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Newspaper Page TextTuei., June 18, 1963 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 lire W7" 7-v CHALLENGER Denny Moyer (left) ond defending champion Ralph Dupas slug it out in the first round of their Junior Middleweight title fight Monday. Dupas kept his crown on a unanimous 15-round decision over trie Portland boxer. (UPI Telephoto) Dupas Retains Boxing Title With Decision Over Moyer BALTIMORE (UPI) Ralph .danced the ex-champion, from Tlnnas thn little hnrv-saw frnm whom he took the title last April New Orleans, doesn't care how he wins "em, so long as he does, and today he still is the world I junior middleweight champion. The 27-year-old Dupas kept his title Monday night by beating former champion Denny Moyer of Portland, Ore., for the second time within seven weeks, again on a 15-round decision that was close. Ralph out-speeded and out- BOWLING INDIAN SUMMER LEAGUE Channel Chicks, 7; Team No. 13, 6; Team No. 3, 6; Frank and Bob's Flying A, 5; The Ramblers, 5; Team No. 14, 4; Byrd's Mar ket, 4; Lucky. Strikes, 4; The Coolers. 4; Team Na. 14, 4; The Larks, 4; The Four Squaws, 3; Team No. S, 3; Teem No. 9, 3; Team No. 4, 2; Strlkllng and Short Insurance, 1. MONDAY SUMMER LEAGUE Dreamboats, 7-1 Hopefuls, 6-2; Altty Goof, ers, 6-2; Alligalzers, 5-3; Alley Busters, 3-5; The Alley Cats, 3-5: Sand Baggers, 7-e; Slow Pokes. 2-41 Team No. 10, 1-3; Team No. 9, 1-3. WOMEN'S OPEN SET NEW YORK (UPI) The 1965 Women's Open golf championship will be held at the Atlantic City Country Club at Northfield, N.J., July 1-3. This year's tourney is scheduled for the Kenwood Coun try Club in Cincinnati and the 1964 championship at the San Di ego Country Club, Chula Vista, Calif. W -if I r j..l,,r "r-. 1 hl liiaW v ?viHhi,..- f ' t -4-i . St id mStmi&'---' - ' UNBEATEN Cassius Marcellus Cloy, the "Louisville Lip," (top) predicts o knockout in the fifth round of tonight's heavyweight bout with British Empire chompion Henry Cooper ot London's Wembley Stadium. A sell-out crowd of 55 000 is expected to witness the battle, with the win ner getting o crack ot the title. (UPI Telephoto) CO-MANAGE FARM TEAM CHICAGO (UPI) Hugi.Mul cahv will represent the Chicago White Sox and Rip Collins the Chi caeo Cubs as co-managers of the Middlesboro, Ky.. team that is o Derated iointlv bv the two major league clubs in the Appalachian 27. nd nis stronger punching at dose range was enough to earn him the decision which was booed by a small crowd of 2,544 in the new, 13,000 seat Civic Center. "I knew I had him all the way," Dupas said. "It may have looked as though - he hurt me a couple of times, but he didn't. I was in good shape better than the last time when I had been idle for more than three months." The decision was unanimous in favor of Dupas, who scored the 101st victory of his career against only 17 losses and two draws. For Moyer, who was the 6-5 favorite at fight time, it was his 10th loss against 37 victories. Moyer originally, won the newly created division title by outpoint ing Joey Giambra at Portland, Ore., on Oct. 20, 1962. He defend ed against Dupas last April and lost the title on a close decision in New Orleans, which many called a "home town decision" in favor of Ralph. Dupas circled the baby-faced Moyer consistently with fast foot work and kept throwing leather at the 23-year-old Denny as he circled sometimes hitting from a crouch and other times leaping in with long jabs and straight rights. There were no knockdowns in the bout The three ring officials favored Dupas on a five-point-must basis as follows: Referee Benny Gold stein, 70-66; Judge