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Cigarette Commercials Under Added Pressure By RICK 1U BROW I'nitrd Press Inlrmalional HOLLYWOOD (UPH Tlwre are strong indications that eifja rctte commercials on television Dancers Must Stop Wiggles CAIRO (UPD-There's a new look to Egypt's famous belly dancers and they're not very happy about it. They've been ordered to cover up and put a brake on their wig gles. From now on, the fashion for belly-dancers is a one-piece affair thas reaches from the collarbone to the kneecap. The new dance costume, or dered by chief censor Abdei-Ra-hlm Sorour, "decently covers the chest, stomach and back." a di rective said. The skirt "has no slits or openings, on the sides or elsewhere." Sorour's creation was outlined in a circular issued to belly dancers and ntphf filths flnfininn "the limits within which thej Oriental dance should be per-j formed." It said: A dancer should not recline or stretch on the dance floor. If she wiggles, she should do it slowly. A dancer should not perform on top of, or between, the tables. Dancing is subtly for the dance iioor. A dancer should not be photo graphed "in suggestive, intimate positions" with customers while she is dancing or while in her dance suit, Musicians should not dance with or around the belly-dancer. A dancer should not perform to nationalist, military or religious oiusic. Belly-dancers are up in arms. "Why should they put more and more restrictions on us while for eign dancers can use any cos tumes and do whatever they like?" asked Wafaa Aly, temH rarily a blonde. Another dancer, Ahlam. said. "They're chasing the tourists awav." amat kHc rvli ky tti Hirl4 4 Ntwi. TNd nwipor it nat rMtv libit fr rrmrt in tlm r wm onttnt at larnth y tM !. Praaram Hitini labiact ta ihrnii wlthavt natica. Far aMltitfial iafar malian tall tM atatiaaj. KOTI-TV JUNE JULY 7 .SUNDAY 10 13 Pai'h For Todsy 10:45 BflsrtflM Gama of Tht Week: Benton at New Voftt I - 30 Oampionshio Bridga 3 00 Oral Roberts X) Showtime On Two 4 00 Da.i Smoot j.lSAAanion Forum A TO Taka Two 5:00 Trflilmaster 00 20th Cer'ury 4 30 Mr. Ed 7 00 Enilon O'Toola J:30 Tht Jetsoni I CO Sunday Niqht Movla 10 00 Candid Camera 11:00 Sunday New Special With Harry Reaioner MONDAY 10 30 Queen For A Dv 11:00 Father Knowi BeT 11:30 Seven Key 11 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford U 30 The World Turn! I 00 Ceneral Hospital 1 30 Mou Party 3 00 Oay In Court J Midday Reoort 2 30 Jane Wyman Presents 3 00 The Secret storm 3 30 Edge Ot Niqht 4 00 American Banmtand 4 30 D'MOvery '63 4 SS American New'nd 5 00 Town & Country Workthrn V IS Klamath Rodeo Avsoc-etton 5 30 Oennn The Menace 00 TV weatherman 05 Facm Market Report t 10 Stock Market Report 6 15 Ron Cochran Mew 6 30 Local News Summary IS Scotty- Barks 'n' B'tel T (Id American Adventure 7 3d Tht DaknlM 8 30 The Rifleman 00 Stoney Burke 10 (XI Ben Casey it n Murcny Martin News It 10 Local News Roundun TIKSDAY 10 30 Quren For A Pav II M Father Knows Best n 30 Sven Keys 13 00 Tenrtessee Emit Fred 11 30 AS Tht World Turns I 00 Gn'al Hospital 1 3C House Party 3 00 Day In Cou't 3 7J Midoey Report 7 JO Jana Wyman Presets 3 00 T-t Secret S'orm i 10 Edge O Nirjht ro American Bandstand 4 30 Discovery '61 4 S5 Amtr.can Newsstand 5 W Chaplain's Corner S OS Tr,is West (Local' 5 30 Quick Draw VcGraw 00 TV Weatherman t OS Farm Market Report a 10 Stock Warfcet Rpport a IS Ron Cochran Sews 30 Local Hew