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T HERALD AND NEWS. .Sunday, June 16, 13 Scores Try Discomforts In Interest Of Science WASHINGTON (UPIi-A spc-iwill need a slapRcring (HI million rial study o natural resources j more aires to handle this mass sufiRests the United States may exodus to the outdoors, be facing a future shortage of out-1 At present, there arc only 45 door recreation areas because of imillkin acres of national and state the growing army of campers, hunters and picnickers flocking to the woodlands. The study was the work of Re sources for the Future Inc. (HFK research foundation which spe- dallies in estimating the nation's, RFF economists noted that dur ing the past 30 years the use of slate and national parks has in creased 10 per cent annually. They said that if this trend enn tfWs, by the year 2000 the nation Spain Plans Big Displays For Visitors MADRID tUPli - Visitors to Spain this summer will be in for an out-of-the-ordinary treat. From July through September, a display of historic treasures will be open for visitors to the famous monastery and palace of El Ks- conai, 30 miles north ot Madrid. The occasion is the Fourth Cen tenary of the founding of thc oddly-shaped monastery. Special events in connection with the celeuidiion include in auguration of a new museum comprising 40 rooms in the sum mer palace of King Philip II, lhe monarch who built the mastery to commemorate the victory of the Spanish Army over theave proved to be incompatible French under King Henrv II at St. Quentin, France, in 1557. "San Lorenzo del Escorial," a the monastery is oflicially known, was built in the shape of a grill as a memorial to St. Lorenzo. He was burned alive on a grill by the Romans in the 3rd Century. The 90-day series of events planned for El Escorial include -nnccrts, lectures, tours, festivals of the arts, popular fiestas, bull-, fights and fairs. ama LlitiM tlM hartln art MHihtf i puklic urvitt ky th Hiraltf 4 Ntwi. 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KOTI-TV JUNE 1 - JUNE 21 .SLM)Y 10 S Baseball Gome o The Week 1 JO CfismpionshiD Bndga MM Oral Robert 3:30 Sunday Vatinae 4:00 Dan Smoot i lSWartlon Forum t 30 Take Two S 00 Trailmasif a-00 ?0th Century A 30 Mr. Ed 7 00 Ensign O'Toola 7 10 The Jetsons I 00 Sunday Niqht Vovia "Devili Disciple" 10 90 Candid C.r.i- 10 Howard K Sm.lh 11 00 Sunday News Special wi'h Harry Heasoner MONDAY in 30 Queen For A Day II 00 Father Know Btit 11.30 Seven Keys ij 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 13 30 As The World Turns l 00 General Hospital .1 House Party 00 Day in Court J JS Midday Report 3 30 Jane Wyman Presents 3 00 The Secret Storm 3 JO Edcje Ot Niqht a to American Bandstand t 30 Discovery 41 4 )4 Amer-can Newsstand 5 00 CMD'a'n'S Cwnff 5 OS Town and Country Workshop 3 10 Denms The Wenace 4 00 TV weatherman a 0i Farm Wa'ket Ketwt 10 Stock Market Report li Ron Cochran w 6 30 Local News Summary b Scotty's Barks n' B'tes 1 00 Country Show 7 V) The Dakota JG The Rillerr-n CO 5'oney Burnt tc 00 Ben Casev 11 09 Murphy Vartm News, 11 10 Local Nes Roundtio TIF.SU AY 10 Tt o-jn for A Oav 11 y) fiintr Knows Best n Seve Keys U m Tennessee E'"t Fo' i; 30 As The World Turns i m Gene'ai