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TTT THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Friday, November 1. 1963 6-C New Orleans Television Programs County News of Record and Elizabeth A. Faon. 21. Ill COl'NTT RITLDIN'O PERMITS Roy F.

Price vs. Martha K. Price, WFLA-TV WTVT WSUN-TV WEDU-TV divoue; H. ii. McDonald, attorney.

Tamp Channel a NBC Tamp St. Pttrrsbnrf Tamp Channel I CBS Channel IH ABC Chanel SI NET MORNING (unrU Seme iter Off the Air tiunrU Kemealer Oft the Air Hon farmer Off the Air Marine Radar Off the Air m-on the air :I.V Off the Air KFD Florid (ioo4 Mernlaf oi. it Weal, 31, oo4 Cleveland and Jo Ann Tucker, 18, 3HuS uti Ave. F.dwaid R. Philurick.

4u. 37 ID Nebsrska and Shirley Haley, 31, 1707 N. Joih Si. Iieward Peterson, 48, Dundee, gnd Len-orae Hidden, 45. 4U04 14th Ave, iMighl W.

Olson, 24, 723 W. Columbus Drive, and Wanna M. demons, 19, 40 W. Louisiana Ave. Freeman J.

Cook, 19. Cracevllle, and Baibara J. Newberry, IB. Huakin. Jnaeuh J.

Scaglione, 22, 1911 rig and Marie A. Macgluao, 22, Jit Ma-taiua Ave. Off the Air Off the Air Off I he Air Off the Air "offThTAIr Off the Air Off the Air Off the Air Permits Issued IK. Construction Involved 1558.848. PF.HMITH OVF.K 87.000 Ben Collins, Campus I'ark, erect dwell.

Ing. 810.KI6. M. tkker, Rutkin City, erect dwelling. F.

Clement, Alalia Shore, erect dwelling. I'UIH. Leigh K. Mlntrer, Lake Magdalene, erect dwelling, C. L.

McDowell, UavU Terrace, erect dwelllnl, 110,871 Ruber! E. tlllolt, Van Sunt Subdivision, erei't dwelling, 114.000. Mose Woodall, Sec. 15-28-30, erect dwelling, HUM. Calvin Scott, Van Sunt Subdivision, erect dwelling, 111.900.

General Telephone nVc. 7-ullice building, William R. Shank, Holliduy Hill, erect dwelling. SlS.lMia. MV-Tudsr 1:30 Today Today Goad Day Coiid Good lar Good Da; Nellie K.

ligature va. Herbert eisure, aeparal maintenance; tilbboiui. Gibbon, attorneys. First Federal Saving It Loan Assn. of Waterbury vs.

Fred llalllurd mil loiwliure; Pteblv, Argyro, attorney John II. Rayachek vs. H. 8 Vanderbi. civil action damages; E.

Q. Jones, attorney Brie Lumber 4 Wood Preserving Corp. vs. Ward Lumber civil action dam-ages i W. River, attorney.

Order and Decree Mr. and Mr. Rolirrt Wood vs. Carl W. Post: order of dismissal.

Mr. and Mr. Rudolph Newtome v. Milton M. Spradlln Inc.

and William Spradllm order of dismissal. Fidelity Federal Savings Loan Assn. of 'lamps vs. Mr. and Mr.

David L. Off the Air Off the Air tiff the Air Off the Air Oft the Air Off the Air Off the Air Off the Air Off Ihe Air orf the Air Off Ihe Air Social Sludln Today Today Today S.t.V-Todar Capt, Kanffaro apt, Kaniaroo (apt. Kaniaroo Kaniaroo TONY Social Rtudlea Secret World Hrcrrl World Male Carpet Today' Mori Todays Mori Today' Mori :t.V-Today' Mori Morning Mori Mornlni Movie Morning Marl Mornlni Mori Ofl the Air Off the Air Off Ihe Air Mornlni Report Bongo Bally In Junile.L Jark La Lanne Jack La Lanne Niilley: final decree of loreclosure. The Brooklyn havings Hank vs. Mr.

