Negroes Make 4.2 Percent Of News Media Employees
A Columbia Journalism Review survey with the Anti Defamation League finds Negroes make 4.2 percent of all news media employees, with magazine staffs averaging 5.1 percent and radio TV networks at 2.7 percent. The Washington Post leads with 20.9 percent, while several outlets declined to provide figures. The Associated Press did not participate.
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New York
Columbia Journalism Review
Columbia University
Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith
Washington Post
Philadelphia Bulletin
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Chicago Sun-Times
Redbook
Saturday Evening Post
Harpers
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
National Education Television
WFBM
Indianapolis
WMCA
Wkbw TV
Buffalo
United Press International
Associated Press
New York Times
New York Post
Time
iLife
Newsweek
Wooten to Leave Parole Board for Utilities Post
Gov. Dan Moore announced Marvin Wooten will resign as chairman of the North Carolina Board of Paroles to join the State Utilities Commission, replacing Thomas Eller who will leave the commission to resume private law practice in Charlotte. Eller, 45, has served since 1959 and 1965 reappointment ends July 1, 1973. Wooten, 40, a Wake Forest Law School graduate, has been head of the paroles board since 1965. Moore praised Eller and said Wooten brings integrity and ability to the commission. No date given for Wooten’s chair vacancy. pending succession may await Gov.-elect Scott.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
Marvin BR. Wooten
North Carolina Board of Paroles
Thomas R. Eller
State Utilities Commission
Moore
Eller
The
Utilities Commission
Cansler and Lockhart
Charlotte
Wooten
Sampson County
Hickory
Wake Forest University Law School
Paroles Board
Luther H. Hodges
Trading Ford
N. C
Rowan County
University of North Carolina
Brevard
Hodges
Clinton
Presbyterian Junior College
Wake Forest Law School
Elier
Marvin Wooten
Wingless Wedge Flight Test Is Successful
Edwards Air Force Base California AP reports a wingless wedge lifting body HL-10 flew under rocket power for the third time, reaching 50 000 feet and 550 mph. Air Force Maj. Jerauld Gentry piloted the craft after a seven minute flight from 40 000 feet over Rosamond, preparing for the X-24.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Desert
Air Force
Jerauld Gentry
Earth
Gentry
Rosamond
TV Schedule Listing Evening and Daytime Shows
A dense listing of television programs with times from early morning to late night. It includes news segments, soap operas, game shows, dramas, comedies, westerns, and specials across networks, naming many titles and host or character associations.
Morning TV Schedule Highlights For The Day
A compact daily timetable lists six morning blocks from Sunrise Sem. to 9:55 News, with CBS News and popular programs like Linkletter and Guiding Light, plus afternoon and evening fare including Guiding Light, Edge Night, and the Late Show.
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A. Griffith
D. van Dyke
Town
Conn
CBS News
Capt. Kang
A. Smith
Red Skelton
Television Schedule Entry for a Day
A historic TV lineup lists daytime and evening shows with times across games, talk, dramas, a movie, and late night. Notable programs include Jeopardy, Eye Guess, Make a Deal, Days of Our Lives, Doctor and the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, reflecting classic broadcast timing.
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WSLS
M. Griffin
M. Douglas
Hunt.Brink
Wssjs
B. Poole
Piedmont Seeks to Extend Service to Chicago
Piedmont Airlines urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to allow nonstop jet service from Norfolk Richmond Charleston and Huntington to O’Hare Chicago. The plan aims to cut federal subsidies by 600000 in the first year and would push Piedmont toward 2.5 million dollars in operating profits in 1969 while serving 340000 passengers. Allegheny Airlines opposed the Norfolk Chicago leg citing prejudice to its Norfolk market. Richmond and Roanoke chambers backed nonstop Chicago service. United also seeks Richmond Chicago hops.
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Washington
Piedmont Airlines
Chicago
Piedmont
Norfolk
Richmond
Charleston
Huntington
W.va
O’hare
Baltimore
Columbus
Ohio
Atlanta
Memphis
Atlantic Seaboard
Newport News
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Virginia
Tri-Cities
Bristol
Delta
Eastern
United
American Airlines
Allegheny Airlines
Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Edward J. West Jr
Allegheny
Charlton Heston Stars In Pro Football Film
New Orleans AP reports Charlton Heston stars as a quarterback in the film Pro a Walter Seltzer production for United Artists directed by Tom Gries. The cast includes the New Orleans Saints NFL team in a seasonal storyline.
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New Orleans
Charlton Heston
Walter Seltzer
United Artists
Tom Gries
New Orleans Saints
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Parole Board
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Julia
Seafood & Steak House
Piney Forest Road
Holiday Inn Restaurant
Cecil Mitchell
WBTM
Lillian W. Yates
Riverside
Lylah
Evien
Novakernest Borgnine
Capitol
RCA
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Grandma
Craghead St
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Orporatto
Ballou Shopping Center
Nor-Dan Center
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Alia
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Karlsberg
Radio & TV Service
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