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clean - shaven man but be has
Joined hundreds of other FaV
etteville' men 'ln prejpsring lor
the bicenteimfcrt celehratibn
scheduled In FayetterUJe the lat
ter part of April. .Carroll is cov
ering the entire 7th District, *lll
continue (o' grow his bTatd t'nd
wear the colonial hat until the
celebration is over the latter part
of April. After that, he will tour
the District as 'a clean - shaven
candidate.' ’
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NEW YORK (IB "My only for
mat will be hd format.”
That' ls -Sid Caesar’s thinking so
far ah to the makeup of th-3 new
NBC television shott he will head
next fall When he sets out on his
own aifter five seasons of co-star
ring with Imogene Coca on “Your
Show of Bhows.” “ '
"It will‘be an hour-long variety
show,” ‘the comedian explained! ■
“We’ll probably follow a sched
ule of 1 three weeks on, one week
off, and so forth. That w.ll glVe
me a Vest; also the audience.” |
The comedian will give his last
"Ydur Show of Shows” perform-1
ance on June 5.
i “Aside from some discussions
now and then, I won’t be doing
any concentrated work on the new
program until after that," he salt!. I
“I owe it to the present show not
to get Involved in anything that
I wUf take a lot of my time. After I
I all, getting this program on the
I air every 1 Saturday means uwrk
‘ Ing steadily from Monday piornmg
right up to air time.
’Til take a rest after the last
show. At least that's ’what I say
| now. It may be that plans for the
new show Will take more time thah
I expect and I might noi, get a
real vacation at all.
"The first thing I have to do
is to open an office of my own.
Carl Reiner and Howard Morris,
our mainstays in sketches on
“Your Show of Shows,’ will go a
long with me for the new show.
This is an entirely amicahle ar
rangement with Max tVebman,
producer of ‘Your Show of Snows.'
There is no question of ‘raiding’
his staff.
"By no format,’ I mean that I
don’t want to start a pattern that
wilj be followed rigidly weak after
week to the extent that the pub
lic always knows what is coming.
I’Jl keep theto off balance by mix
ing Up the pitches. w ”
Details as to what day and hour
Caesar’s show will be aired, wheth
er he will nave ohe or multiple
sponsors, are NBC’s worries, the
comedian added.’’ 11
CHICAGO V Election offi
cials made a bid today to get more
housewives’ votes to spring ‘pri
maries.
WiflflField
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of support for my wife and three
children.”
He said the Issue upon which he
wiH * Campaign will be developed
later. ‘ r ”
HE HAS A MESSAGE
Wingfield said, “I have given
years of study to the Issues I shall
dWcll upon. I have definite things
I* waist to tell the people. If the
people want "hie they can vote for
toe. ! don’t propose to campaign by
Dallup poll. T don’t believe in look
ing at public opinion to find out
what the voters want.”
The major candidates in the
campaign are Sen. Alton A. Lennon
and former Oov. W. Kerr Scott
Other# who have filed are W. it.
Bostick of Cary, Henry L. Sprinkle
of Greensboro and A. E. Turner’of
The filing deadline is
Wingfield said he thinks his pol
itical ’philosophy is closer to that
'of- (he late Senator Smith than is
Lennon’s and added that he would
not be seeking the seat if Smith
hjj? pygj?- He said his views’ are
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JOHN ECOB, 6, listens as his mother reads a story at home In Garwood,
ITJ., Where most of the 4,622 townfolk have offered to give blood to
help John in his fight against hemophilia, an Incurable disease which
prevents blood from clotting. The donation means months more of Use
to the boy, who wears a leg brace to check bleeding from a four-month--
old knee bruise. He has received 30 pints of blood in transfusions.
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MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS LYNCH, of New York, who adopted a little blind
girl, Susan Patricia, 4 (right), three years ago, have added another
sightless child to their family. She is Elizabeth Ann, 2, and she was
taken by them from the Boston Nursiry for Blind Babies. Here the
Lynches get the youngsters ready for a party. (InternStionalJ
■s-Ullington News*
(.illington Men
fleet Taylor
J. ft. Taylor, a retired school
principal, Is new president of the
LiUlngton Methodist Men.
