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THE CHARLOTTE 181962-74 Reorganization Plan Due R41 illttr 1 II 11 a 1 1 41iy: IP IA Ell Ok tkili 11111 1 I 1 th t'44 I 1 's 44119- -t 4 4 Speedway Hearing Scheduled Nov 5 00Wis' Wednesday July 18 1962 WBIV Chan 3 :00 Millionaire :15 Millionaire -ej :30 Tell the Truth :45 Tell the Truth 0e WSOC-TV Chan 9 Dr Malone Dr Malone Five Daughters Five Daughters The November hearing will follow by almost a month the "National 400" race set for the speedway Oct Although the caretaker firm Is expected to realize a healthy profit from this race it probably will not equal the $12533731 made on the May "World 600" race 4 :00 Secret Storm :15 Secret Storm :30 Edge of Night :45 Edge of Night Room For Daddy Room For Daddy Jungle Theatre Jungle Theatre ar74c7 4 lc IvemonionwoieSomourvel" I 14' 1 A 1 1I 1 'i ma 1 Ite NC Ae 4 '1(4'1'1- 11 41 1 1 at A 11 ti 5 li: -it'l 4- 1' I '''i 41-4''' '48 iil u4 dic -4 0 1 5'4 Z'r I is': i 1 i co' 4 4 I '1 1 Cli I 1 's 0 s'' tes '-'1 it $4:1 1 1 1 -1 4 t''' 1 ottke -4' I 4t 4 A- 4 '4' 5 141 4 40 i 4 --'4 A ----s'41' 01 0 ---y1 't 44116 1 lit I i' I 16 7 nt' i 0 0611 illk7: 67 i i'' 1 4 i 1 ti By HARRY MURPHY News Staff Writer Nov 5 has been set as the date for a federal court hearing here on a reorganization plan for the Charlotte Motor Speedway Judge Craven Jr set the date in an order filed with the clerk's office Monday After a July 6 hearing in his chambers he had granted an extension for the plan's filing until "sometime in November" but he set no date The hearing in the judge's chambers followed a July 5 hearing in the courtroom at which Robert Robinson the court appointed trustee requested an extension 5 :00 3 Ring Circus :15 3 Ring Circus :30 3 Ring Circus :45 3 Ring Circus Clown Carnival Clown Carnival Clown Carnival Clown Carnival After seeing the May race figures Judge Craven said at the July 5 hearing "I am committing myself for the first time to seeing this thing through to the end" There had previously been some doubt as to whether the judge would stave off creditors long enough for the firm to be reorganized or whether be would allow the track to be sold 6 :00 Whirlybirds :15 Whirlybirds :30 News Wea :45 Walter Cronkite Quick Draw McGraw News Wea Huntley-Brinkley 1st -3 1 ee 4 or 5 7 it I 1 I 4 1 7 i' i 1 i '4 4' 4: :4 'T A i 5 ''''i A it "c'7ik "1'''' 1 Si- 4'I'' A ii- 1 it'sC' 7 :00 Movie :15 Movie :30 Movie :45 Movie Sea Hunt Sea Hunt Wagon Train Wagon Train 8 :00 Movie :15 Movie :30 Checkmate :45 Checkmate Wagon Train Wagon Train Top Cat Top Cat Duke Project Henry Cheney will talk about Duke Power's $60 million project which includes Lake Nor man and Cowan's Ford Dam at the North Charlotte Rotary Club at 12:30 pm Monday in Johnston Memorial YMCA 9:00 Checkmate :15 Checkmate :30 Van Dyke :45 Van Dyke Mystery Theatre Mystery Theatre Mystery Theatre Mystery Theatre MR ROBINSON said he need- 1 ed more time to complete investigation of the appproximately $900000 in claims filed against the speedway Speedway corporation officials ducked under Chapter 10 of the Federal Bankruptcy Act late last year to prevent the racetrack from being sold to satisfy the alleged debts The trustee said in his interim report filed with the court that testimony from witnesses "indicates defenses and substantial counter claims may exist against various secured and unsecured claimants This testimony further indicates that causes of action may exist against other persons" The FBI is assisting in the 0 :00 Circle Theatre :15 Circle Theatre :30 Circle Theatre :45 Circle Theatre Naked City Naked City Naked City Naked City News Staff Culbreth The exhibit will be open during Senior Citizens Week (this week) and all paintings are on sale Those exhibiting work are members of the Latta Community Center of Charlotte Park and Recreation Commission Nowt StAff Photo-14nowveutt Some of Charlotte's junior citizens appear to have an intent interest in watching two senior citizens paint at Monday's art exhibit at the Charlottetown Mall Artists pictured are Miss Eugenia Walton (left) and Mrs TV REITALS