Eddie Leonard, 69-68; and Judge Jimmy Jones, For Tlit Plitttt la WIDDINQ INVITATIONS OK ANNOUNCIMINTS CHI M & M PRINTERS Itttlrt MHI Local Karter Wins Trophy Bob Berry emerged as Rose burg's only first place winner as action was close throughout the afternoon Sunday at the Tri-City Kart track. Berry earned his trophy by edg ing Charlie Greer of Myrtle Creek for top honors in the Group II rac es. Randy Ring, Springfield, cap tured first place in the Group I rac ing as he nipped Darrcll Mulligan, another Springfield ace. Dale Mil ligan, Roseburg, competing in the adult division for the first time, grabbed third place honors in the Group I action. Eugene's Tom Wliilo topped ihe field in the junior boys category, with Jerry Condray, Grants f ass, finishing a close second. Condray had the fast time in the trials for the single engine karts as he circled the track in a blazing 25 seconds. The dual engine class was un able to race because only two ma chines in this division were enter ed, and it takes three to constitute a class. In Group I competition all driv ers timed in within five-tenths of a second of each other, making for tight races from start to finish. The next races sponsored by the Slo-Kart Club of Roseburg will be held July 4 at the Tri-City track. Karters from throughout Oregon and California will be on hand to compete in the special holiday event. RESULTS: GROUP I 1, Randy Ring, Springfield. 2, Darrcll Mulligan, Springfield. 3, Dale Milligan, Rose burg. GROUP II 1, Bob Berry, Rose burg. 2, Charlie Greer, Myrtle Creek. 3, Clyde Hastings, Hose burg. JUNIOR BOYS 1, Tom White, Eugene. 2, Jerry Condray, Grants Pass. 3, Lynn Mulligan, Spring field. SPORTSMAN'S' PISEST SHALLOW DRIFTING ARTIFICIAL NYMPHS BULGING" SlIBFACE-BULGINa TROUT MAY SEEM TO BE TAKING FLIES ON TOP OP THE WATER, BUT THEV ARB REALLy FEEOINS ON THE HATCHIN3 NYMPHS, DOIFTINS JUST BELOW THE SURFACE AF TER RtSINfl FROM THE BOTTOM OF A LAKE OR NEAR THE TAIL, OF STREAM'S RIFFLE9 OR POOL. END SINKS 4 tTCXW WITH NYMPH Treat ply line anb butt section 05 leader so tmev float, leavin3 z or 3 feet at end greaseless to sink with unweighted nymph. let nymph drop oust upstream from bulging fish to drift draa-freb to it. cast so LINE WONT FALL OVEFt PfSM. LI1V WEDNESDAY SPECIAL :ISH STICK p. SHRIMP AAr IASKET SK BASKET III I leg. 80e J J Reg. $1.20 W HARVARD DRIVE IN 1270 W. OR 2 m South won the first trick with the ace of spades and counted 11 easy tricks. The twelfth m.ght lie in di amonds. If not, there was always the possibility of a squeeze, so South decided to tackle the dia monds right away. He cashed the ace, led a second diamond and stuck in the nine. East won with the jack and return ed a spade. West's ten forced dum my's king. South played the king of Hospital News Visiting Hours 1 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 to I p.m. Douglas Community Hospital Admitted Medical: David Vigue, Mrs. Clif ford Thrasher, Carla Cox, Mrs. Walter Brown, all of Roseburg; John Moore, Sutherlin; Mrs. Rob ert Pease, Idleyld Park; Mrs. Den ton Kobcl, Wilbur; James Roswell, Riddle. Surgery: Guy Pritchett, Mrs. Don ald Cummins, Cynthia Pownell, all of Roseburg. Discharged Vclma Jacoby, Donna S 1 e a d, Mrs. William Cast and son Alan Stowart, Thomas Howell, Ricky and Stephen Howell, Mrs. Ronald Zcissler, Mrs. Ernest Kittclman and son Earl Edwin, Royal Low, Alfred Boyd, Phillip Altlen, Todd Maudlin, Dan Wells, Mrs. Clayton Aldrich and daughter Lisa Kelli, Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. John George, Ellen Perry, Mark Wal pole, Otis Smith, Mrs. Oscar Rick li, all of Roseburg; Loris