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Television Shows Made In Russia HOLLYWOOD (UPH - This has been a significant television Mason for American networks in their ability to film full-length programs in Russia for airing in the United States. Last September, at the start of the season, ABC-TV presented a one-hour documentary about So viet education. On May 21 NBC-TV ottered a one-hour tour and history of the Kremlin. And Wednesday night, "CBS Reports had a half-hour interview with a Nobel Prize-winning Soviet phyi cist about science, disarmament end U.S. -Russian relations All three programs were filmed in the U.S.S.R. This is by no means to sav that things are suddenly free and easy. They are not. During the education documentary, one got the feeling that the students and adults photographed were hardly typical. Wednesday night's "CBS Reports culminated 18 months of preparation. And even NPC's superlative Kremlin show ran into headaches, to wit: The Soviets protested its pres entation because (1) They felt that words in a choral passage could be regarded as favorable to the czars, and (2) They objected to a statement that the new Soviet Palace of Congresses was built with the aid of architects from Ihe western world. Nevertheless, it is hard to escape the conclu sion that the Russians might have been less picayunish if they had not evicted NBC from the U.S.S.R earlier this year over video shows on Stalin and Khrushchev. As an added indication that no complete thaw with American tel evision has occurred, one does not hear about the Soviets suddenly showing equally objective doc umentaries about the United Slates to their citizens. And the recent crackdown on the young, more open-minded Russian intelle tuals must also be considered. Still, the simple fact that we have seen these programs filmed in Russia is meaningful in itself. Wednesday night's interview was of physicist Igor Evgenievich Tamm by CBS reporter Marvin Kalb. And normally, when prom inent Russians are interviewed. the situation is something like playing craps: If you bet against a point being made, you come out ahead in the long nin. r;rv STAR'S BABY Kathleen Patricia O'Curran, the 6-month-old adopted daughter of singeV Patti Page and her husband, Charles O'Curran, made her camera debut last week giving photographers and agents a thorough looking over, top, before deciding to honor them with demure .mile, lower. UPI Tolephoto Dodge City Once Known As Queen Of Cow Towns DODGE CITY. Kan. UPH -When Wyatt Earp and Bat Master son served as marshals of this southwestern Kansas town, it was known as 'The Queen City of the Cow Towns." That title has faded into ob scurity, while the exploits of Dodge City's two most famous marshals have grown into legends. But a law enforcement problem common to both the marshals and the town still exists: cattle rustl ing. "The only person who says there isn't any rustling going on anvmore is the one who doesn't have any cattle." said the modern-day counterpart of Earp and Masterson. Ford Counly .Sheriff Jim Davis. "And e plan to make rustling;, non profit business around these parts." Formrr Tearhrr Davis is the tpe ho would have been looked upon as a 'dude" during Dodge City's cow town days from 172 until ftn He is a former school teacher. I HERALD AND XEIVS, Klamath Falls, mm JptsK& p ! J :mI? ill' ' ''fuViiLi l, i if 1 -Civ)-? ! SLY SPY AND NAZIS Irina