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Newport Daily News from Newport, Rhode Island • Page 9

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In addition (o the four evening nd Uie Sunday afternoon con- erts planned for the Newport 'oik Festival which will open In Freebody Park tonight of 7 worksliops will be held to- Saturday and Sunday CONSTITUTION WHILE AWAITING COURT RULING Segregationist Lester Maddox reads the U.S. Constitution while awaiting a federal court ruling on his refusal to serve. Negroes in his Atlanta restaurant. The court Wednesday ruled the new Civil Rights Act constitutional and issued Injunctions against Maddox' restaurant and the Heart of Allanta Mold. The injunctions are effective to give both firms an opponmlty to appeal.

(AP Wirephoto) Folk Artists To Instruct, Interpret R. DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 23, Muddy Witm, Clarence White, Son House, Ktmec, Rev. Robert Wilklns and Robert Pete Williams. At 3:30 p.m. Guy Carawan hast it a workshop on "Freedom Sow" wllh himself and the tJVil liWlrft, Glover, Fred and Annie Me- jrour.ds of St.

Michael's on Rhode Island Avenue. Two will be tomorrow at iu stop Ronnie Gilbert and Ralph 'Singing Styles" session which will feature Bsez, Cajun Band John Davis, Ennis, Gilbert, Fred and Annie Mae McDowell, Glenn Ohrlin, Almeda Riddle, Harp Singers, Dewey Shepherd, Robert Stanley, Mary Trivets ot Peter, Paul and Mary, Rev. Robert Wilkins. Participating in a on The Autoharp and Dulcimer," with Mike Seeger and Jean Ritchie hosts, will Keh and Neriah BtnfieM, Elgla Hickock, Chet Parker, Family, Frank Proffitt and Doc Vatson. will fetturt Jimwle Drift, wood, Clayton McMtchen, Dwell, Judy Roderick, Carter SUnley Doc Watson.

Smith. Van Ronk Sunday morning at 10, con- in addition to those who par-! tclpated on the wrk- 10 shop. Simultaneously, BUI Keith w)u hogU Billy Ray Lathum, Ralph Stanley, Don Stover, and Doc Watson, and the Old Time styles of Galther Carlton, Elliabelh Cotten. OUte Gilbert, Frank Proffitt, Hobart Ralph Smith, Ralph Stanley, Doc Watson and Arnold Walton. On Saturday morning at 10, three workshopi are scheduled.

"String. Bands," i on, Louts Vlnii LeJeune, Clayon McMichen, Dewey Shepherd and Hobart Smith. At 3:30, Jean Ritchie will be at a "Traditional Dance' session which will feature the Blue Ridge Mountain Dancers and the Hindman School Danc tn. D. K.

Wilgui will be hott at a "Country Music" session and D. K. Wilful 1 Ralph Rinzler'and Mike Seeger ai hotti, will have Sleepy John Sites with Hammy Nixon and (ink Rachel. Greenbriar Boyi, Clayton McMichen. Osbome SroOrtrs, Phipps Family, Ho- ui nv At 1:30 p.m.

tomonow, Pete ban Smith, Stanley Brothers Seeger will be host at a work- ft. jtjon Family. shop devoted to Broadsides or epical songs, featuring Johnny Cash, len Chandler, Jimmle Driftwood, Bob Dylan, Seamus Ennis, Sara Gunning, Phil Ochs, Chad Mitchell Trto, Tom Paxlon, Frank Proilitt, Malvina Reynolds, Rodriguez Brothers Bill Thatcher, and Hedy West. Also, at 1:30 p.m., Paul Kelson will show folk films and Doc Watson and Ralph'Rinzler will be hosts at a guitar workshop which will include Elizabeth Cotten, Willie Doss. Noelani Maboe, Phipps family, Hobart Smith, TV-Radio Neivs Favorite 'Candid Camera' Sequences and the Watson Family.

Theodre Bikel will be host at the Songs" session which feature. Cajun 3and, Clancy Brothers with Tommy Makem, Hamsa El Din Seamus Ennis, Kaupcna Wonj and Noelani Mahoe, and Rodri guez Brolhers. Alan Lomax, Willis James and Pete Seeger will be hosts at a session on "Negro Group Singing and Rhythmic Pot lerns" in 'which Jesse Fuller Mississippi John Hurt. Bessie cert of rellrlouj music will avt D. K.

WllfUi at host. Per- ttclpatint will Kentucky Cotoneli, Movlnc Star Hall Sinr en, Phlppi Family. Doc Reeie, UmedARiddlt. Jean Ritchie, Robert Pete Williams, Jean Ritchie will be host at a "Play Party and CJilMren'i Songs" featuring Joan Baa Blue Ridge Mountain Dancers, Seamus Ennis, Hindman School Dancers, Bessie Jones, Almeda Bessie Jones, and the Georgia Riddle, Pete Seeger and Hedy Sea Island Rodriguez Vest Jimmle Driftwood will be Brothers, Sccred Harp Group, tost at a workshop on the fiddle Dewey Shepherd, a i Smith. Sara Gunning, Ollte Gil- jert, Jimmy Driftwood, Swan SUvertonei, Stanley Brothers, Staple Singers, Watson Family and the Rev.

