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THE NASHVILLE TENNFSSFAN. Monday. 1964 14 field bv hr-r rldf'f va i it ha. the ore institute of hailing her with. Movie Set Seen at Fair nnnmi' mon' rl SI 33 Graduate seliTl ions, a Sousn and Clement Urged To Sign 'Code' Negro leaders irnm BitPnLa 4Vin Princess Christina Welcomed by Sister STOCKHOLM, Prim-cm Christ inn returned homi! yesterday nfter a year of studies' at Radcliffe College, Cambridge, She was welcomed at the air- Want Ads are money makers.

i rr 1 4 4 i -sr- Jii JI30f3p aie increasing their on Gov. FrnnU niLA mm. At I oclay to sign a moderate fair' practices! monivMtPEwuin. ITS A HID HfflTFOHDH uuuc i. me mate, it was learned yesterday.

"ACADEMY AWAPD WINNER" i r- The code has been Dr. West, Meharry, Speaker For 10 a.m. Ceremonies-' on "under studv" r.im.-t'. bpencersMounl staff since March 24. ine iMegro leaders, manv nf whom have supported th crnv.

POLICY Matinees 2 P.M. Wed. Sat Sun. Each Evening 8 P.M. Schedule of Prices: Mat.

Wed. ...1.50 Mat. 1.75 Evenings, WORLD UCMHCOlOH' ,,,,,110 "tl VHiUD MTIS1S ernor in the past, are reported Tennessee State University will confer degrees on 373 candidates for graduation today at 10 a.m., with Dr. Harold D. West, president of Meharry Medical College, as commence Douglas Dailey, Repton, Maxclne Sullivan Daniels, Prichard, Ivan Rlzzie Davis, Nashville; McNervy Lee Dickey, Miami, Willie Mai Dobbins, Chatlanooga; Geraldine Driver, Bessemer, Ida Mae Eulsey, Dania, la.

Joseph Lewis Faison, Fernandina, Leon Cage Farbes III, Nashville; Richard Fields, Detroit, Sandra Elaine Fi'shhurn. Summerville. South Carolina; ly neauani to throw their sup-, port to Clement in the U.S. Senate race because of the delay in signing the code. 1.75 Hi 1 i WXM" Thurs.

Evenings, Sat. Fri- NOW ment speaker, THE CODE was drafted bv IMlliilll Th. i4.n,ptmn ain i i ir ia Ann Ganawav. Houston, the governor's bi-racial Comtnis- Tickets Now On Sal At Box Office-Or By Mail slon on Human Relations, which AIR CONDITIONED "BEST MAN" at 111 2 :45 CI N6 AMA sssmij stttlti has repeatedly urged Clement to add his endorsement. 2:304:1507 :45 ii Clara Louise George, Maryville; Adarena Will give United States Air Force GrVcn, Beaumont, Opal Amanda Reserve Commissions to nine Green, Stanton; Howard Hertis Harper candidates for the rank of sec JrhmpThnom Harris, Memphis; ond lieutenant.

Dr. W. S. Davis, Lawrence V. Harrison, Orlando, Dmcirlnt nf AAI will eanfrp ria.

Bellve Jean Henderson, Arlington; Ernes- presiaent of Ail, will conter ae tjne Vernja Henacrson Mernphis. Wllh flrees on 29 candidates of the High Distinction; Chester Lewis Hill, 91 Nashville: Fred Allen Hill, Lewisburg; Some sources say Clement may have already lost the en umH. Cnrinoli.lrl: Rarhar dorsement of the powerful Tennessee Voters Council, which meets June 20 in Jackson to con ennesset BEST MM school of agriculture and home I CM MM Jean Hodge, Nashville; Joseph Daniel, Atlanta, Authur Sims Holmon, Memphis; Roy James Isabel, Memphis; Joseph Lee Jackson, Hattiesburg, Miss.j Phyllis sider political candidates in this summers elections. Sources close to the TVC lead HENRY FONDA CLIFF ROBERTSON Elaine Jackson, port worth, Kooer-ta Ann Jackson, Harrodsburg, William Richard Jennings, Mount Pleasdnt; Hickman Moraan Johnson. Memphis; economics; 126 from the school of arts and sciences; 164 from the school of education, and 33 from the school of engineering.

