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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1967
Page
12
A lesson on leopard and cheetah differences notes their sizes coats and habitats. The leopard weighs about 150 pounds with rosette spots and retractile claws while the cheetah, lighter with freckled coat, has unsheathed claws and extreme speed up to 70 mph. Both are native to Asia and Africa but differ in temperament and hunting styles.
Hollywood veteran George Chandler, head of the Hollywood Overseas Committee, says the Vietnam program is filled through spring with volunteers but few Negro performers. He cites Martha Raye and Lana Turner among active names, notes Sammy Davis Jr. has volunteered but faced cancellations, and insists the effort focuses on entertaining U S troops rather than politics.
AP reviewer Cynthia Lowry notes NBCs all star celebrity softball special featured James Garner and many stars. Vin Scully called plays like a World Series while Jerry Lewis traded quips to a mixed reaction. The hourlong program included film and TV clips and a closing film trailer.
The all star celebrity softball game aside, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Omar Bradley debated Vietnam with Harry Reasoner for 30 minutes on CBS. Bradley defended bombing North Vietnam while noting home confusion and some generals share responsibility. The taped Gettysburg interview offered unemotional insights by two veteran soldiers. Recommended tonight: Bob Hope Show on NBC with Janssen Jones and Sommer.
Weekly listings show CH3 Charlotte broadcasts To Tell Truth at 3 00 pm Rev Hillbilites at 8 30 pm Edge at Night 3 30 pm Green Acres 4 00 pm Superman 4 30 pm He and She 9 00 pm Mike Douglas 4 30 pm Dundee and 10 00 pm News the Culhane 6 00 pm Walt Cronkite 6 30 pm Theater 7 00 pm.
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