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2A Tht High Point Enttrprite, July Ikeltoiis Partisan Pot By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-TV Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Notes of a TV convention The Republicans brought up works did what they could to stir excitement over the civil rights plank of the platform, the liberal- conservative positions and the vice-presidential choice. But, as with the Democratic; course. Not many other speakers did. Rep. Charles Halleck made the screen with his speech, but Rep.

William Miller was shut out. United Nations Ambassador go( their No. 1 star Tuesday night with President Eisenhower deal- ins the nominating convention a that set the partisan pot I IIJC 14 II Until the President took stage ratings. Americans love a the convention coverage. center, there was little to keep the home viewer glued to the set.

It had been an interesting but not UUt, as Wlin me ueuivi.iai.w; j.j enry meet, the inevitabnity of Hie pros-j me best exposu of any vice idential nomination robbed the, possibility. His casli- coavention of its drama and may, Uon of the Soviets be the reason for mediocre curily Council was featured ratings. Americans love a 00 am i dst he convention coverage, fight, but respond coolly to pol- Beatniks arc laking a beating itical rites. Chicago. Herbert Hoover gave The President got the complete, thm a Monday ight, and particularly vital show.

The net- thm a onay a attention of the TV cameras. of i leck assailed a "beatnik econ CAFETERIA Thursday Night FAMILY NIGHT Country Style STEAK with RICE GRAVY BUTTERED SQUASH GREEN BEANS FAVORS FOR THE KIDS omy" Tuesday night. Sen. Everett Dirksen wins the for the best non-prompted 'speaker since Democratic key- i noter Frank Church. Like Church, Dirksen spoke fluently without a glance at notes.

Mark Hatfield, who nominates Richard Nixon for president tonight, is the Republicans' answer to the handsome juveniles of the opposition. In an interview with CBS' Charles Collingwood, the Oregon governor looked as handsome as a TV gunslinger. ABC seems to be the most steadfast with sticking to the speakers on the podium through thick and thin. CBS is next. NBC appears to wander the most.

Recommended: A course in crowd estimation for TV reporters. A CBS man gussed the Nixon reception at the Chicago airport at The NBC man figured Too much talk is beginning to show on some of the TV commentators. Edward R. Murrow admitted referring to the Republican jtoppers as "Noxon and Ricke- feller." S.C. Native Missing With Plane SANFORD, Fla.

(AP)-A South Carolina native was one of three airmen on a Navy all-weather jet bomber that crashed into the Atlantic off the Florida coast early Tuesday. The Navy said the airmen aboard were Lt. William Nicholas Collier a native of Andrews, S.C.; Forrest Wendell Lasater, aviation electronics technician, Jacksonville, and Glenn Holmes Major, fire control technician from Montevista, Col. The bomber, the Navy reported, plunged into the Atlantic while on a final approach to a night landing on the USS Saratoga. It said the plane fell three miles astern the carrier.

The three men were listed as missing and presumed dead. A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy three years ago, Lt. Collier also attended The Citadel, South Carolina's military college in Charleston. Survivors include Lt.

Collier's widow, the former Leighton Johnson of San Antnio, Texas, and a 7-month-old daughter, both of Saford; and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William N. Collier of Andrews. Lt.

Collier's wife is a niece of Mrs. L. C. Gifford, whose husband is publisher of the Hickory, N.C., Daily Record. Br SID MOODY NEW YORK want a hobby uncluttered with people? Want to get away from it all? Take up the jazz trombone.

You'll learn just what true loneliness can be. Lift the slippery slide from its Firestone's BRAKE SPECIAL DOESN'T DISAPPOINT SELF NORMAN. Okla. (AP)-Sen Robert S. Kerr (D-Okla) spoke 45 minutes before the Assn.

of University Women. At the end he said: "I had not intended to talk this long, but I'd have been disappointed if I hadn't." Jazz Trombone Can Be Lonely Hobby Boy Saved From Car, Sister Dies MAPLE SHADE, N.J. (AP) -Harry Eller, 45, was standing in his front yard Monday holding his nine month old granddaughter, Patricia Eller, in his right arm. Suddenly he saw the child's brother, Fred 2, run into the street while a car was approaching. Eller grabbed Fred and pulled the boy to safety but the car brushed the grandfather and Patricia fell to the pavement.

She died of head injuries. The boy was not hurt. Eller suffered a broken right hand. ANY SUGGESTIONS? CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Paul Mayes has a set of twins so identical that the only way she can tell them apart is by their diaper pins.

She usesj yellow on one and white on thej other. Her problem now is what to do when they grow out of diapers. velveteen case. Tap in the mouthpiece. Purse your lips and watch em run-the wife, the kids, and then (ah, treachery) the dog.

Vamoosed, all. Then blow to your heart's content. Until the neighbor tone deaf lout. The called the an old friend which came long before the wife, kids or dog. They have all since posed the same question put to mountain Why, indeed.

