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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
8
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Duke University students in Durham join a bleed-in to collect blood for U.S. servicemen in Vietnam. The event runs today and tomorrow at Duke Indoor Stadium, sponsored by Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Kappa Alpha with Red Cross support to observe Pearl Harbor Day. At NC State in Raleigh, Lambda Chi Alpha raised 130 dollars by hosting housemothers for ransom to aid medics bound for Vietnam.
In New York Twenty educators and ten state governors join former North Carolina Governor Sanford to plan the Interstate Compact for Education. The meeting marks initial steps to form a working organization. a seven-representative-per-state commission will eventually advise on education policy.
NBC's Gemini II coverage split the screen into four quarters showing Penn State Maryland football and the rocket launch while also airing Hullabaloo Dr Kildare and other programs. The piece notes viewer confusion and praises NBCs attempt to satisfy sports and space fans with simultaneous programming.
TV guide fragment lists shows on WBTV WSLS WSOC and WSOC in Charlotte and Roanoke with titles like Love of Life Edge of Night Andy Griffith The Clouds Mickey Mouse Secret Storm and Tonight Show. It notes time slots 3:00 4:00 5:00 and late news segments, with programs John Forsythe Hullabaloo Family and Ben Casey among others and references to station branding and channel numbers.
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