Hospital 1 30 House Par'r J 00 Dv m Cow' J 2 V'dday Report I WJa-ie Wyman Prrnts 3 00 The Sec' j'Orm 3 30 Edge o N'OM 4 00 American Bandstad 4 30 D'ove'v ') 4 55 American Newsstad 5 V) Chapiam s Corner 5 OS Tech Tais i H Owe Draw VcGraw ft 00 TV Weatie-man CS Farm Varket Repo't f- '0 S'ock varne' Rrr't 6 '5 Ren Cochran Nes A .JO Local News SumTry a J Da'e' ne wah nTon a 47 TV Question Bo 7 ?0 Brink ey i Journal 7 30 Ccmbt t 30 Hawaiian Eve jo The ytoutharves in if) Mere's ,i.e l' 00 Murphy Ma'"n Nrs li 10 Local News Roundup W KDNKMAY lfl y) Qun For A Dv ii -nj Father Knows Be ii 30 Seven Kevs ' J GO Tennessee frr I! .0 Ai T-a WO"d Tu'ns i &e-era Hospital VI Mouse P''r ? W 0v in Cnu' ; IS M.3ar RePO't 7 J---e V...-jn P'ese-'S 3 .XI The S't S'ym 3 E3T C N q-l 4 KiAn-'e'ican B-"s'a"i 4 w D cver 6j 4 A-w(r-tn rr-"! i ft CD 1 Crrt 5 i F.jg.O-Rma 5 w Vxit FVa' on tv ("''"' :s rm v'ei er-' '8 S'nc f't' er-vt -1 Rrn Crvi-en Nes in U-xal NS S'-nn-a-y " ! t Soc-'v-nan 7 M?ei 7 f r- v"i Klamath Falls. Oregon PAGE park recreation land Kecroatioti Area Scarce The RFF report which was the result of five years of research, said it will be virtually impossible to find another 90 million acres (or ret,.Palion by lhe lul. 0, thc century. It suggested that planners would have to solve the problem by care ful exploitation of present recrea tion acreage and multiple use of other lands. For instance, in future years acreage that might normally be set aside exclusively for growing trees may have to double as state parks. The report also said growing pressures Irom those eager to use the areas will require more in tensive use of present parkland. This means building more ac cess roads, picnic grounds and camp sites. The report suggests that just about every corner of the recreation area will have to be fitted to meet the need. And if that doesn't do it, the governing bodies may have to ra-i lion use by limiting the length of time visitors can stay. The report said a more intensive use program will have its draw- backs especially for those who want nature in its pure state when Ihey take to the woods. Wildlife May Decline Increased use of national and state parks will result in dwindling wildlile and fish populations. "Large populations of wildlife with large numbers of people, the report said. The big increase in use of rec reation areas in the present gen eration is the result of changing patterns in the American way of life. The growing population is one factor that will continue to keep the pressure on. By the year 2WKt, RFF researchers expect the U.S. population to increase about 80 per cent. KOTI-TV I 1(1 Going My Way 9:00 Our Man Hifltjms 10:00 Naked City I) 00 Murphy Martin News 11:10 Local Newt Roundup Till KSDAY 10 30 Queen For A Day 11 00 Father Knowa Best M 30 Seven Keys 13 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 13 30 As Tha World Turns 1 00 General Hospital 1 30 House Party 3 00 Day In Court ? JS Midday Report 3:30 Jane Wyman Presents 3 00 The Secret Storm 3 30 Edqe Of Night 4 00 American Bandstand 4 30 Discovery '43 4 s.5 American Newsstand 5 Of) Kinq Leonardo 5 30 Bullwinkle 6 no TV Weatherman 4 OS Farm Market Report 4 10 Stock Market Report A IS Ron Cochran News 