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HOLLYWOOD: Hank Aaron(R), the Atlanta slugger whose attempt to topple Babe Ruth's all-time
home run record was front-page news nationwide, laughs It up with commedian Flip Wilson before
filming NBC-TV's "The Flip Wilson Show" in which Aaron will be making his show business debut.
The show, featuring the two stars, will be aired 1115
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mpiw YORK YatuM Brooklvn ones were so authentic in
recreating a gang fights of the 60s in Prospect for the movie,
"The Education of Sonny Carson" that neighborhood residents
thought they were real and called the cops.
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Josephine Baker hits Detroit Oct. 21-23 and St. Louis on Oct.
28. Then she hops to San Francisco Nov. 14, Philadelphia, Nov.
15, Washington, Nov. 20 and Chicago, Nov. 22-25. In New York
City shell play Carnegie Hall and Philharmonic Hall, and on Dec.
6 she's at the Music Hall In Boston.
The next "Harlem Homecoming II", an evening of ballet, blues
and gospel in a benefit for the Dance Theater of Harlem is now
set for Nov. 13 at Lowe's Victoria Theater. Tony Bennett,
Roscoe Lee Browne, Aretha Franklin, Dizzy Gillispie, and
Geoffrey Holder are among artists to appear and the Dance
Theater of Harlem Company will premiere its Duke Ellington
Ballet.
To celebrate its 65th Anniversary, the NAACP will sponsor
two concerts in Philharmonic Hall, the first such series in its
history. Soprano Roberta Peters and tenor George Shirley of the
Metropolitan Opera will sing the first event, Dec. 16. Pianist
Andre Watts, accompanied by the Symphony of the New World
conducted by Paul Freeman will be the artist for the second event
on March 31.
The audience Development Committee has announced its First
Annual "Recognition Awards" to honor and applaud those
people who have made a continuing contribution to Black
theater. Presentations will be made on Nov. 19 at the
Afro-American Theater Centre. Special awards will go to
Vlnnettee Carroll and Roger Furman.
"The Pajama Game," with Barbara McNair, Cab Calloway and
Hal Linden is scheduled to open Dec. 9 at the Lunt-Fontanne.
George Abbott is directing.
Lorenzo Fuller has done the music for "Anybody's Child", a
musical by Lila Levant set in the Soho section of London and
played in Cockney Dialect. Musical director and arrangements are
by Luther Henderson and Fred Norman.
Gordon Parks, Jr., who directed "Super Fly" (the first one)
and "Thomas! na and Bushrod" will direct "Three The Hard
Way", a new James Bond type film that will co-star Jim Brown,
Fred Williamson and newcomer Jim Kelly of "Enter the Dragon"
fame.
The Black Theater Alliance Festival opens at the Brooklyn
Amdemv of Music on Oct. 31 for a three-week showcase of black
theater talent. Sixteen Black theater groups from all over New
York City will get together at the Academy for the Festival.
Detroit's Mayor Roman S. Gribbs not happy over "Detroit
900" which describes the city as "the murder capital of the
world" and that "honkies are in the minority."
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Roster Called "Soul Explosion"
Singer Eddie Kendricks to Appear at NX. Central
Motown recording artist
Eddie Kendricks, whose latest
Our Health
by C. H. Tracy, M.D.
What is glaucoma? Can it
be cured?
Glaucoma is a condition in
which the fluid pressure with
in the eyeball is elevated
above normal. If untreated, it
will cause serious decrease in
vision and may result in blind
ness. There are two types of
glaucoma, acute and chronic.
In the acute type there is se
vere pain and redness in the
eye, blurring or sudden loss of
vision. In chronic glaucoma
there is no pain and the eye
appears normal externally,
which is the reason for a year
ly eye examination. Anyone
who complains of vague visual
disturbances, has mild head
aches, sees halos around lights
or has to have their eyeglasses
changed frequently should
have their eyes checked for
glaucoma. In the acute type
of glaucoma, eye drops are
used to reduce the intraocu
lar pressure. If the pressure
cannot be reduced after eight
hours, surgery usually is in
dicated. In chronic glaucoma,
eyedrops may be used for
years aa the sole means of
treatment. With acute glau
coma, chances for recovery
after surgery are excellent.
Chronic glaucoma may recur
after surgery. .
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hit single, "Keep on Truckin' ,
s sold over one million
copies and is at the top of pop
music popularity charts
through out the country, will
appear in concert at North
Carolina Central University in
Durham, N.C. on Saturday
October 28.