Ceniraphy (ieoiraphy Nrrret world llitlory Today' Mori III: IV Today'! Moele Word for Word (e) Word for Word let Mornlni Movie Mornlni Movl I Love l.nry I Love Lury and Mr. John W. Brenner; linal decree of forerloaure. Audrey A. Humph va.

Phillip Itumph, Invites All tt Cemt Violf Him or His New Leeotols PALL'S CUT-RATI divorce; final decree. Husae I Humphrey vs. Barbara HUlory Am. v. Com Muaie American Price la Rllht Price la Ribt Seven Key Seven Key The MrCov The McCoy Pele A Gladv Pete Oledy Humphrey, divorce; final decree.

Concenlrallon 1 1 l.t Concentration Miaalni Link (e) 11:4.1 Mittlng Link lc beryl H. Brenner v. rreoeric rl. i. Brenner III, divorce; final decree.

Ed Ih H. vs. Frederic T. val- AFTERNOON Ictte. divorce; final decree.

Jails Negroes After Sit-In NEW ORLEANS lA Police arrested 16 Negroes 8 in the mayor's reception room and 8 In the city hall cafeteria when they launched a kit-in yesterday. Police dragged four of the Negroes out of the cafeteria. A crowd of white onlookers, moat of them city employe, ent up a cheer when officers dragged the Rev. Avery C. Alexander.

53, a 200-pounder, across the floor. The Negroes opened their demonstration to back up demands to Mayor Victor Schiro and the city council for repeal of a segreeation law on the city's books. The ordinance requires segregation in any establishment where alcoholic beverages are sold. In New Orleans, such a law affects virtually all restaurants and nightspots. In a talk before the city council.

The Rev. A. L. Davis a Negro, president of the Inter-Denominational Ministerial Alliance, said; ''We have come today to stay with you. We are going to sit here in city hall until action is taken, if it means being here, not only now, but 30 days lience." Konad J.

Higgle vs. Dolores Higgle, divorce; final decree. LIQUORS Tony Martlnu R. M. Griffin vs.

Mr. and Mrs. Fran cis A. Maienltsch; final decree ol lore- closure. Bar A RrNtaurant 3312 15th ST.

Cor. 15th ft. Mth Ave. Savings Bank Employes Retirement Assn. vs.

Kdilh M. Nichols; final decree of foreclosure. J. Leggett, Lake Morley Terrace, erect duelling, 111.872. Henry West NWVi Sec.

22-27-17. erect dwelling, $8,312. Joe L. Green, Rio Vista, erect dwelling. Donna L.

Crum, SW'i Sec. 31-27-21, erect dwelling. S16.2HK. C. L.

Brown. West High Subdivision, erect dwelling, J. K. Iden, Ravengood Subdivision, erect dwelling, 817,000. I'.

A. Vltania, NWVs Sec. 28-30-20, erect dwelling, 821,280. Claud Johnson, East Lincoln Park, erect dwelling, 110,412. Tnby Rlankenship.

NWVi Sec. 19-28-21, erect dwelling, tio.412. Virgil L. Thompson, Lake Chapman Subdivision, erect dwelling, 810,412. F.

B. Parris. Rodney Johnson1! River-view, erect dwelling, $10,244. S. William, SKU Sec.

30-27-22, erect dwelling, $11,392. Harry Herb, Florida Gardenlandi, erect dwelling, ciRcriT coutvr Suit Filed Federal National Mtg. Assn. v. Overseas Enterprises mtg.

M. M. Garcia, attorney. Joe Par lino Jr. v.

Hilda Roquer, mtg. foreclosure; Herce it Martinez, attorney. Phyllis Wood v. I. Eric Wood, separate maintenance; W.

