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Newspaper Page TextEUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Tuesday, Jan. 8. 1963 Page 5B TELEVISION SCHEDULES izrinaKiezsxvmaM n-arnTi rt u m i wi T KVAL-TV KEZI-TV KOIN-TV KPTV KGW-TV "BC ABC CBS ABC NBC Channel II Cibn 1 Channel Cable i Channel 6 Cable Chan. 18 Cable 13. i Channel a Cable H TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1963 :00 Capt. Shipwreck Kartuon KlubbouM Movie Three Stoofee Clutch Cargo 5:1S Capt Shipwreck Kartoon Klubhouse Movie Three Stoosea Sgt. Bltko 1:30 QuickDraw Mickey Mouse Movie Popeye Cartoon! Sgt. Bilko 8:41 Quick Draw Mickey Mouse Newscene Popeye Cartoona News Beat :00 Northwest Newa News Newacen Uppy Uon, News Beat US Huntley-Brinkley ABC Report Waller Cronklt Wally Touche Huntley Brlnkley 6:30 All America Dangerman Hong Kong News Yogi Bear :4S VYanta to Know Dangerman Hong Kong Newa Yogi Bear I'?2 Ic,I?enIl Man Without Hong Kong People Are Wyatt Earp 2:ii 5"'.derf A Gun Hong Kong Funny Wyatt Earp 7:30 Defenders Combat Marshal Dillon Combat Laramie (c) 7:4B Defenders Combat Marshal Dillon Combat Laramie (c) 8:00 Defenders Combat Lloyd Bridges Combat Laramie (c) :1S Defenders Combat Lloyd Brldgea ' Combat Laramie (c) :30 Empire ic Hawaiian Eye Red Skelton Hawaiian Eye Empire (c) :4S Empire (c) Hawaiian Eye Red Skelton Hawaiian Eye Empire (c) 9:00 Empire (c) Hawaiian Eve Red Skelton Hawaiian Eye Empire (cl :1S Empire icl Hawaiian Eye Red Skelton Hawaiian Eye Empire (cl 0:30 Dick Powell Untouchables Jack Benny Untouchables Dick Powell 9:4S Dick Powell Untouchables Jack Benny Untouchables Dick Powell 10:00 Dick Powell Untouchables Carry Moore Untouchables Dick Powell 10:1S Dick Powell Untouchables Garry Moore Untouchables Dick Powell 10:30 Chet Huntley TBA Garry Moore Zane Grey . Chet Huntley 10:4S Chet Huntley TBA Garry Moore Zane Grey Chet Huntley 11:00 Report ABC NeWs Nlghtscene Newa Night Beat 11:15 Tonight (c) News S Final Happy Tune News Night Beat 11:30 Tonigh (c) Assignment Movie 12 Tonight (c) 11:48 Tonight (c) Underwater Fakon's Adventure Tonight (c) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1963 7:00 "American Telecourse Today 7: IS Economy" Telecourse Today 7:30 Farm Weather Cartoons Today 7:4B Cartoon Time Dr. Zoom'a Today " 3:00 Capt Kangaroo Addle Bobklns Cartooner'sClub :15 Capt Kangaroo Addle Bubklns Rocky & Friends S:30 Capt Kangaroo Romper Room Telescope B:4S ' Capt Kangaroo Romper Room Telescope 9:00 " Calendar Jack LaLanne Telescope 9:1S Ed TV Calendar Jack LaLanne . Telescope 9:30 Play Your 1 Love Lucy Movie Play Your Hunch 9:4S Hunch c) I Love Lucy Movie ' ' Play Your Hunch 10:00 Price la Right (c) The McCoya Movie Price la Right 10:13 Price Is Right (cl The McCoys Movie Price Is Right 10:30 Concentration Pete & Gladys Movie Concentration 10:4S Concentration Pete & Gladys Movie Concentration 11:00 Your First Jane Wyman Love of Life Jane Wyraan Your Firat 11:15 Impression (c) Jane Wyman LoveofLife Jane Wyman Impression 11:30 Truth or Conseq. Yours For A Song Search for Tomor. Yours For A Truth or Conseq.. 11:45 Truth or Conseq. Yours For A Song Guldine Light Song Truth or Conseq. 