Domich, playing Resistance, fighter, appoars in sloppy sweater, left, at German check-point for her role in D-Day film. Before change of wardrobe, right, she chats with Jeannine Gille, whom she portrays in "The Longest Day." French Underground Expert Cuts Sex From 'Longest Day1 By ROSETTE HARGROVE Newspaper Enterprise Assn. PARIS (NEA) There is time to be sexy and a time not to be. One of the times for a girl to play it square is when she is attempting to smuggle Allied flyers through a cordon of snarl ing Nazis. The above sums up the atti tude of Mme. Leonard Gille. her oine of t h e French Resistance during World War II. Her lecture was delivered at that venerable showman Darryl Zanuck, in France for Ihe filming of "The Longest Dav," an account of the Normandy Invasion, June 6. 1944. Madame Gille. retained by Za nuck as a consultant, took ex ception to the character of Jean- ine Boitard in the film. For, Madame Gille was Jeanine Boi tard before her marriage, and she felt she should have some say in these matters. The girl who plays Jeanine isl Irina Dcmich. a curvy redhead born in Paris of Russian emi gre parents. In one scone, Irina, clad in t scanty blouse with deeply plung ing neckline and tight skirt, racesl wears glasses, speaks articulately and is neatly uniformed But cattle raisers in the area believe Davis is the right man to solve their rustling problems He recovered 27 head of rustled cattle, worth about $.1,000. during his first month in office this year and arrested four men. "But I'm sure this won't be the end of it." he said. "So we're really going to ciack down on the rustlers." OMnpares Technique Davis explained how the tech nique of the modem day rustler compared with that of the rustlers who plagued Earp. Masterson and other frontier cattle town marsh- Is They used to fight off the herd guards, take out some cattle or wtte hOTtj th(,n over a cms trai drive to eet them av from the area where""" "'l " the brand' was known. " he said.;''rnn Avf The rn"1 '""''y "' Now thev to out to a herd, icr,rn' bfn rror take a small steer or heifer and! The "W Kloman mansion throw it into the back of a pickup passed into the possession of truck Thev usually take the little j-'amcs Parks, a steel manufac stuff, because it isn't branded. Hirer, who permitted Foster de- i , i on her bicycle past the German sentries to carry a message to other Resistance fighters. At this point, Madame Gille. who herself bicycled past many a German bearing similar mes sages said, "Slop the music! or an equivalent French expres sion. "I know that sex appeal is a necessary ingredient in most films," said Madame Gille. "Yet I still think that D-Day was es sentially a man's day. "So I protested when the di rector had Irina wearing a blouse with a plunging decollete sequence showing her bicycling! madly to carry a message to the Resistance. "No underground worker would have dared to attract attention in quite that way." The result of Madame Gille's logical complaint: actress Irina wears a kaggy turtle-neck sweat er, pleated skirt and clodhopper shoes when she makes that fate ful journey past the ever sus picious Wehrmacht. Stephen Foster's Home Site Fired Rare Battle PITTSBURGH (UPD One of Stephen Collins Foster's best loved songs is My Old Kentucky! Home." But his old Pittsburgh home has been the center of dis cord. The site of the composer's birthplace has figured in a case of mistaken identity involving Pittsburgh and Detroit in a bi zarre tale of two cities. Foster was born July 4. 