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[ This Week's Guide To Teievisim and Radio Programs
WRAl {CH. 5)
SATURDAY, JUNE II
•K» Big Pichi/(»
t:S8 Compass—“Location
Niagra”
10:0b HowUy Doolv
10:30 Ruff ’n Reddy
IIKX) runtime
11:30 Circus Bov
12:00 My Ttjjc Stor^,
12:00 My Tnlc Stoo'
l:lfi The On Dock Circle
1:25 Major Lrague Baseball
3:30 Movie Minaturc
8:00 Detective’s ^)^a^^’
S:SO Championship Wrestling
6:30 Ozzie t Harriet
7.-00 TBA
7:30 Bonanza
0:30 Man & The Challenge
•KiO The Deputy
9:30 Bourbon St. Beat
10:30 Amos n’ Andy
"Saphire Disappears”
li.-OO Dateline
11:10 Nightmare
“Cry of the Werewolf”
SUNOAY, JUNE 12
11:00 Church Ser\’lce
12:00 Industr>' on Parade
12:15 America’s Newsreel
Album
12:30 Oral Roberts
“There Is A Way—
There is a Man”
1:00 Major League Baseball
4:00 It is Written
“Your Day In Court”
4:30 Facts of the Matter *
4:45 Carolina News Review
6:00 Championship Golf
0:00 WaK Disney Presents
7:00 Maverick
8:00 Music on Ice
•:00 Chevy Mystery Show
10:00 Loretta Young Show
10:30 Million Dollar Movie
“Claudia and David”
MONDAY, JUNE 13
6:30 Farm Show
7:00 Today
7:55 Political—Seawell
0:00 Romper Boom
10:00 Dough Re Mi
10:30 Play Your Hunch
11:00 Price Is Right
11:30 Concentration
12.-00 Truth or Consequei;c68
12:30 It Could Be You
1:00 Teenage Frolic
2:00 Queen Fot A Day
1:30 Loretta Young Theater
8:00 Young Dr. Malone
3:30 From These Roots
4:00 Comedy Theater
4:30 Adventure Theater
8:00 Cap'n Five—“Abbott and
8:30 AlAiott ’n Costello
'6.-05 P^tical—Sanford
0:10 Stateiloe
8-JQ Weather
8:30 Reeve
6:49 NBC News
7:00 Flight—
“Parachutc Jump”
7:30 Untou^ablzs
8:30 WeTls Fargo
9:00 Peter Gunn
V.'SO Theatre
10:00 Margaret Bourke-White
Story
11:0« Dateline
11:10 Sportsline
11:18 Jack Paar
TUESDAY, JUNE 14
8:30 Farm Show
7:00 Today
7:5S Political—&nford
0:00 Romper Room
10:00 Dough Re -Mi
10:30 Play Your Hunch
U.-OO Price Is Right
11:30 Concentration
12:00 Ttuth of Consequences
t2:30 It Could Be You ' • -
1:00 Teenage Frolic
^jOO Queen iTor A Da>
2:30 Loretta Young Theater
3:00 Young {>r. Malobe
■-% From 1^486 . .Roots
4:Q0 Comedy Tiiener
4 jo Adventure Theater
l:Ofl Cap’n Five
8:30 Quick Draw McGraw
6:00 Cap’n Five
6KJ8 L Beverly Lake—Political
6:10 Stateline
6:28 Weather
6:30 Reeve .
6:4S NBC News
7:00 The Lone Ranger
7:30 The Real McCoys
t:00 Donna Reed
:30 How Tall Is A Giant?
