WEDNkSDAY. JANUARY 28,1976 THE TRffiUNAL AID Page 7 1960 Sit-Ins Recalled In First February 'M inute' “ Black Perspective On The News” Is Other Side It was February 1, 1960, place orders. As expected, lunch counter is the subject p.m., is produced by In America today, there the public in a barrage of America requires a cultural for it presents an additional 4:30 p.m. Four Negro they were refused service. of the first “ Historic WFMY-TV in connection are more than two sides to quotes from reliable, adroitness unique in the dimension to all of us. youths, all students at But then, in a quite Minute” for February, on with the Bicentennial every story. It is no longer though unseen sources. history of the world. One “ Black Perspective” fo- nearby A&T College, unexpected move, the four WFMY-TV, Channel 2. observances. adequate to read all the In a society with a split must learn to live success- cuses on the dissolution of paraded silently into a refused to leave -- and thus “ Historic Minutes,” a A sample of “ Historic news that’s fit to print nor personality, a world which fully in a predominant polarization through media, downtown Greensboro sparked the birth of a year-long series based on Minutes” to be broadcast is it enough to watch takes turns at fratricide culture alien to one’s own Thik of us as everybody’s store. Inside, they sat down nationwide trend of sit-ins. events in North Carolina in February include: topless, bottomless, laugh- when not reaching for and simultaneously retain perspective plus a little at the lunch counter and, What followed the stu history and broadcast Mon. Feb. 2, Beginning a-minute quicky evening unexplored planets or one’s pristine identity. extra. The guests on our one-by-one, attempted to dents’ refusal to leave the Monday-Saturday at 5:49 of sit-ins in Greensboro news. increasing its overkill Black journalists observe program will be the (1960) The objective, the sub- potential, the United States the national scene with two national newsmakers. The To Be On SOUL TRAIN Fri. Feb. 13, A black jective, the fact and the needs some old-fashioned sets of eyes and a sixth Black journalists will be the cabinet maker in Milton opinion - not to mention the answers. sense. They are at the same finest, most incisive and The Temptations com and “ Shakey Ground.” artist, composer and pro (1829) truth, are often tumbled at ■‘Black Perspective on time inside and a part of the experienced in the land. bine with Edwin Starr to Makers of musical his- ducer. showcases some of the News," presented each news and outside as bring fans a dazzling array tory, the Temptations are the new material from his Defying Danger And Death There is no one who week on PBS, asks those observers. The Black pers of talent and showmanship one of the most popular latest LP entitled. Free to the Ringling Bros, and makes national news that The livelihoods of the questions of the people who pective is most often that of this Saturday on Soul Train, singing groups in the Be Myself, for which he may not be a guest in the performers in the 106th Barnum & Bailey Circus know or should know the people who want the television’s popular weekly nation and even though wrote nine of the ten songs illustrate the best tradition future. The content will be Edition of Ringling Bros, answers or who at least answers to questions that musical-dance show. they have undergone many on the album. Sure to of the Circus-'devoting the issues of today, and and Barnum & Bailey make the questioning affect them. When the Melvin Franklin, Richard changes in personnel dur please are “ Stay With their skills and energies to seeing of informative res Circus coming to the necessary. The Black pers perspective is specifically Street, Glenn Leonard, Otis ing their 13 years in show Me,” his current single ponses to probing ques Greensboro Coliseum on flawless performances, ba pective? How does that non-white, it is all the more Williams and Dennis Ed business, they continue to release, and “ Abyssinia tions. The audience - well, Tuesday, February 10 thru nishing fear with dedica differ from other perspec valuable and informative to wards, the mighty Tempta turn out best selling tunes Jones.” tion, and sharing with we hope that will be YOU. Sunday, February 15 for tives and who says so? all who watch and listen. tions, sing “ Glasshouse,” and high quality perform A versatile stylist who Children of all Ages their twelve performances, par Being non-white in “ Darling Stand By Me,” ances. performs a wide variety of take in some of the most skill and joy in performing. “ Keeping Holding On” Edwin Starr, record soul and pop material, Starr hazardous professions in ASTRODESTINY International Championship has such hits to his credit as the world, according to “ Agent Double-0 Soul” insurance statistics. Yet Jeweler and “ Oh How Happy,” Friendships c I jeopardy. If is best to take slt- day after day, year after
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