4 30 Local News Summary 4 44 M'ernational Woodworkers ol Amer ica (local) 7 00 The Deputy 7 30 Oine and Harriet I 00 The Story Ot t JO Leav It To Beaver 00 My Three Soni 30 McHale's Navy 10 00 Alcoa Prem-ere 11 .00 Murphy Martin Nws tl 10 Local News Roundup It IS Showtime On Two FRIDAY JO Queen For A Day 00 Father Knows Best 0 Seven Kevl 00 Tenr-essee Ernie Fnrtf Jf) As The World Turns 00 General Hospital 30 Houe Party 00 Dav In Court 3S M.dday Rptrt M Jant Wyman P'e:,ents 00 The Secret S'orm 30 Eaoe Ot N-qht 00 American Bandstand JO Discovery '63 American Newsstand 00 O'e Cal Panorama .10 Huckleberry Hound ro TV Weatherman OS Farm Market Penftrt 10 Stock Market Report IS Ron Cochan News 30 Local News Summary 4S Sco'ty s Barks n' B-'es 00 HO0e"nfiy 30 Cntyenrte 30 The Flm!trjne 00 DiCkfnvFeiS'er JO 77 Sunset S'rip i LtorJ B'ifiaps Shn CO Murnhy Vartm News 10 Local News Roundup IS Showtima On Two S.VI ITtDAY Of Tre Aivm Show jC Teiespons S Snciai S-cunty 00 BS News IS Baseball Game o 'he Lps Amries at St LOu s 00 Cartoones y. Mq c La-id O' AHt 00 Bany a"d Cect )0 My Frie-'-d rCa (O V q"ty vouse vi sy K"q 00 W. Wo-'d Of Spor'i i : . .1 we-,ierr S-tw 7 IV. F.qht Of The w-k 7 wi vae That Soa-e ( X Gallant fen "1 Lawenr Wflk '. ) Cr.smoke i oo News-Wea'hr.Sto-ts I 15 Showtime On Two KMED-TY JUNI 1 JUNE 11 .HMMY r. e tu" I 3je Hi 7 C v- 5 TB ( Vrrl '"e P-e 5 mc a t i E--.-0-- O'oo Asnce'tyi A'f3 C "1 5 f ' W-e-e a-e v' I I Area CHURCHILL IS V 1 1 f ! jr sU TOPPKR: Prime Minister again (1951-55). Is Dad A Wise Leader Of Family, Or A Boob? HOMKKROXT. U.S.A. 'tPI' - TlaH thn hnnh hprnm trims He's treated like a king, lord of the manor or some other al ways-do-wcll creature bubbling with wisdom. Tlie question this Father's Day: Television Notes NEW YOKK i LTD Thatj'The Travels of Jaimie McPheet rugged bachelor quartet of NBC'sjers" being made by Mti.M will be "Bunanza" is going to be broken, filmed on the 2,500-acrc Century up next season by giving cldcst'Ranch at Malibu, Calif. son Adam Cartw right, played by Pernell Roberts, a wife. It's to be hoped the producers are as for tunate in their casting of this role as they were four years ago when they chose the actors who play the Cartwrights. j Thc exteriors of the new ABC! lone-hour adventure series called KMED TV 11:35 Sign Off MONDAY I 55 Stgn On Morninq Visit 9 00 Continental Classroom - a X Focal Point 10 DO The Price il Right 10 30 Concentration 11 00 Your First Impress""! n-30 Truth Or Consequence II SS NBC News 13 00 Ben Jerrod 13:3S NBC News 13 30 The Doctors 1 00 General Hospital 1 30 You Don't Say ? 00 The Match Game 3 3S NBC News Afternoon Report 3:30 Make Room For Daddy 3 00 Queen For A Day 3 30 Channel Ten Theater: "The Immortal Sergeant" S 00 King Leonardo S 30 Our Gang 4 00 Weather Window OS Nwsreel Ten 4 10 Soorts H'Qhi.qhti 4 15 Huntley B'inkley W TftA 7 00 TBA 7.30 Mnnnay N qh' at th Mnvis "K mq Of t he Khvber Rifles" V) Art Linklelter Show 10 00 Ben Casey 11 OC Nwsrel Ten Nfqht Report 11 15 The Ton.qht Show ! 1 00 News, Weather, S-qn Off j TIKSDAY j I il S'qn On - Momlnq Visit i oo Continental Classroom ' J fnritl Pomt , 10 00 The Pr.te is Right j 10 X Concentration 11 00 Your First impression I li jo Truth or Consequences 11 5S NBC News 1) f Bn Jerrnrt 17 35 NBC News j 13 The Dtr,rt 1 K General Hospital i I 30 You Don't Say I 7 00 The Match Game 3 35 NBC News Atternonn Report ? 