1826.1 in a white cottage in tne village f Lawrenceville, now part of Pittsburgh. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, second and third U.S. presidents died that day, the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The cottage was built in 1812 by William Barclay Foster, the songwriter's father who had emi grated from Virginia in 17 and laid out the village. The home re mained in the Foster family until 1827 and was razed about 100 years ago to make way tor handsome Victorian mansion built for Andrew Kloman, an indus trialist. The sturdy foundation of the cottage was retained as the base of the Kloman home. Ford Ruys "Birthplace" Henry Ford, an ardent admirer of Foster's music, sent a repre sentative to Pittsburgh in 1934 to purchase what he had been told was the composer's birthplace. The agent bought the property at .1414 Pcnn Ave. after being as sured by Mrs. Jessie W. Rose, Foster's granddaughter, and other old timers it was the true birth place. The house was carefully dis mantled, stick by stick, stone by stone and shipped to Ford's mu seum in Greenfield Village near Detroit where it was re constructed. Then controversy flared. Mrs. Evelyn Foster Morene wek. daughter of the composer's older brother, insisted the right ful birthplace site was two blocks aay at WOO Penn Ave. i Commissions Historian The Ford Foundation commis sioned Dr. Miln Quaife, an his torian, to make extensive inquir ies in Pittsburgh to substantiate the new claim. Quaife poured through musty Foster family deeds in the archives of the Alle- Coun,y . Courthouse He !""' ola mnannanis in tne neighborhood. His thorough and ""'. '" i"" Madame Gille's credentials as1 an authority on the Resistance cannot be challenged. She operat ed an underground escape net work credited with smuggling 73 downed Allied airmen to safety Ironically, her most harrowing experience during the war was associated with a movie. Because of the difficulty of slipping Allied airmen past the German soldiers, Madame Gille would often take them to a movie for transfer. The movie house was dark. crowded, and there was no need to talk. One night, while watching newsreel showing a Nazi plane shooting down a B-17. an Ameri can sergeant with her could not control his emotions. Furious, he shook his fist at the screen and cursed aloud in English. Immediately, the Germans! stopped the film, searched the packed house, but could not spot the disguised American. "This was perhaps the worst moment of my life, said Ma dame Gille. scendants to occupy it. The prop erty was deeded to the City of Pittsburgh, which maintained the home as a memorial to the com poser. But time took its toll and Ihe once-proud home fell intol decay. Interest Revives But in 1949 there was a renais sance of interest in Foster when hfauiiful gothic structure was erected to his memory on the University of Pittsburgh campus. Here are housed the instruments used by Foster, his manuscripts and other memorabilia. Verner Lutz, w ho had been born and reared within the shadow of the old mansion, had a sentimen tal attachment for the property. He acquired the house and grounds in 1950 and converted it into a funeral home. He restored the mansion to its former archi tectural splendor. Stagestruck Girls Find Hope NEW YORK UPI A walk up the well-worn steps 