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. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1962
' 1:00 Capt. Shlpwrerk News Nine Early Show Three Stoofel Clutch Carlo
1:11 Capt. Shipwreck Kvenlng Keport Early Show Three Stoogea Set. Bllko
:10 II. Hound "The Reformer Karly Show Popeye Theater Sst Bllko
:4 II. Hound And The Redhead" Newacene Popeye Theater Newa Beat.
0:00 Northwest Newa Movie Newtceno LIppyLlon, Newa Beat
:1 Huntley Brlnkley Movie Waller Cronklte Wally It louche Huntley Brlnkley
0:30 lt'a Go rinhlng Movie Sea Hunt News Central H Hound
:49 Kporta Feature Movie Sea Hunt ABC Newa H. Hound
'7:00 Henneujy Donna Reed Sir Francis Drake Navy Log The Rebel
'7:1S Hennery Donna Heed Sir Francis Drake Navy Lou The Rebel
'7:30 Lloyd Brldgca Leave It To Beaver Mr. Ed Oula It Harriet Wide Country
7:45 Lloyd Bridges Leave It To Beaver Mr. Ed Otile It Harriet Wide Country
:00 Ann Sothern My Three Sona Perry Mason Donna Reed Wide Country
:1S Ann Solhern My Three Sona Perry Mason Donna Reed Wide Country
:30 Dr. Klldare Mi-Hales Navy Perry Mason Leave It To Beaver Dr. Klldare
:4S Dr. Klldare Mcilales Navy Perry Mason Leave It To Beaver Dr. Klldare
"Too Dr Klldare Alcoa Presents The Nurses My Three Sons Dr. Klldare
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:30 Haiti Alcoa Presents The Nurses McHales Navy Haiel
:4 Hazel Alcoa Presents The Nurses McHales Navy Haiel
10:00 Andy Williams ARC Newa Alfred Alcoa Presents Andy Williams
10:13 Andy Williams News Final Hitchcock Alcoa Presents Andy Williams
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10:4S Andy Williams Hitchcock Alcoa Presents Andy Williams
liToo Report Nlghtscen News It Wlhr. Night Beat
11:13 Tonight Show ic) Nlghtacene News Final Night Beat
11:30 Tonight Show (c) Broken Arrow Movie 12 The Tonight Show
11:43 Tonight Show (e) Broken Arrow "Skylark The Tonight Show
. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1902
7:00 "American Today
7:13 Economy" Extension 12 Today
7:30 Farm Weather Dr. Zoom's Today
7:45 Cartoon Time Cartoons Today
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:4S Yoga for Health Capt Kangaroo Romper Room 1 Telescope
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:1S Ed TV Calendar Jack LaLanne Telescope
0:30 Concentration I Love Lucy Comedy Classics Concentration
:4S Concentration I Love Lucy Comedy Classics Concentration
10:00 Your First Ernie Ford The McCoys Ernie Ford Your First
10:13 Impression Ernie Ford The McCoys Ernie Ford Impression
10:30 Truth or Conned.. Yours For A Song Pete & Gladys Yours For A Song Truth or Conseq.
10:43 Truth or Conscq. Yours For A Song Pete St Gladys Yours For A Song Truth or Conseq.
11:00 ' Mcrv GrlffTn Jane Wyman Love o7 Life Jane Wyman Merv Griffin
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11:30 Merv Griffin Camouflage Search for Totnor. Camouflage Mcrv Griffin
11:43 Mcrv Griffin Camouflage Guiding Light Camouflage Merv Griffin
12:00 Romper Room Newa 9 - III Neighbor Life of Riley Loretta Young
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1:00 Make Room for Day In Court KOIN Kitchen Day In Court Danny Thomas
1:13 Daddy Day In Court KOIN Kitchen Day In Court Danny Thomas
1:30 Here's Hollywood ETV The Millionaire Seven Keya Here's Hollywood
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2:00 "Woman of the Queen For A Day The Millionaire Queen For A Day Play Your Hunch
2:13 Town" Queen For A Day The Millionaire Queen For A Day Play Your Hunch
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Television in Review
Corey: AlUPurpose Hero
By RICK i)U BROW
Of the United Press International
HOLLYWOOD In NBC'a
new Wednesday night series,
"The Eleventh Hour," tele
Vision has finally discovered a
virtual all-purpose hero.
In the atrociously pretentious
opener two weeks arjn, nhoiit a
lady who knocked oft her hus
band, we learned that the star,
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Wendell Corey, plays a psychia
trist. But wait a minute he's
also a lawyer. And wait another
minute he also on call for
hospital duty and police work.
And that s not all he often op
erates like a private eye. Hot
do!
Some wags about town have
suggested that if the scrips
could be set on a ranch with
Corey as tho father of three
sons, and if a couple of produc
tion numbers could be thrown
in from time to time, there
would bo nothing left for tele
vision lo do. In short, he is a
little of everything, and there
fore not much of anything.
