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! HERALD AVD NEWS, Klamath FU, Or. Sundav, July 7, jufci PAGE S! KV." ." " WMsmii. J .... NUCLEAR POWER PLANT wealth Edison Company at East-West Cold War Conflict Taking Place In Post Office WASHINGTON (UPI) - The East-West told war is a conflict being waged on many and varied fronts. And one of the more subtle struggles is currently taking place in U.S. post offices. It is an unusual "war" involv-1 ing men, worus ana laeas; a war of printer's ink, rewsprint, pho tographs and catchy slogans; a propaganda war being fought through the mails. Since the cold war began in 1047, Communist presses in East Berlin, Prague, Budapest, Moscow and Peking have been sending un solicited propaganda into this country at the rate of 2.5 million pieces per month courtesy of Marxism-Leninism. During March, April and May of this year, postal officials re ported they sent 8.5 million period icals, magazines, tracts and news letters to foreign propaganda units for screening. Screens Mail L'micr this program which has been in operation since last Jan uary, the U.S. Customs Bureau screens mail from Commuinsl-bloc it a pi bite wrvit by tha HtriH an aibla far arrari In tlmat ar ajraaram nlant at fwrnlihad by tha ttian. Pratram ttiflnii stjb(at ta thanta withaal natica. Far adtiitianal lafar mat tan tall tha itatlan. KOTI-TV JULY 7 - JULY 13 SUNDAY 10.45 Baseba'l Game of Tht Week: Vinneot Ai Baltimore 1 10 Championship Bridge 3 00 Oral Robert ? JO Showtime On Two 400 Dan Smoot i:15Maniort Forum 4:30 Take Two 5 00 Trailmaster 4:00 ?C1h Century :30 Mr. Ed 7:00 Ensign O'Toole 7:30 The Jetsons 1 00 Sunday Night Movie "Tunes Of Glory" 10:00 Candid Camera 11:00 Sundav News Special wi'h Hai Reasoner MONDAY 10:30 Queen For A Day 11 :0O Father Knows Best 11:30 Seven Keys 12:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 12:30 As Tha World Turns 1 :00 General Hospital 130 House Party 2 00 Day In Court 7 '25 Midday Report 2 30 Jane Wyman Presents 3.00 The Secret Storm 3 30 The Millionaire 4:00 American Bandstand 4.30 Discovery '43 4 5S American Newsstand 5 00 Chaplain's Corner S 05 Town and Country Workshop 5 30 Dennis The Menace e 00 TV Weatherman a 05 Farm Market ReoOrt 10 Stock Market Report 4 15 Ron Cochran News t 50 Local News Summary S Sco'tv's Barks 'n' Bites 7 00 America" Advenlure 7-30 Tha Dakotas j JO The Rifleman t.C-S itor.c, 5 hi 10:00 Ben Casev 11:06 Murphy Martin News 11:10 Local News Roundup TUESDAY 10 30 Queen For A Day 11 00 Father Knows Best 11 .10 Seven Kes 12 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 12 30 As The WO'ld Turns I 00 General Hospital 1 JO House Pri 7 00 Day In Court 7 75 Middav Report 2 30 Jane Wyman Presents 3 00 Tne Secret 5'orm 3 .i0 The Millionaire 4 OOAmer'can Bandstand 4 10 Discovery '63 4 SS American Newsstand s TO Chaplain's Corner 5 05 Trails West (Uocall 5 30 Quick Draw McGraw 4 00 TV Weafhcman a P5 Farm Market Renct a '0 Stock Market Report 4 '5 Ron Cochran News a 30 Local News Summary 4 ij Datehnt vasnmgtoT t i? tv Question Boi 7 00 Coioo-Tne Way Aead 7 3" Comfca' W Hawaiian Eve j0 Tne umouCaD'fS FrxiS n Arr-f-ca tl 50 Murphy Ma"' se 11 10 Local Nevs Roundup WEDNESDAY 'tl "J) Qt-een Fnr A Dv 1 1 00 ater Knows Best it '0 Seve- i; .'0 Tennessee cO'd 0 As ne Ac-id i on Oe-ie-a' hoCAi 1 M.