Delta Kappa Epsilon House Burns After Homecoming Party
Fire swept through the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity house in Chapel Hill destroying the three story building. Eight people including four firemen were treated for injuries with two students in fair condition from burns at Memorial Hospital. Fire officials cited a first floor living room start and rapid spread with a roof collapse injuring four firefighters.
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Charlotte
Ann M. Godfrey
New Orleans
Army Seeks Higher Quality Enlistees Amid Slower Growth
The Army asks Pentagon to cut the 24 percent share of new recruits from the lowest IQ group to 20 percent and push for further reductions. Officials note past policy to accept lower mental standards hindered use of such soldiers in modern tech units and heightened discipline issues as strength shrinks. Secretary Froehlke vows higher standards even as draft-driven enlistment remains a factor.
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Robert F. Froehlke
Froehlke
Armed Forces
Weekend Death Toll Down in North Carolina
The Associated Press reports 12 traffic deaths over the weekend in North Carolina, lower than typical for the year. The year total reached 1,436, with 1,402 on the same date last year. Victims include University of North Carolina Chapel Hill students Charles Loutty and John Pertain, killed in a road accident near Hillsborough. Additional fatalities involve pedestrians Jewell Suggs, Kenneth Screamer, and Linda Cheeks, plus several other listed victims across multiple counties.
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State Highway Patrol
Charles FE. Loutty
Corning
N.Y
John C. Pertain
Neeah
Wis
University of North Carolina-Chapel
Jewell Thompson Suggs
Rt. 1
Troy
N.C
Biscoe
Kenneth Screamer
Cherokee
Hendersonville
Linda D. Cheeks
Raleigh
Spring Hope
Leroy McMahan
Rt. 2
Burnsville
Fred Lee Partin
Garner
Austin Meadows
Winston-Salem
Willie Ellis Burchett
Henderson
David Thomas Stumbo
Nelsonville
Ohio
Joseph Logan Pearce
Boone
Robert L. Geyer
Marienthal
Kan
Weekend network fare mixes sports and TV features
The AP notes Mia Farrow in Goodbye Raggedy Ann and a TV remake of Death Takes a Holiday on ABC. Yvette Mimieux stars in the human form tale while Monte Markham as Death falters. Snoopy at the Ice Follies disappoints as a skating show but skating and circus acts keep drawing audiences.
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Raggedy Ann
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Melvin Douglas
Myrna Loy
Snoopy
Charlie Brown
TV Tonight Highlights and Prime Time Lineup
Evening and late night schedule lists programs across networks with talk shows news and sports. Highlights include Gunsmoke at 8 00 PM and NFL Football on Monday night followed by Lucy and My Three Sons late slots.
TV Guide Style Schedule Listing for Green Acres to Wild Wild West
A dense daytime to early evening TV schedule lists programs across many stations with show names, times, and host or guest mentions. Entries include news, soap operas, game shows, cartoons, comedies, and westerns featuring a wide cast such as Lucy, Gomer Pyle, Petticoat Junction, Bewitched, Jeopardy, Password, and The Price is Right style offerings.
Evening TV Capsule Highlights Local Screen Fare
A stranger sways Floyd and Goober into a buried treasure venture while Oliver and Lisa with Arnold the Pig head to Chicago to prove Arnold is the heir to 20 million. Other programs feature Elsa Lanchester as Aunt Henrietta in Nanny and the Professor and a Gunsmoke pursuit ending in Dodge City.
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Floyd and
Goober
Green Acres
Oliver
Lisa
Arnold
Pig
Chicago
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