Free Delivery TELEVISION RENTAL AND SALES CO I News Wea Sports Tonight Show Tonight Show :010 INTaetae wSNheows Sp I I 5 :30 Late Show :45 Late Show Color I lti 4 '4 Thursday July 19 1962 Lonely Oldsters Eager For 'Something To Do' VVednesday's Radio Carolina Calling Today :30 Carolina Calling Today :15 Carolina Calling Today :45 Carolina Calling Today JOIIN ERICSON and Cloris Leachman star in "Night Panic" on Mystery Theater at 9 pm on IVSOC TV Tonight's Best Bet MYSTERY THEATER 9 pm Channel This new show won't seem so You've seen this basic plot dozens of times and even some of the alleged twists are so tired they barely curve 114 "Night Panic" does build up some suspense in the beginning as we follow Cloris Leachman and the telephone calls which are frightening her She even gets a visit from the caller complete with Ital loween mask This part IS neatly done but when we get beyond that into the unmasking of the culprit we find an old story Miss Leachman acts properly ter rifled by it all with John Ericson as a friend In need and Marion Ross as her of fice confidante There's also a good brief portrait of an office wolf by Gordon Jones Heightening the suspense Is some odd background music the work of Fred Steiner WBT -MO KC-CBS 1140 Crosby-Clamor 700 12:30 Feature 7:40 12:35 Feature 7:45 12:40 Arthur Smith 9:00 12:45 Confab 9:15 1:10 Tempo 9:30 6:15 Profile 9:45 6:30 Tempo 10:10 6:45 Lowell Thomas 1:20 700 7:40 7:45 1100 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:10 1:20 Back to Bible Observations Worldwide Sports Project 60 Lifeline Radio Moscow Open Question Tempo Sign Off News and Hour and Vs Hour Farm News 6:00 am 1215 PAL 5:00 Almanac 635 Ty Boyd 9:00 Tempo 10:10 Arthur Godfrey 11:10 House PartY 11:30 Garry Moore 8 :00 :15 :30 :45 Capt Kangaroo Capt Kangaroo Capt Kangaroo Capt Kangaroo Today today today roday :00 9 :15 :30 45 Romper Room Romper Room Foot In Door Foot In Door KC-CHARLOTTE EDITORIAL: $:15 cm 10:15 am 315 pm 615 pm pm STOCKS: 7:15 cm 12:45 Pm 5:10 pm 6:10 pm 6:55 pm Debbie Drake Comedy Classics Comedy Classics Comedy Classics WIST-1240 MUSIC: 24 Hours A Day NEWS: Every hour on hour Headlines 40 Minutes Pest the Hr SPORTS WEATAER 20 min past the hr MOP 10 :00 Calendar 15 Calendar :30 Jane Wyman :45 Jane Wyman Say When Say When Play Your Hunch Play Your Hunch WAYS MO KC NEWS: 5 Min before hour WEATHER: 25 minutes oast the hour SIGN OFF: 17 SION ON 5:15 CM 5:15 Farm News MUSIC: Throughout day "Just anything that would be of help to others" One of the younger applicants a woman of 63 who used to be a secretary said she wanted to be an entertainer and play request numbers on the piano or organ Victim of a broken hip and still walking with a cane a 74-year-old woman wanted a paying job In a hospital or pub lie library The purpose of this Job Clearing House is not to find jobs for these applicants but to make a roster of qualified applicants available for both volunteer and paying jobs and to make this information available to local companies and business concerns Senior Citizens Week is being sponsored locally by the Park and Recreation Commission and Heart Services hands after you have retired from an active life in business or if you have been widowed for several years or if some particular family responsibility you've had is suddenly whisked away Generally the condition of health of the applicants was good Except for trouble with hearing or in moving about quickly they were in good physical condition What sort of work would these lonely elder citizens like to do? One 72-year-old woman wanted a part-time office job She admitted she was "rusty" on shorthand but said she would "brush up" A 72-year-old man bard of hearing wants to work in a bakery He added that he could "cook and wait on tables" By SUE TITCOMB News Staff Writer What motivates people in their 70's to get out in temperatures in the high 90's and apply for a job? The Committee on Aging as part of Senior Citizens Week held a Job Clearing House in the Charlottetown Mall yesterday A major reason for this inaugural event was to see what would happen What happened