-jvt P.!'' 7 00 Da m Cou-' 7' ?! V Slav Her?' 7 M Jane Wr P-eer 3 00 Te Secret S'cm 3 y ti,, vii 4 ooAme'ican 4 30 Discover si 4 Amfr can r, e i ' 5 V C-ar a " s CcT 5 "'s ti.MO Rama 5 -0 Yog' Br tv waae"-" t -v ft-m M'ft Pp-t 4 " J. V'ft Repel t '5 Pin CPC-an Ses I Local Nt Sy-rr-a-y BCIamath . - - 4 i - cis.--- m I The Dresden Nuclear Power Station of the Common. Joliet, III., is shown in this file countries to determine whether it contains propaganda. If it does, the post ofiice impounds the lit erature, notifies the addressee, and destroys it after 20 days un less he requests that it be for- warded. The bureau emoloys a special stalf of 30 translators, clerks, and technical specialists at propa ganda check units in New York, Miami, New Orleans, Chicago, El I Paso, Ixis Angeles, San Francis- co, Honolulu and San Juan, Puer to Rico. The program will cost the bureau $21)0.000 in fiscal year 1!1M. In addition, the post olfice has spent considerable time, money and manpower to carry out its half of the program. Tyler Abell, associate general counsel of the Post Office De partment, told a House subcom mittee last month that the law gave the department an "admin istration task that we didn't want to be saddled with. . ." Doing Their Best "Nevertheless," he added, "we, are doing our best to enforce the program properly." Area KOTI-TV 4:4S The Sportsman 7:00 Hazel 7: 30 Waqon Train 8:30 Going My Way 9:00 Our Man Higgini 10:00 Naked City 11:00 Murphy Martin News 11:10 Local News Roundup 11:15 Presidential Mission THURSDAY 10" 30 Queen For A Day 11:00 Father Knows Best 11:30 Seven Keys 12:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 12:30 As The World Turns 1 :00 General Hospital 1:30 House Party 2:00 Day In Court 2.75 Midday Report 2:30 Jane Wyman Presents 3:00 The Secret Storm 3 30 The Millionaire 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery '63 4 55 American Newsstand 5 00 King Leonardo 5 30 Bullwinkle 4:00 TV Weatherman 4 05 Farm Market Report 4:10 Slock Market Report 4:15 Ron Cochran News 6:30 Local News Summary 6 45 Scolty's Barks 'n' Bites 7:00 The Deputy 7:30 Oizie and Harriet 8 00 The Story Of 8:30 Leave It To Beaver 9 00 My Three Sons 9:30 McHale'S Navy 10 00 Premiere 11-00 Murphy Martin News 11:10 Local News Woundup 11:15 Showtime On Two FRIDAY 10:30 11.00 1130 12:00 12:30 Queen For A Day Father Knows Best Seven Keys Tennessee Ernie Ford As The World Turns General Hospital House Party Day tn Court Midday Report 1.00 1 30 2 00 2 25 7 10 Jane Wyman Presents 3 00 3 10 The Secret Storm The Millionaire 4 00 4:30 American Bandstand Discovery '43 4 55 5 00 5 30 American Newsstand Ore Cat Panorama Huckleoerry Hound 6 00 TV Weatherman Farm Market Report 4 05 4 10 4 15 6 30 4 45 Stock Market Report Ron Cochran News Local News Summary Scottv's Barks 'n' Bi'fS 7 00 ; 30 I 30 9 00 9 30 Hootenanny Cheyenne The Fltntstones Dickenj-Fenster 77 Sunset Strip Lloyd Bridges Show Murphy Martin Newt Loce' New Roundup Showtime on Two SATIRDAV 10 30 11. Ml I 11 . 