Kendricks, former lead
singer of the Temptations, was
a founding member of the
world-famous group and
performed with them for
eleven years before deciding to
become a solo performer.
Kendricks' latest single is
the second to come from his
new Tamla album, "Eddie
Kendricks," The first to be
released as a single, "Darling
Come Back Home," rose high
on all of the music trade
magazine's rhythm and blues
popularity charts.
This latest LP is Kendricks'
third since leaving the
Temptations, the two previous
being "All By Myself and
"People...Hold On," both of
which remained on the music
chart s for six months.
Pam Grier Signs For the Title
Role of "Foxy Brown" Picture
Pam Grier has been signed
to star in the title role of
American International's
"Foxy Brown," it is
announced by Lawrence A.
Gordon, Vice-President in
Charge of Worldwide
Production. Filming will begin
October 15 in the Los Angeles
area. v
Ms. Grier also starred in
AIP's "Coffy," "Scream,
Blacula, Scream" and "Black
Mama, White Mama." In
"Foxy Brown" she joins forces
with an undercover narcotics
agent and a community group
to battle a drug king and his
gang.
."Foxy Brown" is being
produced by Buzz Feitshans,
who also produced AIP's
"Dilllnger". Jack Hill, writer
and director of the hit
"Coffy," is serving in the same
capacities on "Foxy Brown".
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: OF ATTRACTION POET GWENDOLYN BROOKS, seated in foreground, was the center
of student attention when she visited North Carolina Central University, recently. Students clamored
for autographs, asked endless questions, and avidly sought personal contact with the Chicago-based
Pulitzer Prize winner. Miss Brooks was the subject of at least two student artists during one of hei
appearances One young man presented his pencil sketch to the poet. Another showed her the sketch,
RCA Records has
announced the inauguration of
an on going campaign geared to
its R&B roster called "Soul
Explpaiajvn,t . $
The program will start witl
concentration on six acts;
Wilson Pickett; the Hues
Corporation, New Birth, Main
Ingredient, Jimmy Castor, and
Labelle.
Advertising plans in support
of the Soul Explosion Program
will include omnibus ads in
black consumer media, such as:
Ebony, Essence, Encore, Soul,
Soul Sounds, Jet, and the Dann
Suppliment, massive radio
advertising, and a television
time buy on Soul Train.
Additionally RCA will
utilize an extensive
mini-billboard campaign in" the
Los Angeles area.
The advertising schedules, in
addition to being used for
several acts, will also spotlight
individual acts within the
campaign.
Merchandizing support for
the program will include
T-shirts, stickers, posters, and
tambourines.
According to Andre Perry,
Manager, Product
Merchandizing, RCA Records,
"The Soul Explosion will be
geared to all key black
accounts. All one stop and
retail accounts will be serviced
as part of the program.
He further stated: "The
program is designed so that its
xibility will aUow us to keep
Operable indefinitely. We will
add new acts to the Soul
Explosion as situations
warrant."
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THE MOTHER
TONGUE
For Black people, the mother tongue is the
same all over the country. It's the unique
way we have of expressing ourselves.
That's one of the reasons the National
Black Network saw the need for a
national Black news service.
What do we call Black news? It's simply
news reported by Black-people, edited
by Black people, and affecting the lives of
Rlack people,
That's the National Blaqk Network a vital
communications link between Black
community evWywhefe.
It's a betfrWWhen youjisten to an NBN
station, you'll know whdre it's coming from.
After all. it's carrying your news.
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Internationally-acclaimed concert soprano Leontyne Price congratulates actor producer Brock
Peters at the recent New York private preview and cocktail reception for Peters' first motion picture
production, FIVE ON THE BLACK HAND SIDE, a United Artists release based on Charlie Russell's
off-Broadway hit comedy. Produced by Peters and fellow actor and friend, Michael Toian (who also
marked his debut as a producer), FIVE ON THE BLACK HAND SIDE is a dramatically funny, but
warm story about a black middle class family. Russell also wrote the screenplay for the film version,
which stars Leonard Jackson, Clarice Taylor, D'Urville Martin, Glynn Turman and Virginia Capers.
Oscar Williams directed, with music by H.B. Bamum. The family-styled comedy, which could launch
a new trend in black oriented movies, opens at New York City's Broadway Cinerama and RKO 86th
Street Theatres.
Third Go Round is Charm for Sammy Davis, Jr.