12:00 Merv Griflln (O Ernie Ford HI Neighbor Ernie Ford Merv Griffin 12:1S . Merv Griffin (c) Ernie Ford HI Nelgbor Ernie Ford Merv Griffin 12:30 Merv Griffin (c) Father Knows Best Aj World Turns Father Knows Best Merv Griffin 12:45 Merv Griffin (c) Father Knows Best As World Turns Father Knows Best Merv Griffin 1:00 Romper Room News 9 KOIN Kitchen Life of Riley Loretta Young 1:1S Romper Huum Canadian Travel K01N Kitchen Life of Riley - Loretta Young 1:30 Young Dr. Malone ETV House Party Love That Bob - Young Dr. Malone 1:4S Young Dr. Malone ETV House Party Love That Bob Young Dr. Malone 2:00 Match Game Day in Court To Tell The Truth Day In Court Make Room 2:15 Match Game Day In Court To Tell The Truth Day In Court For Daddy 2:30 Make Room Seven Keys The Millionaire Seven Keys Here's Hollywood 2:48 For Daddy Seven Keys The Millionaire St .-.n Keys Here's Hollywood 3:00 Yoga For Health Queen for a Day Secret Storm Queen For A Day "Springfield 3:15 Yoga For Health Queen for a Day Secret Storm Queen For A Day Rifle" 3:30 Stories of the Open House Edge of Night Who Do You Movie 3:43 Century Open House Edge of Night Trust? Movie 4:00 Spectator Amer Bandstand Cartoon Circus Amer. Bandstand Movie 4:15 Spectator Amer Bandstand Early Show Amer Bandstand Movie 4:30 Capt. Shipwreck Discovery "Sons 'O Guns" Discovery Cartoon Corral 4:43 Capt. Shipwreck Discovery Movie Discovery Cartoon Corral Television Previews Huntley Sketches Missilemen "Chet Huntley Reporting" features the second report on the Minuteman missile project tonight at 10:30 on Channels 13 and 8. Uu.itley turns to the caliber and attitude of the men in volved during the half-hour pro gram, entitled "Underground Sentries." There is an interest ing account of the scries of checks that eliminate personal as well as physical errors or failures. Particularly impressing is the "Versa System," a device through which t h e missile "names" the error itself. Other Tuesday previews: 6:30 p.m., All America Wants To Know (13) A special docu mentary on "Why Johnny Can't 3 Camellias Reported In Full Bloom A camellia bush in Deadwood Monday had its claim as the first blooming plant of its kind for 1963 disputed by two tu gene gardeners. The Deadwood camellia is owned by Mrs. P. 1. Tappen rlnrff. Monday, both Mrs. Richard H. Bauer of 111 Bauer Lane, tu- gene, and Mrs. Clifton Ellis 1590 Mavwood Ave., Eugene, called the Onion Editor to report blooming camellias. Mrs. Bauer said her camellia bush has been in bloom since Dec. 10. It now has seven blooms. The bush, she said, usually blooms early. Mrs. Ellis said the bush in her yard, "an odd ball plant," had seven flowers. Both gardeners protected their bushes during the recent cold spells. KATU-TV Channel 2, Cable 2 Channel 2, Cable 2 TUESDAY I'M Rustv Nails' Cartoonlval 5 30 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 Sugarfoot 7-00 Groucho Marx 7 30 1 For the Show 00 One Step Beyond 9:30 Dangerman 10 00 K-2 News Special 10-30 Steve Allen show 11:30 K l News Extra 11:33 Steve Alien Show 11:00 News WEDNESDAY 1:20 Meditations 1 30 Brumfield s Almanac 1 45 K J News Special 1 00 Let's Go Shopping J 10 Consult Dr. Brothers 115 Debbie Drake I 30 Northwest Matinee 3 50 Paul Bunyan's Newsreel 4:00 Superman 4 30 Paul Bunyan Show 5 00 Rustv Nails' Cartoonlval 5 30 Mickey Mouse Hub S:00 Championship Bowling 7:00 Groucho Marx 7 30 1 For the Show 30 Biography 10:00 K l News Special 10 30 Steve Allen show 11:30 K-l News Extra II 35 Steve Allen Show 12:00 News 12.30 Sun-Off Get A Job." The program will follow a typical "Johnny" one of the estimated one million teen-agers who drop out yearly before finishing high school as he tries to find work. 1:30 p.m., Combat (9-12) An average episode but a very ef fective performance by Frank