C. i'ierce, attorney. Nadene M. Reeve vs. Cornelius (Ed) Phillips, support; P.

B. Johnson, state GRAND OPINING, Nick Snoslto vs. Nala line Sposilo; or der of dismissal. Sharon Km ec ak vs. Henry U.

Jvmie- SPECIAL TODAY SAT. ONLY Toor Plrat Poll New Tennraie F.rnl llUlory Impreiiloo le) F'm New Ford Show Muaie Irulh or Search Tnmor'ow Father Know Corner Conaeojurnre (e Ouidln Llht Beit onrert Hall no Channel I Report Love of Life drneral Hnapitnl Concert Hall 1:15 Channel I Report Love of Life drneral HonpiUI Concert Ball Beat of Crouch At World Turn Hour of Star Srienew Beat of Oroucho A World Turn Hour of Stare Social StudlM wiiPralk (e Paaiword Hour of Star Social Studie People Will Talk Paaiword Hour of Star Mualo The Doctor Houieparty Day In Court Marie Carpet :t.V The Doctor llouicparly Day In Court World Hlatory Loretta Toung Tell Ihe Truth Queen for Day World Hlitory Lorella Young Tell the Truth Queen for a Day Front Drak You Don't Say let die of Night Who Do The Family 1:45 Yon Don't Say (cl Edit of Night Yon Treat The Family Match Game Secret Storm Trallmaater International Match Oam Secret Storm Trallmaater Magaiine Cnele Bruc Show Mary Film Trallmaater International Uncle Bruce Show Mary Ellen Trallmaater Magaiine clak, divorce; linal decree. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Edward O. Jcllcoat, 21. Sydney, and Thelma P.

Jarvis, 32, Sydney. Pint Whiskey 99' Ear E. Merville, 24. 6708 Dixon, and Karen J. Van Loozenoord, 19, Michigan.

Darl S. Horsley, 22, Oregon, and Shelley W. Kurtz, 19, 5101 Homer Ave. Watch Fer Mors of Our Ad toon Franci S. Alder, 21, 1728 Kiver cove, 5:110 Mickey Mouae Club Wally Cator High Adventure What' New 5:15 Mickey Mom Cluk W1v High Adventure What' New Re Hunt Pula Weather A mot Andy Francal ge Hunt Fulae Fealur Amoa'nAndy Biology EVENING attorney.

Maxine McPherson vs. James R. Mc-Phersnn. support; P. B.

Johnson, state attorney. Lois J. Carey vs. Francis N. George, sunnort P.

B. Johnson, stale attorney. f- -a. Biology Polk New First Federal Savings Loan Assn. of t1 igL1 i i ii I'ntersbun! vs.

Joseph Browning, mtg. foreclosure; W. F. Davenport attorney. Mary E.

Baldwin vs. Clyde R. Baldwin, divorce; R. F. Cribbs, attorney.

DRAG DEMONSTRATOR AWAY New Orleans, I La. Negro minister, Rev. Avery Alexander of New Iowa Prison iA Orleans is being dragged feet first toward paddy wagon by police after he led an unsuccessful sit-in demonstration in City Hall here. (AP Wirephoto) USF Term Deadline New students who want to enroll for the winter trimester at the University of South Florida must apply by Dec. 17.

Staid Old Harvard Upset By Tales of Sex Parties V'ummm mWMT WTTwarTiaMaaM T' fill The deadline applies to new Fights Riot ANAMOSA. Iowa (UPI) Demonstrating prisoners at the Jowa men's reformatory touched off destructive fires in workshops and staged short-lived hunger and sit-down strikes yesterday to give vent to what officials called "an accumulation of petty gripes." The prison tailor shop was burned out and the print shop severely damaged before city firemen, aided by some prisoners, brought the blazes under control. BOB HOPE PRESENTS What perfect crime could win a pardon for four master criminals? You'll find the answer tonight in "Four Kings." Another great dramatic hour brought to you by Chrysler Corporation. THE CHRYSLER THEATRE 4rv students seeking degrees who wish to start classes Jan. 6.

Returning students, students who applied earlier, but did not register, school teachers and CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (ITD Wild sex parties at Harvard University, the nation's oldest and richest college, were disclosed yesterday by Harvard officials. College Dean John U. Monro said visits by coeds and other women to Harvard UTtsfU those not seeking degrees must CORPORATION CURTAIN AT 1:30 P.M.