National Black Network
Division of Unity Broadcasting Network, Inc.
Anyone want to buy a
recording of an ovation? See
Bob Wynn, producar-director
of "Sammy Davis Starring in
NBC Follies."
Sammy Davis, Jr. won the
standing ovation, from a
capacity studio audience in a
tension-filled situation.
The occasion was Sammy's
throat-straining medley of
Anthony Newley-Leslie
Bricusse hits for the "Follies"
show of Thursday, Oct. 25
(10-11 p.m. NYT), on the NBC
Television Network.
The medley, running 7
minutes and 43 seconds,
includes "Once in a Lifetime,"
"Gonna Build a Mountain,"
"On a Wonderful Day Like
Today," "Who Can I Turn
To?". "Talk to the Animals"
and "What Kind of Fool Am I?"
It also includes a note- the
A almost two octaves above
middle C. Sammy went
through the entire medley, but
Wynn called for a retake
because of technical difficulties
with the sound level.
Sammy took a deep breath,
then sailed into the medley a
second time and got almost
through it- before tripping on
the rapid-fire lyrics of "Talk to
the Animals," next to the last
tune.
"No problem," Wynn's
voice intoned over the PA
system, "we'll take it again
from the top."
"Bob," said Sammy over his
hand mike, "I'm hitting high
notes that should be hit only
once In a night. Can we pick it
up from 'Animals'?" Wynn said
he'd see what he could do
about finding a pickup spot.
Sammy looked at his wife,
Alto vise, in the audience,
smiled and said, "Don't bother,
let's take it from the top." The
third time was the charm.
When Sammy hit that final
high note, the audience
responded with thunderous
applause.
(Davis also stars in the
NBC -TV special, "General
Electric Presents Sammy,"
Friday, Nov. 16, 8:30-9:30
p.m. NYT.)
Richard Nixon, President:
"My goal is to see that
every American who wants
to work and who is qualified
can get a job."
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ACTION - Greensboro: North Carolina A & T head basketball
coach Warren Reynolds (left) sketches a fast break play for
assistant coach Frank Levister during the start of the Aggies'
second week of basketball practices recently. Predicting a fast
moving offense, Reynolds two-time Mid-Eastern Athletic
Conference tournament champions hope to make it an
unprecedented three straight when the affair is held in Baltimore
Maryland In February of 1974.
Livingstone College Football
Team Reported In Good Shape
SALISBURY - "We're in
good shape now," replied
Livingstone College football
coach Baxter Holman after his
Fighting Bears downed
Fayetteville State University,
34-20 recently at Alumni
Stadium
"We were able to move the
ball and put it in when we had
to," stated the Livinstone
mentor. The Bears collected
just 167 yards total offense but
won the game on key passes by
quarterback Randy Nichols.
Livingstone is now 2-1 in
the Central Inter-Collegiate
Athletic Association standings
and 4-1-1 overall. The Bears
" haw already surpassed last
year's record of 2-8.
Fayetteville slumped to 2-3 for
the season.
Nichols, a crafty
165-pounder from Miami, Fla.,
joined the Livingstone squad as
a freshman this fall. He
completed six out of 11 passes
for 127 yards. He threw for
two touchdowns and ran for
another.
"My quarterback (Nichols)
used a good selection of
plays," Holman commented.
"He and our kicker, Andrew
Cooney, kept us in business."
Cooney, another freshman,
kept Fayetteville out of good
field position by booting
excellent punts. He punted
four times for an average of
41.2 yards. He also made four
out of five extra-point kicks.
Despite Livingstone's
! suo&sV in the air, itfWfe
stopped cold on the ground.
The Bears collected just 40
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Eugene Carmichael scored
three touchdowns and Tyrone
Eoy kins kicked a crucial point
after score as N. C. Central
nipped Maryland-Eastern Shore
21-20 Saturday in a Mid-Eastern
Athletic Conference game.
It was a sweet victory for
Eagle Coach Willie Smith, who
left Eastern Shore last year to
become NCCU's head coach.
The win pushed the Eagles to
s o in league play and kept
them in second place behind
league-leading Howard. NCCU
is 5-2 in all games while UMES
is 1-3 and 2-4.
Trailing 20-14 going into the
fourth quarter, Central got the
go-head touchdown after a pass
interference call against the
Hawks put the ball on
Maryland's 17.
