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who announced that he was
removing his Open End series
from Channel land Metro
medal at the expiration Of his
current contract on June 9.
The decision. he said,
stemmed from "a succession Of
harassments, censorship. inter-
ference in selection Of program
ming subjects and guests that
reached an intolerable point
in the case Of The American
Negro Speaks His Mind"
He charged that Bennett
Korn (vice-president Of Metro
media) announced that Harry
Belafonte was unacceptable on
the program with James Bald
win and gave no reason what
soever."
Following a spirited protest
on my part, Korn reversed him.
self and accepted Mr.. Bella
fonte. Last Friday saw another
shift In Korn's attitude. Now
he insisted that additional, un-
specified guests he added to the
program. All attempts to elicit
a reason for such guests
brought forth a vague the base
needs to be broadened.'"
Bennett Korn, a snappy
counter-puncher, answered
Susskind yesterday morning at
a press conference.
open End is closed on our
station right now with only
next Sundays pre-taped broad
cast on Hypnosis and Drugs
remaining to be played"
AS for the American Negro
program. Korn said that it was
his personal suggestion that an
interview with James Baldwin,
the author, would be excellent
and timely. within a few days.
however, he (Susskind pro-
posed adding Mr.. Balfonte to
the program. I insisted then
that either the show be ex-
ecuted as originally planned, an
interview with Mr.. Baldwin, or
be enlarged into a regular panel
including other distinguished
Negroes. ="
Korn invited Mr.. Baldwin
and Mr.. Belafonte to appear
on our station with two or
three leading Negroes to par
ticipate in a panel discussion |
without the services of Mr..
David Susskind."
Korn didn't deny charges
that he had intruded in SuSs-
kinds show and limited his ac-
tions. "Of course we have" he
said. In fact. we made every ef-
fort to validate and balance the |
program. We sincerely be-
lieve that we would be In de-
fault Of our obligations as re-
sponsible broadcasters to con-
tinue to offer a platform to the
world to q moderator in whom
we have lost all confidence"
Metromedia. which had in
formed Susskind In March that
it would not renew his series
for next season. will pay him
off for the balance Of his cur
rent season. Korn added.
AfterthOught: There was
more to the Susskind-Korn de-
bate than this. Of course. May
be what we need is one more
Open End program, after the
May 5 fadeout. with Korn and
Susskind presenting their views.
About q half-hour would do.
MetrOmedia Note: Bennett
Korn announced yesterday
that Richard d. Heffner, the
recently deposed general man.
ager Of New York's educational
station, would moderate a
series Of six programs to begin
within a few weeks on THE
American Experience" It
will deal with basic issues as
they relate to history. And
that reminds us-that one of
the most constructive and best
organized Of panel discussion
shows is on Channel 26 locally
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Evening star., 1963-04-30
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
OH-Screen Debate
Closes Open End
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Happily removed from the Of furious verbal
combat in York only report the obviou-namey
taken place backstage
The long -smmering hasse into the open Sunday
first
Evening star., 1963-04-30
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WMAL - Felix Grant
Show. Albums by Quincy
Jones, Clancy Haynes, AL
Grey. Ernestine Anderson
and Elmer Snowden.
S:35, WOL-Broadway Show
time. Selections from Gen
tlemen Prefer Blondes"
TOMORROW
2:25, WTOP-Baseball. WASH
ington VS.. Detroit.
The Adak sun., 1963-02-04

