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MONDAY* JANUARY 188:30 Sub. Semester

\u25a0 7:00 Jamboree7:83 Newsi-no Capt. Kangaroo

fl:Q0 Cartoon Shop

f:SO Match GameMrW Room for Daddy

t#4a I Love Lucy

11:60 Concentration11:80 Jeopardy11:00 Love of T.We ?

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1:30 As World Turns2:00 Password

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6:30 CBS News' 7:00 Petticoat Tunetion\ T. 90 fcavAUk

8:30 Hope Theatre. V:3O Gomer Pyle

10:00 ShtferyNeWs/wea/Sports

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1:30 The ClttUlt Ri<*r8:00 MBA Basketball

5:00 wjdte Wojrld of Sports6 30 .lohnhy Quest

li9:00 Sunday Night Movie

11:00 ARC Stope11:80 Gieat Moments in Music

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10:60 The Fugitive11:0U Bob Young with tnc NeW.!l:Kk. "«tt Datelin'11:25 Late Weather11:30 T> Les Crane Show

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8:15 Aspect8:46 Ray WUicinsnn7:00 Xotiaiy 17:25 Vewpoint7:38 Today9:98 Femme Fare

' 10:00 Time For Uncle Paul| 10:20 TUA

11:0b Inauguration, 4:00 The tarl> ScjwV 4:25 News WRh tfee Woman's; TouchI 4:80 Early Show Cou'tI 6:00 Dateline| 6«0 Ron Cochran NewsI 6:35 Dateline-Viewpoint

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11:00 Bob Young with the NewS11:10 Late Dateliac11:25 Late Weather11:30 The Les Crane Show

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Gwiice el Fnir Chance U1965Challenge Declares WHlerd Wirtz

WASHINGTON. D. C. "Wewijit to make equality of oppor-tunity not just a birthright but alifetime guarantee of a fair chancp

I'n a great society," Secretary of

tabor W. Wilbrrl Wirt? inhis annual year cB3 SQSBtwH irtwhich his New Yp" 's wish M*

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po'rtant arid of rerah*ftbtory?the yc«r In which dur

ieSdiirc'es were committed to the

tirtconrltttcnfll effort to eliminateand poverty from

AiWerlca.""'Our remaining task is to se6 to

"t that e'v-ybddy who tries cansfcire what most of uS now en-

w-"The Civil Ri-rhts Act And thfe

Etyia! OppdrturiiVv Act have c'ortiteonly Just in li:ne. Far while techhology increases riortthly its de-

mand for the highly skllleJ, oitrgrowth adds a growing

burden on educational and em- 1plbyment opportunities. Povertylh(F prejudice in such a setting

could cancel permanently the f»-tttHis of millions of young Ameri-'cims.

"There \*iH be a greater in-

crease In the number of 18?and> I#-year-olds in th" lah«r force in1*69 than the increase in thisafe grdup during the entire de-cide of the 199CS. Between 1940»iM 19WB, the total number of18?and 19-year-olds in tWe workWrcie rose by 3C0.000. In the nekt12 months, the number will soarbj 900.000 from 3.4 million to% iWMWn. Owr cbnstfehce aid

youojf b» p*»p*r»d fo»rewarding JcOhi* M that they &x&not tosjd'crowli hardcore unenvployed anil «»ture oases."

"It was hArd, a year ago. to si?Happy flew Teak, aad ieatiy. toe**:i", the SeiwUrs continued,? now 9 year lattr, at the start ofIdtSs this feting theans morei more ot us tftait it ever has

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"Wt live lftofcen ilnrost everyeconomic /icon) oh the books.

"The longest peacetime periodwithout a recession continuediate its fourth consecutive year.A record 71 Million Americansweire at Wort?ls ihittion morethai ii WW*. Average factory

e«r*rin*» reached i new high of

slfc»7d i W*ek?up nearly $4 a<Mr tot yeir. The value of

fodds and servfetes produced roseto a record fWM billion?per-cent greitei thah in 1906.

