The Bend Bulletin, Monday, January 22, 1962
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By Fred Danzig
NEW YORK UPI When you
turn to a one-hour TV show for
background on America's first
man-in-orbit flight, you come away
with a bonus.
During the serviceable "Ameri
can in Orbit" special on NBC-TV
Sunday, some pertinent, interest
ing bits of information came from
a look at a few of the 10.000
companies now engaged in getting
the $400 million Project Mercury
off the launch pad. We also
learned a little about a few of
the U.S. tracking stations that are
ready to check astronaut John
Glenn's physical condition as he
orbits by on Wednesday, or is it
Whirrsday? ,
The bonus? During a visit to
the tracking station at Guaymas,
Mexico, the TV briefing branched
off. Suddenly, we were touring the
city and looking over shipments
of cotton and shrimp, the princi
pal exports of Guaymas. As Frank
Gallop would say, "H-r-really."
If thats how an hour must be
filled before the big flight, can
you imagine what encyclopedic
gems must await us on Wednes
day, when the networks have from
four to six hours to fill with the
Glenn story?
"American In Orbit" also took
us to Glenn's home town, New
Concord, Ohio, for some sparkling
anecdotes about the astronaut.
And just before the big finish
which was, of course, the intro
duction of the news team that
will be at Cape Canaveral for
NBC-TV on launch day we sat in
on a filmed interview with Glenn,
whom narrator Frank McGee cor-
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6: IS 1110 Music Time
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7:no K-Benrt MunU-aJ Patrol
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9:00 Alex Drier Ood New
9:10 This EvenlnB'a Favorite!
9:20-Blll Owen-i Sports File
0:35 Thli Evening's Favorites News
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TUESDAI
B: 00 TNT. News
6:30 Local News
6:4S Farm Kepurter
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7:30 Momlnar Roundup
8:00 Don Allen with the News.
8: 10 Northwest News
8:15 Honor Roll of Music. Naws
9 00 Bulletin Board
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9 45 Top limes
10:00-On The Lllhw Side
10:15 Music Time
10:30 Local News
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10:40 Golden Record Program
10:45 Music Time, News
11:15 Tello Test
11:30 Music Time. News
12:00 Noontime Melodies
13: 10 Today's Classifieds
12: 15 Sports Review
12:20 Noontime Melodlaa
12:30 Noon News
12:45 Farmers Hour
1:00 Magtc In Music
1:30 Preview hi Reading
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rectly called, "the most important
element in the effort." See, it
wasn't shrimp or cotton after all.
The interview with Glenn was
cheerful, revealing and too short
Glenn does very well on TV. But
he's an old hand at it Remember
in 1957 when he set a transcon
tinental speed record? He took a
bow, I believe, on "The Ed Sulli
van Show." And about then he
also had a successful run on
"Name that Tune" as a contest
ant. To an old TV watcher, it's
almost as if they were sending
Garry Moore aloft
Dialing and Filing: A dramati
zation of "Focus," Arthur Miller's
unusual novel about the suffering
of those who are mistaken for
Jews in a neighborhood infested
with militant anti-Semites, brought
an hour Of vivid, withering com
mentary to the TV tube Sunday
afternoon. The NBC-TV special
was adapted by Lee Pogostin and
directed by Fielder Cook. James
Whitmore, Colleen Dewhurst and
Tom Bosley were effective in the
starring roles. Although the tight
TV script changed Miller's ending,
it mattered little. The frightening,
irrational behavior, the reign of
terror that struck a neighborhood,
remained firmly in focus.
We couldn't keep the children
awake late so they missed "Cir
cus," Sunday night's sugar-candied
and dandy "Project 20" pre
sentation on "Du Pont Show of
the Week." Anyhow, now the kids
are sore at Mom and Dad, and
Dad is sore at the schedule-acrobats
for doing this to them. Only
a re-run, fast, and at a decent
hour, will set matters aright
"All-Star Golf," on Saturday an
ticipated Sunday's "Twentieth
Century" and the subject of jet
noise. The golf show had Arnold
Palmer trying to concentrate on a
10-foot putt The gallery was quiet.
But a jet, one of many that flew
over during the match with Gary
Player, roared and Palmer went
ahead with his putt Missed it,
too. And he was still able to smile.
Th Chanrwl Swim: "Hollywood:
The Talkies," a two-part special
now being prepared by Wolper
Sterling Productions, will pick up
the story of motion pictures from
the point where the recently aired
"Hollywood: The Golden Years"
left off.
Rock Hudson and Hugh Downs
are the guest stars for CBS-TV's
"Jack Benny Program" of Sun
day, Feb. 18 . . . Eduardo Cian
nelli turns up as a patient in
Blair General Hospital in "The
Stepping Stone," a forthcoming
episode in NBC-TV's "Dr. Kil
dare" series.
