THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, JULY 24. 1971
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NEWS AROUND
THE GLOBE
Compiled by C. W. Massenburg
PETROS, Term. - James Earl
Ray, the accused assassin at Dr.
Martin Luther'King, Jr., is being
allowed to mix with Blacks who
make up 40 percent of the pop
ulation of Brushy Mountain State
Prison.
Warden Robert H. Moore said
Ray, who had been under tight
security after his unseccessful
attempt to escape last May, has
been given “the same privi
leges as other prisoners."
It is, however, the first time
he has been permitted to mingle
with blacks since his arrest
three years ago for the slaying
of Dr. King at a Memphis hotel.
NEW YORK - The monumental
film: KING a Filmed Record..
Montgomery to Memphis, which
won extravagant acclaim In its
premiere last spring, is now
available in 16 mm for com
munity showings through the
Martin Luther King Foundation.
than a tribute to a fal
:• ' .e-.u. r, KING is a three
to ur chronicle of the civil
rights movehient from the 1955
Montgomery bus boycott to the
assassination.
Information on the rental ar
rangements are available from
the MLK Foundation, 140 West
51st St., New York, N. Y.
NEW YORK - General Mo
tors Corp. has donated $75,000
to the 1971 campaign of the U
nited Negro College Fund, a 25%
increase over last year.
Vernon Jordan, Jr., execu
tive director of the UNCF ex
pressed gratitude for the gift.
Mr. Jordan said GM’s contri
bution has totaled over $1,200,-
000.
LOS ANGELES-James Willis
Brown has been convicted to
four years in the state peniten
tial y at Angola on a charge
of negligent homicide. Brown,
who is blind and black was
charged by the district attorney
with murder in the strangulation
of his common-law wife, lo
rino Knowles, 34, with a shirt.
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NEW YORK - The Select Com
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holding hearings on a new drug
which could be the long-sought
after cure to drug addiction.
Named “purse” the drug de
toxifies an addict in 30 minutes
by eliminating without any with
drawal symptoms, all physical
effects of heroin addiction. Un
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WASHINGTON - Sammy Da
vis, Jr., a peace symbol pendant
on a golden chain around his
neck and an American flag pin
on his lapel, watched Presi
dent Nixon sign a document
which made him a member of
the National Advisory Council
on Economic Opportunity.
The President appointed the
45-year-old singer, dancer, ac
tor to the 21-member council
for the remainder of a term
expiring Sept. 22, 1972.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Super
star Gladys Knight enhanced her
credentials as Motown’s "First
Lady of Soul" with the nation’s
first lady, Pat Nixon, Wednes
day, when the launched the
W ashington ’ s fourth annual
"Summer in the Parks" pro
gram before more than 2,000
youngsters '■> *h< nation’s Capi
tol.
Billed as "The Sound Os Sum
mer,” Gladys Knight and the
Pips brought the unmistakable
“Sound of Young America" to
the program which included per
formances by the National
Symphony Orchestra, the Char
les Hampton Orchestra, and the
Motown foursome whose sinele.
"I Don’t Want To Do Wrong,”
is currently No. 1 across the
nation.
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MINNESOTA - More than 2,-
000 NAACP convention dele
gates gave a rousing tribute
to Rev. Leon H. Sullivan as the
recipient of the NAAC covet
ed Springam Medal last week.
The NAACP cited Rev. Sul
livan: “In recognition of the in
spiration and resourcefulness
with which he has transmuted
the social gospel into economic
progress for his people.
“In appreciation of his role
in preparing his constituents
to take advantage of the op
portunities won by mobilizing
their economic power for group
advancement.
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SOLDIERS GET HIGH IN VIETNAM - Quang Tri Province,
S. Vietnam: To get at pushers operating outside bases, MPs
send long-haired Gls in armored personnel carriers driving
down highways, stopping periodically to try and buy drugs. If
and when a pusher is found, the Gls radio a helicopter hover
ing over the horizon and it follows the pusher to his supply
caches. The current drive is expected to last about 90 days.
Necessity being the mother of inventioh, this imaginative GI
BOXER KILLED - San Francisco: Orlando
Zulueta (shown in ’57 file photo), a native of
Havana, Cuba, who once fought for the World
Lightweight title and later became a bartender,
was fatally stabbed on Monday outside a Greek
bar. Police arrested 47 persons, most of them
members of the Hell’s Angels cycle club or their
girl friends, who reportedly crashed a birthday
party at the saloon. (UPI).
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Vacation plans for the family are in the planning or being
confirmed and many include extended car trips. The Consumers
Insurance Information Bureau offers a simple check list which
might make the trips more pleasant for all:
• Plan carefully the distance
to be travelled within the
period of vacation available. A
shorter trip allowing for more
stopovers and sightseeing is
more fun for • veryone.
• Check a reliable' touring
service for best routes. Most oil
companies provide such a ser
vice free and can direct ybu
along scenic or direct routes as
well as indicate hotels, motels
and camping sites along the
way.
• Plan what you will take
with you. Don't overload the
ear, this will save on wear and
tear as well as gas mileage.
Wash and wear and permanent
pressed clothing, is ideal. Most
of the smallest towns have coin
operated iaundramats where
laundry can be done in less
than an hour.
