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As 2023 Fades To Black, We Say Goodbye

As 2023 Fades To Black, We Say Goodbye
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In memoriam: Those we lost in 2023 - The Bay State Banner

In memoriam: Those we lost in 2023 - The Bay State Banner
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William H Dilday Jr , pioneer in U S television, dies at 85

William H Dilday Jr , pioneer in U S television, dies at 85
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William H Dilday Jr , first Black TV station manager in U S , dies

William H. Dilday Jr. took over a Jackson, Mississippi, TV station known for its racism and led it to new heights.

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William Dilday Jr , First Black U S TV Station Manager, Dead at 85

William H. Dilday Jr., the first Black television station manager in the U.S., died on July 27 in Newton, Massachusetts. He was 85. His daughter, Erika Dilday, confirmed to The New York Times that her father died in the hospital due to complications after a fall.

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