Dean N. A. Crippens will present 33 academic awards to 136 members of the graduating class. One Nashvillian, Miss ership said Clement is likely to Jewell D. Jones, Greenville, Kv.i Ladale come under heavy fire at the convention if the code has not THIIRi mpperi I nuni New Adventure Jones, Nashville; Ruby Jean Jones, r-iasn-ville; Jimmy Joe Kelso, Martin.

Benlamin Franklin Kersey, Rich been signed. mond, Gonza Lee Klrksey, Birming The TVC which claims Marian Pauline Walker, daugh 000 registered Negro voters ham, bona Mae Lamon, Nasnvine; Spencer Lee, Nashville; Marvin Ma. dry, Nashville; Ernestine A. Taylor Majors, Nashville; Willie James Manning, Staff photo by Carl May The New York World's Fair visitors who saw the movie "The King and will recognize this unusual building it was part of the movie set and it will be on display at the fair when THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Tour visits New York beginning July 1. across the state supported Clement in his 1962 bid for gov Vienna, Edgar Paul Mays, Nashville; Billy Dell McAdoo, Nashville; Doris Ann McCrary, Nashville; Vivian Louise McMillan, Houston, Georgia Walker ernor, i OUVIA IS THE 3fj0 I VK Paramount 'Sm Shannon Jo Ann Jones, Nashville; Rich MANY leaders of the TVC ard Lee Kendall, Paris; David Lee Fair lour Knight, Eastabuch e.

Dorothy Moody, Nashville; Jimmie Dee Harris, Nashville; Vahnesi H. Moore, Memphis; Oliver Cleveland Moten, Chattanooga; Sandra L. Murphy, Nashville; Janie E. Ogilvie, Columbia; Delores Ann Owens. have already criticized the governor for delay in signing the CREEN HILLS NOW EliA onsen'' IStli3t3St film ol lira Jean Bridges Lawson, Nashville; Geral code.

dine Letcher, Memphis; Alice I. Lomax, Anderson, S.C.; Hillard London, Lewisburg; Carolyn Love. Memphis; Sandra Dallas, Mildred Peterson, Eutaula, ter of Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Walker, 1409 Arthur will receive five awards: Business Teacher Award, a Southern Education Foundation summer scholarship, United Business Education Association Award, University Scholar Award and recognition in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Members of the graduating class are: Graduate School DEGREE OF MASTER OF EDUCATION LouveMa Wilson Battle, Favetteville; James Harvey Brown, Nashville; Marion (Continued From Page One) Leaders of various Negro Janice Love, Toleado, Ohio; Jeanette groups have met with Clement crnest b. mre, Nasnvine. Bertie Mae Plumlee, Celina, Bell Pope, Columbia, Miss.) John William Powell, Nashville; William E. Rankins, Memphis; Joe Estell Reid, of a seven-day tour of all seven Face Realities, Seniors Urged By W.

A. REED JR. Dr. Charles E. Boddie, president of American Baptist The New England states.

several times in the past lew weeks to urge him to sign the Macklin, Nashville; Eda Flozell Maclin, Mason. Bobbie Mai Malors, Mount Juliet; Rochelle Marie Martin, Gary, Ind.) Margaret Grace Mason, Citronelle, Harry Walter Massey, Jersey City, N.J.; Patricia Ann McCall, Nashville; Blondell Medon; Bever Stanton ppvnnlri. In. The TENNESSEAN group will code. So far, the governor has aianapons; Bertha Lee Richmond, Pren tiss, Phv Ann ev.

Chatta. given no indication whether he leave Nashville July 1 by jet plane. Guests who prefer to nooga; Suzanne Patricia Roberts, Jack will do so. McDonald, Fort Pierce, James McGavock, Indianapois, Issac Lee Si travel by rail may leave June jimm It has also been learned that sonville, ftivin josepn Robinson, Miami; William Mervin Royal, Greenville, John Edward Shaw, Gallatin; Frank Ray Shipp. Old Hlckorv; 30, and they'll miss none of the swtqiwicaiiins Mn MM OnrM wa McKay, Memphis; Greta Jo Ann Mc Kesson, Detroit, Annie Blackweli Miller, Nashville; Clara Miler, Mem Clement's administration has mow s-nit fun.