Uni ted States Armed Forces Radio and Tele- vision Service, Department of Defense. In- format tion is taken from Tele-Tips l9-3, a |pub1ication of AFRTS Los Angeles. .. Special lprogra raaing will be announced over AFRS Radio from 10: 30 to l1:3O Monday thru Friday on Adak Private Line and over AFTV on Parade. This IT seheda1e is subject to change.
 PROGRAMS TO SEE ON AFrV CHANNEL 8. ........ "Man in the Noon' is mu si cal variety show l that features various songs and sketches
 starring Andy Williams, Lisa Kirk, Diahann
 Carroll, James Mitchell, Banbi Lynn and lspecial guest star, Tony Randall. Watch
 President Kennedyts message to Congress
 ;, on the State of the Uni on includes ationa1
 and internati onal issues. Of primary con-
 ,cGrn on the national scene is his proposed
 tax cut, and summary of the nation's
 economy. On the internati onal scene, the President emphasizes the progress made by
 the nations of the Free World in combating
 the spread of Congmlni sm. Watch State of
 the Union Msssage at pm. Saturday. Five of the worlds best known comedi ans, lucille Ball, Jack Benny, Andy Gri fiji tn, Garry Moore and Danny Thomas, serve up a very special brand of huhor: they run the ganlt from look at current televi si on fare and glance at some of the books :top- |ping the best-seller lists to fast-paced trip down memory lane to di scovcr wha each . of the stars doing 20 years ago. Miss Ball re-enacts her first Hollywood screen test--V1aile Benny borrows from one of the lradio scripts which made him the nations number one comedian on the airwaves tt5o decades ago. See this star-stud blend lof comedy, Five Star Special, at p.m. Sunday.
Arizona tribune., 1963-01-25
PROGRAM PLANNED
FOR 500, 00OTH PERSON

The city Of Phoenix will Off
cially observe the attainment Of
a population of 5O0.00 with a
program at 1880 Pm. Jan. 81
in the city library auditorium.
James Minotto. chairman Of the
city committee preparing the
celebration said the program
will feature the pre- sentation Of
the ciy's oldest citizen couple
and its 500. .OOOth resident.
Mayor Sam Mardian will re-
view the history of the city and
forecast its future.
Guests will include Gov. Paul
Fannin. former Phoenix Mayors,
and Silvestre Herrera. Congress
sional Medal of Honor winner.
Arizona tribune., 1963-01-25
MAN KILLS
FRIEND WITH GUN

A Is year old man was charged
with murder In the shooting
death of companion.
Killed by a bullet wound In
the side is Edward Jones, FL.
of 5045 S. 10th St. Charged Is
Archie Lewis. Is. 3l34 S. Is St.
Police said the fatal shooting
stemmed from an arugment. Wit
nesses said the two men were
involved In a brief scuffle just
prior to the shooting.
Arizona tribune., 1963-01-25

Feb. = Regular temple meet
ing.
Feb. 4 = PDR Council meet
ing.
Feb. IL Regular Lodge meet
ing.
Feb. IA PISA fund raising
committee and the education de-
partment will sponsor a Negro
History Week program. PRO
gress Through the Years." The
public Is invited to attend the
program centered on the Eman-
cipation Proclamation Centennial
1t will be held at the Baptist
Temple. 800 S. 40 Street. $3.50
p.m.
Mar. 8 For the first time
Grand Canyon Temple 437 pre-
Sents a Coronation Ball, semi
formal. Donation ST.
Mar. 81 PIE Council and PDR
Iouncil will meet in Phoenix.
The PD Council will convene az
l pm. and the PER Council will
meet at l:45 pm.
Loyal dtrs. not required to be
In uniform.
After the meetings banquet
honoring the Brother and Daugh-
ter Elk of the Year will be held.
Each member of the lodge or
temple is entitled to send in a
choice for the person you feel
has done the most for the or
ganization this year.
You must state your reason on
your entry.
Send them to d. Esther Nc
Elroy. 2l30 E. Broadway. before
Mar. Is.
Charlestta McClammy
Reporter
Arizona tribune., 1963-01-25
McK/E ROBINSON SAYS