Gorshin as a soldier who re ceives credit due to his valiant but dead friend. Seeing the mixup in identification as a chance to return home in tri umph, he conceals the truth even after it is announced he is KOAC-TV Channel 7, Cable 7 TUESDAY 4:00 Science for Teachert 6:30 What's New 7:00 World Literature 7:45 U. S. History 8:30 Headline Reaction 9:00 Poet's Ey 9:30 Lottie Lehmann 10:00 To Be Announced WEDNESDAY 9:00 General Psychology 9:45 Hableme en Espanol 10:00 Marions Francals I 11:00 General Biology 11:45 To Be Announced 12:00 American Economy 1:00 General Psychology 1:45 Parions Francals I 2:00 General Biology 2:45 Age of Kings 4:15 Sign Off 6:30 What's New 7:00 Red China Today 7:45 Family Finance B:30 Horizons of Science 9:00 Dynamics of Desegregation 9:30 Turn of the Century 10:00 Constitutional Revision 10:30 Sign Off OH to Downhill Start New (New?) Western Series Debuts With Sneers, Grimaces By RICK DU BROW or the United Press International HOLLYWOOD Every so often, a new series come along that makes you sit up and take notice. ABC-TV's "The Dako tas," which had its premiere Monday night, is definitely not such a show. It is, of course, a one-hour Western, and it is replacing Cheyenne," which had to pack up after eight years because its star, Clint Walker, decided it was time to leave. This informa tion came as a particular shock to those viewers who never knew he was there in the first place. In the new (new?) series, ac cording to ABC, "a U.S. mar shal and his three deputies pa trol the Dakota Territory, chal lenging all those who would vio late its laws and threaten its peace." The names of these four hard ies are Larcy Ward, Jack Elam, Chad (Chad?) Everett and Mike Greene. And except for Elam's homely kisser, the program is as unconscious of novelty as a do-gooder o.n the warpath is of dignity. It is my personal opinion that Mickey Rooney could polish off the whole quartet with a water pistol. It is nothing less than painful to recite the gruesome details of Monday night's story, but we are pledged to fair and con structive criticism. In brief, Elam, who portrays an ex-gun-fighter, tries to avenge a friend's death, and kills an un armed youth in a wild exchange of gun fire with a gang. Actually (it becomes more painful), the youth is a bad one, all right, but his gun is missing, which puts Elam on the spot. After the usual stuff angry townspeople, threatened hang ing, trigger-happy young deputy it turns out the sheriff is the culprit who hid the key weapon because he was jealous of his old gunfighting friend, Elam. Keen-eyed viewers will note that "The Dakotas" introduces yet another Western series with a quartet of heroes. They will be hard-pressed, however, to note many signs of acting. Mon day night there was more sneer ing and grimacing; than at an office party. Ward, by the way, is also a writer. And in a recent inter view he said, "When you're too old to sit on a horse, you can go back to writing." Yeah. In sum, the only way "The Dakotas" could go more down hill would be to have Mel Allen call it. The show is partly I brought to us by Fepto Bismol TV Authors Clue Viewers With Series of Secret Codes By CYNTHIA LOJVERY Or the Associated Press Dial-Lights KUGN (NBC590) KEED (1050) KERG (CBS-12M) KATR (1320) KORE (MBS-H50I KPIR (1500) KWFS (15401 KASH (ABC-ISOO) KBMC (94.5 FM KKMY (97. KM) TUESDAY NEWS KUGN 6, f:30, 7, 7:30, t, 9, 10, 11, 12. 2. 3, 4. KEED 3 minutes to every hour. KERG 6, 6:30, 7:15, 7:30, 8, 9, 10, 11. 