30 Wake Room For Daddy .1 00 Queen f or A Dav I 3 j0 Channel Ten Theater I "C opacabana" j S" 00 Cartoon Spffoal 5 30 Laurel and Hardy j 6 TO Weather Window t 05 Nrwsre!' Ten 4 10 Snons M'qM'qhft ' 4 IS Huntley Brink.e 4 10 Comht 7 30 la'am e j JO Fmp.re f t 0' Powei' 7"'r i 10 M r het Muntiry Rerrt.n 'i rn jfWi'eii Ten s.qr.t Rapn't ' ! 1 TS The ToniOht SOW j 1 -30 News, y.aiho' c,Ci Off WKIINKSOAY II 'S S On - MO'n.n Vn f Contme"tal Classroom f-ntal Pomt The P--ce Is Rig'1-! Concentration Your First Irrpressmn Tryth Or Con leaix "tes NBC Nws NBC News t"r D'n"-M Ge"e'i hsr 'al YTJ DOT t iy Tm Wach Gam NH' NS AtrfOO" Bnn1 Vak Ptoti Fl D3dy n Q j- For A D- Ten S 10 O'jr r,- -tti !,m tsrn-1,'t n "i v 'i " an Pf'y f nrrl -v- jvbS'wl T" Nl" "-nrt Till -Rsn.w s r. ( - e ' iR ..r--- f't Tele HELMET: London Illitz and his iincst hour, 1910. RAF CAP: Honorary Air coniniOQorc, rjji Is Dad a boob, as the cartoon-! sion of Dumb Dora, in most fami ists. movie and television shows! lies really docs rule the roost and pundits feature him 12 months of tlie year? Or is 1m? a wise leader of his family and something to look up to? Dad, in most jokes a male ver- One of the talent scouts on the CBS summer replacement "Talent Scouts" for its first telecast July 2 will be 17-year-old Liza Min- nelli, Judy Garland's daughter, who herself was "discovered" only three months ago in the cast of the Uf -Broad way musical "Best Font Forward." 6S61 KMED TV J0 Laurel and Hardy 00 Weather W-nr)o OS Nrwreel Trn 10 Sports Highliqhtj 15 Hunttey Bnnniey 30 TBA 00 Our Man Higqins JO VJiae Country 30 Dr. Kildara 30 Hajel 0O Andy Wilt. ami Show 00 News'eel Ten Ni'e Report IS The Tonight Show 00 News, Weather s-qn O'f FRIDAY 5 Sign On Morninq Visit 00 Continental Classroom 30 Focal Point 00 The Price Is Right 30 Concentration 00 Your First tmpressmn 30 Truttt or Consequences S NBC News 00 fln Jerrorj 35 NBC News JO The Doctors 00 Genera' Hospital 30 You Don't Say 00 The Match Game 75 NBC News A'ternnnn Report 30 Make Room For Daddy 00 Queen For A Day 30 Channel Ten Theater- ' ' T omor row T he Wn ' Id " 00 International Showtime 00 The Weather Window OS Nwsreel Ten 10 Soortj Hiqhliqhts IS Huntley Brink ley 30 Stoney Burka 30 Gallant Men 30 Smq Along W'th Witch 30 The Pr.te Is Right 00 Jack Paar 00 Newsrel Ten Niqht Pefo't 15 The Toniqht Show 00 News. Weathi", Sion Off SATl'RHAY M S'On On 00 Minister S ROund'atile ?5 NWS .30 Waior Leaoue Ba,ehaH. fhnaqo at Cleveland 00 TBA M USGA Open f0 Shari Lew-s 30 Saturday Mafmee' "Fury at Furnace Creek" 00 Wife Wo id of Socrts TBA 10 Wva't Faro nr) t-.rjtt o hir V-k at e that irt 00 David Brmfciey's Journal 10 Joey R-shoo 00 Saturfay N-)ht at t-e Vo-es. "W" t Wi'cn Onctir ' On tnterm.;jion News OS Chann! Ten Lae 5h;w "trreign lr.g'je' 00 News. Weather. Sign Off KBES-TV JUNF t - J"t(E 77 MAIJAV lro-t at Kf 3-a' Ponerts H-gner f it 1 pal WcCrr 5 G Co-.'ge Bi ) rth r-:tury 7 nr, The Jet" 10 00 f an-1.4 Tame-a W What's , Vy L 1 1 00 Hv ry Kfnini r 11 'i St') i Va-J At Ti-.e rVi-'t Mosnw I f.r'- n Ka'woo -.0 