01 a hrownslnne residence in Manhat tanand a stagestrurk girl often has taken the first steps to star dom. The unpretentious brnwnstonc1 owned by the Rockefeller fam ily houses the Rehearsal Club. which is celebrating its 50th year of providing a home away from home for young women with show business aspirations. Here at the club, within walk ing distance of Broadway and the television studios, the starry-eyed! live inexpensively 22 a week. sharing a room, with two meals Deluded i while furthering their studies in acting, singing, danc ing and making the rounds of the casting offices or waiting for that all-imptirtant telephone call that says "Could you audition? or "you have the part." Home To Thousands In SO years, some 10.000 young women from every corner of the United States and from several foreign countries have made the Rehearsal Club home while theyi reached stardom. Many of them have not made it Rut a good percentage has. The club once was home to Shirley Booth. Martha Scott. Jayne and Audrey Meadows, Phyllis Thaxter, .lo Van Heel. Nancy Coleman, Bihi Osterwald, and Carol Bur nett to name a few. "Today's young women are so much more ambitious than they LlttiMfft tanltla hwtin art brlht4 I tvbttc iarviat ay tha HaraH a a Nawi. Thii nawaaar a rataa-. siala (r trrar tn tlmaa ar prirtm aantanf ai lamithaa fey Ma stcaa. Prat ram Httipta abiaat ta chanta wlfhaat naliaa. Par a4ilitial tafar. malita aH Nm alatlaa. KMED-TV MAY 31 JUNK 1 SUNDAY 10:30 Sign On Fronlian el Faith 11:00 TBA 11:H Maior Laagua Baitball: Pittsburgh ai MHwaukaa 3:00 This Is Tha Lift 2:30 Sunday Cmimu Land of tha Pha- roahi 4:00 Mater Adams - Trallmiilar 5:00 uodala 5:30 Bullwlnkla (C) a:00 Matt tha Prtss C) 6:30 McKatver and Iht Cotontl 7:00 Ensign O'Toola 7;3Q Wonderful World of Color (C) Car it, Whtra art You? 9:00 Bonanza (C) 10:00 13 Emmy Awards 11:30 Final News 11:35 Sign Oil MONDAY 1:55 Sign On - Morning Visit 9:00 Continental Classroom f:30 Focal Point 10:00 The Price is Right (CI 10:30 Concentre li on 11:00 Your First I mere !i Ion (C) 11:30 Truth Or Consequences 11:5J NBC New - 12:00 Ben Jerrod (C 1I:2i NBC News 12:30 The Doctors ' 1:00 General Hospiiai 1:30 You Don't Say (C) 2:00 Tha Match Game 2:75 NBC News Afternoon Report 2:30 Make Room For Daddy vrm QuMri For A Dav 3:30 Channel Tan Theater: Guest Wile, 5:00 King Leonardo 3:30 Our Gang 3:35 The Weather Window 6:00 Newsreel Ten 6:10 Soorli Highlights 6:13 Huntley Brinkley ' : 30 1 BA T.ftA Cnahriniwrt Hftrirlrk-Ahlnd 7:30 Monday Night at the Movies: The Enemy ueiow (t) 9:30 Art Llnklelter Show 10:00 Ben Casey 11:00 Newsreel Ten Night Report 11-15 The Totlqht Show (O 1:00 News. Weainer, sign u" TUESDAY 1:55 Sign On Morning Visit 9:00 Continental Classroom 9:30 Focal Point 10:00 The Price Is Right (C) 10:30 Concentration 1t:00 Your First Impression (C) 11:30 Trulh Or Consequences 11:55 NBC News 12:00 Ben Jerrod It) 12:35 NBC News 12:30 The Doctors 1:00 General Hospnai 1:30 You Don't Say 4C) 2:00 The Match Game 2:25 NBC News Afternoon Report 2:30 Make Room For Daddy 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Chenntl Ten Theater: Lei's Be H py 5:00 Magic Ranch 5:30 Laurel and Hardy 3:55 Weather Window 6:00 Newsreel Ten 6:10 Sports Hlghllghls 6:15 Huntley Brinkley 6: 30 Combat 7:30 Laramie (CJ :30 Empire 9-30 Dick Powell Theater 10:3C Chat Huntley Reporting 11:00 Newsreel Ten Night Report 11:13 The Tonight Show (C) 100 