JLU xr.0r..u0X?:."aVL"V:cJ,..,u,o Bertha Rowena Smith. Nashville; Caesar olngical Seminary, urged Ten recently hired several Negro em phis; Pauin Spence Miller, Chattanooga uismus Lunn, apnn'jne'u; Tvinreu i ttancol ai, Many of the tour members are also signing up for the New Butler Foster, Holly Springs. Lynette Steward San Antonio- wlh' Rse Malone Mimms, Nashville; David Jennie Louise Holden, Nashville; DoniFranCeS ftwar I Bethpaae I Tyrone Mitchell, Waycross, Mildred Cary Locke, Sun Flower, Beatrice! Melh Aon i. Helen Mitchell, Gary, McKinley "From Hereto Eternity" Was nessee State University graduates yesterday to avoid a Rip Van Winkle, attitude and England extension. It begins Powell; Hazel Lee Na yvaoe Moore, camoen; Geneva Hazci Ena pitcher Swan, im in.

iHobert Moore, uirmnt Mimu UarOB UOUa AS lAvnr Uamnh MinillCl, ivinilKina, iaiic.v July 5 in New York City and includes visits to Saratoga, Glen Thelma Wren Starks, East St. Louis, Irarla Venit. Thom M.m.hi Iphis; Barbara Ann Patterson, Miami, face the realities of life. FranK James Jones' Falls Lake George in the Adiron ployes in the Department of Corrections. The governor is reportedly ready to use the hiring as evidence that the proposed code is unnecessary.

One Negro group, the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Leagues, endorsed Clement's Senate candidacy Saturday, despite the delay in signing the itricklen Chattanooga; Errol Tipton Jr Nashville. Cerl i.iFla.; LaFayette K. Patterson, Morris-dor, Tunica, Rogers vinita Tomlin, Nashville- Emnrv own; Kay Frances Perine, Jackson; Joan ins, Hennino; Carole Balti- v.I Potwvav Plantt. Nashville; Sylvia Lillian Rose Ella Taylor, MONDAY Boddie urged the 373 candi William Walk dack Mountains, all in New Fannie Banks more West, Nashville; Memphis; Carolyn Ware I Wl Hams, Tren Porlur, Alcoa; George Arthur Powell, ton; Leriv willlamr M-Zh Memphis; Mvrtle Marie. Queries, Somer- dates for degrees to stand on their convictions to help bring York State.

OTHER SPOTS include Ver vllle; Olia Mae Reed, Robert stability in a chaotic world. He Kenneth Williams, Chattanooga; Walter Randolph Wise Riveria Beach, Ernest Lee Woods. Clarksvllls; I nuita UNTIL THIS mont and the Green Mountains Columbus Reid, uenrose. rharips Scott Roberts. Nashvl le; Char- ll js" Dartmouth College, the Old Man mavne Anita Rolla, Dallas; Delores spoke during baccalaureate ser vices at the university.

mane vvooas, mempnis. code. naitnn Riirknr. Nashville; Mvra Chand of the Mountain, a world fa mous face carved in stone by He warned his audience that and TUESDAY at both MORRISON THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Barbara Greenlee Harnins, Nashville. ler Sampson, China Lake, Calif.) Mary Helen Shankle, Covington; Marion Louse Short, Nashville; Nellie Francis Shropshire Chattanooga; Lonnle Slssion, Las nature.

they face a period of earth THE GROUP, which supposedly represents 25,000 J.J)IIE! DEGREE OF BACHELOR OP SCIENCE shaking change. He recalled a Milton Sylvester Alhilttnn is led by Robert E. Lillard, a key part of Clement's Davidson recent plane trip from Japan to San Francisco when he left Portland and the Rocky coast of Maine will be visited on July 8 and the group will stay overnight in the Statler Hilton Hotel Whitlow, Nashville. DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE Lamar A. Braxton, Port Gibson, James Arthur Cohen, Sewanee; Beverly Elizabeth Louise Gilbert, Charlotte; Lenora Rutherford Grimes, Madison; Anthony Hall Nashville; Rebecca Finley Harris, Chattanooga; Lois E.