McVay, Glide; Mrs. James Linholm and daughter Donna Jean, Winchester; Mrs. John Swcaringcn, Myrtle Creek; Mrs. Frank Gill and son, liryan Kay, Oakland; Mrs. James Ball and daughter Jamie Lou, James Rosswell, all of Riddle; Mrs. Byron Wong, Richard Rone, both of Sutherlin; Raymond Kohrs, Trcs Pinos, Calif. Mercy Hospital Admitted Medical: Junnicc Bcnnings, Joan Webb, Mrs. Clyde Mouser, Steven Strickling, Mrs. Phillip Gordon, all of Roseburg; Mrs. Carl S i m m s, Winston; Mrs. Larry Leonard, Oak land; Mrs. Raymond Stinnett, Sutherlin; Mrs. Joe Cinnamond, Napa, Calif. Surgery: Mrs. Alvin Erskine, Roseburg. Discharged Guy Boycr. James Lavin. Mrs. Alexander Meyer, Vickie Stone, Mrs. Mary Ellen Redmond, Mrs. Shelby Barnelt, Mrs. Thomas Hal- ler, all or Koscourg; Mrs. rior um Ortiz, Oakland; William Mc- Caulcy. Myrtle Creek; Timmy naie, sicpnen Jiaie, ootn oi liner: Jim Lutz, Empire; Gail Strobridge, Kincno; Airs. uarK Johnson, sum erlin. Sell-Out Assured For Clay-Cooper Heavyweight Tilt NEW YORK (UPI) The richest fight ever staged outside the United States is slated for London, England Tuesday night, when heavyweight contenders Cassius Clay of Louisville, Ky., and Henry Cooper of England bai lor the right to shoot at the crown. A sell-out gate of $448,000 is practically assured at Wembley Stadium according to promoter Jack Solomons. That would top the $370,000 drawn at Goteborg, Sweden, on June 17, 1962 for the fight between heavyweights Inge mar Johansson of Sweden and Dick Richardson of Wales. The Goteborg gate was the largest for any fight held outside the United States. However, the crowd of 55,000 at Goteborg was practically the same as expected at London's outdoor Wembley Stadium Tuesday. The largest non-American fight crowd was 90,000 at the Primo Camera-Paulino Uzcudun heavy weight bout at Barcelona, Spain, Nov. 30, v.i.w. However mat gate was only $110,000. Clay, only 21 and unbeaten in h s 18 professional bouts has cap tivated and irritated England's fans with his carefully planned constant boasting and disparaging remarks about 29-year-old Cooper. Nevertheless Cassius is favored at 41. Saturday night's nationally tele vised loroundcr at Madison Square Garden brings together Cuban Jose Stable of New York, young third-ranking welterweight contender, and Charley Scott of Philadelphia, an unrated "spoil er." Stable is favored at 95. The Week's boxing schedule al so includes: Tuesday: New York (Sunny side) John l'crsol vs. Hcrschel Jacobs. Bremerton. Wash. Eddie Cotton vs. Bob McKtnncy. Wednesday: Eric, Pa. Gene Toran vs. Eddie Whitaker. Thursday: Miami, Kla.: Santos Mencnduz vs. Lou Bowen. Los Angeles (Olympic) Danny Val- dcz vs. Licho Gucrro. HARVARD 3451 South Squeezes Twelfth Trick By OSWALD JACOBY (Written For NEA) diamonds from dummy and dis carded his last spade. He had hoped to drop the queen but in stead West showed out. At this point South could have claimed the balance on a squeeze, but such showing off is not good form. Still South knew he was go ing to make the hand, because only West could stop spades and only East could stop diamonds. Eventually, no one was going to be able to stop hearts. .South ran off five club tricks. On NORTH IS 4K97 KII K1094 K.10 4 WEST EAST A Q J 10 8 5 A 6 4 VJ973 VQ10 4 65 QJ87J 82 753 SOUTH (D) A A32 V A6S A2 AQJ96 Both vulnerable South West North East 1 Pass 1 Pass 3N.T. Pass 5N.T. Pass 6N.T. Pass Pais Pass Opening lead Q the fourth club a heart was discard ed from dummy. On the fifth club West had to go down to two hearts in order to hang on to the jack of spades. The nine of spades was discarded from dummy it had done its work, but the ten of