Summary a O Dateltnt Washington A 4? TV Question Boi 7 00 Legislative Review ? it Cnmr-at I 30 Hawaiian Ev 30 Tht Un'OuChabies 10 30 PreS'fierttial Mmmn II 00 Murphy MaMn News 11 10 Local News Roundun WKDNKSDAY 10 i Ouen For A Day II 10 Fatr Knows Best 11 30 Seven Kes 1J 00 Tenneisee Emit Ftrd 13 As yo fwm t 00 Central Hospital 1 JO House Party 3 00 Dtv In Cev J ?S M'Odev Pw 3 30 J"t rvman 'enl 3 M t- Sect' S'orm ) JO Edoe Ot N O' 4 American Bndia-1 4 30 D'COvry '43 t iS American Nr"'" 5 Of' cnaca"1 s fo'-e' S CS Fund O Rama S 30 Vngi Bea' no TV wea'e-ma" l CS Farm Mve' Reo' I 10 S'tKk Ma'Mt Br-r't t IS nn Chrnn NS Lncal f-Tws Summary 45 Tht Sroriiman w ill be under increasing pressure in the future to modify (heir sales pitches at youngsters about the glamor of smoking. It is not impossible that action, eilher voluntary or otherwise may result in a shift of empha sis of these commercials per haps as a precautionary advertis ing step with sound public rela tions value, especially if med ical evidence should mount in a way to make any other decision appear unfavorable. In the not too distant past, "CBS Reports" shook the multimillion-dollar cigarette advertis ing accounts of television with a study of the smoking hassle. And I-croy Collins, president of the National Association of Bred casters 1.NAB1, caused a furor last fall when he criticized ciga rette commercials aimed at youngsters and said flatly there are mounting evidence that ciga rette smoking posed "a serious hazard to health." Collins, it might be noted, is a pretty forward-looking fellow, having warned his broadcasting colleagues about the ratings mess well in advanced the time that it came fully to public light be fore a congressional investigative body this year. All of this is of particular in terest not only to youngsters, but to parents, because it is no se cret that the coming video sched ules for the new season are aimed more than ever at captur ing the increasing financial pow er of teen-agers. Earlier this month, an article in the journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics by Dr. Samuel Wishik, of the University of Pittsburgh School of Health, charged the Madison Avenue wiz ards with making smoking seem related to sex appeal. "There is no doubt that 'Madi son Avenue' has a heavy hand in it," the article said, warning of possible government heat un less something is done. "Cig arette advertising nowadays, es pecially on television, plays up the tw o elements of sex and ma turity to sell its product. Smok ing by young people is gla morized, made to seem sexually attractive, and in the male equat ed with virilitv." KOTI-TV 7 00 Harel 7:30 Waqon Train 8:30 Going My Way 9:00 Our Man Higgins 10:00 Naked City 11:00 Murphy Martin News 11:10 Local News Roundup 11:15 Presidential Mission THURSDAY 10 tn Fourth o July Parade 10 30 Queen For A Day n.OO 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 Party 3 00 Day In Court 3 75 Midday Report 3 30 Jant Wyman Presents 3 00 The Secret Storm 3 30 Edqe Of Night 4.00 American Bandstand 4 30 Discovery '6J 4 SS American Newsstand 5:00 King Leonardo 5:30 Bullwlnkle A 00 TV Weatherman 4:05 Farm Market Report a: tO Stock Market Report 6:15 Ron Cochran Newt t 30 Local News Summary 45 Scotty's Barks 'n' Biles 7 00 Tttt Deputy 7 30 Orne and Harriet 8 00 The Story Of 8 30 Leave It To Beaver v 00 My Three Sons 9 30 McHait's Navy 10 00 Premiere 11:00 Murphy Martin