From the "CBS Reports" shop
comes this programming report:
"Carl Sandburg on Lincoln's Prair
ie Years," filmed last year at
New Salem and Galesburg, 111.,
is set for Thursday, Feb. 8. "Ei
senhower on the Presidency, Part
III." which includes the former
President's views on contempor
ary world leaders, the Supreme
Court, farm issues, aid to educa
tion, politics and the space race,
will be aired Thursday, Feb. 22.
New Beat
MavTr Shrunk Reports
Quirk Draw McUraw
Portland
National Velvet
Price Is Right
STUi Precinct
Cuey
Night Beat I
Best of Parr
Contemporary Math.
American Gov.
CarttJuner'a Club
Teleeeupa
Room
Lanne Shuw
Movlt
Play Your Hunch
Five U Riiht
Conren'rtJi
Your First Imprlm
Tru'h or Consequences
Jan Murray Show
Loretta Young Shuw
Young Dr. Maluna
Our Flv Daughters
Court
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Danny Thomas Show
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"A dime! Do you think this is answering the President's
call for sacrifice?"
Court reverses
Beck convictions
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -The
U.S. Court of Appeals Saturday re
versed four income tax evasion
convictions against former Team
sters Union President Dave Beck.
However, the court af f i r m e d
Beck's conviction on two counts
of filing false information returns
for Joint Council No. 28. Building
Association. Beck was charged
with saying the council had spent
"substantially" more for building
payments and alterations than had
actually been spent.
The tax counts covered income
of Beck and his wife for 1950-53.
Mrs. Beck was not involved in
the charges.
The counts charged that Beck
failed to report $344,167 in income
and failed to pay $240,857 in taxes
for the period.
The court ordered the convic
tions set aside and a new trial
be held on the income tax charges.
Beck was convicted in 1959 at
Tacoma, Wash. He was sentenced
to five years imprisonment and
ordered to pay costs totaling $11,
000 and fines amounting to $10,000.
The Court of Appeals said in
its opinion today that during the
period 1950-53 Beck had embezzled
$3fi5.000 from various unions with
which he had been affiliated.
GETS GHANA OFFER
DUBLIN fUPlt-Former U.N.
official Dr. Conor Cruise O'Brien
said Sunday he will go to Ghana
next month to discuss with Presi
dent Kwame Nkrumah his offer
of an academic post. O'Brien,
former chief U.N. representative
in Katanga, resigned from his
post and from the Irish civil
service in a protest against the
alleged opposition of Britain and
other powers to U.N. Congo
policies.
FIRE LOSSES RISE
NEW YORK ( UPI i Fire losses
in the United States increased 9.1
per cent to about $1.2 billion in
1961, the National Fire Under
writers Board said . Sunday. The
board said Die increase over 1960
was partly due to the disastrous
forest fires in Los Angeles in
November. . .
John Grover, Norma Zimmer and Hale Sperk$,
Standard School Broadcast cast memben will
narrate this week's program of the 1962 musical
travel series "MUSIC Passport to the World."
The program will be heard Thursday at 11:00
A.M. on Radio Station KRCO.
690 - Chanel - "69"
Liquidation of
Castro favored
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) -Sen.
Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz.,
said Sunday the United Stales
should proceed to liquidate the
government of Cuba's Fidel Cas
tro. "Castro's government is a full
fledged, Kremlin, Communist ouU
post," Goldwater said in a neU
work radio broadcast.
"We must liberate Cuba if we
wish to preserve our own free
dom," he said. "Our objective,
like our enemy's, must not be
peace or coexistence, but victory."
In the past 10 years, Goldwater
said, the United Slates "has fallen
from an undisputed world power
to the brink of disaster."
License urged
for TV station
WASHINGTON (UPP-A state
ment of findings on file today
with the Federal Communications
Commission urged the granting of
a permit to W. Gordon Allen to
build a television station at Sa
lem. Ore.
The proposed findings, filed by
Washington attorneys Samuel
Miller and Mark E. Fields, said
Willamette-Land Television. Inc..
would be financially qualified to
build the station.
The federal broadcast bureau
had not yet filed a proposed find
ing. The statement filed in behalf of
Allen's corporation said the com
pany would need $SO.O0O for ini
tial construction and operation
costs.
It said the money would come
from a $60,000 stock subscription
by Allen and a $20,000 loan from
the First National Bank of Ore
gon. Allen's attorneys made no men
tion of a petition by the federal
broadcast bureau to enlarge the
issues to include Allen's charac
ter qualifications to operate a TV
station.
No decision has yet been made
on the petition.