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[[image - black and white photograph of Eleanor Applewhaite, seated at desk, at telephone]]
[[caption]] Eleanor Applewhaite 
Assistant General Attorney--Law [[/caption]]

[[image - black and white photograph of Julius McLaughlin, holding audio tape reels]]
[[caption]] JULIUS McLAUGHLIN
Technician [[/caption]]

[[image - black and white photograph of Janice Harvey]]
[[caption]] JANICE HARVEY has been a PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE in the Community Programs Department since joining the Station in 1969. [[/caption]]

[[image - black and white photograph of Carlos Muniz, seated on a desk while on the telephone]]
[[caption]] Carlos Muniz, Sales Account Executive for WCAU Radio, checks a presentation while arranging a meeting with a Philadelphia media buyer. [[/caption]]

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were such CBS presentations as "Who Speaks for the South?" and later "Segregation: Northern Style." There was the monumental 67-day reporting of the continuing debate on the Civil Rights Act of 1964, when CBS News conducted an 867-broadcast vigil on the steps of the Capitol. OF BLACK AMERICA explored the generally unknown historic facts about the contributions of Black men and women to our nation and to the world.
     
The 108-lecture series, BLACK HERITAGE: A HISTORY OF AFRO-AMERICANS, produced by WCBS-TV, CBS-owned station in New York, was shown on stations affiliated with the CBS Television Network throughout the country. This series was followed on the air by CONVERSATIONS IN BLACK, focusing on contemporary minority problems in education, housing, politics and employment. On the local level, the number of different series on minority subjects presented by CBS-owned stations is heartening evidence of the positive role of communications media.
     
Holt, Rinehart and Winston, CBS's largest publishing venture, in the past several years has published such works as Ready to Riot by the Black sociologist, Dr. Nathan Wright, Making All Things Equal by the Reverend Melvin Schoonover of Harlem and, most recently, Mrs. Coretta King's My Life with Martin Luther King, Jr. Also planned for publication is a six-book series on the problems of different minorities.
     
To assist it in implementing its noteworthy goals, CBS engaged the services of the respected Public Relations Enterprises, Inc., headed by Frederick S. Weaver, a

[[image - black and white photograph of Albert White]]
 [[caption]] ALBERT WHITE Desk Assistant (At helicopter traffic desk)[[/caption]]

[[image - black and white photograph of Cheryl Rice, on telephone, seated at desk]] 
[[caption]] CHERYL RICE, secretary to the WCAU Radio Account Executives, makes sure that one of her "men" gets the right message about his pet client. [[/caption]]

Transcription Notes:
Not sure how to deal with the caption for Janice Harvey. I put it on both this page and next, since it goes across both pages.