News It: 10 Local News Roundup 11.15 Showtimt On Two FRIDAY 10 30 Queen For A Day 11:00 Father Knows Best 11 30 Seven Keyl 13 00 Tennessee Emit Ford 13 30 As The World Turns l 00 General Hospital 1 30 House Parly 3 00 Day In Court 3 35 Midday Report 7.30 Jane Wyman Presents 3 00 The Secret Storm 3 30 Edqe Ot Night 4 00 American Bandstand 4 30 Discovery '63 4 SS American Newsstand 5 00 O't Cal Panorama 5 30 Huckleberry Hound 6 00 TV Weatherman 6 OS Farm Marktt Report 6 10 Stock Market Report 6 15 Ron Cochran News 4 30 Local News Summary 6 45 Scotty's Barks n' B''es ? 00 Hootenenny 7 JO Cheyenne 8 30 The Flinfs'ones 9 00 DiCkens-Fens'er 9 JO 77 Sunset Strip 10 30 L'ovd Bridoes Shnw '1 00 Murphy Martin NeS 1 1 10 Local News RourwiuD 1 1 '5 Pres-dentiat Mission 1 1 45 Showtime on Two SATURDAY 9 no Capta-n Kanqaroo n w T-e Alvi" S"W io 30 CBS News 10 45 Base&ail Game o' The Week. fV." nesnta a' Bl'moe 3 00 Cartoonies 3 3C VaoiC Land O AMekajam 3 DO Beanv and Cecil 3 30 My Friend OiCka 4 PO Wtqh'y MouSt I i JO SkV Kmq I J 00 Wiftt World Of Spnrts j 6 30 Western Show 7 W F ght ot The week-Make That Spar 1 f i Gaiiant Men 9 00 Lawence We'fc t (10 Gvnsmo n no Mws .ea'er Snv's 'I IS Show'ime on Two KBES-TY JUNf 7 JUL ' St NO AY .ta nsn a fcew yo i O-al Bote's i Mer Ed 4 v"u 'tjd T,-a Home Stx.ai Secw'y 1 1 : TM u My Lve ' al VcCOvS C0"ege Btwl Area t no Ed Sv'i van vV-'.., T "7 v ' A ! 1 tOl . r MJ ji 3 t: t t . r i .s 'BIG HOSS' Here Dan Blocker, 275-pound "Hosi Cartwright ' of TV. appears td be propping up Little Bertha, 4,700-pound star of Sparks Nugget Casino's Cir cus Room but admits the elephant can stand by herself. Blocker, in Reno for a presentation of Silver Spurs Award, said he never uses a stand-in but could use one for this. UPI Telephoto Trumpet Virtuoso Is Huge Bear Of Man In Whiskers NEW YORK (UPD-Trumpct virtuoso Al Hirt is a huge boar of a man who prefers to bury his face in bushy whiskers. The over all effect makes him look like a cross between Jackie Gleason and Ulysses S. Grant. Like Gleason, Hirt is a jovial fat man who knows how to trans late his 299 pounds into showman ship. And like Ulysses S., he goes in for the kind of beard that sprawls all over the lace. His most notable characteristic. though, has nothing to do with how the man looks. It's what he KBESTV 9:00 Hootenanny 9:30 G6 Theatre 10:00 Candid Camera 10:30 What's My Line 11:00 Harry Reasoner 11:15 Stage 5 MONDAY I 00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Calendar 9:30 I Love Lucy 10:00 The McCoys 10.30 Pete & Gladys 11 00 Love ot Life 11:74 CBS News 11:30 Search for Tomorrow It 45 Guiding LlQht 13:00 College of Air 13:30 As World Turns 1:00 Password 1:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell Truth 3:45 News 3:30 Jane Wyman 3:00 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge ot Night 4:00 Am. Bandstand 4 30 Discovery 4:45 Am. Newsstand 5:00 Alvln Show 5:30 Rin Tin Tin 6:00 TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Waller Cronkite 6 30 McHaie's Navy 7 00 My Three Sons 7 30 Dakofas 8 30 Lucille Ball 9 00 Danny Thomas 9 30 Andy Griffith 10 00 77 Sunset Strip 11:00 News Final TIKSDAY 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 Calendar 9 30 I Love Lucy 10 00 The McCoys 10 30 Pete 8. Gladys 11 00 Love of Life 11:34 CBS News 11:30 Search tor Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 13:00 College of Air 17.30 As World Turns 1 .00 Password I 