Black Journal spotlights South Africa through black eyes
NET presents a special on South Africa today focusing on resistance from gradualism to guerrilla warfare and the black plight in contrast with Black Americans. The program features films photos poetry and a panel with Columbia’s Charles Hamilton exiled South African Peter Molotsi writer Willie Kgositsile and others.
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NET
Black Journal
Channel
South Africa
Charles Hamilton
Columbia University
Stokely Carmichael
Peter Molotsi
U. S
Pan African Congress
Keorapetse
Willie” Kgositsile
Bryden Jackson
The
African Fund
Ernest Cole
Miriam Makeba
William Greaves
Tony Batten
St. Claire Bourne
Kent Garrett
Lou House
Broadcast Schedule Fragments Include Music Talks and News
A list of NET programming shows across evening hours features French cuisine segments The Carthage College ensemble The Madras House Washington Week in Review and the Sounds of Summer with Mississippi River Festival artists Loni Mitchell and Arlo Guthrie The lineup includes news weather and sports updates at 10:00 PM and 9:00 PM periods.
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Semble
Carthage College
Leinsdorf
Washington Week In Review
Mississippi River
Loni Mitchell
Arlo Guthrie
Week's Highlights and Arts Programs Summary
Carthage College presents its Organ and Brass Ensemble under Professor Arthur Schoenoff in Kenosha Wisconsin. Erich Leinsdorf conducts the NEC Orchestra rehearsing Mahler Symphony No. 1. Noise features Roland Kirk and John Cage sounds. Sulzberger discusses A Long Row of Candles. Prescription Drugs examines prices and practices. The Madras House by Barker is staged. Mississippi River Festival showcases Joni Mitchell and Arlo Guthrie.
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Accent
Carthage College
Roland Kirk
John Cage
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Testing Set For Selecting Postmasters
Washington AP report Young postmaster vacancies will be filled by open competitive examinations when national and regional boards cannot recommend a suitable career postal employee. Blunt and Hampton said exams will create a list of well qualified eligibles and remove appointments from politics.
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Washington
Ostmaster
Winton M. Blunt
Civil Service Commission
Robert E. Hampton
Post Office Department
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Sincerity Products Corporation
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