comedian friend of wasn't joking
President John Kennedy master okensm
when takes close. hard look the
highly praised sroke the pen which Mr. Kennedy finally
mad after much delay bring about equity for mnories
in the field Of housing.
AT the time the through promise sign
order. this column joined Enthusiastically the loud
approval rights other
Frankly believe with praise before
made thorough study of what MIR. Kennedy signed.
Robert Weaver Federal Housing Administrator and
Presidents brother Attorney General Robert admitted
publicly Presidential order stripped deal
from what 1t was originally supposed to be.
people
building industry facts. Neither South
the many builders who maintain white policies
housing MIR. Kennedys They
aren't worried because the orer the prejudice
in housing continue exist.
In the place. Associated Negro Press pointed
and human relations noted
the President set the effective date for the order Of November
20. 1862
Further he stipulated that no ederay subsidized housing prior
that date would be affected.
This of that the Government will right
rolling m-c housing for year signing
of the order
allowed without action that the builders of racialy
housing will have had reeyear holiday taxpayers expense.
More than element, however,
the President said nothing the order about the issue which
vital than other in the ncrow housing Although
ne must be aware that the real problem housing from the
and lending institutions this which systematically
refuse give assistance democracaly planned building.
President failed to mention them.
Negro reports Weaver at recent
conference Washington questions
interpret BILL referring reporters to the President for
the conference according AMP
phasized that the order stands, segregated housing projects
continue to exist for years to come and that
ntegrated projects and
era funds they wish segregation
of any reprsal from the Government.
Another burning question
said that the President has definitely announced
plan DIR. Weaver head
with Cabinet stature.
Mr. Kennedy apparently than
fool the Negro into loyalty him with This pain
fully obvious the of Union
which ne completely ignored the egis
lation.
who recently conferred with him
other basic questions such employment and
that this will have telling effect the Negro than
emphasis civil rights
In our opinion is the Big Eight follow through
and to make clear Mr. Kennedy sweeping
executive order which be imposed by wiped
out by another will take the
right laws The Negro swung balance Mr.
Kenneds election could bring 1864 The Pres
dent should be reminded of this n no terms.
Arizona tribune., 1963-01-25

Relaxing for for the Arizona Photographer are members
Of the Debonars Club They attended home
Mrs. Charles Jackson. 34Sl S. 40 Saturday night Jam 49,
First photo shows Doris Coleman secrear
Christine Tapp who Jimmie SAUNDERS vice
president and Charles Jackson. president.
Standing Mines. Lille Belcher, Flora R
parliamentarian.
Second photo shows seated Mines Gray Bessie Cb
Paul Brown and Demetria #sR@38 M%'
Standing Mesdames Galbreath Verd ms
Alvin Richie. and Miss Altha Curtis. #7 80
Arizona tribune., 1963-01-25
JUSTICE DEPT. FILES FOR
SCHOOL DESEGREGATIONS

MONTGOMERY. Alabama The
Justice Department has filed sew
eral suits seeking racial integra-
tion Of schools attended by fed
eral employees children in Mis-
Arizona tribune., 1963-01-25

sissippi, Louisiana and Alabama.
Alabama 6 o ovefEof Cetrge
Wallace has alerted his state for
an all out battle against the move.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

See the many Christmas spe-
Gals on Santa's table at JOHN
STOCKHILL JEWELERS..
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Anderson Warns
Ground Wafer Rights Filing
Deadline Is Up January |

Attorney General Forrest H.
Anderson warned users of ground
water" they have less than a
month in which to file a declara-
ton of vested right to such water
with their county clerk and re-
corder.
Under a law passed by the
1861 legislature tChapter 237 of
the Laws of 1961-Chapter %, Ii
tie SO, of the Revised Codes Of
Montana) those who applied
ground water to a beneficial use
prior to January 1, 1862, are in
titled to make a formal claim to
a vested right in that water for
a period of two years after that
date. The law defines ground
water as ANY fresh water under
the surface of the land including
the water under the bed of any
stream, lake, reservoir or other
body of surface water"
The legal effect of filing a dec.
laration with the county clerk an6
recorder is that i establishes &
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