"It hii Bieh i' ye»r in whicbtflfe majdrifjr dt Americans re-ceived tt!% hrgHt boost in pur-fchising fitfirtr ft their working

live*. hi the postwar years,the ahhial ivfngi rise in percapita fc*rt*ha«!ilf powe* has beenl.£ percent. ft» li#%, the increase

as a flill lirger thanthe rises of lite Snd 1063 com-bined.

"We have written our con-science Into iur l»ws.

"#e have My) the jkiibi in arcfttfess, stiH troubled frdirld.

"We !oOi ahead?through eyesof hope, ahd with thi sure know-ledge of odr atfeiftb?to a yearof still fuller promtti." vcontinued economic vitality de-

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President Lyndon B. Johnson'sMessage fo Nation "Inspiring"

NEW YORK?Roy Wilkins. exe-cutive director of the NationalAssociation for the Advancementof Colored People, today eobi-tttentted as follows on PresidentJohnson's State of the Union messSfie: i

President Johnson's inspirihs

State of the Union message Un-veiling additional facets of theGreat Society vindicates theshri confidence of the millions of)>is fellow Americans who votedfor him.

Of particular interest to NejjroAmericans and o'hws committedlo full equality for all citizensre pledges (1) Ma open for

.ill Americans the opportunitiesnc.y enoyed by most Americans,"

Dr J. R. PicottNamed to Va. CRCommittee

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WASHINGTON, D. C. Dr. J.ipert Picott, executive secretary

f the Virginia Teachers Assofci*-ioa, has been appointed to awo-year term, ending DecemberJl, 1966, as a member of the Vir-ginia State Advisory Committee

<»r Civil Rights. His appointmentannounced by Samuel J. Sim-

ftOu, director of the State Ad-visory Committers Division, fol-lowing a recent meeting of United

States Commission on Civil Right*

riWe M the nation's capital.

A leader in| the Civil rightsmovement in the Com mod wealthLg-Virginia, Picott was formierly* Member of the Mayor's Com-mlftee on Human Relations IDthk city of Richmond and former-

ly chairman of the Richmond Ci-tizens Advisory Committee (RCA-C), which »as formed to provide

finMcial and other support tothe local student-initiated segre-gation protest movement in Vir-

I giaia capital.

(?) to e»fo*et "the CWU RigltsLaw and the elimination of bir--iprs to the right to v*te," (3) totouble the war against poverty,(4) to prowkk hospital care lorand ni*» koaeft Ittrweeta to theeMcwy t (ft) to provide vast nfewfunds for at ail levels,'*) to "wik* ne« efforts to con-trol aed preveat erime and delin-

Mid IT) b establish "arte**#ne«t 4 Mttaing aid urbandevelopment."

THfc PftMVlht'* ***?*> Prom-ises a mm. frNr Md richerlifn for every Ajfcerka*. M pro-vides * prttfe* of #ftat thisrountry stwMd fce, c*n be and\u2666»» he. II aefe a soil for Con-gress ami the America*) people.It remaitH ftJr the people to givethe President the kind of sap-port seeded to Mrfeg his GreatSociety ioto beiag. \u25a0

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#*Mus Williams, DeemedHaying qualified as Adminfetra-

tor of the estate of Julius Williatn;deceased iatii of Durham CountyNorth Carolina, this to td notifyail ttonnM having claims againstMid estate to exhibit them to theuMdratgnfed at 110 Wert Patrish'firWrt, Durham, North Carcdis*ett Mr Mfdre the 28th day df June.

: lfWt or this notice will be plead-ed id bar of their recovery. AH(teradna indebted to said estaMwH pleas* made immediate pay-

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Mademoiselle Magazine vLauds Mississippi SltideiilYiWWifS

Among Ten Merit Award Winners

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Mademoiselle magazine's 1964 Merit Award honored for signal achievt-ment during tlie past year: 1) Mississippi Project Volunteers, northern students\u25a0who contributed to social progress In Mississippi; 2) Shirley Knight, actrew; 3bMarilyn Horne, opera singer; 4) Patricia Mcßride, ballerina; 5) Lois Sherr,landscape architect; 6) Anne Pyne Cowley, astronomer; 7) Donna deVtfMtj*Olympic swimmer; 8) Emmanuelle Khanh, fashion designer; 9) EhwbctpMontgomery, entertainer; 10) Renata Adler, literary critic*' " J,

New York, N.'Y? Matlemotselle'a22nd Annual Merit Award winnersinclude for the first time an entiregToup, the Mississippi Project Vol-unteers. This past summer, hun-dreds of college students went toMississippi, fully prepared to facephysical danger in support of so-

cial progress.Under the aegis of the Council,of

Federated Organizations, they car-ried out a three-pronged project:to get Negro voters registered; to

act up "freedom.schools" of crashprogram education for Negroyoungsters; to start communitycenters for adult Negroes.