faie-.riar ,i I Lr,,e t u' 1 t x V'.Co.i tr ;0 Pe a. O 1rS 1 1 '4 L.a p i'a 11 , rus News 'I tS (jivt -t V 9- '7 'ti Co' o' i' MAM OF Tir COSSACK: Faleful at alta m 1945. ADMIRAL: queens coronation in 1953. contemporary family humor to the contrary. Oscar Itabinottitz, lhe sociolo gist who says so, is a specialist in parent-child education at the Child Study Association of Amer ica. This whole business of pictur ing Dad as a bumbling idiot who always buzzes into trouble on the hometront distorts (rue life, as Rahinowitz and other sociologists figure. Relatively New In lhe annals of .sociology, the efforts to poke fun at dear old Dad are relatively new about 40 years old. Before that time, according to Rahinowitz. a graduate of the Boston I'niversity School of So cial Work, Dad truly was an un touchable a sturdy, solemn heme no one dared joke about. KBESTV a 00 TV Weatherman OS Channel I Report 4 IS Walter Cronkite A JO McH.:e's Navy 7 00 My Thre Sons 7 JO Dakotas JO Lucme Ball 9 00 Danny Thomas 9 J0 Andy GritliNi 10 00 77 Sunset Strip U 00 News Final TI'KMIAY I 00 Captain Kangaroo 00 Calendar 9 30 I Love Lucy 10 00 The McCoys 10 JO Pete A Gladys U.OO Love of Lite 11 34 CBS News II 30 Search lor Tomorrow 11 4S Guidlnq Liqhl l? 00 College of Air 13 JO As World Turns 1 00 Password I 30 House Pari 3 00 To Tell Tfultt 3 45 News J M Jane Wyman 3 00 Secret SlO'm 3 M I due of N-on 4 10 Am Bandstand 4 10 Discoviry 4 4S Am. Newsstand 5 00 Sky King S .10 Quirk Draw 4 00 TV Weatherman 4 0.S Channel S Rppivt 4 1 Walter Trnnkite 4 10 The Deputy 7 00 Password 7 10 Marshal Oiling I 00 Lloyd Bridqr-S I 10 Red Skpiinn 9 JO Jerk Benny 10 IY Garry Moo. I I 00 News Final W l;lF.SIAY Canta n Kanga'On Catenf r I Lov I ury The McCr.'s Pet a, Gladys Lnve of Lite CBS News Search for Tomorrow Guidtnq l.ight Colieqe of A As World Turns Pass wr' rt Hou' Party To THI Truth Nws Jane Wman S(ret Str,"T ! oo J0 to oo 1 10 to n oo j II 74 ! II 10 II 45 1? 00 ' 13 JO ! t M) 1 M 1 00 1 45 3 10 : 3 m 1 t 1ge nf t. i ' i Am Bani'a' t ; Am Nrsstanf ) U'ie B" 3 Yr.g. B-a' 1 Tv Wr!'.""" S fhannei 5 Per.ri't 1 Waiter f -enk ,t 1 M.nrnliit'. 1 Or-e 8. H'r-f 3 Wnon Tm ') Nake-J r .t t Ur Final i Ct ampiO-- r B'-fq lilt KMiAY 1 f ar'a n Ka9a"" 'j Ca-e-'dar ;fi. tft Tr tfrCri(s C- j0 Pfip K (, 1. s V, A dVo'lrl To ) Tn tf'1 Iri.'l hrw 1 Jar.e W".an 1 ',ecret S'f--rn ) I ; N ' 1 At, tTni'ii'A'-i , Ati Ne a- 1 S "1 OS P',y Pvi" PI S 01 ' it Hat.r,e--r-i n,r HillMV " r ir'a" rrga'K Schedules MANY meeting LAi -V Out or power and l . - - j f.V "J j FEDOKA: Kclitcd, aging, but ' sllll 'Winnie. How did thc trend to liolwry batch? Rabinouitz said in an interview that it's linked to the changing status of women. One of the ways some women tend to seek equal rights is by tearing down tlie other guy in this cast the Broadway Doings The first new play tried out this 1 Bucks County Khzabclh Ash spring at lhe Bucks County l'lay.t.Vi Kobcrt Red.'ord and Mildred house in New Hope. Ta.. was N,llM.k vike Nk.ho,Si wno "Nobody Loves Me and it regis- ... , .. tered in such fashion that pro- 'ed fe as a member of the duccr Saint-Subber immediately nerfurminR team of .Nichols and announced his Broadway plans for it. Itetitlcd "Barefoot in the Park." this Neil Simon comedy is sched uled lo open al the Biltmore Theater here Oct. 2.1 alter prelim inary engagements in New Haven and Washington. 