30 House Party 3 00 To Tell Truth 3 45 News 3 30 Jane Wyman 3.00 Secet Storm 3:3-3 Edge Ot Night 4 00 Am. Bandstand 4 30 Discovery 4:45 Am. Newsstand 5 00 Sky King 5 30 Quick Draw 00 TV Weatherman 6 05 Channel S Reanrt 6 15 Waiter Cronkiit 6 y T B A 7 00 Password 7 30 Marshal CHlnn 8 00 Lloyd Brioes 8 30 Red Skeiton 9 30 Jack Benny 10 PO Xee'e B-aselle Show II 00 News Fin" WKDNKSDAY 8 r Cap'a n Kangaroo 9 00 Calendar 9 30 I Love Lucy 10 00 The McCoys '0 30 Pe'e A Giadyt 11 00 Love ot Lilt It 74 CBS News 11:30 Search lor Tomorrow 11 4S Gu'dmg Light K r-j Co'ieqe ot Air '.3 As World Turns 1 '0 Password 1-0 House Part 3 no Trj Tell Truth 3 4S News 3 lane Wyman 3 Od Secret Storm 3 30 Edqe o' N ght 4 no Am Bandstand 4 JO Discovery 4 js Am Newsstand 5 00 U"de Biii 5 30 Yog' Br 6 00 TV Wea'he'ma-s 6 0 Channel J Oepo't 1 IS W"er Crgnki'e 4 jo H.iio.nies 7 00 tm-e Harriet 7 Wagon T'l.n I jn Gflmg My Way 9 jo D'C Van Dykt if) f Ned C'y It 00 News Fma! t is 0-amp.o h p B"d9e lilt RSDAY I t) C'aln tangaroe 9 on Olenoer 9 30 I Lnv Luc 'r K i h wcCovs 10 30 Pete A Gladys 11 30 Lwe n L.'e it i4 CBS News II Jfi Sea'th 'rj Tftmftrre It S Guiding L.gM Te docs with a trumpet that makes him one of the nation's most pop ular musicians. Such popularity. however, is a rather recent aixl almost accidental development inj Hirfs life. For more years than he cares to remember, Hirt was all but unknown outside of New Orleans where his Dixieland style of jazz is as popular today as it was during its "Golden Age" three decades ago. To a large extent, this obscurity ,was self-imposed. evision KBES-TV 13:00 College of Air 13:30 As World Turns 1 :00 Password 1:30 House Parly 3:00 To Tell Truth 3:45 News 3:30 Jane Wyman 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Am. Bandstand 4:30 Discovery 4 45 Am. Newsstand 5:00 Mighty Mouse 5:30 Roy Rogers 6:00 TV Weatherman 6 05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Walter Cronkite 6:30 Sports Roundup 7 00 Rifleman 7 W Trails West 8 00 Perry Mason 9:00 Twilight Zone 10 00 A'coa Premiere 11:00 News Final 11:15 Stage 5 FRIDAY I 00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Calendar 9:30 I Love Lucy 10:00 The McCoys 10. 30 Pete 8 Gladys 1:00 Love of Lite lt'74 CBS News U: JO Search for Tomorrew 11:45 Guiding Light 17 oo conene ot Air 13 30 As World Turns 1 00 Password I 30 House Party 3 00 To Tell Truth 3 45 News 3 M Jane Wyman 3 00 Secret Storm 3 30 Edqe of Nght 4 00 Am. Bandstand 4 30 Discovery 4 45 Am. Newsstand 5 00 Uncle Bill 5 30 Huck Hound 6 00 TV Weatherman 6 OS Channel 5 Report 6' IS Walter Cronkite 4 30 Story Of 7 00 Leave It Te Beaver 7 30 Rawhide 8 30 Route 66 9 30 Dickens Fenster t0:00 Alfred HifchcOck 11 00 News Final 11:15 Slage S SATURDAY 10 30 Saturday News 10 4S Baseball Preview 10 55 Basehall: Minnesota it l JO Movie 3 30 Movie 5 00 Cheyenne 4 00 Dan Smoof 6 15 Vanton f-orum 6 30 Flmtstones 1 00 I've Got a Secret 7 JO Lucv-Desi Comedy Hour 8 JO Defenders 9 30 Have Gun. Will Travel 10 On Gunsmoe II 00 Newt Final 11:15 Stage S KMED-TV June m July t SUNDAY M 00 S'Cn 0"-Frrnfiers of Fji-th 11 j0 MaiOr Leegut Baseball C'. l ai Oeviand 3 M Th.s H the Li'e 7 JO T BA 3 TO SuMay Cinema "M M.ke" 4 JO Maior Adams Trailmaster 5 JO Buliwinkie 6 00 Meet the PrtM JO Sunday Rron't. JFK Trip 7 00 Ensign O'Tooie 7 JO WonaeMul Wo'id ' Cnior 8 Car S4, wnere a't You 7 9 00 00nflnf4 '0 no DuPom S'ow o tne Week il or. f,n4l News II 05 S on Off