He Was chosen at a supper meet
ing last Wednesday night at the
church which preceded the first
quarterly conference.
Other new officers elected at the
same time were Jim Davis, vitfe
president; Howard Watkins, secre
tory-treasure-; Carl Kelly, repres
entative sos the Laymen’s Maga
jlHfei sund Hal Bradley,’ C. H. Brock
ShS W. R. Cranford on the board
of directors! ' '
or
Llllington who observed their first
7qulte different from those of
Seott."
He said he supported Smith’s
Wefts “opposing socialism in gov
ernment” and said he has been
given -the support of seme of the
people Who supported Smith.
He'said he ha<J, always been a
registered Democrat but declined
to say “how he had voted in' tjie
1552 presidential ejection, “i en
gaged lr.' no’ pattlbra“ political Ac
tivity during, the 19JS2 campaign,”
he said. -
“What I want to do ought to be
done In the Senate," hfe said. He
•aid that'be has “some ideas” on
foreign policy but that be Is most
do^ tlc w * t -
He said he would be delighted
to debate with either Scott o-t Len
non but apdejf r he was hot
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THE DAILY RECORD, PENN. N. O.
wedding anniversary on the week
end. were dinner guests on Sunday
in Dunn of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Jo
seph. Mrs. Newton is the former
Miss Edna Kelly. Others attending
the party were Mrs! Lizzie Kelly,
mother of Mrs. Newton, and Kathy
Joseph, daughter of the Host and
hostess.
Mrs. Hubert TOrner of Raleigh'
spent the weekend here with her
daughter, Mrs. Flemmon McDonald
and Mr. McDonald.
Miss Juanita Bass, student at
Flora Macdonald College, urns ‘A
weekend guest of tier parents', i&t.
and Mrs. C. E. Bass. r w
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Sasser and
family of Kenly were Sunday vis
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Bass.
Among the college students how
for the weekend for spring holi
days were Ldo J£elly' Jr„ Lynn Sui
ter Mann, Kay Salmon, C. H. Brock
Jr., from (he UMvehsity of North
Carolitui; Jane Cranford and J4an
Hamilton from Campbell College;
Douglas Schafran from' East' CRr
ottnk College; Ruby Eeetft frpm
Queen’s College in Charlotte; kihl
Domthy Secrest from Dbke t^Sf
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Secretaries Assoclatlcn in Cha^j
Hill on Friday. The group Is coal*
posed of secretaries employed
throughout North Carolina by COuh
ty schodl juperlntenderits. 'tor.
Charles Carroll, state’ superinten
dent of public instruction, apojke at
the opening breakfast session’ on
Friday morning.
is slated to meet Tuesday, 'Match
16, at 8 p.m. at the Community
Center Mrs. Joe Bordeaux, cluu
president, will preside and a pro
gram on international relations has
been arranged by Mrs. Elizabeth
Berrier.
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tod an tavltatton front the Fuquay
Springs chapter or tile Order of
me feptel-ri Star to serVe its’ ln :
stalling secretary sit Initiation of
officers there oh March" 26! Mrs.
Harrington' la a past worthy matron
of the LiUlngton chapter.
Mrs. Sara Cox and Mrs. Miriam
of Mr, J. B p»ggetf. -
OXFORD Hi Authorities in
North ' Carolina a ri'a Virginia
watched today for a'missing high
school teacher charged with enti
cing a 17-year-old blonde to leave
thb Oxford orphanage. ' A warrant
was issued add a search was'started
Saturday 'for English teacher ’ Mai 1 -
garet Bishop of Avondale, in
Rutherford County. The SO-year
old former Wac and one-time
Marion, N. C., teacher was charged
In a warrant with “enticing, per
without authority.
VATICAN CITY (if) Vatican
sources reported today Pope Plus
ISABEL, La. Os) Hester. Win
stead, 14, went fishing Monday
but a five-pound catfish snapped
the end off fier lowered pole anjl
swam off with it.
Hester ran home, got a bathing
suit, returned, dove in where uie
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pole had disappeared, and “swaW!
It down."
Today the Winsteads ate cat
fish.
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