Black Police Retain Civil Rights Lawyers in NC
The North Carolina State Law Enforcement Officers Association has hired a civil rights firm led by Julius Chambers to pursue possible discrimination suits against North Carolina cities including Charlotte and Greensboro. Some of Charlotte’s 21 black officers allege promotion dissatisfactions as no one above patrolman rank.
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Democrat Heads Drinks Campaign In Mecklenburg County
Raymond E. King, former Mecklen burg County Democratic party chairman, was named head of the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce campaign for the sale of mixed drinks. The Nov. 2 vote will consider enabling legislation for Mecklenburg and Moore counties if enough voters sign a petition for a referendum.
Light at the Edge of the St Cogil at Center Theatre
The week at Center Theatre features Light at the Edge of the st cogil with Kirk Douglas and Yul Brynner in color starting Sunday. Night of Dark Shadows with David Shelby in color opens Wednesday. Saturday morning show runs 9 30 to 11 30 featuring Yours Mine Ours with Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda in color.
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Martin Twin Theatres Showing Duck and Strain Pair
The Martin Twin Theatres present in color screenings of 1,000,000 Duck starring Dean Jones at Twin I and The Andromeda Strain starring Arthur Hill and David Wayne in color at Twin II.
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Bunny O'Hare Brightens Screens With Color
The film featuring Ernest Borgnine and Bette Davis is now playing in theaters in color. Borgnine and Davis star in this dramatic release highlighting strong performances and vibrant production values.
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Television Schedule Log for Noon to Five PM
TV lineup lists shows and time slots from noon through five in a mixed schedule. Programs include Insight NASA segment Bonnie Lou and Buster Eyewitness Report Face the Nation World Around Us Putt Putt Golf Wagon Train Sports Challenge and multiple movies and children's programs with various hosts and acts.
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Evening TV Schedule for Local Channel
At 6 00 PM Have Gun Will Travel airs followed by Book Beat The Scene Tonight and Mr Ed Death Valley Days Also at 6 30 PM News Dmwm N C People For the Record At 7 00 PM Untamed World and Lassie air on the lineup.
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TV Tonight Schedule Summary
Broadcast lineup lists programs across networks with time slots from 7:30 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. including Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour Bonanza Masterpiece Theatre Six Wives of Henry VIII and The Tonight Show with various headlines, news updates, and special features.
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Animal World
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Henry VIII
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Owl and Pussycat in Color Starring Segal and Streisand
The film The Owl and the Pussycat features George Segal and Barbra Streisand in a color production. It showcases their performances and the comedy romance dynamic as the story unfolds on screen.
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Weekend Film Schedule Brightens The Big Screen
The Sunday to Thursday slate features Love Story starring Ali MacGraw in color and A Walk in the Moon Rain with Ingrid Bergman and Anthony Quinn in color. Friday opens Beguiled with Clint Eastwood in color and I Love My Wife featuring Elliott Gould in color.
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Pointer Drive-In New Offerings This Week
The Pointer Drive-In screens Tora, Tora, Tora in color Sunday through Thursday and Undefeated with John Wayne. Friday through Sunday features Pretty Maids in a Row with Rock Hudson and Trouble with Girls starring Elvis Presley, in color.
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Television Schedule Fragments From A Morning To Evening Lineup
A partial TV timetable lists programs from 6:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. across networks. Entries include Morning News shows, CBS and ABC staples like Captain Kangaroo Sesame Street I Love Lucy The Beverly Hillbillies and daytime dramas such as As The World Turns and Guiding Light.
Curtain Call at Cactus Creek and TV Highlights
Capsule listing today’s evening programs features Curtain Call at Cactus Creek with Donald O’Connor and Walter Brennan, plus 2-PINPOINT boxing, 2-Lassie, 12-N.Y.P.D. drama, and a diverse slate including Nashville music guests, Stockh olm track, and golf from Akron.
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