1). C. 'Ilie leading playeis will he the same as al KBES-TV il oo 11 34 It: JO 11:45 1700 17 30 I 00 1 10 3 00 3 4S 1 30 3 00 3 JO i 00 Love of Llfa CBS News Search for Tomorrow Guidmq Light Colieqe of Air As World Turns Password House Party To Tell Truth News Jan Wyman Secret Storm I dge of Nighl Am Bandstand Discovery Am Newsstand Untie Bill Muck Hound TV Weatherman Channel 5 Report Walter Cronkite Story Of Leave II To Beaver Rawhide Route 64 I)ii kns rrn'.Hr Alfred H.trhcock News Final Sttgf 5 " lorpfn Aney ' SATl KltAY A JO 4 4S 5 no 5 JO 6 00 A OS A.I 4 30 7 00 7 30 I JO 9 10 10 00 11 00 11 11 ft Sfl Sal Nw I 05 BasMiall Preview I IS Baseuall I os Anqeles at St Loon 3 30 Movie "Invasion ol the Brxfy Snatthe'S 3 V) Movie S 00 Cheyenne 4 00 Dan Smoot 4 IS Man-on Forum 4 13 r lintsfones 7 oo I've Got a Secel 7 10 Ja.kie Gleason 10 Defend-s r Mava (un. W il Travel if; &o Gunsmoke I I oo News Final I IS Stag- S ' Red Canyon" KViP-TV RIDOINO, CALIFORNIA CHANNtL 7 JUNE It JUNE 11 MAHAY f) Of) Me'ald of 1 ru'h 0 10 f a'th For The la 1 1 00 WaiOr league RaehH UfM York at Cinr.i.nafi 1 m F Ifn 'e 3 no Thuodeih'Tl aw s 7 0 Issut-s A'i'ffS J 00 Manion Forum 3 turn Fa'e 1 4S Dor'TS Foni-n 4 00 Wr-.fcn Artion "in' 5 00 Vair.r Alnnis Tr-firT.as'f 4 0 Va'k Roger Rponrts 4 M tjtyr-mvvr and the Cotonet 7 00 Fnstgn O'Tool J JO Wail Dimey'S Wnnrtrlgl World f Olor R (0 f r ',4 Where A-e Vou 5 ffl Hv.-'ia Kj M Von Of F-irfsl'i'e 1 tO Late Ne I Vfnj fr-l't ) f).,y m r.,.(. WMay P'r.u'l ) Jane Wyinan 1 Owcrn On- A f)y I VCO tin Vo. TM. t H-ae &ta". 1 t'.. P,' i".-.ev ) nn f a"-n af i Late hp. II KMV ' r 1if a''0' al I r r"rn'r''On t -") la. an Keys I ' " e (M n- I r'r Tr.l)l fit' HATS . iV5-. ' 9 l'lA Mi.S: Order of (ho Gar- lor in 1 al. papa who's suppoed to be all at the heartbsidc. "From what most experts can see." Rahinowitz said, "most American families still are run by a very competent Dad who al most always demonstrates a tal ent for right thinking." J1')' is the director. It was another Simon play, "Come Blow Your Horn," that came out of the Bucks County theater three years ago to become a Broadway hit and make Simon one of the niost-in-demand writers around. He wrote the libretto for llhe current musical, "l.illle Me. KVIP-TV 1 OO General HosRilal I JO You Don't Say NBC 1 00 Day In Court t 35 Midday Report 7: JO Jane Wyman ;00 Queen For A Day i JO Who Do You T 'ust I 00 American Bandstand 1 JO Discovery i 55 Bandstand Newt i OO Cartoon Time I JO Mickey Mouse Ouh i 00 Newsneat North stalf LIS Huntley Brink.ley to "The Kremlin ' 1 10 Combat I (0 Hawaiian Fyp -1 til Unlouchahles i .10 Danger Man f0 Murphy Martin With Tha News 10 Sporlscast is Tnmght show 35 Lale News WKDNKSDAY 1 V F durational 00 Price Is ttinhl - 10 Concentration M Bingo 10 Seycn feyS 00 t rme Forrl Shew 10 Father Knows Hest 00 (enerat Hospital JO you Don't Sa NBC ("0 lay In Cnurt 75 Midday Report 10 Jane Wyman ; CO Quren For A Day 10 Who Do You Trust I 00 American Bandstand 10 Discovery '.S Hanrtsldivt News Oft flfoken Arrow , 10 Mickey Wwjsp Cluh , 00 Newheaf No'lh SUtt . 