was that a stream of white-haired citizens predominantly women and most of them over 70 came into the offices of Heart Services and hopefully or with discouragement applied for a job "My greatest trouble is being lonely" one applicant told an interviewer "I am no longer able to sew for my grandchildren they are all grown up and I need something to do" WWOK -1480 KC -CHARLOTTE SIGN ON 5:15 WEATHER: 15 minutes past the hour MUSIC: Throughout day SIGN OFF: 515 NEWS: 5 minutes before the hour 7 PM 11 Ernie 1i'oorrcdt i :30 Brighter Day :45 Brighter Day Price Is Right Price Is Right Concentration Concentration WM -1600 KC-CHARLOTTE SIGN ON: 5 a STOCKS 6:50 Throughout day WEATHER: With news and on Yr hour News: 6 1 8 8:55 12 am SIGN OM 1:00 6:55 10 11 12 pm 12g :30 :45 Love Of Life Love Of Life Search for To'rot Guiding Light Mid-Day News Playhouse wPlayhouse Playhouse OF HOLLYWOOD An ex-Wac sets out to trap herself a husband by using a company's records Claudette Colbert and Robert Young are starred in "Bride for Sale" HUNT Mike Nelson a marine biologist and lady photographer probe the mystery of a monster in a tropical lagoon tomodsmori 1047 MC hoo Album Adventures 8:00 Concert 9:00 Favorite Music SIGN OM 11:00 pm WYFM SIGN ON: 1:00 cm 7:00 Music in Morning 9:00 Seat! laht 3:00 Matinee 5:00 Favorite Music Betty Feezor Playhouse Betty Feezor Playhouse As World Turns Playhouse As World Turns Playhouse SOC 930 1035 MC-NBC KC -WSOC FM 1 :00 :15 :30 :45 2 :00 :15 :30 :45 Color Oh Susanna Jan Murray Oh Susanna Jan Murray Art Link letter Loretta Young Art Link letter Loretta Young 11:05 Contact 1:05 Pop Canine 305 Music Man 6:05 Sports 6:10 Char Serenade News Every Halt Hour Emphasis on 34 Hour 500 Merry Go Round 530 Farm and Home 6:05 Merry Go Round 9:05 Parade Music 730 News of World 145 Parade of Hits 0:05 Audio 10:30 News 10:45 Audio 1:00 SIGN OFF 730 PM TRAIN Charlie Wooster head of the wagon train chow line becomes too fond of a captured buffalo named Clyde Charlie refuses to sacrifice Clyde for meat for the train (Repeat) A HOUSEWIFE 70 said she would do any kind of work I Got RELIEF or you A 0014 A HOUSEWIFE 70 said she 60 would do any kind of work 1 Got RELIEF or your A nR 11' DAgClf OTHERS were motivated from similar loneliness because they wanted to meet people or because they had a desire to help others Time hangs heavy on your WMITFM 1069 MC CONTINUOUS BROADCASTING 10:00 Showcase 11:55 Weather 12:00 Concert 2:00 Albums 5:55 Weather -MOUNT MITCHELL 6:00 Sonata 8:00 Spectrum 9:00 Symphony 10:55 Weather 11:00 Nocturnes 12:00 Overturf RENTS TELEVISIONS EtirTS Tri muffin 11111141U114 MONEY BACK Laboratory tests prove HT kills athlete's foot germs in 15 seconds Use HF liquid daily until toe cracks scales and blisters go 30-year rec ord of success Ask for HT at drug counters 4 of 65c 1 oz $125 3 oz 3100 MONEY BACK Laboratory tests prove HT ii kills athlete's toot germs in 41 atnVIRM Val nail ii4u daily until toe cracks scales and blisters go 30-year rec ord of success Ask for IlitodrzysgiClOstileorSz13000Z65C WFBCCh 4 Greenville WFMYCh 2 Greensboro WKIC -1310 KC CHARLOTTE SIGN ON 5 a rn WEATHER: 25 minutes oast the hour MUSIC: Throughout day SIGN OFF: 1t45 a NEWS: 5 minutes before the hour sic Mt NE Rascal Old Rebel Yon! Bear Sea Hunt WCGC -1270 KC -MUTUALABC SIGN ON: ft a WEATHER: 6:55 am 12:4 PM MUSIC: Throughout day 12:55 NV-Boston NEWS ABC at 55 SIGN OFF: 11 hour on Va SI( NE McGraw M-Saued M-Squad WUNCCh 4 Chapel Hill too Trig 5:30 Trig 6:00 Chron lc is 6:15 What's New 6:30 What's New I Music 7:00 Music 7:30 Writers Today 8:00 Books Ideas 11:30 Poets at Work 9:00 Fluid Land 9:34 SignOft 10:00 830 PM repeat is a confusing affair because we have Lloyd Bridges playing two parts twin brothers Of course one is a good brother (a success- 4116 ful architectural engineer) and the other is a bad brother (an unsuccessful architectural engi neer) And we bounce back and forth between good and evil between the two Bridges so often and so rapidly it's hard to tell which twin has the halo If you can follow it you'll enjoy it but the odds are you'll have the