MONDAY 8 SS S'l" On Mvmng y-t 9 Red Cro'S Hftme NuMing 9 JO Focal Pomt 10 rjg Tne Prtte it Right 0 jO Concentration M 00 Your F-rst tmpress-nn 1 1 JO Tuih Or Consequences It SS NBC News J no Pe-x e w-it Ta'k ICl 13 7S NBC News 1j 30 Th DoctO'S l C, GenrA Hospital I JO Yoy Onn't Say 7 00 The Watch bmf 3 35 NBC News A'terf" Report 7 30 Make Reom For Daddy TV Newsman Spends Time In Workshop By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD UP1 News man David Brinkley leaves his NBC office at 7:30 each evening to tool his convertible sports car on the 10-minute drive home in time for dinner with his wife and three sons. Most of the time they wait for him. i And home for Brinkley is a two-, story colonial-style brick edifice two city blocks from the ash-i mgton, D.C., border in Chevy Chase. lid., a very fashionable address in the nation s capital. After dinner, like as not. Brink lev will head for his cellar work shop which is filled with wood working tools of every descrip tion. There he happily hammers, saws and chips away at his fa vorite pastime, cabinetmaking. Woodworking Relaxes Brinkley, a low-pressure south erner, beats the terrific pres sures of his job by turning out beautiful furniture, including the family dining room suite. It keeps me from going nuts," he explains. ' Woodworking is relaxing be cause when vou work "with tools everything either fits or it doesn't. There's no half-way about it; no gray areas like hu man relationships or the news.j When you make something with your hands it's a relief to know whether it's right or wrong." j Because nightclubbing and res taurant dining is unchic in Wash ington the Brinkleys entertain a great deal at home. And when they go out it is usually to the homes of friends. "The favorite indoor srt in Washington is talking," Brinkley says "and the best place to do that is at home." Their friends are the same ones they've known for 20 years, among them are politicians, news men and just plain folks. Brink- ley s news partner, Chet Huntley, is not a close friend for the very good reason that he works out o( New York and sees partner David only three or four limes a year. Because he is not a performer per se. the tall. 43-year-old re- (porter cannot accustom himself to1 being a celebrity. Schedules tFor Ihe KMED TV 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Channel Ten Theeler: "Tonlj The Niqht" 5 00 Cartoon Special 5 30 King Leonardo 6:00 Weather Window 6:05 Newsreel Ten 610 Sports Hlghliqhls 6:15 Huntley Bnnkley 6 X International Showtime 7 00 TBA 7.30 Monday Night at the Movies: Hell & Hqh Water" 9 30 Art Linkletter Show 10:00 Ben Casey 00 Newsreel Ten Ntght Report 11:15 The Tonight Show 1:00 News, Wtethtr, Sign Off TUKSDAY 8 55 Sign On - Morning Visit 9 00 Red Cross Home Nursing 9-30 Focal Point 10 00 The Price Is Right 10:30 Concentration 00 Your First Impression 11:30 Truth Or Consequences 11:55 NBC News 17:00 People Will Talk (C) 17:35 NBC News 13 30 The Doctors 1 00 General Hospital I'M You Don't Say 3 00 The Match Game 2 34 NBC News Afternoon Report 2:30 Make Room For Daddy 3 00 Quean For A Day 3.X Channel Ten Theater "Kentucky" 5 00 Cartoon Special 4 30 Shan Lewis 6 30 Weather Window 6 05 Newsreel Ten A 10 Sports Highlights 6 IS Huntley Brinkley 6 30 Combat 7 39 Laremie 8 30 Empire 9 30 Dick Powell Theater 0 30 JFK Trip ll 00 Newsreel Ten Night Report II 15 The Tonight Show 1.00 Newt. Weather. Sign OH WKDNKSDAY 8 55 Sign On - Morning VI. ; 9 00 Red Cross Home Nursli." 