i:90 Ford Startime
t:M Rifleman
.00 M-Sq.uad
lp;30 Strike* ’n Spares
'-•00 Dateline
:10 Sportsline
lf:lS Jack Paar
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W6DNESDAY, JUNC 15
1:90 Farm Show
:00 Today
Eaoper Room*
J.-OO Dough Se Hi
WM Flay Your 'Hunch
U:00 Price Is Hi^t
Cancentration
U:00 Trytii or Cooseauencas
12:30 It Could Be Vnu
1:00 Teenage Frolic
"Madame Queen’s Voice”
2KW Queen For A Day
3:90 Ivetta Young Theater
3.-00 Yooog Dr. Maione
3:39 Fhtm These Boots
4:00 Comedy Theater
4:30 Adventvre llieater
S:00 Caa’n Vive
6;10 StMteUne
Weather
$i90 Beeve
0:48 NBC Newt
7M Sea Boat
TX WaCQR Traia
GiB frin U Bight
f.-69 Tavy Como
lOiOO This b Your Life
10:66 Jounwr Ip Understanding
111:15 Political—Terry Sanford
11:30 Jack Paar
I THURSDAY. JUNI l«
I 6:30 Farm Siiow
7:00 Today
9.^ Komper Room
10:00 Doug Re Mi
10:30 Play Your Huach
11:00 Price Is Right
11:30 Concentration
12:00 Truth or Co«seque«cM
12:30 It Could Be You
1:00 Teenage Frolic
2:00 Queen For A Pay
2:30 Loretta Young The»tre
3:00 Young Dr. Malone
3:30 From These Roots
4:00 Comedy Theater
4:30 Adventure Theatrt
5:00 Political—Sanford
8:05 Cap’n Five
5:30 Huckleberry Houpd
6:00 Cap’n Five
6:10 Stateline
6:25 Weather
6:20 Reeve
6:45 NBC News
7:00 Tombstone Territory •
7:30 Lockup No. 1038
8:00 Bat Masterson ‘ >
8:30 Producer’s >i|ioipc
9:00 Bachelor Father
0:30 Tennessee E^ie
10:00 Groucho Man^^,
10:30 Masquerade Pii^
11:00 Dateline '
11:10 Sportline
11:15 Jack Paar
FRIDAY, JUNI 17
6:30 Farm Show
7:30 Political Sanford
7:00 Today
9:00 Romper Room
10:00 Dough Re Mi
10:30 Play Your Hunch
11:00 Price Is Right ,
11:30 Concentration..
12:00 Truth or Coi^equknces
12:30 Tt Could Be You
1:00 Teen-Age Frofic
2:00 Queen For A Day
2:30 Loretta Young Theater
3:00 Young Dr. Maloiie
3:30 From These Roolto
4:00 Comedy Theater
4:30 Adventure' Theater
5:00 Cap’n Five
6:00 Cap'n 5
7:00 Early Show
“Die Fledermaus”
9:00 Cavalcade of Sports
Jackpot Bowling
10:00 NBC Special
11:00 Dateline
11:10 Dateline
11:10 Sportslihe
11:15 Jack Paar ? . , •
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SATUItDAY, JUINE 11
7;48 Through the Porthole
8:00 Calttaln Kangaroo
0:00 Roy Rogers
10:00 Heckle & Jeckle
10:30 Mi^ty Motiaa
11:00 Jim • :
11:30 Jet Jackson
12:00 Sky. Kin|
12:30 Outddor's i :.• 
12:45 Bsisehall Lead6H
1:00 Cleveland at ^ew York
3:30 Bebnont
4:00 ABC Bas^O
(cut in) Mil. jit San Frai.
5:30 Comedy Time
6:00 Dick CUrk Stew
6:30 Award Theatini' '
7:00 Robert Taylor"
7:30 Perry Mason
8:30 Election Retiih^ "
9:00 Mr. Lucky ' ' > ii
9:30 Have Gun ' S if'
10:00 Gunsi^fce
10:30 Manhunt
1,1'.0Q Country Style
12:00. Aw^
: .: ' . ^ '
, SUNDAY^ JVNf U
10:18 Christian 9ci*iib«
10:30 Camera m . 4
11:00 mghway HolUUyi
11:30 Topic
11:45 Men Toward the Ufht
12:00 This is the Life
12:30 Casey Jones
1:00 Scho(4 Story ' '
1:30 This is the A^er
2:00 Eight StMW tP .
2:15 Sunday Movie'
4:30 Broken Arrow
5:00 Face the Nation
5:30 Hawaiian Eye
6:30 20th Centu^
7:00 Alaskans
8:00 Ed SttUivaa
9:00 G. E. Theatr^
6:30 Hitchcock
10:00 Jack Benny
10:30 What^ My Une
11:00 Sunday News Special
11:18 Sunday Star Tbeatn
Dark Streets of Cairo
MONDAY, JUNIf II
6:00 Beading Pro0»m
7:00 Horning J»owr»«
8:00 CBS News
8:10 Carolina Nenrs
6;18 Capt M$Mgum
9:00 Cartoon Shop
10:00 Red Rowe Snow
10:30 On the Go
11:00 I Love Lucy
11:30 December Bride
12:00 Love of Lift
12:30 Bums ft Alie»
1:00 Peggy Mann
1:30 As the World Turns
2:00 For Better or Want
2:30 House Party
3:00 Millionaire
8.-M Verdict is Yem
4:00 For Ladiee
4:15 Secret Stom .
