Ironside and TV Crime Plot Highlight In Log
TV Log notes Lieutenant Haines and Chief Ironside mobilizing detectives to trace a tormentor amid a surge of prank calls. The piece discusses how TV crime shows may inspire real acts, with references to It Takes a Thief and Laugh-In star Judy Carne. It also previews NBC summer Music Hall programs with Sandler and Young and Don Ho in Hawaii.
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Promer
Haines
Ironside
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Television
Judy Carne
NBC
Sandler and Young
England
Don Ho
Made
Hapwaii
TV Schedule Fragment With Sports and News Lineup
A scrambled PBS style TV grid lists multiple stations and shows across dayparts. It mentions ACC Basketball semifinals, Mister Rogers, The Deaf A Horse Racing, Guns of Will Sennett, Star Trek, and late news blocks alongside films and variety programs.
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ACC
Glen Campbell
You the Deaf
Klub
Kwiz
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights From Morning to Evening
A dense listing of early morning to evening broadcasts and sports events. It enumerates cartoons, talk shows, variety programs, and live sports including NCAA basketball and wrestling with times scattered across the day and references to stations and show titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moby Dick
Mighty Mighter
Bob Gordon
Vic Bubas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Stan Hitchcock
ACC Basketball Semifinals Telecast From Charlotte Coliseum
Evening programs include ACC tournament semifinals with two games. The first feature is North Carolina against South Carolina at 7:30 PM after last night's wins. Also noted: a 12 High Chaparral segment about a saddle tramp who shines as horseman and chess wizard.
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ACC
Charlotte Coliseum
North Carolina
South Carolina
High Chaparral
Guns of Willson and Judd TV Guide Snippet
A late night TV table shows Guns of Willson at 9 30 P M with a murder case jury deadlock and a defendant who pleads not guilty but refuses to testify. At 10 00 P M Judd features Professor Beardsley amid hiring uproar and political pressure. Also Star Trek lava world battle and the film Zarak drifting outlaw tale in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd
Robert Beardsley
Decorating class advances at Davidson County College
THOMASVILLE Adults who completed the evening interior decorating course may enroll in an advanced interior decorating class at Davidson County Community College for the spring quarter. Only those from the beginner course can register. Instructor is Mrs. Donna Kaiser. Classes meet Thursdays 7 to 10 p.m. starting next Thursday through May 29. The 33 hour course costs 3 dollars. Other courses beginning next week include interior decorating, oil painting, Western-style square dancing, knitting, ceramics, and more.
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Thomasville
Davidson County Community College
L. H. Ballard
Donna Kaiser
Lexington
North Carolina Rural Electrification Chief Praises Linemen After Ice Storm
Raleigh AP reports Gwyn Price chairman of the North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority said the February ice storm did more damage to electric distribution facilities in the Pee Dee area than war could have. He spoke at an awards breakfast honoring veteran directors of electric membership cooperatives and commended crews for rebuilding the shattered system.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Trousers Stolen From Ball Park Road Clothesline
THOMASVILLE police reported the theft of four pairs of trousers from a clothesline at 901 Ball Park Road. The clothing was valued at $30 and no other items were found missing.
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Thomasville
Ball Park Road
Parks on Graves Street dropped by Redevelopment panel
Sanders Dallas Jr. owns the Graves Street land and plans 64 low rent apartments. A park on 2 percent of the site would reduce housing to 42 units, prompting the Redevelopment Commission to delete the park from its recommendation. Black leaders urged preserving both housing and parks. City Council and Planning Commission may press to restore the site. Commissioner Dr Otis Tillman urged delaying Don Forney’s Model Cities executive-director confirmation until full council attendance.
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City Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
Redevelopment Commission
Graves Street
Otis Tillman
Don Forney
Carson Stout
Forney
Tillman
City Hall
Washington
Redevelopment Commissions
Speech Festival Draws Eight Hundred Students to Winston-Salem
AP reports eight hundred high school students attend the North Carolina High School Speech Festival and Band Clinic Festival at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, highlighting statewide competition and event collaboration.
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Winston - Salem
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Wake Forest University
Hospital Grant Approval for Memorial Mission Hospital Addition
The Appalachian Regional Commission approved 265,828 dollars toward a 2,051,224 dollar expansion at Memorial Mission Hospital in Asheville. The project aims to extend facilities and services, expanding capacity for the region.
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Washington
Appalachian Regional Commission
Memorial Mission Hospital
Asheville
Farmer speaks at North Carolina Personnel session
Civil rights leader James Farmer addressed the opening session of the North Carolina Personnel and Guidance Association Convention in Raleigh. He was recently named assistant secretary of the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare.
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Raleigh
James Farmer
North Carolina
Personnel and Guidance Association
Farmer
U. S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Postponement of Highway To Wallburg Project
The Thomasville to Wallburg highway project is delayed as the State Highway Commission cannot sell the last 60 million of a 1965 300 million road bond issue, delaying rights of way purchases though other local contracts proceed. The Thomasville Denton underpass and Highway 109 south to Denton stay on track, with possible plan changes to keep contracted work moving.
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Thomasville
Wallburg
State Highway Commission
Raleigh
Edwin Gill
George L. Hundley
Hundley
Denton
Tomorrow Meeting Uses Audio Visuals At SFMA Session
Demonstrations, skits and a cinema style program dominate the Industrial Relations Division meeting of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association at Top of the Mart. Rob Spelman says there are no speeches, aiming for complete involvement and a focus on ideas benefits for plant personnel and workers.
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Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
SFMA
Robert Spelman
High Point
Industrial Relations Division
I of Industrial Relations
Spelman
SEMA
Ance
High Point Central High School
Thomas W. Power
Sfma Washington
Randolph Street plant to add 90 by 210 foot expansion
Thomas Co. plans a major addition to the Randolph Street plant, a 90 by 210 feet west-side extension costing about 125000 dollars. Contractor E. E. Younts, Inc. of High Point built the current 60000 square foot facility in 1965. Plant manager Dan Schneider says the project will expand space and may add a brass forging department, creating about 20 new jobs.
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Thomasville
Randolph Street
Thomas Co
Dan Schneider
E. E. Younts, Inc
High Point
Schneider
Charge Follows 2 Car Collision
Police filed a charge of failing to yield the right of way after a two car crash at Liberty Drive and Blair Street. Drivers Younger Macy Spencer Haley of Lexington Avenue and John Colson of Garroil Street were named with Haley charged and damages estimated at 300 dollars to Haley’s car and 100 dollars to Colson’s vehicle.
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Thomasville
Liberty Drive
Blair Street
Macy Spencer Haley
Lexington Avenue
John Colson
Garroil Street
Haley
Differences And Causes Of Hernias By Dr Thosteson
Reader questions explain hiatal inguinal and umbilical hernias and their causes. Hiatal hernias involve the chest where the esophagus passes the diaphragm while inguinal hernias occur in the groin. umbilical hernias are at the navel and often self heal in babies.
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Dr. Thosteson
Aed
Raosus
Gun
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