Because after a long, worrisome day there's no greater pinnacle of pleasure than to point the sackbut ceUingward and blast out the soul-clearing notes of the first downhill slide (o "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen." That's how to get even with the world. My wife, deferring in the first blush of young love, took the trombone as a perhaps not the best-of the complete ME. Customarily I play solo along with such titans of trombonia as Jack Teagarden and Miff Mole. They're on records. I'm on the coffee table alongside the speaker.

Hi was never fi-er. we have a band. "We" are mostly journalists of assorted stripe whose paths have crossed in city rooms hither and yon. We're called, if you haven't heard, the 'Fourth Estate Sweet Melodies Jazz Band." We play five or sk times a year. Never the same place twice.

We're no fools. Neither are our hosts. one exception. Every summer we charter a mule drawn barge for an afternoon'! cruise up a restored canal near New Hope, Pa. Friends, music and wives-who don't fit either category for this trip haul aboard a cargo of beer and pretzels and the mule, his ears ewich- ing in disbelief, starts ploddinf to "Up a Lazy River." But misery loves company.

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By SHIRLEY TEMPLE BLACK Written for The Associated Press Two years ago when I came out of retirement to do NBC's WEDNESDAY 3-00 The Millionaire 1-30 Verdict 4:00 Brighter Day 4:15 Secret Storm 4:30 EdRe of Night 5:00 Old Rebel 5:30 Woody Woodpecker 6:00 Highway Patrol fi nft GOP Convention 12:00 Weather 12:05 Sports 12:10 News THURSDAY Daily Word 6:30 Through 6:45 RFD Piedmont 7:00 Good Hornint 8:00 News 8:10 Weather 8:15 Capt. Kangaroo Devotions 9:15 Second Breakfast 9:30 Centime 10-00 December Bride 10:30 Video 11:00 I Love Lucy 11:30 Clear Horizons 12:00 Love ot Life 12-30 Search tor Tomorrow 12:45 Guiding Light Life of Iliiey Full Circle 2-30 Art Llnltletter WSJS-TV Winston-Solem, Channel 12 WEDNESDAY 3:00 Dr. Uatone- 3:30 From Rooti 4:00 Thin Man 4:30 Buckskin 5:00 Bandstand 5:30 Flick a 6:00 Martin Cane 6:30 GOP Convention 12:00 Jack Paar THTJRSDAT 6:30 Reading 7:00 7:25 Harvey Dlnldni 7:30 TCKIW 8:25 Local 8:30 Today 9:00 Sagebrush Theatu 10:00 Dough-Re-MI 10:30 Play Your Honch 11:00 Price Is Right 11:30 Concentration 12-00 Truth, 12:30 Could Be Von 1:00 On Farm 1:15 News 1:30 Dr. Christian 2:00 for Day 2:30 Loretla Young PRETTY PENNY CALLING LONG DISTANCE STATION TO STATION YOU actuallT iwk. call, tor th.

pile, ot tw. Jan the operator you will talk to who mwett. i i WBTV Charlotte, Channel itself will be designed for the whole family. It's going to embrace a variety of dramas, classic children's stories, adventures in wonderlands i of all of them geared for the young at heart. In these shows I am going to act as weekly hostess and will perform in every third presentation.

Through the wonders of video do I. DRIVE-. POINTS "TONIGHT ONE SHOWING NIGHTLY STARTS AT 8:00 tape we've been able to adjust the schedule so I won't have to be book series, I was asked a lot of away from Atherton for very long, questions about why I decided to I My family this idea, and come back into the entertainment world. Since I had elected to become a housewife and mother, people asked, then what had tempted me back? Well, let me say that my reasons then were the same reasons why I am going to be hostess and frequent star of a new TV series this fall on NBC. Of all the offers I have had in the several years since I left Hollywood, these two have been the most appealing in terms of the time I am willing to spare away from my family.

Two words in that last sentence are important to and family. I am a family woman. think back to the years when I was a child and remember that my parents never let my career interfere with the family relationship of my father, my mother, my brothers and myself. And my most rewarding experiences today are the times I am with my husband and my nobody else. My time is devoted primarily to my husband Charles, and my lively children Susan, Lori and Charley Jr.

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would rather cook than lessen the intimacy of our household. People have said to me, "Shirley, you don't need to take care of your own housework with your money." And my answer to them is "You're right," but also I say 'You're because although we're not poor and we don't have to count costs, we have a stronger family unit because we do the chores together. One of our recent acquisitions a swimming pool, and in the Ttir -ruiwt ii A vi beginning we had a professional THE THIN MAN man come each week to 4-00 PM WEEKDAYS ik eep the sides scraped and handle rm TT Ecivtm a gengral ma i ntenance- But he the hilarious adventures had an argument with one of our I of tv's daffiest detective be it homicide Or expert in pool KP and WSOC-TV. we love it. 1 shall probably sound a little platitudinous but I am sincere I say that in the America has and gets its strength, 1 believe it so much that it Idelermincs my decisions about everything including the entertainment world.

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