9 30 Focal Point 10:00 The Price ll Right 10' 30 Concentration 11 00 Your First Impressinn 11 30 Truth Or Consequences 11:55 NBC News 13 00 People Will Talk (C) 13 35 NBC News 13 30 The Doctors 1:00 General Hospital 1 jO You Don't Say t 00 The Match Gama 3 35 NBC News Afternoon Report 7 30 Make Room For Daddy 3 00 Queen For A Dy 3 30 Channel Ten Thee'er: TBA 5 OA Cartoon Sper'al 5 Vi Ruff and Pediy 6 00 The Weather Window 6 nS Newsreel Ten A 10 Snorts Hinhliqhts 6 IS Huntley Brinkley 6 30 Sam Benedict 7 JO The Virginian 9 00 rit M'.tfy Theitrt '0 00 The Eleyenlh Hour n 00 Newsr-e: Ten Night Report It 15 JF Tr.p 1 00 News, Weather, Sign OK THURSDAY I SS S-qn On Wo'nmq ViS't 9 00 Pert Cross Home Nrs'rMJ 9 Yi Frxal Point T W 'he Pr.re ' Right '0 JO Concentration 11 00 Your First Impress1-! 11 30 Truth Or Consequences il SS NBC News 3 nf) Prnole WH Talk IC) 7 75 NBC News 13 JO The Dvto't i no fne'ai Hnin'fel t 30 You Don't lav 3 fid Tt-e Wa'ch r-era 3 75 NBC News A'terrWfln Report 7 X Make Poom frr Oedfl 3 00 Ovieen For A Day 3 JO rarnei Ten Theater- --Nw Oriea-t "r Dark" 4 30 tr.e-Jh n f rne 5 00 f arton Sr. 41 5 J0 Fry TA Wfather WnrOW r. New-reef Ten 6 10 SftorM HhlighM 4 M Hunfiey Brinkley 6 JO T RA 7 00 Our Man H'M'nt 7 V) y;.de r nnUf 8 Y O Kildere f 30 Harel '0 WO'td n Jimmy fWir.Mle it ifl Mewsreel Ian NlM Report tl 11 The Tonight h0 tor ANA ft (hf ft i FAMILY TEAM Actor Paul Newman and actress wife Joanne Woodard come up with gooey cement on their hands as they become the 140th and Mist stars to be honored with foot and handprints in the forecourt of Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. It was the first time in a quarter of a cer.lury that husband and wife have been honored simultaneously. UPI Telephoto Broken Bones Not New To Film Stuntwoman By JOSKI'll FINNK'.AN ITI llullywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI1 - Wary Statlcr, a pretty, 2ti-year-old movie stuntwoman, has one or the most hazardous jobs in Hollywood. Falling off horses, getting knocked down in a fight scene or wrecking an automobile has long been the domain of Holly wood's stuntmen to whom busted bones are occupational hazards. Usually women shv away from such activity. Bui Miss Statlcr. who is attractive and shapely enough to be an actress, is one o the few gals who follow the bruising stunt business. In her latest picture, .Icrry Lewis' production of "Who's 'Mind ing the Store," .Miss Statlcr gets crushed in a bargain basement sale and is run over by a vacuum cleaner. "Usually when I'm in a movie I double for somebody else." said Mary, explaining that she takes bruises which would flatten a deli cate leading lady. KMED TV 1:00 News, Weather Sign Off FRIDAY 8 55 Sign On Morning Visit 9:00 Red Cross Home Nursing 9:30 Focal Point 10:00 The Price Is Right 10.30 Concentration 11:00 Your First Impression 11:30 Truth or Consequences 11:5 NBC Ne.v? II 00 Peonle t'.'