4:30 Edge of
8:00 Bandstand
8:30 Bin m Tin
9:1
6:46 ne—lst Edward
746 Caaey Jones
7:»» Cteyenne
6:)W Fttker Knomi pett
9410 D«nny Thomas
9:30 Ann Sotbemi
16.-90 Hewietsey I
10;39 June AUysoa
11:06 EtevenUi Hou? Beport
l|:|i Movie .
Ceunier FtgioHtgr
TUiSOAV, JUNE 14
6:00 Reading Progriim
7:00 Morning Jamboree
8:00 News
8:10 Carolina News
8:18 Capt. Kangaroo
9:0b Cartoon Shop
10:00 Red Bowe fikow
1646 On t«e Go
ll’JW I Love iMey
peoenl^ .BM#
t«ve ot Ufn
12:30 Bunu A Al^
1:00 Peggy Mann
IM As Uie Worid Toms
249 foe Better or Worse
241 ifniise Part|r
140 MUUnnaire
IJD Vct^Uet in Venn
4W FOTLadirfi Only
4:18 Socpet Storm
4:30 Sdge of Ni^t
8M Bandstand
4h30 Rbcky A His FTiesMls
6:00 Dennis the Menace
6:30 Esso
6.40 Weather
6:4S Doiiglas Edwards
7:dd To T^ll the Truth
7cJ0 Bronco
8:30 Pohie Gillis
dMO Tighirope
9;30 Red Skelton
iprtK) Garry Moore
11:00 Phillips 06 News
11;15 Movie
Beware Spooks
WSDNESDAY, JUNE 15
7M Momng Jamboree
8:00 dBS News
8:10 Carolina News .
6:19 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 CaHoon Shop
10:60 Red RoWe' Show
10:30 On the Go
11:00 I Love LUcy
11:30 Dumber Bride
12:00 Love of Life
12:^ Bums & Allen
iUH) Peggy Mann
1:30 As the WorM Turns
2:00 Better or Worse
2:30 IJouse Party
3:00 Millionaire
3:30 Verdict is Yours
4:00 For Ladies Only .
4:lS^cret Storm
4:30 Edge of Night
5:00 Bandstand
8:» Flicka
> 6iA l^vee Stooge#
6:40 WeaUier
6:.^ Douglas Edwards
7:Qi9 Rebel
7:30 77 Sunset Strip
8;S0 Men Into Space
9:0u Millionaire
9:30 Fve Got A Secret
10:00 Armstrong Circle Theatre
11:09 Phillips 66 News
11:16 Star Theatre
’ Beautiful, But Broke
6:00
9:00
8:00
8:10
i:18
10:30
11:00
U;30
12:00
12:%
1:00
1:30
2:00
2:30
3:00
3:30
^30
8:00
8.30
6:00
6:30
6:40
6:46
7:00
8:06
1:30
6:09
9:30
10:00
11:00
11:18
THURSDAY, JUME 16
Reading Program
Morning Jamboree
CBS News -
Carolina News
Capt. Kangaroo
Cjsrtoon Shop
Red Rowe Snow
Qa the Go
Lucy
Decmber Bride
I^ve of Life
Burns & Allen
Peggy Mann
As the World Turns
For Better or Worse
House Party
Millionaire
■Viraict is Yours •
For Ladies Only 
Secret Storm
Edge of Night
Bandstand
Rocky A His Friends
Three Stooges
Johnny iUngo
Weatiier
Douglas Edwards
Adv. in Paradise
Betty Hutton
Bingo
Zane Grey
Markham
Revlon
Phillips 06 News
Stv Theatre—Air Mail
Youth Takes A FUng
FRIDAY, JUNE 17
6:00 Reading Pro^am
7:00 Morning Jamboree
8:00 CBS News
8:10 Carolina News .
8:18 Capt. Kangaroo
9:00 Cartoon Shop
10:00 Red Rowe Show
10:30 On the Go
11:Q0 I Love Lucy
11:30 December Bride
12:00 Love of Life
12:30 Bums A Allen
1:00 Peggy Mann
1:30 As the World Turns
2:00 For Better or Worse
2:30 House Party
3:00'MilIionaire
3:80 Verdict is Yours
4:00 For Ladieis Only
4:lt Secret Storm
4:30 Edge of Night '
5:00 Bandstand
5:30 Rin Tin Tin
6:00 Three Stooges
6:30 Esso
6:f0 Weather '
6:45 Douglas Edwards
7:00 U. S. MaraliaU
7:80 Rawhide ~
8:30 Hotel De Pare*
9:00 Desilu
10:00 Twilight Zone
10:90 BUck S»ddl«
STATION WAAA
Winston-Salem
SATURDAY
Same as daily until 3:00 p.m.