10 I 11.15 00 C flptam Kangaroo i on efts News ) 15 Baseban Game of Week: San I c ,(o a Philadelphia 7 00 Cartoonies ! iO V.aq'C Land 0 AHakaiam 3 00 Beanv and Cecil 3 JO My Friend Flick 4 00 Mighty Mouse 4 0 Sky Kinq 5 0O Wide Wor'd Of Seorit 30 Aei'ern Show -a FiQut o' The yveek-Vat That J 00 Gaant Men 10 Lawe-ve Walk j X Gunsmoke I 00 NewsWeather-SpO'-tl I 15 Showtime on Two KBES-TV JULY T - JULY 1 SUNDAY ) O'Bl R5hrtt ) Migr fcfl 1 Vnu ) Af)ynd Te Worre 1 S(,al See-ty i Vov-e Ren) McCf) ' Gfc Co eaa Bwl 3 7:?n cento' t ) V' M ) 1 r Je'vOM 1 D"'S ta Me-e-e 1 E1 Sui'ivan "I Hietgnerw ) 06 Thtnt-a. 1 r v"kr photo. UPI Telephoto The law, enacted over Kennedy administration opposition, has been criticized in various quar ters as "censorship" and "un constitutional." And most of the foreign publications affected have sneered at it as a "mockery" that destroys the "illusion of ai free press in America." The screening of mails for propaganda is nothing new. Dur ing World War II units were es tablished to separate Nazi litera ture from the regular mail. The practice was resumed in 1!)4R to combat Communist propaganda. This program remained in effect until 1961 when it was cancelled by the administration on grounds it aggravated efforts to improve East-West relations. Customs officials are quick to point out that the program was never designed to stop Ameri cans from reading Communist propaganda. Rather, they say, the law is intended to stop the flow j of material to people who never requested it and do not want it. KBES-TV 10:00 Candid Camera 10:30 What's My Line 11 : 00 Harry Reasoner 11:15 Stage 5 MONDAY 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Calendar 9:30 I Love Lucy 10:00 Tha McCoys 10:30 Pete & Gladys 11:00 Lova Of Lift 11:24 CBS News 11:30 Search tor Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 College of Air 12:30 As World Turns 1 :00 Password 1:30 House Parfy 2 00 To Tell Truth 7 45 News 2:38 Jane Wyman 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge ol Night 4:00 Am. Bandstand 4:30 Discovery 4:45 Am. Newsstand 5:00 Alvln Show 5:30 Rin Tin Tin 4:00 TV Weatherman 4:05 Channel 5 Report 4:15 Walter Cronkltt 6:30 McHale'S Navy 7:00 My Thret Sons 7:30 Dakotai 8-30 Lucille Bait 9:00 Danny Thomas 9:30 Andy Griffith 10:00 77 Sunset Strip 11:00 News Final TUESDAY I 00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Calendar 9:30 I Lovt Lucy 10 00 The McCoys 10:30 Peta I Gladys 11:00 Lovt of Life 11:24 CBS News 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11 :45 Guiding Light 12:00 Colleqt of Air 12:30 As World Turns 1:00 Password 1 :30 House Party 2 00 To Tell Truth 3 45 News 7:J0 Jan Wyman 3.00 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of Niqht 4 00 Am. Bandstand 4:30 Discovery 4 .45 Am. Newsstand 5:00 Sky King 5 30 Quick Oraw 4:00 TV Weatherman 4.05 Channel 5 Report 4 15 Waiter Cronkitt 6 10 TF 7 00 PlClword 7 30 Marshal Dillon t 00 Lloyd Bridges I 30 Red Skeiton 9 30 Jack Benny to no Keee fVaseUe Show , lt;no News Final WEDNESDAY I 00 Capta-n Kangaroo I 9 00 t.aiendar ! 9 JO I LOve Lucy . 10 00 Te McCoys 10:30 Pete A Gladys 11:00 Love of Lite 11 74 CBS Sews i 11:30 Search tor Tomorrow 11-45 Guidinq Light 1? 