diamonds was left to squeeze East. East had to hang on to the queen of diamonds and was also forced to go to two hearts. Now South led a heart to dum my s king and made the last two tricks with his ace and small heart. Improve, your bridge gamel order your copy of "Win at Bridge With Oswald Jacoby." Just lend your name, address, and 50 cents to: Jacoby Bridge, News-Review, P. O. Box 1248, Roseburg, Oregon and a copy will be mailed to you. Or if you prefer, copies may be purchased at the News-Review office. Q The bidding has been: South West North East I Pass 1 Pass 7 You, South, hold: AQ65 4)AQ2 A 6 5 What is your rebld? A Twe no-trump! One spade Is Inadequate and a jump lo two spades would Indicate an unbal anced pattern. TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner rcblds three dia monds, what do you do now? Answer Tomorrow UO's Kirsch Nominated As Top Collegiate Coach OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) ' TJniver sity of Oregon's Don Kirsch was one of nine coaches nominated Monday for the College Baseball Coach of the Year Award. Also included among the noml noes was Itod Dcdcaux of NCAA champion Southern California. The award will be presented at Ihe annual convention or the American Association of College Baseball Coaches in New York Jan. S. Movie Showtime Tuaiday June II, Iftt ClOVERLEAF DRIVE IN (SuthtrllrO - Box office open! at 1:15 p.m., Mow tlarft at duik. "Mlraclt of the While Stellloni" and "Five Weehf In a Balloon" TRI CITY DRIVE IN ITrl-Clty) Catei o at a p.m., ihnw at f. "Who'a cot Ihe Action?" and "Llia" Wednitday June It, MU CLOVERLEAP DRIVE IN THEATRIC Box office ooem at 1:13. Show llartl at dulK "Yankee Buccaneer" end "The Hand of Death" TRI CITY DRIVE IN Getei open I. Show at t:00. Buck Nile. "Horlionlat Lieuten ant" and "The Innocenlt" a radio presentation of PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY told by NELSON OLMSTED MON. WED. FRI. KQEN 5:05 pm KYES 12:30 pm Calendar Tuesday, Juno II Satan's Chauffaurs, 7:30 p.m. 1421 SE Micelli. Winston Dillard Kiwanii Club, dinner meeting at Junction Cafe, 6:30 p.m. Sutherlin Methodist Church, choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Boots and Calico Pattern Danes Lessons, Winston Community Hall, 8-10 p.m., Ward Cumnnngs instruc tor. For information call OR 2-286J or write PO Box 104. Roseburg Kiwanii Club, Ump qua Hotel Civic Room, noon. Satan's Chauffeurs at the club, j55 NE Housley, 7:30 p.m. Ollde Kiwanii Club, 7:30 p.m. Open duplicate bridge club 7:15 at Umpqua Hotel. For information call Mrs. W. C. Callison, OR 2-1452. Alcoholics Anonymous, 424 NE Winchester, 8 p m for informa tion call OR J-6629. Associated Voluntaeri card par ty, Veterans Hospital recreation building music room, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard, 8-10 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary I p.m. home of Myrtle Baker, 1729 w. Harvard, installation, Garden Roundup To Be Planned A meeting will be held at I p.m. Wednesday at the Horticultural Clinic at the Veterans Administra tion Hospital to make preliminary plans for the Fall Garden Roundup. one of the major fall attractions of me area. 1 lie event Is to be spon sored jointly by the special services section ai mc Hospital ana tne gar- acn cuius 01 tne area. Each garden club, whether or not a member of the Umpqua Dis trict Federation, is requested to have representation at the meet ing. Date for the show will be set Wednesday and committees ap pointed. Following last year's Innovation. the roundup will be open to entries from the public, instead of being restricted to garden ciuDDcrs and therapy