Robert Wllklni. At m. an academic to which Is free, will have as participants TrUtam Coffln, -Herbert Hal pert, Wlllli Jamei, Alan World Neivs Khrush Home From Poland WARSAW, Poland 1 (API- Premier Khrushchev flew back to the Soviet Union today after a two-day visit to Warsaw for the celebration the 20th anniversary of Poland's Communist regime. East Communist leader Walter Ulbricht and Cze- (AP) The War Ministry ha confirmed documents published by the news magazine 0 Cruz ilro showing that a brother-ln law of ex-President Joao Goulart received some $5 million from Fidel Castro to finance a revolt In Brazil. The documents jald Leone clioslovak Antonln Brizola, a former member Congress who fled to Uruguay Novotny also attended the an.

niversary celebration. EL1ZABETHVILLE, the Con go (AP)--Appeals to evacuate Jones and -the Georgia Sea whites from the revolt-torn east- Island Singers. tVed and An- em Congo mounted today fol- nie Mae the Moving lowing reports of new rebel Star Hall 'Singers and Reese will participate. Five be held that afternoon. 1:30 Willis EDITORS NOTE--Season cr season, producer Allen Funt; nhd his band of pixies continue! to dream lip strange and wonderful practical jokes, hide cameras and record the baffled, angry, shocked or amazed reactions of "Candid Camera's" fall guys.

Here Flint attempts to pick the -half-dozen sequences which he, personally found most amusing. By ALLEX FUNT For Cynthia Lowly NEW YORK (API-Picking a half-dozen favorite sequences ol "Candid Camera" from the Incinerator Bid Opening Aug. 13 for additions and prove ments to the refuse incinerator at the city dump have been advertised and will he opened Aug. 13. As a result of a study last year on possible means eliminating the smouldering anc smelly fires at Uie dump, which have plagued the city for years the Council put a $110,000 bond issue before the voters for 1m proving the incinerator.

The voters approved this. Bids accepted last month weri found to be too high, so speclfi cations had to be redrafted and readvcrtised. The Council is also studying the possible expansion of the dump and a public hearing Is slated for July 29. many hundreds recorded Isn't easy. It has meanl prodding my nemory pnd mentally recon- On innumerable humorous-moments.

As ihe creator and executive producer of the program natu- ally, I'm Inclined to be partial most of the sequences shown standing as air. I wish I were asked to front half. choose my favorite hundred irefcrcnces-- two hundred. That would have been, belter. But here are six that personally, favor.

One incident involved a junkyard car which we bought and stripped of ils motor. With Dorothy I.amour in the driver's seat, the car was towed to the op of a hill and allowed to roll down to a gas stalion. She oskcd the attendant to fill the gas tank and check the oil: When ha discovered that there was no cn- ine under the hood, the fun III another episode, a speaker and'microphone were concealed in a mailbox. One of the recorded conversations was particularly outstanding because, a man was deeply engrossed In a conversation with the "talking mailbox" when he noticed a passer-by eyeing him very curiously. At the snmc time, the mailbox became silent and the man assumed a sheepish look.

Another favorile was a se quence where we synchronized! vas the driver and she would stop the car and ask a man to sit in the back seat to listen for an unusual rattle. Then drove on a bit and, unspen by ler passenger, she pressed a sutlon and the car split in half, caving the rear of the standing as ihe drove off in the most delightful epi- Doc gains. One message from Belgian companies In the mining center of Bunia asked Congo authorl- James and Sam Charters will ties to evacuate 15 women and be hosts at a. "Blues" session 16 children as soon as possible, which will include Willy Doss, RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil with Goulart after the rigMis military coup last April, wa promised J10 million in all b. Ihe Cuban prime minister.

SEOUL, South Korea fAP)- The national police reported lt day that 49 persons have bee killed and 33 Injured as a resul at heavy rainstorms and light ning across South Korea In th past 12 days. Nearly 20 inches rain fell-In Seoul during the period. REWARD FOR DOLLAR OIL CUSTOMERS FUEL OIL 14c PER Plus DOUBLE S-H GREEN STAMPS DOLLAR OIL CO. Ttl846 7 Vacation Bound? be travel-safe with TRIP-CHEKS kind of travelers yOU aOHT HUD CASH TO 9fT TOP-CUBS' You UK our money to get them with a vacation loan. POUTIVt HOHtf Sign TtSf-CKOB to ipend them almost anywhere--or any one of our more than 710 affiliated offices In 41 states will cash them or tee that they are replaced if lost or stolen.

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One of the patrons got into an argument about salt when suddenly Ihe room burst into music and sound, and the man found himself in the middle of an impromptu scene. Another; memorable 1 incident which one most delightful children have ever photographed. played the role of Cinderella with. remarkable charm and imagination. I filled in with the Prince Charming bit but the climax came when the clock supposedly struck twelve and nothing would keep her from rushing "back to her fireside." cide with the arm and leg move- fa nls were conducting the score.

For. another of our sequences, BANDIT FLEES ON BIKE BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)-a symphonic selection to coin- A would-be bandit wearing a black bandana over. his face mants of several infants. This pulled a pistol on service station impression that the in- Patrick Kennedy Wednesday night.

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