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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.
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7 10 The Jetsons
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11 00 Sunday News Special wi'h Harry
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MONDAY
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II 00 Father Know Btit
11.30 Seven Keys
ij 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
13 30 As The World Turns
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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.
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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
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9 00 Continental Classroom
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10 30 Concentration
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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
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3 3S NBC News Afternoon Report
3:30 Make Room For Daddy
3 00 Queen For A Day
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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."
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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.
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FEDOKA: Kclitcd, aging, but
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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
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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.
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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.
The Ameches have a housekeep
er, but she rarely cooks a meal
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,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.
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"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.
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