3:00 Triple A Club at Masonic
^ Temple
8:00 Roll Jordan
SUNDAV
7:00 Sign on
7:00 Sensational Sputhlanders
7:30 In the Garden
(Rev. Hayward)
7:48 Quartet Time
8:00 The Crusaders
6:30 A Visit with the Shut-ins
8:38 Album Time
8:45 Temple True Vine Holiness
Church (Rev. Venson)
9:30 Golden Harmoneers
10:00 YMCA-YWCA Program
10:15 Johnson A Wright Funeral
Home Program
10:30 Pet Milk Program
11:00 Hynn ef the Day. ,
11:05 Morning Worship (First
Calvary Baptist Church)
1^:00 Songs for Sund»y
12:20 Weather Report
12:25 Social Security PrUgram
12:30 Christ Temple Holing
Church ■ j'.
1.00 Echoes or Calvary
1:30 Bill LandfoRl Show
2:30 Church of the L(^i(4 ^esus
Christ (Bishop S. QoJpbnsott)
3:30 Music for Sunday
4:45 Mrs. Jo Ann ClemeAt
4:00 Gate of Zion Holing
Church
5:30 Music for Sunday .u
5:45 Organ Reveries ^ '
,6:00 Sign off -
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MONDAY-FKIbAY
5:00 Wake up Time w^th
Bob Roundtree u.
7:00 Big Breakfast with '
Bob Roundtree
9:00 Home Compani6n!jjhtb
Oscar Alexander
10:00 Morning Devotioitt.''
10:15 Obituary Column ’
10:30 Bill Landford Show
11:00 Lan7 Williams SHM
1:00 Daddy-iO AlexandfWBhow
Radio St»tiq>n^SRQ
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MONDAY THROUCH^KIDAY
5:00 BHl Hennessee Show
7:00 The Norfley Whitted Show
8:30 The Raleigh Hoor*^
9:30 Bells of Joy
10:00 Dr. Jive Show
11:00 Mother of the Week
11:15 Spiritual Echoes
trsnTeWS, wenther, •Sports
12:15 Farm News, Obituaries
12:30 Pop Shop
1:30 Dr. Jive Show
3:00 Carolina Radio Show
4:30 Gospel Train
6:00 Round Up & Sign Off
SATURDAY
5:00 Bill Hennessee Show
7:00 The Norfley Whitted Show
9:00 The Durham-Orange
Farm Hour
9:15 Sweet Chariot with Bill
Bill Hennessee
I 10:00 Showcase
10:15 Saturday Frolic with
Bill Hennessee
12:00 News Weather and
Obituaries
12:10 Top Tunes of WMk
1:15 Civil Defense Program
1:30 Party Time
3:30 Carolina Radio Show
4:30 Gospel Train '
6:00 WSRC Round Up
Sign OR
SUNDAY
Spiritual Echoes
Amey Singers
Music for Sunday
Susie Weaver Singers
Gethsemane Mala fhdrua
The Pet Milk Pr6gr$m
Cooper Four Quartet
Harps of Harmony—
Music for SundajitA
Church Service
News, Weather •
Obituaries ' I '
Album of Stars —
Gospel Train
Bishop S. C. Johnsoii
Bishop Saunders’’)I
True Way HolineJn Church
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A College Degree Will Not Make Life Easier,
College Association Head Warns A&T Graduates
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GREENSBORO — Graduates of
A&T College were told on Suh-
day that a college education will
not make life easier.
Dr. Theodore’ A. Distler, Wash
ington, D' C., executive director
of the American Association of
Colleges, issued this warning as
he delivered the principal ad
dress at the 66th annual com
mencement exercises.
The event, combining baccalau
reate and commencement, was held
at the Greensboro War Memorial
Auditorium on Sunday morning
(May 29) and drew a record crowd.
Approximately 500 would be
Gibbs is Honored
By His Faculty
GREENSBORO— The president
of A&T College was last week
lauded as “one of the great build
ers of the institution.”
Dr. Warmoth T. Gibbs, who
guests were I6ft in the lobby vrith-
out seats.
He told the four hundred and
eighty-si* candidates for degrees
and certificates that, on the con
trary, a college education will in
some way make life more difficult.
‘JJot only will the world at
largis expect you to display higher
than average standards of con
duct,” he continued, ‘‘but you will
be conscious of a compulsion,
within yourselves, to pursue such
standards, whatever it may cost
you.”
Dr. Distler told the audience
that the chief characteristic of an
educated person is not the capa
city for adjustment, but the capa
city for improvement, selfiip-
prbvement and world improvie-
■Miit .