Mason Holmes, Nashville, Emma Stewart Jones, Atlanta; Jeseus Lavaun Lowe, Memphis; James Nathanial Mabins, Luxora, Don Quincy Pullen, Nashville; George Edward Roach, Nashville; Clarence Lee Rudolph, Nashville; Benjamin F. Witherspoon, Chattanooga. School of Agriculture And Home Economics DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Thomas Osslan Alston Burlison; Pauline Chapman, Nashville; Martel Vegas, David Samuel Smith, Decatur) Frederick Douglas Smith, Jacksonville; Nancy D. Smith, Brooklyn; Nathaniel Beverly Smith, Houston; Royal Delano Smith, Mason; Abbie Tobey Dora Lee Anderson, Toone; Dorrls Everett Armstrong, Nashville; Hayden Eugene Ballard Jr I nukullla. Japan on a Tuesday and arrived County organization.

However, the endorsement Smithson, Nashville; George Richard In Boston. CAFETERIAS in California on the previous Monday. This, he observed, was Spriggs, Knoxville. Emma Jean Stansel, Bessemer, Sheila Sue Baltimore, Indianapolis, Walter Daniel Bender, Mount Juliet; Lawrence Wendell Bertha, Chicago, Evelyn Michelle Blakney, Nashville; Glenda Sadler Boddie, Dickson; Loretha On July 9 the first stops are came after some members of the Davidson County delegation fought the resolution. The Mem significant of the world the Lexington and Concord, followed Zora Lee Starks.

Bowling Green; Argie Alice Steele, Nashville; Janes Henry, graduates face this spring. by a visit to Plymouth Rock. boone, south Bend, Al ee Lee Bos- well, Nashville; Lula Patricia Bowles. then Eastham, Hyannis and Memphis: Theodora Mitrhall nAuklne BODDIE CITED two negative phis delegation withheld its vote.j Much of Clement's strength among Negro voters has tradi Fairfield, Frances Louise Port. In the evening, the group will attend a play at Melody ways of facing the world revo Branch, Nashville; Minnie Jean Brazel-ton, Nashville; Lillian L.

Butler, Chattanooga; Beverly Joyce Caldwell, Martin; Tent. tionally been in Memphis and lution. One, he declared, was "betrayal of opportunity" as Elizabeth Coleman, Memphis; Maxine Denise Dandridge, Memphis; Jessie Mae Fields, Dyer; Harden Chamblin Franklin, Moscow; Ophelia Fulton, Cleveland, Ohio; West Tennessee. Negro leaders On July 10 the group visits Steward, Elmwood; tmma jean mott, Memphis; Ann Louise Sullivan, Memphis; Barbara Delorls Thompson, Orlando, Herman Joseph Tinsley, Prichard, Mary H. Wisdom Tisdale, Nashville; Richard Wendell Townsel, Memphis; Lee Townsend, Nashville.

William Albert Vaughn, Nashville; Eu-qene H. Wade, Nashville; Marion Pauline Walker, Nashville; Janice Marie Walton, Nashville; Michael Clinton Washington, Carlisle, Pa.) James Edward West, Nashville; Deloris White, Dania, Johnie Bernelia White, Lebanon; Loyps Albert White, Memphis; Patricia Ann Whittaker, Rpthoaae: arl Dean Williams, Memphis; Wood Hole and Martha Vine faced by Benedict Arnold and Judas Iscariot. irAyfi i Koinn Hazo Carter, Nashville; Warrick Livingston Carter, Charlottesville, Ellen L. Cashier, Roxboro, N.C.; Winona Ann Cathey, Columbia. Marguerite Gregory Chapman, Nashville; Barbara Ann Chappell, Atlanta, Helen Hampton, tlarksville; Hedy Elizabeth Hayes, Hermitage; Hattie M.

Hill, Rome. yard Island and will spend the from this area including officers of the TVC have already1 criticized the governor's hesi-! tancy in signing the code. "The other," said Boddie, "is -THE night in Providence, R.I. Ann Elizabeth Kirk, Memphis; Sally to sleep throughout these chaotic days, like Rip Van ON JULY 11 the group will visit Old Providence, the world's 1 Frances Marshall, Nashville; Mae Theo Massey, Chattanooga; Joyce Janette Matthews, Nashville; Argusta McDonald, jd.nueivn inerry. Atlanta, Mary e.

Buckingham Churchwell, Nashville; George Alvin Cleaves. II. Rrnwns. A. W.

