TV LOG PROGRAMS AND HIGHLIGHTS
TV listings chart a dozen programs from Wide World of Sports to The Ed Sullivan Show and Bonanza. Notable items include Gordon Seagrave’s Burma medical story and Disney’s Prince and the Pauper adaptation, with Bullwinkle and Candid Camera among features.
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Gordon Seagrave
Burma
Prince and
the Pauper
Tom Canty
Edward
Prince of Wales
London
Tom
King’s Palace
Wfmy-Tv
Chambersburg
NBC News
Lassie Bullwinkle
Dennis Walt Disney
Ed Sullivan
Walt Disney
Sir Francis
Miss Brooks
Guiding Light
Ernie Ford
Telstar
Loretta Young
WSLL
Roanoke
Meet Press
Charlotte
WSOC
20Th Century
Opportunity
Beaver
Land of Free
Horizons
Dennis
Christophers
Sacred Heart
Bugs Bunny
GE Theater
Church
Five Cars Damaged in Two Wrecks
Two separate pileups yesterday damaged five cars on city streets. On E Washington Street at Steele Street, Eddie Cates and Delbert Risdon were involved with Daisy Willard cited for failing to slow. A second crash on E Lexington Avenue injured Betty and Robert Brown passengers but caused no charges.
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E. Washington Street
Steele Street
Eddie Cates
Downing St
Delbert Stanley Risdon
Dogwood Drive
Daisy Charlotte Willard
Rt. 1
Oates
Risdon
Willard
Virginia Bennett Armsworth
Wiltshire Boulevard
E. Lexington Avenue
Robert Wayne Brown
Radford Street
Betty C. Brown
Robert Brown
Brown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Armsworth
NAACP Plans Litigation Over Negro School Reassignment
Randolph County NAACP chapter will sue in state courts to reverse the county board of education denial of 22 requests by Negro students to transfer to Trinity Union School. Donald Gray, chapter president, said the information agency will spearhead the case and a Monday meeting in Trinity will feature Charles McLean of the state NAACP with other conference representatives.
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Trinity
West Randolph County
The
National Assny For Advancement of Colored People
County Board of Education
Donald Gray
Randolph County
Trinity Union School
NAACP
Gray
Charles McLean
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Bank Debits Rise in North Carolina Cities in July
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reports July bank debits up in most major NC cities. Winston-Salem leads with a 38 percent jump from 257.6 million to 356.2 million dollars, while Asheville and Charlotte rise 15 percent and 15 percent respectively. Debits also climb in Durham, Hickory, Wilmington, Greensboro, Kinston, Wilson, High Point, and Raleigh.
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Richmond
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank of
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Charlotte
Durham
Hickory
Wilmington
Kinston
Greensboro
Wilson
High Point
Raleigh
U. S
Richmond Reserve Bank
Fifth District
CORE To Expand Sit In Efforts Across North Carolina
CORE plans to desegregate Howard Johnson, Hot Shoppes and Holiday Inn restaurants in Raleigh Salisbury and Hickory after a Durham sit in. James Farmer announced a mass rally with Roy Wilkins at St Joseph AME Church in Durham to protest recent arrests and push the Freedom Highways campaign into three more cities.
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James Farmer
Durham
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
St. Joseph Ame
Farmer
CORE
Howard Johnson
Holiday Inn
South
Raleigh
Salisbury
Hickory
Charlotte
Viet Cong Brigadier General among 131 killed in July operation
Government reports Gen Hoang Ba Nam, age 42, was among 131 Viet Cong slain in the July 20 operation. In Manila, R Sargent Shriver arrived for a 25 day Peace Corps tour in the Far East saying global response to the program has been overwhelmingly positive.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Hoang Ba Nam
Sit-in Drive Targets Chain Restaurants Over Segregation
The organizer outlines a three phase campaign including facility access, testing, and negotiations culminating in non violent demonstrations. He explains the protest shifts to chain restaurants to press for equal service and end discriminatory practices.
U S Scholarships Help Nigerian Students Study Abroad
American Ambassador Joseph Palmer II said U S aid to Nigeria focuses on training young Nigerians. He spoke to 77 Nigerians who have won government scholarships to study in the United States, who will depart this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagos
Nigeria
United States
Joseph Palmer II
U.S
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Mister ED
Wilbur
Royal Wajir Yacht Club
Africa
George Clay
Bullwinkle
Xavier Cugat
Abbe Lane
Burt Lancaster
Marie Wilson
Diahann Carroll
Sir Francis Drake
Sir Owen
Jack Melford
Olwyn
Capt. Drake
Spain
New York
Lyle Bettger
Lem Partridge
Ben Cartwright
Groucho Marx
America
Rosalind Russell
Janet Blair
Brian Aherne
Eileen
Chur
WBTV
Dr. Heaton
Raleigh, N. C
Congress of Racial Equality
Chapter Hill
Florida
Manila
R. Sargent
Betty
S. Main St
Renault
Clyde
P.S
Archdale
Eugene M. Wilson
Tabor
Nationwide
Americas
Progress
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Nationwide Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Columbus
Ohio
Nenad
Belk
Ivy
Murphy’s Dry Cleaners
Salem Street
Thomasville, N. C
Murphy's Dry Cleaners
National
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company, Mortgagee
Seth Birchfield
Mortgagor
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