News. Weather, Sign Off WEDNESDAY -55 Slon On Morning Visit 9:00 Continental Classroom 9:30 Focal Point 10:00 The Price H Riflhl (C) 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Your First Impression (C) 11:30 Truth Or Consequences 11:55 NBC News 12:00 Ben Jrroo n-i 12:35 NBC News 12:30 The Doctors 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 You Don't Say (O 3:00 The Match Game 2:35 NBC News Afternoon Report 2 30 Make Room For Daddy 3:00 Qutren For A Day 3:30 Channel Ten Theater: Yukon Vengeance 4:30 Friendship Circle 5:00 Ruft and Reddy 5: 30 Our Gang 3:55 Waalher Window 4 00 Newsreel Ten 6-10 Sports Highlights 4:15 Huntley Brinkley 4:30 5am Benedict 7 30 The Virginian IC) 9:00 Perry Como (C) 10 00 The eleventh Hour M-oo Newsreel Tan Night Reoort 1:00 News. Weather, Sign Oil THURSDAY t 55 Sign On Morning Visit 9 00 Continental Classroom 9-30 Focal Point 10 00 The Price Is Right (C) 10:30 ConcentreMon 11:00 Your First Impression (C) 1130 Truth Or Consequences 11:55 NBC News 12 00 Ben Jerrod (C 13:73 NBC News 13:30 The Doctors 100 General Hospital 1-30 You Don't Say (CI 3-00 The Match Game 3 33 NBC News Afternoon Report J 30 Make Room For Daddy 3 00 Oueen For A Day J:3DChertnH Tn Theater On Dangerous Ground) 5 to Fury 5 Laurel and Hardy 5 IS The Weather Window 6 00 Newsreel Ten 4:10 Sports Highlights In Home used to be." said Mrs. Philip D Wilson, president of the board of managers and daughter of the noted French actress-comedienne, (Jabriclle Rcjane. Mrs. Wilson, a merry, brown-eyed, brown-haired woman, has been on the board since W-"J. "Today." she said of the stage- struck, "they work as waitresses clerks, other part-time jobs, watch for openings and study acting, voice, ballet, piano at night. Two In One The Rehearsal Club actually Is two brownstone houses, five stories each, merged into one and large enough lo house 41 girls. Cur rently 25 states are represented but Mrs. Wilson said (lie aspiring actresses had come from as far as Australia. The one requisite for living at the club "combination of talent and ambition." she said. "When you've been associated! with the club as long as I have you can tell early those who have it and those who don't." said Mrs. W ilson. She said that as sue cess comes, the girls usually move to their own apartment a little more comfortable than sharing double room with another girl. The failures? "The maximum time in the rule book that a girl can live here is three years." said Mrs. Wilson "We have made exceptions. But if we know a girl is just not go ing to make it, one of us on the board will tell her. Many move out, but hope springs eternal - TV Schedules For KMED TV 6:15 Huntley Brinkley 6: 30 Challenge Ou'i 7:00 Our Man H log ins 7:30 Wide Country 130 Or. Kildare 9:30 Haiti (C) 10:00 Andy Williams Show (C) 11:00 Newsreel Ten Nile Report 1:15 The Tonight Show (CI 1:00 News, Weather Sign Off FRIDAY 1.53 Sign On Morning Visit 1:00 Continental Classroom 9:30 Focal Point 10:00 The Price Is Right (C) 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Your First Impression (C) 11:30 Truth or consequences 11:55 NBC News 13:00 Ben Jerrod (C) 13:25 NBC News 13:30 The Doctors 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 You Don't Say (CJ 2:00 The Match Game 2:35 NBC News Afternoon Report 2:30 Make Room For Daddy 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Channel Ten Theater: Gangbuslers 3:00 International