00 Colieq of Air I !2 30 As World Turns , 1 00 Pnsword I I 30 House Pitr'y 7 00 To Ten lr-ith I 2 5 News ! J 10 Jane Wyman 3 00 Sec 'et Mo'm , 3 10 f irje ol Niqht 4 no Am Bandstand 4 10 Discovery i 15 Am. Newsstand I 5 00 U"de Bi t 5 rt Yogi Bear y TV Wesine-mn t 05 5 Re-f : 6 trVa 'er C-on a jo m mdiH es 7 -i Ofne K Ma'r.et J JO yonn T - a n . I V Gom? Vy Vay 9 jri D-ck Van Dyi-e ; 10 no Nd C'ty II 00 Nei F nal 11 ;j C'i'nO")nH'P iriloa Till KSDAY i l ivi far''" Kama- 1 I T Cellar tr i iri.a Lucy ") ro Tr-e Wrings 10 j0 Pe' A Gudl i n w m,e n L.t In :i c ns. Naws 'l! .fl ,earf.n lor Tnmorroa; , 11 5 Guiding LIM : W 00 C0H3 Of At Television Atomic Power May Not Be Accepted As Fuel Source For A Long Time NEW YORK 'I PI' Thel Even in th prcxfnt slate of jby upwards of $4 5 billion in gov peaceful atom experienced a no- technology atomic energy could ernment subsidies, toriety as snnrtlived as a Miss compete with new cn.nentionall The jn(usll.v lbbv has bom- America. Although eclipsed by installations m aUUJl .w per cent space exploration, it is a goodlof the nation s prier markets Dei mat nuclear energy win nave r'rogi ess 1 " "is oui- fulfilled much of its early prom-lstripped some of the more opii ise by the time man first touches rnistic timetables in the past six idown on the moon. After years of frustrations and! disenchantment, recent technolog ical breakthroughs in harnessing the power of the atom have trig gered renewed activity in the lield. In some quarters a "go for broke" elfort is being made to challenge coal by 1!)70 as the nation's main source of power lor home and industry. But it shapes i p as a tough bat - tie against competing fuels and a large segment of the public! the past year or so this trend which views with alarm crackling has been hailed and in some in atoms as a close neighbor. j stances reversed. The potential Proponents of atomic power threat from the atom is thought concede that this new energy 'to have contributed to the down source will not in the foreseeable futuVe replace conventional fuel sources coal, water, oil and gas but argue that it will be needed to supplement present fuels to meet the expected rapid expansion of power needs. Estimates Resources An official of the Atomic En ergy Commission (AECi has es timated that conventional fuel re sources would be exhausted with in 75 to loo years unless supple ments are found. TV Notes NEW YORK I UPI 1 The sixth annual "Close - Up" dinner and s h 0 w by the New York chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences will be devoted to honor ing and ribbing Jackie Gleason. The date is Nov. 22, the place is the New York Hilton Hotel. An ambitious syndication effort to provide 90-minute shows featur ing vaudeville entertainers is in production here under the banner of Harold Goldman and Hank Saperstein, with the producer be ing Max Liebman of Your Show of Shows" fame. The title of the series is "This is Vaudeville" and KBES TV 17:30 As World Turns 1:00 Password 1:30 House Parly 2:00 To Tell Truth 3:45 News 2:30 Jane Wyman 3: Secret Storm 3:30 Edqe Of Night 4:00 Am. Bandstand 4:30 Discovery 4:45 Am. Newsstand 5:00 Mighty Mouse 5:30 Roy Rogers 4:00 TV Weatherman 4:05 Channel 5 Report 4: 15 Waller Cronkila 4:30 Sports Roundup 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Trails West 8:00 Perry Mason 9:00 Twilight Zone 10:00 Premiere 11:00 News Final 11:15 Stage 5 FRIDAY 8:00 Captain Kangaroa 9:00 Calendar 9:30 I Love Lucy 10:00 The McC"ys 10:30 Pel K Gladys 11:00 Love of Lite 11:24 CBS News 11:30 Search tor Tomarre 