If, of course, you find it en
tertaining to walch mental cases
regularly, then you will havo a
ball looking at "The Eleventh
Hour." But since Corey is really
not much of anything, tho show
is most likely lo have its rare
moments when he and his equal
ly unimpressive associate, .lack
(iing, are merely incidental
which was the case last night.
Superior l'erformaiice
It was a sudsy thing, Wednes
day nighl'g venture, even to the
tear-jerking music; but it got
superior performances from
Barbara Rush and David Jans
sen in a story of a man who
subtly weaves doubts in the
mind of Ins ex -wife, a former
mental patient, to gain custody
of their daughter.
Vsychiatrs was distinctly sec
ondary to mystery, even though
Iho show is introduced by an
ink splotch for "authenticity
On (he niatler of suilsiness. a
recent meeting here of the
Wrilers (iuilil produced com
plaints that there is too much
of a soapy flavor in scripts in
many of the new series. In the
television industry, this definite
trend is talked of as giving the
shows more "heart" this season.
This has obvious advantages.
Sentiment of the slobbering
variety is the lowest common
denominator, with instant mass
appeal. In addition it requires
the least writing, acting or di
recting ability. Legitimate hero
ic dialogue, for instance, re
quires knowledge of and inter
est in people of heroic talents,
efficiencies and natures; where
as our video writers seem so
obsessed with defying the com
monplace that you are almost
not "in" unless you are a pro
fessional loser.
Professional Humanists
NBC-TV has found it easier
for a star to be full of sympathy
than talent. The psychiatrist in
"The Eleventh Hour," Hie rodeo
rider in "Wide Country." the
reporter in "Saints and Sinners,"
the young idol in "Dr. Kildare,"
even the slightly heroic lawyer
of "Sam Benedict" all are real
ly playing the same inlerchange
ahl part; Professional human
ists. And while this may have ad
mirable points, 1 maintain that
soma flagrant talent and Indi
vidualism is preferable, nn mat
ter how well luUaUootd a, ausav
sage or direction may be.
The Channel Swim: Charles
Boyer plays a Latin dictator on
NBC-TV's Dick Powell show
Nov. 13. . . Jackie Gleason,
Shirley Temple, Arthur Godfrey
and "Captain Kangaroo" de
scribe Thanksgiving Day pa
rades in New York, Detroit and
Philadelphia on a CBS-TV two
hour special Nov. 22.
Betty Grahlc joins Lawrence
Welk as a guest on Andy Wil
liams' NBC-TV program Nov. 8.
I.ana Turner was added to Bob
Hope's annual Christmas tour of
overseas military bases, from
which film footage will be
made into a special for the
same network Jan. tfi.
"CBS Reports" for Oct. 31 de
scribes the gubernatorial battle
between Richard Nixon and Gov.
Edmund G. Brown in California.
ABC-TV's "Close-Up!" for Oct.
30 will tell about a short-term
prison instead of (he originally
scheduled show about urban renewal.
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Berlin Tunnel
Special Topic
On Oct. 31
NEW YORK Wl The Na
tional Broadcasting Co. proceed
ed Thursday with preparations
for a 90-minule special televi
sion program Oct. 31 about an
escape tunnel under the Berlin
wall.
-Announcement of the project
last Thursday precipitated a
running controversy. Seventeen
of the West Berlin students
who dug the tunnel said they
had asked NBC not to show the
film. So did the West Berlin
Senate, which expressed fear
for the safety of those who
helped 29 East Germans escape
to freedom. The U.S. State De
partment also was drawn into
the matter.
An NBC statement Wednes
day said that "at no time did
NBC receive a request from any
government agency to withdraw
from film coverage of the dig
ging of a tunnel under the Ber
lin wall."
A spokesman added that the
network stood on an earlier
statement asserting its confi
dence that both the State De
partment and the West Berlin
city government, when fully in
formed concerning the pro
gram's nature and content "will
agree with NBC that it will not
be injurious to the interests of
the governments and individ
uals involved." -
A Slate Department spokes
man said Wednesday that when
the department heard of NBC's
participation in an escape tun
nel, it "felt iLwise to indicate
to network officials its concern
about such activities in Berlin."
NBC maintains that the com
ments are based on "incomplete
information about the pro
gram." NBC plans to show the
faces of only three of the 20
tunnel diggers with whom it
arranged for filming rights.
Television Previews
Council at Rome
News Analysis
Program Topic
The Ecumenical Council will
be discussed Thursday on "News
Dimensions", the new analysis
television program originated
by the University of Oregon un
der tha Radio-TV Forum Coun
cil. The program, at 9 p.m. on
stations KOAC-TV and KOAP-
TV, channels 7 and 10, will fea
ture as guest speakers, Rev.
Wesley G. Nicholson of the
First Congregational Church of
Eugene; Rev. Louis H. Sohler
of Saint Alice Parish, Spring
field; and Professor Quirinus
Brccn of the University history
department.