Showtime 5:53 The Weather window 6:00 Newsreel Ten 6:10 Sports Highlights 4:15 Huntley Brinkley 6:30 Stoney Burke 7:30 Gallant Men 1:30 Sing Along With Mitch C) 9:30 The Price Is Right C 10:00 Jack Paar (CI 11:00 Newsreel Ten Night Report 11:15 The Tonight Show (C) 1:00 News, Weather, Sinn ort SATURDAY 10:00 Stan On Ministers Roundlable 10:73 News t0: 30 Major League Baseball: N Y. at Cleveland 1:00 TBA 3:00 Make Room For Daddy 2:30 TBA 3:) Shari Lewis 3:30 Saturday ..Matinee: The Damned Don't Cry 5:00 wifie World of Sports: TBA 6:30Wvall Earp 7:00 Fioht of hip Waek-Make Thai Spare 1:00 David Brlnklev's Journal 1:30 Joey Blshoo (C) 9:00 Saturday Night at the Movies: Plver o' No Return 11:00 Intermission News 11:05 Channel Ten Late Show: . The Big Knife 1:00 News, Weather, Sign Off KVSP-TV RIDDINO, CALIFORNIA CHANNEL 7 MAY 76 JUN! 1 SUNDAY 10:00 Herald Of Truth 10 .10 Faith tor Today 11:00 TBA 1:00 Film Fair 2:30 Meet the Professor 3:00 Manlan Ferum 3:30 Doctors' Forum 4:00 Western Action Hour 5:00 Ma lor Adams Trainmaster 6:10 Mark Raters' Reaerts 6:30 McKeever and the Colonel , 7:00 Ensign O'Toola 7:30Disnevt Wonderful World af Color 1:30 Car 54 9:00 Bonanza 1 19:99 VaJce tf Ft rest ana 19:39 Haward K Smllh 11:00 David Brinkley 11:00 Stage 7: 1:30 Lata News MONDAY 9:19 Educational 19:99 Frlce Is Right 11:39 Cencentratlen 11:90 Bingo 11:30 Seven Keys 13:99 Tennessee Ernie Far 11:30 Father Knows Best 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 You Don't Say I 99 Day In Court 1:74 Midday Report 139 Jane Wyman 3:99 9)ueen Far A Day 3:39 Wha Da Yau Trust 4:99 American Bandstand 4:39 Discovery '43 4: S3 Bandstand News S:99 Breva Slalllen 5:39 Mickey Momso Clufc 6:99 Newsbeet Narth Staff 6:11 Hunliey-Brlnkley 6:30 Gallant Men 7:30 The Dakofas 130 The Riflemen 9:00 Stoney Burke 10:00 Ben Casey 11:00 Murphy Martin wth the News 11:19 Saerfscast ii:il Tonight Show IMS Late Nawe TUESDAY 9.30 Educational 10:99 Price is Right 10:39 Cancan (ret (en 11:00 Blnga 11:30 Sevan Keys 11:90 Ernie Fard Shaw 13:30 Father Knows Best 1:00 General Hospital 130 Yau Dan't Say 1:09 Day In Court 3:14 Midday Report 3 TO Jane Wyman 3 99 Oueen far a Oay J 39 Who Da Yau Trust 4 M American Bandstand 9:39 Discovery 4 SS Bendstervd News I 99 Car lean Time 1:19 Mickey Meus Club 99 Newseeat Nerthstai 6: IS Huntley Brinkley 6:30 Laramie 7 30 Combat 9 Hawaiian Eye 9 30 Untouched lei 10:30 Danger Man 11:00 Murphy Martin with Iht Newt 11:19 Soartscest H:1S Tonight Show 11 1) Lata News WEDNESDAY 9 39 Mutational 19 99 Price Is Right if 19 Cencentratlen 1:00 Bingo 1:30 Seven Keys 11:99 Tennessee Frnle Ftrd 13:39 Father Knows Best 1:00 Otoe re i Houmei 1 It You Don't Say 1 99 Day In Court 1:34 Midday Report I- 38 Jane Wymen 3 99 Oueen Far A Day :39 Who D Yeu Trust 4 99 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery 4:3$ Bandstand Newt 5 00 Broken Arrow 1:39 Mickey Meust Cltik 6 00 Newibeaf Northstate 6:15 Huntkty-Brinkley 6.39 International Showtime 7:39 Wagon Train I 39 Gemg My Way 9 ft Oir Men Higfina 10 99 Netted CHy 11.90 Murphy Martin with the Newt 11:19 saertscest 1I:1S Tonight Shaw 11:31 Lata News THURSDAY f 39 Educational 19 99 Price is P'tht 19 39 CancentreNen 11:00 Binoo II Seven fevi 13:99 Ernie Fsrd Shaw 13:39 Father Knows Best 1 00 General Hospital t 30 Death Valley Day! I 99 Day In Court 3 74 Middey Report 3-10 Jena Wvmart 1 99 OiMen Far A Day I 19 Wh Da Yau Trust 4 "9 American