Mrs. Lynner to Wolf Point 10
visit an old friend from Watford
City.
Bill Winhofer was a Richey
caller Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Winhofer,
Steve and Ted were Sidney cal
lers Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Strommer
spent most of this week in St.
Paul, Mimi, attending a Farmer
Union Convention. They returned
home Friday.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

prima facie property right to the
use of the water that relates
back to the first use. Failure to
file in time could subject the
water user to later difficulty and
expense in establishing his right.
The Attorney General and
county attorneys are charged
with assisting the State Engineer
with implementation of the 1861
law.
1.-The future of many ranch and
farm operations in this state
will depend to a large extent on
the rights established under this
law" Anderson said. Il there
fore, urge every farmer and
rancher using fresh, sub-surface
water to check on the status oil
his right to that water with his
attorney before the first of the
year, if he hasn't already done
so.
Approximately 1000 vested
ground water rights have beer
filed under the 1861 ground wa
! ter code. I am certain that there
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Sebastian On Sports

Kangas has L big bad Bears
who can run and overpower their
opponents with their numbers.
The first quarter is even, the
Bears run to a AZ TO 81 half time
lead and the game has developed
into a war. Haugen's Eagles come
back in the thirG quarter with an
artillery barrage that almost de-
stroyS the Bears. The Eagles
score IA points and hold the
Bears scoreless, the Bears lead
Has at the 2 minute mark of
the 3rd quarter. The Eagles have
shot their wad and the Bears go
on to win 1868 But the Eagles
gave the Bears all they wanted.
The Billings Senior High Broncs
came to town Saturday night and
they ran into an ambush that
lasted into an overtime in which
the Broncs scored 5 points and
a 1-66 win. The Eagles had a
good lead throughout the first
three quarters. The 4th quarter
found the Eagles with a fouls
on each of the > starting Eagles.
Kruger and Welnel fouled out
before the overtime and there
went the Eagle height. The lack
Of height in the overtime was a
big factor in the final outcome.
The Eagles rebounded well
against both Billings teams and
they got many good shots. 1t is
gratifying to see the Eagles shoot
ing again. However, both Billings
teams used a zone press which
the Eagles could not solve anC
this zone press was the differen
&c between victory and defeat.
John Welnel led Sidney scor
ing with 81 points in 2 games
Miller had % and Kruger 20
Dave Kaneski looked real goot
in the 4th quarter against tn,
Broncs. Ray Hartman was out
standing in the Eagle Bird quar-
ter surge against the Bears.
| couldn't see much differenc.
between the Bears & the Broncs
Gary Day, the big Bronc center
looked like the best ball playe
of the 2 teams. The Kanga
Bears are flaShy and like to rur
The Broncs prefer a deliberat
style of play. Sidney is an ine>
perienced outfit, but could bea
both Billings teams by the en-
of the season.
The Eagles have now lost
straight games and they pla
Glendive there Friday nigh
Glendiye lost to the BroncS 67-t
and to the Bears 9149 this pa.
weekend. The Eagles are younl
hungry and ornery and they al
: going to register their first W
this Friday night in that ne
Dawson county high popcorn en-
porium.
2 The fun-loving Sidney Indepe
dents beat Savage 1864 in Sa
age Sunday. Sidney Scoring-Re
II, Swigart 10, Marion u, He
derson 10, Weber 8, Leo Ca
rama 6, Bunny 4. Carranza al
dropped a case Of groceries al
fouled out.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Warriors Win
Over Wildcats

PLENTYWOOD Fairview
Warriors slipped past Plenty
woods Wildcats, 71-67. Saturday
night in Eastern Division Class
b battle here. The lead changed
hands throughout in the seesaw
battle, with Fairview taking the
lead at the end.
In the preliminary Fairview B
team topped PlentywoOd B team
50-47.
Scoring summary:
Fairview-CollinS u, S. Swan.
son 6, Ludington 8, l.. Swanson
u, Mason 6, Gardner 16, Taylor
2, Hardy
Plentywood-HaSs L, Wanke.
2, Lee, Popescu 2, Knudsvig IA
Johnston 4, Nelson IS, Tangt
y, Lidahl IA. Darland.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Cherry Creek News

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Raaum
visited Sunday with Mrs. Ron
Barth in Culbertson.
Victor Gustafson and ROLAND
Raaum joined the Boy Scout
Troop in Culbertson. Their first
meeting was Thursday evening.
Friday evening Mrs. Evelyn
Herness, Mrs. Myra Gustafson
and Mrs. Lois Raaum visited n
the home of Mrs. Ida Herness.
Mrs. Evelyn Herness served sup
per.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