12. 1, 2. 3, 4, 4:55. KORE On the hour and half-hour. KPIR 7, 7:45, 9, 10:30. 1, 1:25; 3:20, 4:45. KASH-:30. 7, II, 12:30. KWFS Every hour, and on the half hour. K ASH 5. 1:45. . KATR 30 minutes after the hour. SPORTS KWFS 5:55. KERG 7:25. KPIR 7:30, 10, Recreation Roundup. KATR 15 minutes after the hour. HIGHLIGHTS KERG 10:10. Arthur Godfrey; 11:10, House Partv; 11:30, Gary Moore. KASH 6:15, Farm News; 7. Hemlnc- : 9, Breakfast; 12:30, Paul Harvey. KPIR 11 3, Community Bulletin; 1, Woman's World. KEED 12:05, Capitol Report. KWFS 10, Lifeline. CLASSICAL KERG 7. A World of Music: Schu bert: Sonata for Piano In B-Flat Major. Landler, Op. 171 (neither. Piano). KWFS, Encore Concert. KATR 7, The Evening Hours. being recommended for the Sil ver Star. 9:30 p.m. Jack Benny (6) Max Bygraves, one of England's most popular song-and-dance entertainers, is Jack's scucst, to night. Bygraves should charm the adults with the oldie "Un derneath The Arches." 9:30 p.m., Dick Powell (13-8) Gregory Peck pays tribute to the late Dick Powell as he in troduces tonight's entry "Proj ect X." Michael Rennie plays the role of a retired general whose job is on a top secret space project. Movies 7:30 p.m. (2) "Private Hell 36." Ida Lupino, Howard Duff, Steve Cochran. Two detectives recover missing loot, but turn greedy when they do. Suspense ful crime melodrama with some bright dialogue. (1954 good.) 11:30 p.m. (12) "The Fal con's Adventure." Tom Conway5, Madge" Meredith. The Falcon uncovers a plot to steal a dia mond formula. (1946 fair.) Wednesday (daytime): 9:35 a.m. (12) "Honeymoon." Shirley Temple, Guy Madison, Franchot Tone. G.I. has trouble marrying his fiancee, since he only has a three-day pass. (1947 fair.) 2:30 p.m. (2) "Adam Had Four Sons." Ingrid Bergman Warner Baxter, Susan Hayward. Family governess looks after four children after the mistress of the house dies. Well-acted drama. (1941 good.) 3 p.m. (8) "Springfield Ri fle." Gary Cooper, Phyllis Thaxter, David Brian. Cooper invents the rifle in this one Pretty conventional fare but superior to most series West erns. (1952 good.) 4:15 p.m. (6) "Sons 0' Guns." Joe E. Brown, Joan Blondell. Amusing satire on war films is a pleasant romp for Brown and Miss Blondell. (1936 fair.) NEW YORK Television writ ing or much of it has re-1 solved itself into a series of scenes and bits of dialogue which are a sort of a secret code between the authors and audiences. Just a line here or a camera shot there and the audience picks up the clue and is pre pared for the next development. There's the shot of the well dressed wife, mixing herself a drink at the well-stocked bar of the lonely, lavish living room. Aha, you say, she's lonely, bored. with an alcohol problem and her husband is either concen trating too much on his busi ness or his secretary. There s serious-illness gambit: The character coughs a bit, and somebody else says, "what s the matter. Jimmy? Aren't you go ing to do something about that cough?" In television land, no one ever coughs or develops a splitting headache unless it sub sequently turns into somctning big. We know, too, that when the old lady or the hero is arrested and promptly confesses, that somebody else did it somebody to be protected. It's a sure bet that the older, mysterious stranger will turn out to be the heroine's long-lost, ne'er-do-well father. If the hero's fingerprints are all over the poker, the bookend or the gun, it's a cinch to deduce he was