patients at the hospital. Russell Madson, hospital horticul tural director for the hospital, will be the chairman of the Wednesday meeting, according to Mrs. Sidney Domcnico, district director for the Federated Garden Clubs. Lenny Carr Vocalist Organist - Pianist Nightly At The Umpqua Lounge The (ollowlni radio end lelevlilea proframi era printed a tree aubllt service far News-Ravlow reodere. All program llttlnf are published at receive tram the respective stations. The Newe. Review doei aet accept roipeaalblllty fat variation from erl(lnel schedules liitnlitied trill aewiejaper, KPIC-TV Ch. 4 CHANNEL 2 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 'OO-TOflav t:00 Yoga for Health t:3 Play Your Hunch Color irj:(0-Prlce l Right-Color 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Your First ImDreinon Color 11:30 Truth or Coniequoncee ll:!S-Diy Reoor' ll:00-aen Jerrod !2:1-New U:30-The Ooctorl 1:00 Loretta Yowne I: JO You Don't in KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 1:00 Capteln Kongoroo t:00 Calendar f 30 I Love Lucy I0:00-The McCori 10:30 Pete end Gladyl 'l:00-Leve of Life 11:34 CBb Hewt 11:30 Search For Tomorrow II:4S Ouldlng Light 1i:0O-College of Ihe Air 11:30 A The World Turns 1:00 Pellword 1:30-Houie Party l:00-To Tell The Truth 4:44 newe KOIN-TV Ch. 6 CMANNEL 83 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:30 Weetr Forecett 7:35 Cartoon Time 1:00 Capteln Kengarea t:00 Calender t 30-1 Leva Lucy 10:00 The MCCoyl lO:30-Pete end Gledyl 1100-Love Of Lite 11:30 tearch For Tomorrow I1:45-Guldlnfl Light 13:00 Wewi KEZI-TV Ch. 9 CHANNEL 6 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ll:0O-Cempete IMonl For Your inlormofion iiueu Frontier! In Science (wed) Teplc (Thurll Adventure In Living (Frl) 1110 Sever. Keyt 13:00 Termeieee Ernie Ford 13:30 Father Knowe Beet 1 00 Ginerel Hotpllal 1:30-TBA KRNR 1490 KC. 18-Hr Programming CBS Nitwork mtnlc, newt, weather Of Regional Events Umpqua Rebekah Ledge, I p.m. Last meeting until fall. Woodmen Circle Workbaiktt, 7:30 p.m. Rainbow Cardan Club, field trip. Roieburf Art Aiiocianen. Oregon League el Seniors, Cm- yonville IOOF Hall, 2 p.m. ftielroia orange, Grange hall, 8 p.m. Umpqua Pair It, American Le gion, VA Memorial Hall, 8 p.m. Job i Daughters, Bethel S, Ma sonic Hall, 7:30 p.m. South Umpqua Archeri Shoot, Riddle warehouse, 7 p.m. Slo-Kart Cart Club, 7:30 p.m. Roseburg Cartways. Mtlroie Missionary Society, 10 a.m. business meeting. Wednesday, June If Tenmila Community Church II bla Clan, Ladies Clubhouse, 10:30 Woman's Hem League of tha Salvation Army, 507 NE Winches ter, 10:30 a.m. Dorcas Welfart Center, 1513 SE Mill St., open 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. a.m., sack lunch at noon. Air Farct Reserve, 1614 W. Har vard Ave., 8 p.m. Doug-E It's Sheriff s Mounted Pa trol, Fairgr -de. 7:30 p.m. Winston Diet Club, Winston Jun lor High School, 7 p.m., for infor mation call Mrs. J. W. Prowell, Moos Lodgo, Moose Hull, 8 p.m. Laurel Lodge 11. Drain Chambar of Cammerce, City Hall, noon. Woman's Horn League of lha Salvation Army, at the church 1:30 p.m. . Umpqua Regional Timing Assn., 194 NE Cummins. 