.ll Talk Ci 17 35 NBC News 13:30 It i Dxtors 100 General Hospital 1 30 You Don't Say 3 00 The Match Game 3:35 NBC News Afternoon Report 3:30 Make Room For Daddy 3 00 Queen For A Day 3,30 Channel Ten Theater; "The Crawling Eye'' 5 no Cartoon Special 5:30 TBA 6 00 The Weather Window 6 05 Newsreel Ten 6:10 Snorts Hlqhliqhls 615 Hunfley Brinkley 6:30 Stoney Burke 7 30 Gallant Men 8 30 Sing Along With Mitch 9 30 The Price Is Right 10:00 Jack Paar 11:00 Newsreel Ten Night Report 11-15 The Toniqhl Show 1:00 Newt, Weather, Siqn Off SATURDAY 0 00 Sign, On Minister's RoundMble 10 30 Ma tor League Baseball: NY, c I'veiend I 00 TftA 1:30 TBA 7 00 Make Room For Daddy 3 30 TBA 3 4S Racing) 3 00 TBA I X Saturday Matinee "Clash By Night" 4 30 Wyaft Earp 7 00 Fight ot the Week -Make That Spare 8 30 Joey Bishon 9.00 Saturday Night at the Movitt: "The President s Lady" 100 Newt IntermisMOn 1:15 Channel Ten Theater: "Panic in the Street ' 1:00 Newt. Weahter, Sign Off KVIP-TV RIDfJINO), CALIFORNIA CHANNBL 1 JUNE M JULY t SUNDAY Herald Ot Truth Faith For The Day M. tor League Basehall F.im Fare Directions 'SI Issues end Answers Man ion Forum Film Fare Doctors Forum Western Action Hour Maior Adams Trainmaster Mark Roger Reverts McKeever and the Colonel r.orona'io" ot Pone Paul to nrj 10 30 11 00 1 30 3 00 7 30 3 00 3 30 I 45 4 00 5 00 6 00 4 30 7 00 7:30 8 30 9 00 10 00 10 10 II 00 11 30 1.30 Wait Disney ' Wonderful World ot cow Car 54 Where Are You Bonanza TBA Newt Snenal David Brinkley Stage 7 Late News MONDAY Fducational Price it Right Concentration Bngo Seven Keys Ernie Ford ShOW Father Knows Best General Hospital You Don't 'jay Day In Court V.drlay Report Jane Wymn Queen Far A Day Who Do You Trmt American Bendsnd Discovery Banostarvj News ftre Stanton 9 to 10 00 10 30 11 00 11: JO 13 00 13 1 00 1 to 3 00 7 25 7 X i 3 I 3 JO j 4 00 4 I 4 SS i 00 5 JO 6 00 4 15 4 JO I 2 18 A 9 no 10 n 11 00 V'Oey Mouse C'uh New-neat NO'th SU Muntiey Br meter Gallant Men T he 00 as The Rifleman Vnney Bure Ben Cesey Murphy VrM With The Newt Snnrtsaif Tonight StQ Left Newt M Miss Statlcr entered the movie business on horseback. She had been a rodeo trick rider, but long weeks away from home following the rodeo circuit got tiresome. "Heing a stuntwoman is the type of work that I'm suited for," said Miss Statler, who was once a sec retary. "I hate a routine job." Mary has a respect for her pro fession, a business which employs :il)out 12 women in Hollywood. "I'll refuse to do a stunt if I don't know how," she said wisely. ror instance I ve had to turn down an underwater job and also a fencing role. If a stunt comes up that I don't know how to do. I ask one of the stuntmen. I al so ask them what price I should get lor the stunt. Salary for stuntmen and wom en is SI (Ml a day and it's scaled upwards deluding upon the dan ger involved. If a stuntman is hanging from tlie edge of a pre rinice for a picture he can go home with a lot of money at the .end of a day, assuming he doesn't j lose his grip. KVIP-TV TUESDAY 9 30 Educational 10 00 Price It Right 10 JO Concentration 1:00 Bingo tl 30 seven Keys 13 00 Ernie Ford Show 13 30 Father Knows Best 1.00 General Hospnei t 30 You Don't Say NBC 3 00 Day In Court 2 3S Midday Report 3 30 Jane Wyman 3 00 Queen For A Day 3 30 Who Do You Trust 4 00 American Bandstand 4 30 Discovery 4 55 Bandstand Newt 5 00 Cartoon Time $ 30 Mickey Mouse Club 6 00 Newsneet North Stall 6 IS Hunitey Brinkley 6 30 Laram.e 7:30 Combat 8 30 Hawaiian Eye 9 30 Untouchable! in 30 Danoer Man 11:00 Murphy Merlin With The Newt 11:10 Sporfscait 115 Tonight snow 17:25 Late Newt WKDNKSDAY 30 Educational 10 00 Price Is Riqht 10 30 Contenlrehon 11:00 Bingo 1,30 Seven revt 3 00 Ernie Ford Show 13 30 Father Knows Best 1 00 General Hospital 1 J0 You Don't Say NBC 3 M Day In Court 3 25 Midday Report 3 30 Jane Wyman 3 00 Queen For A Day J JO Who Do You Trull 4 00 American Bandstand 