Interviewers on Ihe program
will be senior and graduate stu
dents in journalism and speech.
For the Thursday program they
will be Dale Leach, Portland;
Mike Kramer and Don Porter,
both of Eugene.
The program will include an
analysis of Ihe Ecumenical
Council as a news story and a
review and analysis of the world
press coverage. The three inter
views have been selected to pre
sent additional dimensions of
the event.
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On Williams Show
Andy Williams has comedi- Armstrong the overbearing fath-
nne Martha Raye as guest on
his show tonight at 10 on chan
nels 13 and 8.
Martha and Andy go nostal
gic and sing some old songs.
The New Christy Minstrels are
also on hand for more songs.
Other Thursday previews:
7 p.m.. Donna Reed (9)
Shelley Fabares as daughter
Mary is the whole show. Mary
moves out of the house into a
college dorm, but then feels
left out of the home life.
7:30 p.m., Leave It to Beaver
(9) Beaver loses out on a
paper route job lo a girl, who
proceeds to make a mess of
the job. Young viewers should
like this one.
9 p.m., Alcoa Premiere (9)
A high school football coach
is threatened with blackmail
if he lets his team win the
championship game. Lin Mc
Carthy plays the coach, Nancy
Rcnnick his wife, and R. G.
Movies
7:30 p.m., (2) "Web of Evi
dence." Van Johnson, Vera
Miles. English dramatization of
an A. J. Cronin novel of pas
sion and pursuit. (1959 no
rating available).
11:30 p.m. (12) "Skylark."
Claudctte Colbert.-Ray Milland,
Brian Ahcrcne. Amusing little
comedy about a wife who gets
the "seven-year itch" and has a
brief and enlightening interlude
with another man. (1941
good.)
Friday (daytime):
2 p.m. (13) '.'Woman of
the Town." Claire Trevor, Albert
Dekker, Barry Sullivan. Saga of
Bat Masterson, frontier mar
shall, whose love for a dance
hall girl ends tragically when
he cleans up the town. Good
Western drama with an adult
story; well acted. (1943 good).
2:30 p.m. (2) "Cluny
Brown." Jennifer Jones, Charles
Boyer. Pleasant comedy, superb
ly acted and directed, about the
turbulent career of a plumber's
niece and a Czech refugee in
England during the war. A sa
tirical spoof of the first order.
(19415 good).
3 p.m. (8) "Words and
Music." Mickey Booney, Judy
Garland, Gene Kelly. Ridiculous
biography of composers Rodgers
and Hart is a tuneful delight
thanks to their wonderful songs.
(1948 good).
4:15 p.m. (6) "Terror at
Midnight." Scott Brady. Joan
V o h s . Policeman's fiancee
causes him trouble. Routine
melodrama. (1956-i-fair.)
er of the star quarterback.
10 p.m., Alfred Hitchcock (6)
James Mason, supported by a
good cast, helps this tale of a
triangle considerably. He plays
a novelist who keeps his pub
lisher guessing as to whether
the tape-recorded outline he
submits is a new mystery or an
actual murder plan. Angie Dick
inson plays opposite Mason.
10 p.m., House We Live In
(7) Anthropologist Margaret
Mead discusses how primitive
societies react to an introduc
tion to technology.
10:30 p.m., Steve Allen (2)
Singer Jo Stafford and Johnny
Nash arc guests, along with
Egyptian yogi Hamid Bey, who's
buried alive.
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6:30 What's New Children
7:00 World Literature
7:45 U.S. History
11:30 Commonwealth of Natlom
9:00 News Analysis
9:30 Guest Artist Concert
10:00 House We Live In
10:30 Sign Off
FRIDAY
9:00 General Psycholojty
9:45 Hableme en Espanol
10:00 Problems of Philosophy
10:45 Americans at Work
11:00 General Biology
11:45 Watch Your Language
12:00 American Economy
1:00 General PsycholoKy
1:45 Industry on Parade
2:00 General Biology
2:45 Poet's Eya
3:15 Commonwealth of Nations
3:45 Parlons II Teachers
4:15 Sign Off
6:30 What's New
7:00 Magic Comer
7:30 Craft Shop
8:00 Archeology and the Bible
8:30 Capitol Close-Up
9:00 Art and Man
10:00 Sign Off
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Scientists Experiment
With Viper Venom
PENANG, Malaya W Scien
tists here are trying to convert
the venom of the Malayan viper
into a new weapon against cor
onary thrombosis and several
other diseases of the heart and
blood system.
Dr. H. A. Reid, director of
the government's Penang Snake
and Venom Research Institute,
said his group is attempting to
isolate the anti-coagulant in the
venom.
New Policy Adopted
WASHINGTON (UPI Thi
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Jan.. 1 it will stop sending men
overseas whose enlistments
would expire while they are
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