Bandstand 4 39 Discovery 67 4 li Bandstand Newt 5 00 Lime Rascals f 39 Vkkay Meue dun 6 09 NewsMet Narthitaig 6 IS Hunlley Brinkley ' 30 FwpaMttion 7 99 (Vuestwarg) Ha 7 n Adventures f Or?t ad Harriet 99 Tha Dnna Read Shaw 9 Leave It To Beavtr 9 99 Vy Three Sana 9 W McHele i Navy 19 90 Alcoa Premiere ti 00 Murphy Merlm with the News 11:19 Soartsrast 11:IS Tonight View IMS Late Newt FRIDAY 9 19 F dotation a i 19 99 Price ',' 5 "" I M Seven fvt 11 99 Tenrete P""9 Ffd 11 4 Famer Knows Best i 09 General Hesodei 1 M You Don I Say 3 99 Day in CeuM 1)4 MiMay Raact 1 Jar Wvmn 1 99 O reen For A Day I 19 tvne O you Trust 4 99 Amerken Bandstand KVIP-TV 4:31 Dlscavery 62 4 S3 Bandstand Newt 3 00 Jills Party Time 3:30 Cartoon Time 4:00 Newibeat 7 6:13 Huntley Brink lev 6 30 Films of tha Fifties I: Flinlstanes 9:00 I'm Dickens Ht'i Fenstar 9.31 77 Sunstt Strip 19 39 Refeel 11:00 Murphy Martin with tha News 11:19 Saerts Cast 11:15 Tonight Shew 11:15 Lett News SATURDAY 9-99 snarl Lewis 39 King Ltantrd 1119 fury 10:30 Make Room For Daddy 11:00 Top Cat 11:30 Matty's Funnies 17:00 Bugs Bunny 12:30 Alakaiam 1;00 TBA 4:00 Disc Data 4:30 Manlon Forum 5:00 Wide World of Sports 6:30 Jetsons 7:00 Fight ot tha Week 7:45 Make That Spare 1:00 Haiel 1:30 Jot V Bishop 9:00 Lawrence We Ik 10:00 Hootenanny 10:30 Movie: 12:30 Lata News KOTI-TV MAY 36 JUNE 1 SUNDAY 10:4S Baseball Game Of Week 1:30 Championship Bridge 3.00 Oral Roberts 3:30 Sunday Matinee 4:00 Dan Smool 4: IS Manion Forum 4:30 Take Two 3:00 Trallmasltr 6:00 10th Century 6:30 Mr. Ed 7:00 Ensign O'Toola 7:30 The Jetsons 8:00 Sunday Night Movie 10:00 Candid Camera 10:30 Howard K. Smith 11:00 Sunday News Special MONDAY 10:00 College Ot the Air 10:30 Queen For A Day 11:00 Father Knows Best 11:30 Seven Keys 13:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 13:30 As The World Turns 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 House Parly t.w Day in tour? 2:15 Midday Report 7:30 Jane Wyman present! 3:00 The Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery '63 4:U American Newsstand 5 00 Chaplain's Corner 5:05 Town and Country Workshop J: 30 Dennis Tha Menace . 6 00 TV Weatherman 6:05 Farm Market Report 6:10 Stock Market Report 6:15 Ron Cochran News 6:30 Local. News Summary 6:4$ Scotly't B r It s-'n '-Bites 7:00 Country Show 7:30 The Dakolas 1:30 The Riflemen 9:00 Stoney Burke 10:00 Ben Casey Murphy Martin News 11:10 Local News Roundup TUESDAY 10:00 College Of Tha Air 10:30 Oueen For A Day 11:00 Father Knows Best 11:30 Seven Keys 11 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 17:30 As The World Turns 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 House Party 3:00 Day In Court 3:3S Midday Report 1: JO Jane Wyman Present! 3:00 The Secret Storm 3:30 Edge ol Night 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery '63 4;iS American Newsstand 5 00 Chaplain's Corner 5 05 Tech Talks 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6 00 TV Weatherman 6:05 Farm Market Report 6:10 Stock Market Report 6:15 Ron Cochran News 6:30 Local News Summary 6:47 Dateline Washington 6 47 TV Question Box 7:00 Brlnkley's Journal 7:30 Combat I 30 Hawaiian Eye I J The Untouchables 10 30 Here's Edle 11:00 Murphy Merlin Newt 11:10 Local News Roundup WEDNESDAY 10 00 College Of the Air 10:30 Queen For A Oay 11:00 Father Knows Best 11:30 Seven Keys 17-00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 13:30 As The