4 J0 Discovery 4 SS Bandstand Newt 5 00 Broken Arrow 5 JO Mickey Mouse Club 00 New -.beet North Slate 6 IS Huntley Br ink lev 4 30 International Showtime t 30 Waoon Tram 0 30 Going My Way 9 30 Our Man Higgina 10 00 Naked City 11:00 Murphy Martin With The New! 11-10 Sportscasf 11 15 Tonight Show 17 25 Late News THURSDAY 9 30 Educational 10 00 Price is Right 0 30 Concentration 11 00 Bmgo ii 30 seven revs 13 00 E.'hie Ford Show 13 30 Father Knows Best 1 00 General Hospital 1 JO Yom Don't Say NBC 3 00 Day In Court 2 7S Midday ReDOrf 3 30 Jane Wvn.an 3 no Quen For A Day 3 30 Who Do You Trust 4 00 American Bandstand 4 J0 Discovery 4 SS Bandstand Newt 5 00 Lime Rascalt 5 JO Mickey Mouse Club 6 00 Newsneet North state 6:15 Huntie Bnnkley 6 30 E ipeditlnn 7 00 Guestward Ho 7 30 Oiie end Harriet 8 00 Donne Reed 8 JO Leave It To Beaver 9 00 My Three Sons f 30 McHale't Navy il "0 Premiere 1100 Murphy Marllrt With The Newt 1 1 : 10 SporKcal' It IS Tomght ShOKf 13 25 Late Newt FRIDAY 9 ft Educational 10 00 Price Is Riqht m J0 ronrentretion H 00 Bmgo 11 J0 Seven Keyt 17 C4) f rme Fed Show 13 30 Father Knows Best 1 00 General Hospitel 1 10 you Don't Say NBC 7 Day in Cou't 2 "s M-ldev Report 7 JO Jane Wvmen 1 no 0.een For A Day 30 Who D Ynu Trust 4 80 American Bandstand 4 i0 D'SrOvtry 4 SS Bandstand Newt 5 00 Ce'"on Time i JO Mickey Mousi 6 04 Newoeaf 7 6 14 Huntiey Brinkley 6 Fi'ms 0 tb F'ftift 8 10 FilnHtnnet 9 ft I'm Dickens Me'i Fenster 9 30 77 Sunset elriR 10 )0 Rebet I Sunday, June 30, 13 HKRAl.D AND NEWS, Desire To Gamble Goes Back To Ancient Years CONCORD. N.H. lUI'P - Krom the gold denarius to the modern dollar, man and his money have almost always been parted by the simple prospect of a lot-for-a-lit-tle. Ancient civilizations, including the Romans and others before them, recognized man's willing ness to bet. The lottery is as old as that. It is not too surprising there fore that one of the SO states has decided to set up a public sweep stakes to raise needed revenue. What is surprising is that the slate Is Ivevv Hampshire, a con servative Yankee region that is predominantly of Protestant faiths whoe clergymen are strongly op posed to gambling. First Of Century The sweepstakes approved by the New Hampshire Legislature and signed into law by Gov. John W. King April 30 is the first pub lic sanctioned lottery in the Unit ed States in this century. The last one was in 1890 in Louisiana and it folded after two years in welter of corruption. Here is how the state's sweep stakes would work: Tickets would be $3 each with a limit on the number to be sold any one person. Iher would be two races annually to be run at one ol the state s three race tracks. The prize in each race would probably be about $50,000. The proceeds, estimated at be tween $4 million and $8 million annually, would be used solely for education and would be distribut ed to local communities What docs tlie sweepstakes mean to the New Hampshire rest dent? If revenue estimates arc accurate, his property taxes, now very moderate, will dip even fur tlicr. There are no sales taxes or income taxes in New Hampshire The state relies heavily on rcve nue from liquor sales, cigarettes and racing to finance its opera tions. Much of this money comes from out of stale. King must appoint a commis sion to work out the details of Ihe lottery and this task prom ises to be extremely difficult. 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