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 College of Air 12:30 As World Turns 1 : 00 Password 1 :30 House Party 3:00 To Tell Truth 2:45 News 2:30 Jane Wyman 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Edqe Of Niqht 4 00 Am. Bandstand 4:30 Discovery 4:45 Am. Newsstand 5:00 Uncle Bill 5:30 Huck Hound 4 00 TV Weatherman 1:05 Channel 5 Report 4:15 Walter Cronkit 4:30 Story Of 7:00 Leave It To Beaver 7:30 Rawhide 8:30 Route 44 9 30 D'Ckenj - Fenster 10:00 Alfred Hitchcock 11:00 News Final 11: '5 Vaqe 5 SATURDAY 10 15 Basehall l 30 Wove 3 30 Movie 5 00 Cheyenne 4 06 Dan Smoot 4:15 Manlon Forum 4-30 Flinlstones t 7 30 Lucv-Oesi Comedy Hour I 8 30 Defenders 9 30 Have Gun, Will Travel i 10 00 Gunsmoke 1 11:00 News Final ! 1 1 : 1 S Stage 5 KVIP-TV RIO UNO, CALIFORNIA CHANNiL 1 JULY 7 - JULY 1 SUNDAY '0 Oft Herald Of Truth 10 0 Faith For The Day M 00 Waior !.aque Basehall 1 (0 F lm Fare 7 00 DiTitions '41 7 10 I'Stjei and Answers 3 00 Vanion Forum 3 30 Film Fare 3 45 Doctors Forum 4 00 Western Action Hur 5 00 Maior A-iams Trimmasltr 4 Or) Vet The P'ts A V) TRA 7 V) E-ivin o Tve 7 30 Wit D sey'S Wonderful War! Color I yi fa' 4 Where. A- Vou 9 (fl ftonana '0 00 Death Va'iay 0t 1 '0 30 'Jes Sceoal n 00 TBA It '30 Staut 7 1 JO La'a Ni j MONDAY '0 Itfi Price ll 9M '"1WC ontent'lt'on 1 1 00 R o-jo l H '0 Sef. Yi I U CO f 'r.' Fed Shi I 17 30 Father Krtnw Best I 1 Vfi General Hoitai : ' W YrJ Don't ay 3 00 Day In Cjrt 1 2 25 Midday PenoM I 1 30 Jarvt Wyman ) : months. ine siBim.i."- a., ,is hasjhave succeeded in cutting the not been lost on the coal inrius- t.ost of hauling co.il from the ,rv the backoone of modern mine head m in n,.r nnemt. industrial society. One of the largest markets for coal is pow er production. This market ac-' counts for nearly 50 per cent of all coal consumption The battle line between these two antagonists has been drawn. i ine price i vuai nan oeen rising roughly 2 pr ccnt a year, but ward pressure on coal prices It is understood that negotiations or even rumors of a new atomic power plant contract has trig- gered a reaction in the price of coal in the area. The coal industrv. which is VALLEY KOIttiE. Pa. il'Pl lnwlv recuneratins from n ' Scientists here are working on a financial ills, complains that!bi8 sPace problem that will have atomic power is receiving pref erential treatment from the gov ernment. Coal officials note that since its inception in lnw the peaceful atom has been nourished 30 programs are planned. The idea is to sell them to individual1 stations for late-night telecasting on Saturdays. .Major production will be here, although some shows I on a platform that is itself rock will be taped in Hollywood. Tending at speeds up to 18.000 miles to 12 acts w ill be used on eachiner hour is one of the most com segment. Jean Bal, from the New York stage ana viaeo, nas been assign- ed a regular role in the forth coming NBC series called "Mr. Novak." She will play an assis tant principal in a high school. Fatal accidents in the U.S. showed a 2 per cent decrease over the preceding year in 1961. KVIP-TV 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 American Bandstand i.