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Monday through Friday and from noon to midnight on Saturday. Monro's disclosure of the parties by "a few" of the university's 13,700 students were made in the Crimson, Harvard undergraduate daily newspaper. His remarks were confirmed as authentic by a college spokesman. Monro said he and Dean of Students Robert Waston "have been badly shaken up recently by some severe violations of our rules and recent standards of behavior and the feeling that the college itself seemed to be contributing to an atmosphere of 'don't "Trouble has arisen because what was once considered a pleasant privilege (allowing women in dormitories) has come to be a license to use the college for wild parties and sexual intercourse," Monro said. Harvard, founded in 1636, shares classrooms with Rad-cliffe, a women's college.

A series of meetings between students and officials were held recently but failed to resolve a disagreement over changes in house rules. Monro said in a recent edition of the Crimson: "The present set of rules is now producing a succession of serious violations and a system of attitudes which are not only distressing but promise to move us closer to outright scandal." According to the Crimson, Monro warned students after the college opened in September against "orgiastic parties" and "abandoning girls in the houses." He said that intimacies "between unmarried individuals is an abuse the college can not tolerate" Several Harvard students "pooh poohed" the dean's comments, saying there may have been a few parties, but nothing as bad as the educator indicated. Highlights 3 -DAY SPECIAL mpnt. 1 "V- im ml-IW MS av i'- ARGUS AUTOMATIC 541 COLOR SLIDE PROJECTOR wRemore Control nrt tJ Qi i ti the I a-avra-i-m-i-ar-wr ii ob "Sat. If of I sJXTrTroQWTTSuTT-" 1 MUivjr, of Jose terror.

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(13) (4) (6-0) (6-T) (ID The tireat Adventure. "Go Down Moses." A suspenseful entry and a good, earnest effort all the way round. Ruby Dee, Ethel Waters, and Ossie Davis star in the 1850 tale of Harriet Tubman, the first woman conductor in the Underground Railroad, as she gathers up her strength to make her first trip North with escaping slaves on 'Betsy?" Carolyn plays no 1 less than four roles in this week's case, including the victim. Even though the plot may offer no 'surprises for avid detective fans, it's well acted by the quartet sisters Miss Jones plays, and by Gladys Cooper as the girls' frightened grandmother. 9:30 p.m.

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by TV Key, Inc. Distributed by King Features Syndicate Key Movies 9 a.m. (8) "Hong Kong Confidential" (1958) Gene Barry, Beverly Tyler. The kidnapping of a prince threatens the construction of a U.S. missile base in the near East.

9 a.m. (13) "A Bullet is Waiting" (1954) Rory Calhoun, Jean Simmons, Stephan McNally, Brian Aherne. A sheriff and his prisoner make a forced landing1 which maroons them in the desert with an old man and his daughter. 7 p.m. (8) "The Fabulous World of Jules Verne" Lou Toik, Ernie Kavara.

An adventure story of a thousand and one wonders of the world to come. 1 a.m. (8) "Prince of Foxes" (1949 Tyrone Power, Orson Welles. Confused and ornate costume epic dealing with exploits of the Borgia regime. Even Welles can't save this one.

Farmer's Daughter. "The stand-in." Pleasant, fast-paced epi- isode. Katy (Inger Stevens) applies her charming old world philosophy to solve a problem and to save the faltering mar- jriage of a hard working Con-gresswoman and her architect husband. Beverly Garland and Russell Johnson are an attractive pair of bickering "love- i birds." I 8:30 p.m. (13) (4)(6-0) (6-T) (ID Route 66.

"And Make Thunder His Tribute." J. Carrol Nash gives a brilliant performance as an incorrigible old farmer with a fighting will to be master in his own house. The conflict between his old world ideas of authority and his son's insistence on progress is heightened by the effect it has on their, farm hands, Tod, Line, and an Indian, well played by Alfred Ryder. 8:30 p.m (2) (12) Bob 48 Hr. KODACtiROME PROCESSING By KODAK 10 p.m.

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