Congratulations to the Gere
PalmerS' on the birth of a new
born Sunday in the Sidney
hospital.
Mrs. Con Gustafson visited
with Mrs Walter Sheldon in Cul-
bertson Sunday and Victor visit
ed with Larry Damn and enjoy
ed ice skating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Baxter
and girls were Sunday dinner
guests in the Kenneth Olson home
at McCabe. Mont.
Another new baby in our com.
munity, a girl born to Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Hackley in the
Sidney Hospital. -.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Billings Wins
Over Sidney

SIDNEY-The Billings Senior
BroncS overlook the Sidney Eag-
les, 71-66 in an overtime confer
ence game here Saturday night.
The Broncs led at the end OF
first quarter of play, 17-16, but
were overlook by Sidney in the
second quarter.
The score at halftime was Sid
ney SO, Broncs 30.
At the end of the third period
the game was even, 52-52.
The game was still tied at the
end of the fourth period, $685..
The Broncs outshot the Eagles
in the first overtime and scored
five points while the Sidney team
failed to score.
Senior-AnderSon l, arnett ID
Day %, Scheafer 10, Gaines l
Jacobson 13, Bayne 3, Gushing 8
Sidney-Hartman A, Gear 10
Miller 13, Kanesh 6, Kruger Is
Norden 5, Welnel 10.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Bainville Tops
Lambert, 91-33

LAMBERT - Bainville Bull
dogs defeated the Lambert Lions
91-33 in a District &c Conference
game here Saturday night.
Scoring summary:
BainviIe-Porta T. IS, Harmon
10, Giese IS, Porta d. 8, Picard
Z, Barley 2, Drummer Z, Field
s. Falcon IA, ROmO 2.
Lambert-Dennis l, Keller /,
Rehbein 2, Bradley 6, Volbrecht
q. Butt, Storm, AmestOy, San
derS.
FRIDAY
Frazer defeated Lambert 5-25
Friday night in a conference
game.
Scoring summary:
Frazer-Buck 16, Redstone 13,
Holm 2, Archdale 10, Redekopr
2, falkland ), Roberts 4, Phil
lips 3, Berge, Fladland H.
Lambert-Dennis, Butt, Keller
2, Storm, Rehbein /, Bradley 6
AmeStoy, Volbrecht 16, Sanders
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

December 12-Toby Kangas'
birthday. December 13, a Friday,
Toby Kangas and II excellent
basketball players are on the bus
headed for a Friday night battle
with the Sidney Eagles. Kangas
can't make himself believe that
he has to play his old home
rown, a school he led to 3 straight
state championships. He finally
realizes that he must beat Sid
ney. II can't be any other way
because the Eagles really want a
big hunk Of the West Bears.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Grandview News

Mrs. Tina Lewis was a supper
guest at the Robert Strommer
home in honor iof Lynns 14th
birthday.
Lynn StrommeT and Georgia
Milne attended the Kiwanis 9Th
grade tour of different busy
places and government offices in
Sidney Saturday.
Mrs. Johnnie Johnston, Connie,
Peggy, Kelvin and Sara Milne
were Wolf Point shoppers Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lynner of
Watford City were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mis-. George Milne.
In the afternoon Mrs. Milne took
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Fairview Loses
To Ray Jays

RAY, N. D., = Ray Jays flew
over the Fairview Warriors,
645S Friday night in non-con-
ference play at Ray.
In the first quarter Fairview
led 1913, at half time 1928 and
it was a tie 43-43 at the third.
Scoring summary:
Ray-RoSenvold 8, Avale Is.
Donnely 16, Aslakson IL, New.
house 8.
Fairview = L. Swanson Z, Col
Inns 16, Gardner 2, Mason II; an6
S. Swanson IA, Ludington 4 anC
TAYLOR 4.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

A gift of a life time, LennOx
China from JOHN ST0CkHILL
JEWELLERS.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