Martin F. Holt, AAT farm man
ager who is retiring after 42
year# at the school,' was present
ed a certificate of appreciation
from the faculty, students and
alunni.
The holding of the exercises at
the auditorium replaces the usual
practice of having them on the
campus lawn.
Warmoth T. Gibbs presided at
the exercises for the last time.
He is retiring this year as presi
dent of the college.
Wilkins Okay C-R Records of All
Candidates Except Johnson
NEW YORK—Roy Wilkins, ex
ecutive seciretary of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, Sunday praised
the civil rights records of Vice
will relinquish the presidency (President Nixon and “all the Sen-
later'4Ms yaao «^* heafdid at
a. special convocation recently,
for hi* oulstandlhg cantribuHens
to the Institution covfring a
period of 34 years.
He was presented a bound vol
ume of letters, written by friends
from many parts of the nation
and, with Mr,s. Gibbs, was given
handsome” travel purse, .rep
resenting^ c®\ cdnlfTBUTtBiis front
members of the student body.
The presentations were made
by Mrs. Carrye Hill Keley, asso
ciate professor ot English, who
was associated with the honoree
a student, teacher under him as
dean and a faculty member for
him as president
Dr. Gibbs, recently named presi-:
dent-emeritus and who has been
Sion of the organization’s nation^
ial nomination "except Senator
Howard to Give
850 Degrees in
Rites Friday
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Howard
University will confer degrees
upon some 650 graduates of its
10 schools and colleges during
Conunencement exercises Friday
The exercises begin at 5:30 p.m,
and will be held in the main
invited to remain on the staff fol- quadrangle of the Howard campus,
lowing his retirement from the,' Frederick Douglass
presidency, responded.
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3. B. Kripalani, a member of
the Indian Parliament and an
early associate of (Mahatma) Mo-
randas Gandhi, will deliver the
Commencement address. Mr. Kn-
palani is chairman of the Central
Relief Committee for TibeUns,
and is in the United SUtes in the
interest of the TibeUn Refugee
Fund.
Three distinguished cititens will
receive honorary degrees during
the exercises. They are James R.
Dumpson of New York City and
HoWard Mitchell and Wendell C.
Somerville, both of Washington,
D. C.
X BERGAMOT
W4TER REKtLLENT
V cONDITlONiR
NO
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millions
Satisfied
HEADS
Lyndon B. Johnson.”
Ha noted, however, that "it is
vary dfffleult for thoughtful Na-
vra voters to fae( at ease over
the endorsement of Senator J.
F. Kennedy by Oove. John Pat
ters^ of AlaVMi. " '
“Anything with an Alabama
odor does not arouse much enthu
siasm amdhg Negro citizens,” he
declared. ^
Wilkins was i the main speaker
at a civil rights banquet of the
American Jewish Congress Na
tioaal -Biamual Convention, meet
ing in the Statler-Hilton Hotel
here. More than 600 Convention
delegates from all sections of the
country attended the banquet.
The NAACP leader spoke in ac'
cepting the American Jewish
Congress civil rights award “for
his vigorous, infomed and wise
leadership in the struggle to bring
to all Americans th^ full enjoy
ment of their constitutional rights
to equality, free from the blight
jf racial discrimination and se^
fegation.”
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Johnny Nash
In Second Movie
"Key mrns:'-
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NEW YORKn-In spite of—
be because of —his youth,
some, personable singer Johnny
Nash (Age: 19) is adding
laurels to 'His already long list*
of show business achieveraM^.|‘
with almost every passing day.
For several years a regular dns
Arthur Godfrey’s five day a
morning CBS netwotic radio shoi^
Johnny is now developing
motion picture actor. He has .ooari
major screcn credit behind
as the star of the Hect, Hill,,l4iA)
caster production of “Take
Giant Step.” The movie is set fipt)
national release within a
weeks.
'to
And, late in the summer he a^d
pears in an other film, this tirniT
for MGM Pictures. The name of
the movie is “Key Witness,’* anid
Johnny (the only Negro in .tte
picture) is in a cast with Jeff
Htinter and Pat Crowley.’' flie film
tells the story of teen-age crinie
and Johnny ha^ » fat and cramand-
ing role.
Far from the least of the T^iyu.
born '(in Houston) singer’s api^
plishments are his sensitive r«
cordings for ABC-Paramount i%c
ords^ ^
Already on the Johnny Natl
shelf at ABC-Paramount’s Net
York offices are three alfaumi
“Johnny Nash,” “The Quiet HoUr'
and “1 Got Rhythm.”
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