. It is recorded the
ultraviolet spectrum of distant
stars and, for the first time,
photographed the bands of
atomic hydrogen that surround
the Earth about 50,000 miles
out in space.
The S201 was the only
instrument available to NASA
by Skylab 4 launch time that
could obtain images of the
Comet Kohoutek in the
comet experts are excited by
the prospects of obtaining
considerable new knowledge
about these frequent visitors.
When Kohoutek makes its
closest approach to the Sun
late this month and early in
January, Dr. Carruthers'
camera will be used by the
Skylab astronauts to
photograph the comet's
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JOB CORPS HELPERS Lamont Patterson, right, of Philadelphia, a Job Corps graduate, was one of
the speakers at a ceremony in Washington, D.C., at which Secretary of Labor Peter J. Brennan
received a report on services provided by Joint Action In Community Service, Inc., to Job Corps
graduates. The report said JACS has helped 150,000 Job Corps graduates since 1965. Shwon, from
left, are: Frank Bonham, writer and JACS volunteer from San Diego, Roger F. Martin, JACS
president, Labor Secretary Brennan, and Patterson, who was aided by JACS.
Dallas Complex Mgr. Charged
With Refusing to Rent io Black
WASHINGTON - The
Department of Justice filed a
civil suit Tuesday charging the
owner and resident manager of
an apartment complex in
Dallas,. Texas, with refusing to
rent to Mock persons.
Assistant Attorney General
J. Stanley Pottinger, head of
the Civil Rights Division, said
the housing discrimination suit
was filed in U. S. District Court
in Dallas,
Named as defendants were
Jack E. Hants, Sr., an
Arlington, Texas, attorney who
owns the 44-unit Foxcroft
Apartments in Dallas, and Mrs.
Olle B. Francis, resident
manager of Foxcroft Harris
also owns five other apartment
complexes in Dallas and
Arlington.
The suit said Harris and Mrs.
Francis have pursued a policy
and practice of racial
discrimination by making
apartments unavailable to
blacks, by making
discriminatory statements, and
by misrepresenting to blacks
that apartments are not
available.
The suit asked for a court
order enjoining them bmp
violating the Fair Housing Act
of 1968 and requiting them to
correct the effects of
alleged unlawful practices.