Carmichael bulled his way for
10 yards and James Smith
added four to put the ball on
the three. Then Carmichael
went in for the score, tying the
game 20-20. Boyklns then
kicked what proved to be the
winning point
Maryland took a 7-0 lead In
the first period as quarterback
Charlie Boston scored from
nine yards out to cap a 65-yard
drive. Stanley Perry booted the
point-after score.
Central bounced back in the
second quarter and tied the
game at 7-7.
After recovering a fumble, at
the Eastern Shore 29. the
Eagles scored with 7:27 left in
the half. Carmichael scored
from two yards out and Boykins
added the extra point to knot
the score,
i Eastern Shore dominated
play in the third quarter, allow
ing the Eagles only IS offensive
plays. But the Hawks came up
with another score for a 19-7
lead.
Thomas Samuels scored on a
two-yard pass from Boston.
Perry missed the PAT.
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University football team
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Valuable Offensive and
Defensive Players" after the
FSU Homecoming Victory
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GREENSBORO - The
talent rich 1973 Howard
University of football team,
one of the seven black college
eleven of the past 50 years,
fitted with every possible long
distance scoring potential made
the stubborn North Carolina
Aggies a seventh consecutive
victim here at Memorial
Stadium Saturday night by a
margin of 43-7. A disbelieving
throng of 12,000 fans saw the
two ambitious Mid Eastern
Athletic Conference rivals
exchange mayehm without a
score until the victors crowned
a 68 yard ten play-drive with
Anthony Tapps, 4 year scoring
Mast, with 1:50 remaining in
the first quarter. Julius Gamble
a freshman from Greenville, S.
C. converted for a 7-0 lead.
Coach Homsby Ho wells
team answered the Bison break
through with an Immediate 80
yard scoring rebuttal of then
own utilizing passes to gain
10 12 38 yards aerial
measures that culminated in a
1 yard toucnaown lunge oy
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second period when Dwight
Mettles added the conversion
for a 7-7 tie. A screaming
excess of Aggie fans made
ready for what promised to be
a terrific battle.
From that point however
the revived thundering herd
began a stampede that included
Gambles' field goals that
measured 25 32 and 45 yards
respectively, along with a
sensational Michael Banks to
Eddie Richardson touchdown
pass of 61 yards and a 22-to-7
Howard lead at halftime.
Greeted and congratulated by
Dr. James E. Cheek, president
of Howard during a surprise
halftime interim visit.
The victors opened the third
quarter with devastating a
ground attack of 2 3 12 9
16 8 11 and 4 yards to set up
an 8 yard. Banks Richardson
scoring pass Gambles kick
made it a 29-7 game. The
Aggies were unable to retaliate
mainly because the Bison
defensive frontal sacked
quarterback Paul McKibbins
for a total of 69 yards. An
overworked Aggie defense was
bull dozed by a sharp blocking
Bison offensive frontal leading
to another 69 yards 12 play.
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yard barrage hiked the score
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features included a pass
interception and 35 yards
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PETERSBURG, Va. - The
Virginia State Trojans will
venture to Hampton, Virginia
on Saturday to meet the
Hampton Institute Pirates in
the third CIAA encounter for
the Trojans this year.
The Trojans may be looking
for somewhat of a breather
against the Pirates after three
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Trojans in outside competition
have played .500 ball defeating
Delaware State and North
Carolina Central of the MEAC,
return by Bruce Williama,
Bison defensive captain, and by
a rugged Bison line that held
the Aggies four times on as
many plays Inside the Howard
4. The final Bison score
resulted when Gregory Butler
flashed 43 yards to score on a
return Aggie punt. Gamble
converted for the 43-7 final
with 0:36 second remaining.
Howard is one of the two
mmainini? unbeaten teams in
black college football, leading
the nation with 7-0-0 record of
wins losses ties. The route
marked the first any MEAC or
CIAA team has scored as many
as 40 points on an A and T
eleven in 28 years dating back
to a 45-0 bow to North
Carolina Central in 1945
scoring by quarters Howard 7
15 714 143 AandT0 7 00 7.
The victors led in yards rushing
209 to 43 in passing 111 to
110 in first downs 17 to 12
and in total yards 320 to 123 .
Howard leads the MEAC in ten
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and losing to Howard
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last weeks heartbreaking loss to
nationally ranked No. 2
Tennessee State.
The Pirates of Hampton will
not prove to be as easy taking
for the Trojans as many fans
might think. They will be
coming Into this game with a
1-2-2 record. The tie game was
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