Willis Jr. of Memphis, 1 Winkle." jewelry center. Brown Univer THIN RED TT TTTYHT Geraldine Williams, Macon; Robert Lee vine; Era Mae Cleveland, Shelbyville; Brenda W. Clinkscale, Little Rock, He told the graduating class it Williams, Nashville: RoDen iee Williams. Nashville; Richard Wilson uon weiden Cotten, Nashville; Char-i TVC secretary, told a Nashville, group a week ago that "segrega-i tion is wrong.

The governor ought to speak out on that." sity, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London and New Haven before returning to New nasnvine; Liotee Mcciee, Jackson; Janetta Marie Moorman, Nashville; Norma Leona Smith, Louisville, Odestme Elizabeth Strickland, Nashville; Moses Taylor, Covington; Barbara Ann Tillis, SI. Louis, Mo. I' v.uwaro, wempnis; Alma Marion LraiQ. Morri rhanol.

r.l;n must match its strength against challenges, and render service now. "The times are out of Memphis; Joann Woodall, Chattanooga; James Woodson Nashville. J3ZIUU131 Nashville; Jmice Frances Crnft. rhaiial York City. inooqa; Marsha NaaI Tnrria u.ch.,:ii..

joint" and always bad, and the 34lb.jir!oinjteali$1.09 The basic five-day tour costs THE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCESlBrenda Fave Dalton. Cincinnati. Ohio- SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE George Sheooard Alexander. Nashville; Virginia Jovce rVnnarri rh.ti-nA-n.. rnri $296 a person and the New mm A present world can witness the loss of leaders and see a new Douglas, Memphis; Ligon TMtust)1 England Tour costs $220 a per James Alfred Bledsoe, Columbia; Robert Bryant Nashville; Herbert Floyd uiane irtatanapo is.

inn 1 Wet mignon iwmwi tmmt mm mm EARLIER THIS month, Nash-! ville attorney Avon Williams, Middle Tennessee director of the! TVC. said he told Clement the i group is "concerned about the! length of time which has ex-! plred since the code was first' Gerald Lee Durlev, Denver, Col.) Jerl- THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Eryldelle Yvonne DeVeaux, Savannah, Ga I Mary Louise Gardner, Bessemer, Ala.) Mary Neal, Fleming Greenlee, Nashville; Alfred O'Neil Gross, Memphis; Jennie Bee Hillmon, Clarksvlllei Wanda revolution each day, said Boddie. son. Burnett, Marianna, William Carter, Carthage; John Edward Church, well, Nashville; Robert Lincoln Craig. L.mdr pw.ros, Louisville, Charles E.

Elion, Memphis; Bessie Es- 6 12 lb. chopped sirloin 49( For further details or reservations, readers may contact The university choir, directed by Llovd Lusk, presented Rich- mno, f-ranklin; Alice Cornelia Fergu-I head Nashville; George Crowdnr, Ann Kelley, St. Petersburg, Emmer Luceal King, Marianne, Margaret ter's "The Creation" and Glllum's Travel, 166 Fourth i-erren, Nashville; Delores Costello Flood, Birmingham, Ala. ALSO Memphis; Joe Bass Dickerson, Spring, field; Charlie Perk Edmonson, Favette Roll Jordan" at the ceremonies. Nashville, telephone 254-6401 jonn Newton Ford, Memphis; William Thomas Foster, Memphis; Wilburn Holmes Fouche, Nashville.

Alice Patricia Fretwell, West Palm (Hi'ilMW I ville; Francis Malcolm Fraser, Montreal, Can.) Harry A. Gentry. Nashville; Talal Mohammed Ghezawi, Irbid, Jordan; Wrensev Conway Gill, Memphis; Adell Hall, Benton Harbor, Robert Morrison's steaVs same choice quality, same tender goodness special low prices'. va, ra; ems nampton Ga wi.i -ii Garner, NaShVI 4mM r.a.r Atl3t ALSO Comsat Stirs Mart placed on his desk. The Clement-appointed Commission on Human Relations proposed a code which, if signed, would ban racial discrimination in hiring for state jobs, promotions in state agencies, by private contractors working on state contracts.