framed. There are also some comfy, familiar lines which can be thrown in: "John what has happened to ns, to our marriage?" "Doctor you've got to do something. She's all I have in the world." "I'll call the police. You try to get some rest." "I don't know how it got here. I always kept it loaded in the drawer of my desk." There are hundreds of more all traditional situations and lines. But wouldn't we be lost without them? CBS will have another talk with former President Dwight D. Eisenhower an hour-long inter view by Walter Cronkite to be shown Wednesday, Jan. 23. The tape will be made at the Eisen howers winter home ai raim Desert, California. CBS also plans another Ken nedy special "Dinner with the President" on Jsn. 31. Presi dent Kennedy will be shown ac cepting the B'nai Brith Anti Defamation League award, in a program which will also include folk music and ballet. for upset stomachs that's constructive. Now, The Channel Swim: Former President Dwight Eisenhower will discuss his views of the past two years in a one-hour conversation Jan. 23 on "CBS Reports"; the reporter is Wal ter Cronkite . . . Eisenhower al ready is scheduled for a half hour special on NBC-TV Feb. 11, when he will appraise Abra ham Lincoln as commander-in- chief and reminisce about his own role as head of the Allied forces in Europe in World War II. NBC-TV's "DickJ?owell Show" is having its title changed to the "Dick Powell Theatre" . . . Steve Allen's nightly syndicated program finally landed a Chi cago outlet, starting next Mon day; 28 stations now carry the show, among them 12 of the top 15 markets, including the first three. Easy-going Perry Como is putting on the heat to meet "The Beverly Hillbillies" com petition, which is clobbering him; in line with his expected emphasis on big-name stars, Peter Ustinov and Jane Powell visit his NBC-TV program Wednesday, Lauren Bacall turns up for her video variety show debut Jan. 23, and Charlton Hcston guests Jan. 30. In addition, the Como musi calc, which usually sticks close to New York, may do a Mexico City broadcast; members of the production staff were to have flown there to look things over . . . Como and his troupe recent ly did a program from the Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba. "Gay '90's" singer Beatrice Kay appears on CBS-TV's Art Linkletter Show Wednesday . . . Sophie Tucker celebrates her 75th birthday on the same net work's Ed Sullivan hour from Miami Beach Sunday. Filipino President Plans to Visit U.S. MANILA (UPD The newspaper Philippine Herald reported Mon day that President Diosdado Macapagal may pay a state visit to the United States sometime this year. It said the president told newsmen during an informal dinner Sunday that he had "ac cepted in principal" a standing invitation from President Ken nedy to make the trip. (ADVERTISEMENT) Stop Tooth Extraction Pain PAIN-A-I.AV brine quirk snothlnr rt Ikf to (unu rubbrtl Mire and raw from IrrltallrtK lalt tttth and fnlloHinf lnIh rAlrartluns. You'll be amatrd How aulrkly PAI.N-A-I.AV drntUt's for mula, take Ibf arhrt out of pain. Clrt rAl.N'-A-LAY at jour druiclst today. if your wife is fussy ... get her HOTPOINT FROM 01.HF1EI.DS o ii a im; i: IF WE CAN'T XX AT FIX YOUR HOME Healey Radio & TV Service Back of Citizens Bank Dl 3-4524 All Work Guaranteed 90 Daya FUN TONIGHT! BEEF STEAK BONE on the S to 8 p.m. CABLE'S CIIUCKWAGON 375 E. 7th, Eugene 7 to 7:45 P.M. 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