• Make sure your car is in
top operating condition. Pay
special attention to tires and
brakes. Check wheel alignment
and balance Heat birild-up at
highway speeds lakes a toll in
tire wear; replace any doubtful
tires and don’t forget the spare.
• Make room reset vat ions in
advance, if possible. Most hotel
and motel chains provide this
service.
» Don’t carry large amounts
of cash. Travellers checks are
readily available and accepted
and refunded if lost. Credit
card*, including most oil com-]
puny cards, can be used for ]
rooms and meals
• Lock your car and never
leave valuables unattended in
it.
• Check with your iocal in
dependent insurance agent to
make sure your liability cover
age meets the requirements of
the states you will be visiting.
Trips into Canada and Mexico
require special insurance
consideration.
The Consumers Insurance In
formation Bureau sponsored
by the 150,000 member Na
tional Association of Insurance
Agents, reminds motorists that
insurance requirements vary
between states. In the event of
an accident, you may be re
quired to post a cash bond or
other security if your liability
limits do not meet the state’s
minimum standards.
Inability to post bond could
lead to suspension of driving
privileges in that state, strand
ing the unfortunate driver and
hi* family. Also, your stale
authorities will be notified
which could lead to revocation
of both license .md car registra
tion at home.
The Bureau says that a well
planned vacation trip, includ
ing contingencies, will prove
the most enjoyable for the
entire family. It also reminds
motorists that the same guide
lines apply even when short
trips to that weekend retreat
j are planned throughout the
I summer months.
lights up a hooka made from a wine bottle and a .45 caliber
shell in his living quarters here recently. To combat the high
incidents of returning drug users, the U. S. Military Command
has instituted a series of pre-departure checks, with Gls
undergoing detection tests by FRAT (Free Radical Analysis
Technique), which determines if a person is on heroin, major
target of the current drive. Here, a GI lights up marijuana
cigarette in living quarters as his buddies sit around in a
relaxed state, (UPI).
Your Weekly Horoscope
July 24 through July 30, 1971
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Stretch and stimu
late the muscles of your mind, Ari. You have so
much to give those around you. Many look to you
for leadership. And you're not one ever to fink out
on friends. On last day, be gentle to neophyte who
will eye you with awe. Week ends with loud huzza
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Don't let some fool
ish little thing throw you on first day, Taurus By
noon of second day, you will again he running the
show. Salty newcomer appears on scene before end
of week. Greet this person like a long-lost friend.
You two were made for each other. You'll see.
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GEMINI (May 21 -Junes 20): FruttratSon thrauhald
apt to be low in weak ahead, Gem baby. Ideal
time to hang out sign: "Gone Fithin," Who knows?
If you calm down and wait for the early evening
rise, you may catch a delightful Pisces.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): After a rather blah
beginning, week should improve and turn out to be
a real winner. Something good will came unexpect
edly. Almost accidentally. Spunky individual piays '
key role. Bask in the joy of if all.
LEO (July 23-August 22): Personal problem may
be bothering you, Leo honey. If so, seek expert ad
vice. You are too aggravated and upset to analyse
objectively by yourself. Mood on upswing by end of
week. Don something spiffy and go prowling. Just
stay out of back alleys. Time not favorable for fenc
ing. Os any sort.
VIRGO (August 23-September 22): Praise Allah
in week ahead, Virg. That which you have longed
for has its beginning. One with hypnotic eyes influ
ences. You experience sense of "Being There."
LiBRA (September 23-October 22): Look, Libra,
dilemma which has been brewing may come to
head during week ahead. If you really want to
solve it, love, the brilliant thing would be to try con
servation for your energies and recycling your emo
tions. Why fell a forest for a match stick?
SCORPIO (October 23-November 21): You,
Scorp, have been harboring images of what certain
people and situations should be. not what they
ARE. Now is the time to take off your Foster Grants
and view life in the honesty of the blazing summer
sun. After initial shock, you'll adjust. And end up
being a Scorp for all seasons. ♦
SAGITTARIUS (November 22-December 21):
You may feel like stamping your foot or kicking a
wall in desperation before third day, Saj. Close
associate will try to shut you up with grossly over
simplified answer to honest but complex question.
However, by fifth day, your mood improves and biz
gets back to normal.
CAPRICORN (December 22-January 19): Taurus
individual has something to say, Cap. If you are
wise, you'll give a listen. Could involve money. So
don't look bored and roll your eyes heavenward, or
you may wind up with naught but your precious
pride. And pride won't buy you a little red wagon.
Mull it over.
AQUARIUS (January 20-February 18): Uneasy
feeling that you are over - programmed will subside
by end of third day. Fulfillment concerning career
looms. That which you desire most cannot be pur
chased in the marketplace, dearheart, though it
could be yours for the asking. Key is tenderness in
the night.
PISCES (February 19-March 20): Avoid self-de
ception during first two days, Pisces darling. Take .
yourself by the scruff of your neck and holding your
self at arms length, look yourself square in those
beautiful round eyes. A tricky task, but not impossible
if you have plenty of mirrors. What you see may as
tound you. Rest of week for ego tripping.
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