Hobson, Nashville Delia Beatrice Gilbert, 'charlotte; Bar- Napoleon Hornbuckle, Birmingham, 0 cnarles Lee Mccov, Rockmart, Frederick L. McKlssack, Nashville; wpunr neasant; Henri Douglas Gordon, Chattanooga; Barbara Ann Graham, Memphis; Barbara Vernell Mehrdad Mohammadkhanl, Rafsinian, (Continued From Page One) ei r'sy nn orav, Nash AMPLE FREE PARKING vine; uriowai Kicnara Hamme, Nashville; irmer Jean Hanna, Columbus, Miss Annie Lorene Harric. AND TEARS Iran; Charles I. Perinchief Nashville; William Oliver Player, Chattanooga; Charles Fdward Pressley, Chattanooga; Robert Ray Randolph Nashville; Theo Chester Rodgers, Birmingham, Opening of discussions in London with prospective free Gene Harvey, Memphis; James H. Hat- Jean Speights, Battle creek, Mlcn.i trma Jean Todd, Birmingham; Scotti Mae Lockett Trammell, Attalla, Ala.) Joe Mitchell Wells, Mobile, Ala.) Llllie Beatrice Winston, Nashville.

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Foster L. Adams, Memphis; Willie Merle Allen, Memphis; Dorothy Jean Banks, Woodstock, Ruth A. Barnes, Dania, Fla.i James Beach, Nashville; Carolyn Lee Beard, Knoxville; Georgia A. J. Beaver, Nashville; Melvin David Bolton, Millington; Mamie Katherine Bond, Brownsville; Earl Boykins Chattanooga; William Glen Brooks, Lebanon; Rufus Chavis Brown, Nashville; Lucille Browning, Tuskegee Institute, Ala.

Robert Ervin Bryant, Hattiesburg, Miss.) Charles Dudley Buchanan, Jackson; Samuel Bufford, Whiteville; Emma-leen Hill Burkeen, Nashville; Delols Jean Carpenter, Somerville; LaVern Carter, Humboldt; Cathryn Denise Coger, Memphis; Mary K. Herron Cole, Nashville; Juanita Greer Coleman, Ripley; Thomas Edward Coleman Mount Pleasant; Cathryne Collier, Nashville; Lillian Cecilia Collier, Nashville. world partner nations. Gregory Tony u- ra9ie Mae Henderson, John William Sanders, Nashville; Lee Earl Smith, Forest, Philip Milton nttl 0 llloi wi measure be "watered down" before he signs it. TTnTHl SilPECK CURTIS 'vicimmiiis; Koiano junus Henderson, Ch.

veia J- Henderson, Memphis; Ethel Mae Hendren, Nashville. Ecforia Alberta Henry, Nashville: Hi straynorn, MCKenzie; Jonn Henry Thorn, ton, Tampa, Charles P. Wesley, Mobile, Edward L. Whitmore i iimmmsm ill Nashville; Ulysses Raymond Williams paptain Newman. m.d.

Ernest Lee Herron, Memphis; Viola L. Wilson Hill. Maml Irl.n, Hopkins, Columbia; Alberta Home, Wood- Iated, but definitely not government-guaranteed. It has authority from Congress to ring the earth with batellites from which phone calls, spacegrams, television and computer data can be bounced from any continent to any other continent and to charge for the service, and make money if it can. Financially, it will be a $200-million enterprise.

Half its stock, five million shares, was allotted last Tuesday to 163 firms in iown; joan i-ave Hutr, savannah, Leanna Jackson, Chattanooga: Evalena ANG1E DICKINSON- BOBBY DARIN Nashville; Collin James Wilson Albany, Ga. DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE COMMISSIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE RESERVE, SECOND LIEUTENANTS Hayden Eugene Ballard Jr.) John Ed On June 15, similar talks with Russian representatives in Geneva. This summer: 1 Start of design, construction and equipment of a U.S. command and control center. This fall: Award of "hardware" contracts for actual prototype satellites for commercial systems of one or more types.

Jacob, Memphis; Norman Jeffries Nashville; Robert L. Jenkins, Detroit, Jacqueline Elaine Johnson, West Hollywood, Marlen Louise Johnson, Memphis; Willia Sue Johnson, Pompano 1720 West End Avenue and 1130 Callatin Road ward Churchwell; Willie Dean Cowan; Winfred Rucker Coman, Knoxville beach, Earnestine Jones, Eads Robert Lincoln Craighead Charlie PiMxrt br Omens BUDDY ABLLn-iOSHlJA LOGAN Willie Dean Cowan, Clarksvllle; Steven Leon Kelsey Jones, San Francisco, Cal. Perk Edmondson; Wrensev Conway Gill -rv Joseph Lee Jackson; John Edward Shaw; VI FAIR PARK 1 Show Tonight 8:00 P.M. Frederick D. Smith.