15 Muntlt-y Brink I y i 10 International Showt-mt W tie Va ' an I JO Gomg My Way 1 (0 Our Man H'ggml . Of) Nakrd City no Murnhy Martin With The Newt 10 Sporlstast i lo'i-ght ',how 1 7 Lata News 1111 ItS DAY 1 0 Ff'Kat-onal 1 i0 Price IS R-lht Hi Com nntmlrnn 00 fti'iqo 10 Si'ven Keys 00 f rme Ford S'-nw 1 jf- r-lrer Knos Hfit 00 Genera' Ho'.pital (0 Vgu Don t Say NBC fiu Da In four! 1 ?5 Miffy R-.tmrt 10 Jane Wvman I "1 Quet-ri F-0r A Dav t If) WtO Do You Trust i or, Ame'ican Randsland I A Discovery i '5 Bandstand News i 00 I .if Rarait Xi Mickey Mouse C luh l 00 NpA'heat N--.rfh Sta'e l i 5 Huntley Brink.ley 10 f rperMton ' 00 (.ui-slwarf Hn ' JO Ovie and Marnet I Of; tVmr, Ri-er) I in Leave II To Braver i 'JO W i Three 5wn I tO Mr Hale' Navy I K l'',.fn pre I 0O Murphy Martm W'"i Tnf News 1; H Late UtN l-KIDW '7 "i ( -r.n f i,"1 Srw i ..!'.' an Bl' .Ht,,1 fUn-l 'iir) 1 H V'H,f M.,r.t,P ft- ... f ,im, r f.,t - iff , ' 1 ti D frim sm y f ens'er 1 " S'lisel itr.e 1 Bet, ei 1 v.,-ri.y Va-t.it Wiitt Tr. hewi l Srn"s'a-t Tnrnrjrit how i t-ta Nrws .SMI ItllW W r.i" Lecra"ln 'IT, 1-,,-y 1, vi( B'VTi frif Hatt 'ii Vai.r LiO' ftnteoa I I The Ameche's Talent Search Takes Him 50,000 Miles By VKIIXON fil'orr l l'l Hollywood lorrespondnit HOLLYWOOD 'L PI - Don Ameche is one television star who i'dually lives out of a suitcase, spending four months each year traveling 50.000 miles for his "In ternational Showtime' series. Aineclie. with his wife llonoie, scouts circuses, lent shows, vaude ville acts and ice shows the world over in a never-ending search for new performers. lhe result is a somewhat disor ganized home life. An apartment penthouse over ooK.ng ftew torits tasi imer is ,ry and UaIian lood their ,K,ak. home base for the Ameches andncs;. ineir two aooptcu daughters, Dee Dee and Bonnie, both 18. It also is home for the family's pampered poodle, "Beau Beau," who lives in; the apartment year around. Don's junkets abroad last from four to seven weeks at a time and; require him to pack Ins bags with utmost precision. The former movie star takes great pride in his suitcase system. lie carries only four suits, which he uses for appearances on the show's agents, a Dane and an show as well as everyday wcar.j Italian speak 10 languages be They are the only articles of (ween them, easing the constant I'lothing thai leave his bags, I'.verylliing else remains in the suitcases. "I'd lose too many things and waste too much time if I unpack ed in every hotel room." be ex-. plains. Has Many Shim One hag contains nothing but shirts, 23 in all, which allows Ameche to wear a clean shirt every day without having to bother with European laundries. Ameche has his packing down to such a fine science he is able to leave his hotel room in five min utes. Back in New .York his life is less heclic. Both girls are away at school, attending Academy of Mt. St. Vincent in Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Mest year Bonnie will at tend Ceorgetown University and DeeDee will go lo Manhatlanvillc College. N. Y, For relaxation Don and llniinre bead for their kitchen where they whomo up a variety of 'exotic dishes, mostly Italian. 