Don't spoil the holiday season
by being involved in a traffic
accident. Drive carefully at all
times.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

are many more that have not
yet been claimed" Anderson
said. The only ground water use
which does not need to be filed
upon is minimal household use,
as this has an automatic right.
Anderson said
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Savage Takes
Frazer, 82-52

FRAZER - The Savage War
riors downed the Frazer Bear
cubs, S2-52, in a Class c con-
ference game. here Sat. night.
Savage led in the first 1914, n
the half 1926, the third 65-43.
Scoring summary:
Savage-Nelson "A, Seeve 1.
Ronningen q, Neese, Maschere
10. LANCE /, Reynolds 6, Michel.
cite l, Murray 5, Conradson 2.
Frazer-Buck 8, falkland, H.
Redstore /, Holm, Archdale 9
Redikopp 4, Flandland, L. IL
Roberts 4, Phillips g., Berge.
Apache drum beat., 1963-04-01

Uk10 new OOm0SI AC WSGSI am Sat4 1db4Ou SyS
announced recently that the water is ex-
ce1leht and will adequate 1y erve the
ent Ire community! The pump will be in
stalled in about we ok. A road will
probably have to be built up the wash
near the Chester Pike residence that
trucks can haul in the pump and pipes.
The survey has been completed for Tho
water line in the Community and the sur
vey for the sewer line is almost COM
p1eted. Work on the main water line
will probably start May l and take
about two three months to complete.
Mr.. &c orge Kent, Project Eng ineer
for the Bylas water program, is look
ing For heavy equipment operators.
The Public Health Service would like to
hire By1as mon for the job if possible.
man is needed to operate D-4
cable-tool bulldozer. Someone to op-
crate back-hoe, Case 1850, and a Bar
ber Green, 1adder-type trencher is also
needed.
The Bylas Water Committee will be
meeting on Tuesday, April 16, Plans
will be made for full Community meet
ing later on.
People are encouraged to begin
planning their addition or remodling
their home to include a bathr ooms
Apache drum beat., 1963-04-01
F FRST MIRACLE CHURCH
by Roscoe Boni

We thank God for sending our Brother
from Montana to preach for us these last
two weeks. We are also thankful for the
Brothers from Canada and California. Bro
ther Stone is fr ON Montana with two others
and Br other Jackson is from Ca lifornia.
We had a wonderful time in the Lord, wor-r
Shipping him in Spirit and in Truth.
Brother Samuel Harr is will start re-
vival on April Is. You are all invited to
come out and see the move Of God.
The Apache Bible Hour" is broadcasted
each Sunday at 1880 Pom. over ATo, SAT-
ford. Our regular Services are held on
Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday at 1880
p.m. Regular Service on Sunday is at
1l:o0 a On. to 1880 p.m. Sunday school
is at lo:oo a on. to ll:oo a.m. Our Sun
day School teachers are Sister Lottie
Nozie and Greta Gilbert.
Apache drum beat., 1963-04-01
OUR SAVIOR'S EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH

ny JSOs H0E 4HSS EaSGO1
During the Lenten seas on the congre-
cation held Wednesday midweek Services
to learn about the meaning Of the seven
last words Of Christ from the Cross.
Dur ing Holy Week the congr egat ion
will celebrate the Lords Supper. Tt
Is hoped that all those conf irmed in
the Lutheran Church will participate.
On Easter at $500 an. Sunr ise Ser
vice is planned. Everybody is welcome
to attend. After the Service the Sun
day School will meet for some Easter
enjoyment.
AS you all know We Lutherans ma in
tain Chr ist ian Day School run by the
congre gat ion for the children Of the
congre gat ion. With the possible clos
ing Of the government school in the near
future, some eop1e have been wondering
about sending children to the Lutheran
Day School. We would like to welcome
everybody. But the Bible is our most
important subject. Do you want your
child to learn the ib1e the way the
Evangelical Lutheran Church under stands
and teaches the Word Of God?
Beginning with the first Sunday in
Way, May 5, the Services will start at
300 a.m. and Sunday School Will be at
10: 90 asms for the sumner months