wrong one at the end CAT and his gang in search for food find a picnic basket with an abandoned baby Despite TC's protests the group adopts the infant News Weather Doug Edwards Ripcord Alvin Chipmunks Beach Comber Checkmate Sociaff Agecurity Gagne Ace News Wee Report Third Man Wagon Train Wagon Train The Rebel Mystery Theatre Mystery Theatre Play Your Hunch David Brinkley Weaq Spts News Jack Padre Jack Pearl 0 1 0 --r ll) c7IIIIIAIIV BEGINS WEDNESDAY wed 18th 1:304:30 7:3010:30 pm Thurs 19th 1:304:30 7:3010:30 pm Fri 20th Wwives 10 12:30 pm: 1:304:30 7:3010:30 pm Sat 21st 1:304:30 pm 7:3010:30 pm Instructiong Available CHARLOTTE COLISEUM A DARCY Co 21S 2nd ED 44706 Wr Free Cugtomer Parking Ices We Deliver NCY To HosCpitalos A FAA Sk-tin a 21S 41) a 2nd ED 44706 a i ye ovt a BEGINS WEDNESDAY Wed 18th 1304:30 IR) 7:3010:30 pm Thurs 19th 1:304:30 7:3010:30 pm Fri 20th Wwives 10 am I 4' 12:30 pm 1:304:30 7:3010:30 pm sat 21st 1:304:30 pm 7:3010:30 pm i A Instructiong Available CHARLOTTE 1 11 4 I 4 King of Diamonds Bob Newhart David Brinklev tea SPtSo News Movie Hour Movie Hour 10:30 11:00 11:15 11:30 THE CHARLOTTE NEWS 9 PM THEATER Tonight's Best Bet WBIW-Ch Florence WECTCh 6 Wilmington 9:30 PM VAN Rob's co-work ers turn out a script without his help he suspects he is no longer needed (Repeat) F7'710ttk71' 100'4 40---04 AVCWfV '410 A SMALL OFFICIAL RULES INSPAClu 7 Spartanburg 5:00 We A Great Lite C30 Wild Bill Hickok 6:00 State Trooper 6:30 News Wea 6:45 Walter Cronklte 700 US Marshal 730 Alvin Show COO Window on Maim St 830 Checkmate 9:00 Checkmam 9:30 Dick Ven Dyke 10:00 Circle Theatre 10:30 Circle Theatre 11:00 News Weather 11:12 Sports 11:20 Movie STEINWAY Highway Patrol Spaceship Huckleberry Hound News Weather Walter Crook! le FICKP Third Man Main Street Check Mete Checkmate Donna Reed Naked City Naked CRY 4 Wea4 Ws Nit WI Late Show 4 Late Show FOR YOUR HOME 1 0 PM THEATER "Assignment: Teen age Junkies" dramatizes how teenagers are lured into narcotics addiction and the toll addiction takes in terms of human misery crime and degradation (Repeat) repeat introduces a tragic man forced into a kidnapping by his ambitious wife It's a good story and to coin pound the interest two ex 4t it ceptionally fine actors play the parts Jack Klugman and Jan Sterling make the Tiloffs a fascinating couple Their kidnapping plot is different from the usual child snatching in several ways we'll let you discover them for yourself Klugman's innate decency and his wife's innate cruelty come into fatal conflict over what to do with their victim Good entrusting shots of New York's poor and wealthy sections help tell the story here It is one of this show's best efforts Circulation Dept before 5:00 PM the following Tuesday by showing their Social Security cards Prizes may be claimed by mail if claim letter postmarked before midnight Tuesday and Social Security card enclosed (Card and check will be sent to you by return mail) Please do not telephone All correspondence should be ade-essed to Social Security Game The Charlotte News Box 1886 Charlotte ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED AT THE nimmorrE NEWS CIRCULATION DEPT BY NOON ON FRIDAY Everyone with a Social Security Card eligible except employees of The Charlotte News and their families Entries may be submitted on daily coupon in The News (or a facsimile) and mailed on a postcard or brought to The News Circulation Dept 600 Tryon St Charlotte The News is not responsible for entries lost or delayed in mail Six winning numbers determined by a drawing will be published each first draw 'will be worth $5000 and the remaining five $10 each Winners may claim prize money in person at The News Poratyll HuckisberrY Ben McDonald RCMP RCM Wee News Huntley-Brinklel Wagon Train Wagon Train Joey Bishop Mystery Theatre Mystery Theatre Bob Newhart David Brinkley News Weather Tonight Show Tonight Show WIS-Ch 10 Columbia Jolly Jinn Amos 'n' Andy Johnny on Spot Weather Ports Report Phil Silvers Wagon Train Wagoti Train The Rebel Mystery Theatre Mystery Theatre pie! 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