I TO the communications industry. American Telephone Telegraph Co. bought the biggest portion, 2.9 million shares cost IB. IRONED RONEteA RONlfoA FONEAA IHN0N COLUMBIA SHUBYVlUt MUfBSBODO STATE FAIR GROUNDS NOW OPEN DAILY P.M. Next March or April: Launching of the "Early Bird" high-altitude satellite, be ing $58 million.

tried for Bennies Called Problem Here $85 million worth, but was trimmed down. ing built for Comsat by Hughes Aircraft Co. This will be a high- II Carat DIAMOND The public gets its chance, at $20 a share, on Tuesday when Comsat's stock registration is altituue satellite of the "stationary" type, orbiting 22,300 feet above the Atlantic so that I HMtiM I scheduled to become effective at the Securities and Exchange Commission. The majority of the narcotics traffic in Nashville is confined to lighter legend drugs or "ben Hand Set In Precious IDT ATIMTTM ALSO nies" and not hard narcotics such as heroin and cocaine, a Most of the more than 1,200 underwriting firms and securities dealers distributing the shares expect the demand to ex Metro detective said yesterday. R.

B. Owen speaking on Gregory tony ceed their supply, despite Comsat's frank warning to investors WSIX-TV's Eye on the Issues FOR LASTING BEAUTY and GREATER PROTECTION it can "look" at Europe and Americas simultaneously. Its orbit will be synchronized with the earth's rotation so that it appears to stand still. ALTHOUGH THE "Early Bird" is chiefly experimental, Comsat expects to earn its first operating levenues by selling its limited telephone and TV services. Late 1965: Decision on whether to base the commercial system on medium-level or high-altitude satel Peck Amis program, said, "Nashville is for that: mm- tunate that it does not have the THE corporation will Wedding Bind FREE 'Caputs Newman, m.d: problem with hard narcotics not have significant operating ftWVVrVrVVWrV that exists in other large metro revenue until the system is in full operation (presumably, in politan areas.

1967) The corporation may nwmxi i Double Feature BEST ACTOR operate at a loss for several years after commencement of OSLY lites, or a combination of both. THE DETECTIVE said he would like to see a law passed in Tennessee prohibiting the sale of hypodermic syringes without a doctor's prescription. This would be especially effective in The Most Extraordinary Story Ever FilmedT milk riifi jrlir VIS full operation "No dividends will be paid on the common stock for an in 1IKAK.NS Military Charge Accounts Invited tlltJMfCOLOl A COLUMBIA PICTURE curbing the illegal use of paregoric, the officer said. Owen said paregoric users frequently go to several drugstores land purchase the legal amount at each one until they have a Mid-1966: Launching of the first medium-level satellites, of this type of system is selected. Further launchings would take place over the year following.

Launching of the first two high-altitude satellites, if the synchronous system is selected. Fewer "birds" are needed for this system, since each is high enough to "see" a third of the earth. IS MOMl Leslie Caron 'in A i 1LU determinate The board chairman. Leo D. Welch, works for $125,000 a year, good pay but less than he used to make as chairman of Standard Oil of New Jersey.

Comsat's president is Joseph V. Charyk. COMSAT has only 72 employes. But it is on the verge of considerable expansion to match this timetable of development. Next month: Award of engineering design contracts, based on proposals for various systems submitted in February by four groups of companies.

Three of the four proposals are for "medium-altitude" H'liWil'M I large quantity of the pain-killer. "They then extract the raw opium by heating the paregoric," he said, "and inject it their veins." The detective said the problem of bennies and pep pills among students has been greatly exaggerated, but it does exist. Appearing on the program with Owen was a panel of local newsmen consisting of Jerry BEST ACTOR SIDNEY P0ITIER 1963 Berlin jj Film Festival Double Feature HARDING ROAD: FIRST PROCRAM 7 P.M. Released Ihru UNHEO ASHSIS VJIIEElERl (D EVERY CgS) MONDAY rm Thompson of THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Larry Brinton of DEALERS the Nashville Banner, and Hud satellite systems, orbiting at 5,000 to 10,000 miles above earth. The Nashville Tennessean Published every morning at Eleventh and Broadway, Nashville.

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