To recognize their courage anddevotion, Betsy Talbot Blackwell,Mademoiselle s Editor-in-Chief,feltthat a collective citation should bemade.

rlclt. Her **SooV* lias InvaieJAmerica, is easily identified by itsmarkings: patchwork accents, bigzippers, detailed cu2s and .collars.

TELEVISION STAR ElizabethMontgomery is know to millionsof viewers as a young suburbanhousewiteh named Samantha?theextraordinary half of ABC's coupleconjejiv "Bewitched." Of tfee. '64season s new snows, it enjoys toprating in both popularity and criti-cal acclaim. Oi the set, Elizabethis happily married, without benefitof sorcery, to William Asher, di«rector of "Bewitched."

CRITJC Renata Adler, a youngstaff writer and book reviewer forthe New Yorker, has confoundedthe literary establishment by Sug-gesting that editors and reviewersshould stop trying to take the showaway from the writers. After BrytiMawr ('59), the Sorbonne andRadcliffe, she joined the NewYorker , is alreddy a Sought-aftervoice for symposia on the state ofAmerican literature.

tmj Award nominations for l *

roles in "The Dark at the Topthe Stairs" and "Sweet Bird rfYouth."

SINGER Marilyn Hontt Momthree sehsatioas in 1064: her NewYork triumph in RossTnffeamide," her recital debut at Ph I-harmonic Hall two months lat< rfand her first app**rasoe i|#don's Covent Garden. Trained mCalifornia, she came to the notiMof Stravinsky, sang with him ofteoon programs ranging from Mcfc*teverdi to the modern*. She S< itlives in California.

LANDSCAPE AR(2HITB< tLois Sherr went to work in 19 4for the Canadian World Export nof 1967, which will occupy ti oislands created for it in the 5 ULawrence River. Lois' job: the e {?tire outdoor framework, fromtfcselection of plant life to the des(| 1of drinking fountains. A *6l grad f

ate of the University of Pennt) Uvania, Lois has two major mdo Vinterests: jazz and painting.

ASTRONOMER Anne Pjri oCowley Is the only woman on tl estaff of the University ofChicagt aAstronomy Department. A t r«search associate, she is eat obser* i-

tional astronomer who is marri< dto a theoretical one (1 watch ?

tee what; he Can tell my »kf.n ) ia field triditionally hostile i>women she has made stellar pro [?

rest at one of the three top nhivtjr-skies for astronomy. (The othertwo, Cal Tech awl Princeton, donot take women in their depart-ments.) ; T;

The ten awardees will be fea-tured in MaicßHittUe's Januaty

The nine other silver medallionawards were presented to young?women who, according to Mrs.Blackwell, "have already distin-guished themselves in their fieldsand are expected to achieve evengreater honors." They are as fol-lows:

DANCER Patricia Mcßride wasraised to the status of principaldancer with the New York ChyBallet four years ago ?at 18. "to-day, her classic and modern reper-toire is unmatched by any dancerher age. She started dancing at 7("because Mother thought nicelittle girls shouUJ know how"),wants to stay with the Chy Balletas long as George Balanchine is itschoreographer.

ACTRESS Shirley Knight sameto Broadway's rave notice in lastseason's '"Hie Three Sister!." Shir-ley came to New York from Holly-wood, to which she frame fromKansas. She haa won two Aca4-

SWIMMER Donna de VaronaYiit the finish line to shatter anOlympic record in Tokyo last Octo-ber. Acknowledged the country'sbest all-around woman swifhmer atage 17, she holds American andworld records in the 200- and 400-meter individual medley events.

On land, she is a high school seniorin Santa Clara, California.

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