6:30 p m. Garden Roundup, planning meet Tonight "WHO'S GOT THE ACTION?" Daon Martin-Lona Turner plus "LISA" Stephen Boyd-Dolorai Hart Gat Oping 8:00 Show at 9:00 Tonight Walt Dliney't "MIRACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS" Robert Taylor-Lill Palmer plus "FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOON" Red Buttons - Fabian Petor Lorre Both in color Box Office Open at 8:15 Show Starts at Duik l:0O-Mitch Came J:JS Afternoon Report 1:30 Make Room for Do4dy (Men-Wed.) t:0-Be My Gueil ITuei a Thurll MO-luv'i Kitchen IFrl) J:oo TV home Journel (Mon. only) 3:00 Spectetor Mallnee (Tuei-Frl) 3: IS Sociel Security (Mon only) 1:30-Wlre Service (Mon only) 4:30 Lone Ranger S:00-Cept. Shipwreck TUESDAY 1:30 Quick Draw McOrew o:0O Norlhwait Newt :I5-Huntley.arlnkley 4:30 McKenile'a Raldora :00 LloyO Bridget t:30 Laremle 1:30 Jene Wyman 1:00 Secret Storm MO-Fdoe of Night 4:00 Amerlcen Bondifond 4:30 Discovery '43 4:S4 Amerlcen Newlitend TUESDAY 100-SKy King S:30-Oulck Draw McOraw l:00-Your TV Weatherman 4:05 Chennel 5 Report 4:I5-CBS Newi with welter Crenklli 4:30 The Deputy 7:00 Peiiword 7:30-Morihll Dillon l:00-l.lovd Bridget . 1:30 Red Snellen 13 0! Hf, Neighbor 11:40 Ai The World Tumi 1:00-KOIN Kitchen 1:30-Houie Parly 100-To Tell The Truth 2:30 The Millionaire 1:00 Secret Storm 1:30-Edge ot Night 4:0oCartoon Clrcul 4:13 early Show 1:45 Newtctno 4:15 Waller Cronmte TUESDAY 4 30-Horg Kent 7:M-Merihel Dillon 1-00 Oey tn Court 1:75-Mkdey Newt 1.30 Jene Wymen 3 00 Oueen For Oar l:10-Open HoulO 4:00 Amerlcen BendtterwJ 4:30 OiKOvery I to Jack ) Kartoen Ckiehoue 4:30-Mickey Movie TUESDAY 4 OO-Newi Nine 4 15-Newt 4:30-The Fllbertl 7:00 The JetKvte 7:10 Combat RADIO PROGRAM 1 KQEN 1240 KC 6 A.M. to Mldnlghtl KYES 950 KC. Down To Dusk ' I ABC Network tnuile newi, weothar I Independent music, njwi, weother. ing at Horticultural Clinic at Vet erans Administration Hospital, 1 p.m., representation requested from ail garden clubs of area. Roseburg Writan Club, regular meeting at home of Hilda Peterson. 1152 SE Main, 8 p.m. Roseburg Blue Star Mothers. Chapter 4, home of Bessie Hough, 1867 SE Main St., sack lunch, 10 a.m. Umpqua Lions Club, Bamboo House, 6:30 p.m. Winston-Dlllard Job i Daughters, Douglas School, 7:30 p.m. Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. 8 p.m. Camas Valley Toaitmlitreii Club Bart's Cafe, 8 p.m. at. josepn s Alter society, at- Joieph's Church, 8 p.m. Roseburg Toastmastert Club, Turn Around Inn, 7:30 p.m. Sumerlln Meriwdiir tnurcn, Women's Society, at the church, noon. tADtt WONT TOMIMTl Go tee Open 8:1 S DORIS DAY in "JULIE" pint PaMtur of Hit Com pony IH COLOR Deb bit Reynoldi 1:30 Empire t:30-Dlck Powell 10:30-Chot Huntley Rtporllna ll:0O-Report Ili'S-Tonlght-Colot WEDNESDAY Si30-Yogl Beer 4:00-Northweil Newe 1:15 Hunt ley-Brlnkley 4:30 Henouey 7:00 teolon Balebelt Roundup 7; IS Induitry On . Poredo 7:30 Vtrglnlen Color t:00 Perry Como t:00 Myltery Theater 10:00 Eievenlh Hour ll:0O-Report 11:15 Tonight t:30 Jock Benny 10:00 Garry Moore 1 ll;0O-ABC Newt Flnel WEDNESDAY !:00-Uncle Bill Show S:30-Yogl Beer 4:00-Your TV Weetherman 4:05-Channel S Report . 4:IS-Walter Cror.kite Willi Ihe Newl 4:30Hlllbllllet 7:00-Otlle a Harriet 7:30-Wagon Train l:30-Golng My Wey " t:30-Dice Ven Dyke " IO:oO-Naed City , 11:0O-ADC Newi Final . 11i!5 Champlonihlp Bridge l:0O-Lloyd Bridget Show l'30-Red Skollon Hou' v t:30 Jock Benny Program t0:0O- Garry Moore Show 1l:0O-Nlghticene 1l:IS-Happy Time 11:30 Johnny StauatO . WEONESDAY , 4-30-Calni H'indred 7:30-CBS Report I i 1:30 Dome OHIO t oo Julie end Carol It Carnegie Hall e 10:00 circle Theotor ll:0O-Nlohljcene lims-Sea Hewk l:lo-Hawallen Bye t:30-UntouChtblet 10:30 eoie Adema Special 11:00-Nawe 11:l5-Newl Flnel WEDNESDAY 4:00Newl Nine 4:30-Country Show 7:00-Beverly HlllbllllM 7:30 Weeon Treln 1-30 Going My Way t:30-43ur Man Higglnl 10:00 Naked City . 11:00 ABC Newi IHIS-Mewa f . lOMrttllTsHOWatTlJSt I DR. NO and MINOTAUR L starts WED: fig (4 i BRANDO" l explosive J':ivifit I : f our time! f Jyf I UGLY! AMERiCAMi lutmuCOLOR wmmmmmm plus ! ConttiiiiMi Ftitim VTHERAVEiONr' Roolctt League.