World Turns 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 House Parly 7 00 Day In Court 3 7$ Midday Report 1 30 Jane Wyman Presents 3:00 The Secret Storm 3 30 Edge Ol Night 4 00 American Bandstand 4:30 Oiscovery '63 4:55 American Newsstand 5 00 Chaplain's Corner 5 OS Fund-O-Rama 5:30 Yogi Bear 6:00 TV Weatherman 6:0S Farm Market Report 6:10 Stock Market Report 6:15 Ron Cochran News 6 30 Local Newt Summery 6 45 The Sportsman 7:00 Heiel I X Wagon Train I 30 Going My Way 9-OOOur Man Higgins 10:00 Naked City 11:00 Murphy Martin News It: 10 Local News Roundup ' THURSDAY 10:00 Cotlege Of the Air 0 JO Queen For A Day 11:00 Father Knows Best 11 30 Seven Keys 11 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 11 30 AS The World Turns ' 1 00 Generel Hospital 1 30 House Parly 2 00 Day In Court 3 75 Midday Report 3 Jane Wyman Presents 3 00 The Secret siorm 3 30 Edge Ot Night 4 00 American Bandstand 4.30 Discovery '63 4 11 American Newsstand 5.00 King Leonard 5 30 Bullwinkle 6 00 TV Weatherman 6 05 Farm Market Report 6 10 Stock Market Report 6 15 Ron Cochran News 6 M Local News Summary 45 Scotty's Barks-'n'-Bilet 7 00 Trte Detut 7 30 O. iie and Harriet 00 The Story Of I 30 Leave it To Beaver 9 00 My Three Sons 9 30 McHale's Navy 10 00 Alcoa Premiere 11:00 Murphy Martin News 11:10 Local News Roundup ii; II Showtime on two FRIDAY 10 00 College Of The Air 10 30 Oueen For A Day it 00 Falher Knows Best 11 30 Seven Keys 13 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 13 30 As The World Turns 1 00 Generel Hospital 1 30 House Party 1 00 Day In Court 3 15 Midday Report 2 30 Jane Wyman Presents 3 00 The Secret Storm 3 10 Edge Ot Night 4 00 American Bandstand 4 30 Discovery '63 4 J American NawMtant) 5 00 Oe Cal Panorama 5 M HutHeperry Hound 00 TV Weatherman a 05 Farm Mernet Report 6 10 Stock Market Report 6 IS Ron Cochran News 6 30 Local News Summary 6 45 Srritty's Barks'n'Bifes 7 00 Hootenanny 7 30 Cheyenne I 30 The FtintsfOfiM 9 00 Dickens-fentter 9 30 77 Sunset Strip 10 30 Llovd Bridges Show ti 00 Murphy Martin News n.to Local News Roundug 11 15 Showtime On t w SATURDAY 9 09 Cepen Kangaroo 1 00 The Alvin Show 10 10 TBA 11 00 CBS Newt 11 IS Baseball Game Of Week 1 00 Cer loonies 3 W Magic lnd of Allekatem 3 00 Bany and Cecil 3 10 My Friend Flickt 4 M Mighty MOvst 4 36 ftky King The Week KOTI-TV 5 00 Wide World Of Sports 6:30 Industry On Parade 6.45 Western Show 7:00 Fight Ot The Week 7:50 Make Thai Span 1:00 Gallant Men 9:00 Lawrence Walk 10:00 Gunsmokt 11:00 News-Weafher-Sportt 11:15 Showtime On Two KBES-TV MAY 36 JUNE 1 V SUNDAY 0:45 Baseball-Wash, at NY 3:00 Oral Roberts 3.30 Higher Ed I You 3:00 Around the Homo 3:15 Social Security 3:30 Movie "Helde" 5:00 Real McCoys 5:30 GE College Bowl 6:00 ?0ih Cenlury 6:30 Mr. Ed 7:00 The Jetsons 7:30 Dennis the Mtnata 1:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 Hootenanny 9:30 GE Theatre 10:00 Candid Camera 10:30 What's My Line 1 :00 Harry Reasoner I; IS Stage 5 "House of Rothchlld" MONDAY 1:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Calendar 9:30 I Love Lucy 10:00 The McCoys 10:30 Pete & Gladys 1:00 Love of Lila 1:24 CBS News 1:30 Search tor Tomorrow 1:45 Guiding Light 13:00 College of Air 1J;30 As World Tumi 1:00 Password 1:30 House Parly 7:00 To Tell Trulh 3:45 News 3:30 Jane Wyman 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4;00 Am. 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