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Trial lo Merrill and Malin avtry Thuri. Bonanta avary elhtr Tuetday. PHONE 2-1259 Week ,Vhcn the star and his wife have 1 let lon (roin the ripors of travel tliey like to tiikc in Uic Broadway shows and visit the race tracks. Don has owned and bred Ihorouyhbrods for years. Two of his two - year - olds, "Mountain Dawn" and "Toujour 1,'Amour." arc quartered at Belmont and arc being pointed for next year's Ken lucky Derby. One of his fillies. "Crystal Classic," recently won her first race. Married lor HO years, the Ameches have favorite haunts abroad. Italy (Don is of Italian extraction 1 1 is their favorite conn Watches Dirt "I have In walrh niv dipt." Don srinS - -To keep my weight down i t,.y to l0 5tci,ks .i,erl i ,.an. But 'it's not easv. All the naveline helns the waistline tin- n you sit down tu wonderful wines and spectacular meals." A crew of .13 is necessary to film each 'International Show- ilime" segment, including nine American technicians. Two of the language problems that arise on location. Don has found the residents of each country friendly and willing to help him put thc NBC-TV show together. Thus far he lias tailed to see evidence of thc unpopular Amer ican abroad. 'Most Americans are good trav elers, once they learn that you won't find things in foreign coun tries like you do at home. They don't have the ordinary facilities that we do in thc United States except at thc very top hotels. "My joh takes me to many small cities and villages where the people don't think, act or behave like we do. And it is the Amer ican who must make the adjust ment, not the natives." While llonorc and Don arc away Beau Beau remains in the apart ment, cared for by thc housekeep- 'I guess we've spoiled him," Don admits. "He's too nervous to travel and wo couldn't leave him a kennel. But the rest of us Invc to travel. The girls have gone abroad with us. too. and it lias helped broaden their education and t' make them more sophisticated. I wouldn't trade jobs with anyone." LiRhtninft is seldom been in thc M1ar regions. DEEBC'5 TV and RADIO Service SYLVANIA SALES frein Ave. Ph. Tit tTM9 A - f-J ACE TV ZENITH Salej t Stn. FOR THC F1HEST IH TV-tUNO $Ria PHONI TU 4-J5I1 NOW!!!! Homo Service Calls $4.50 1 140 Riverside Drive Open 9 o 6 Mon. thru Sat. "I don't want my child to bu an athlete. So why bother about his physical fitness?" Remarks liko this slrika t th very heart of our nation's physi cal fitness problem. Tho otiiMo Eets all the physical conditioning he needs in school. But th physically underdevel oped child or the child who has no desire to participate in am-, Ictics he's the one wo should worry ebout. , And there are dozens of hint for every physically-gifted child. Un less we stimulate those young stersunless we put into effect In our schools the vigorous activ ity programs they need there will be more end more flabby end unfit Americans tomorrow! So, urge your local school board to carry out a vigorous physical fitness program every day for every girl and every boy. If you would like more informa tion, write to Tha President's Council on Physical Fitness. Washington 25, D.C. piiwiii m a rt'bna In caoctratKXI till ft Arivrmirtg 0M 1 .lWiL eitfuriMMbktitiiM Council xl In Hr ,