-.tO Discovery 4:55 Bandstand News 5:00 Brave Stallion 5:30 Mlckev Mouse Cub 4.00 Newsbeaf North State 4:15 Huntley Brinkley 4:30 Gallant Men 7:30 The Dakolai 8:30 Funny Funny Films 9:00 Money Burke 10:00 Ben Casev 11:00 Murphy Martin With The News 11:10 Sportscast 11:15 Tonight Show 13:75 Lata News TUESDAY 9:30 To Conclusion: All Star Basebal Game 10:00 Price Is Right 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Bingo 11:30 Seven Keys 12:00 Ernie Ford Show 11:30 Father Knows Best 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 You Don't Say-NSC 3:00 Day in Court 2:35 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 News 5:00 Cartoon Time 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club 4 00 Newsneat North State 4:15 Hunllev Brinkley A'30 Larnrrue 7:30 Combat I 30 Hawaiian Eye 9 30 Untouchables 10 30 Danger Man 11.00 Murphy Marlin With Tht News 11:10 Sportscast 11 15 Tonight Show 12 25 Lite News WEDNESDAY 9 30 Educational 10 06 Price Is Right 10 30 Concenlration It. 00 Bmqo 11:30 Seven Keys 12 00 Ernie Fed Shaw I? 30 Father Knows Best 1 oo General Hospital 1 .30 You Don't Say NBC 2 00 Day In Court 2 75 Midday Report i m iin Wvman 3 00 Queen For A Day 3 30 Wno Do You Trust 4 00 American Bandstand 4 30 Discovery 4 55 Ri"d,tfl"t News 5 00 B'Oken Arrow 5 30 MiCkf Moust Clufl) 4 00 Ne'-oeat North Stm t IS Huntie Brinkley 4 30 Interna' otal Showtime 7 ?0 Waion Tm-n ( 30 Gong ti Way 9 30 Our Wan Mggmi 10 00 Nad City 11 00 Murphy Martin With Tht Newt 1 1 : 10 SporKC It 15 Tonight 17 21 La'e ntn THURSDAY 1 9 30 r-lucationai 10 CO Pnce li B Bn' 10 .10 Cnn-.ffnlrjtion I 11:00 Binqo II iO Seven t n 13 00 I e Fo'd Show t Y 'inws Best I? iO Fatr i An r. Hn'.Ollal I 30 vou Don't Say NBC J 00 Da Iri Ourl 1 75 V "in 'oert 7 )0 Ja"e fVy'r 3 00 OuMi f-or A Day 3 30 WO DO ou TfU I 00 American BendltlryJ 4 30 D-un'-v 4 55 BanH'"1 5 00 L'"1 p1 j jo 'Cv Vo-Jil Ou 4 00 NeriM' ',h Sta'e A IS Miifl'.' le 7 00 bj-,1r1 J 30 On fd Hi-mi I 00 Do-a 3 8 JO Lae fo eavar o My Tr.-ee iv (1 fr.MaH S ht'Y It 60 Muror-v Vl'''n W.th ihf Utw -1 10 Sr,'-rl-a',' 11 15 V,niqhf )"" 13 S La'n Ne FRIDAY 9 J6 F diKaMril 10 60 P'ice is 10 )0 roncentfa'.en 11.60 B nqo t 30 Seven Yns 17 00 fcm.t Fo' Schedules IFor I barded Congress with demands ;t;,al coai he pivcn al, ,1,31 shake with atomic power in future ap propriations for research and de velopment. Several eastern-based railroads station hv means of a shut tie service. Later this year, three railroads are siheduled to start shuttling coal to a big Cleveland utility at cut-rate prices. If suc cessful, the scheme will mothball the nation's only coal pipeline. Scientists Working On Space Bug to be met after man lands on the moon. After Project Apollo the moon landing now scheduled for around l!Ki7 serious consideration is he- I mi; yjven 10 orimuig a space sta tion around the earth as a lab oratory and a stepping off plat form for manned probes into deep space. To t"AVW mnn fnnA anrl innin. meni ",.o slmiii" ..nu -,in back' and forth between the learth and the orbiting station. Docking these "snace shuttles" plex problems to be solved. i To oerfeet techninues of the in. itricate docking maneuver. Cener- al Electric engineers at the Val ley Korge SKice Technology Cen ter have built a jet-propelled, land-based "space shuttle" that simulates a landing on an orbiting vehicle. The simulator is built to carry two astronauts plus sup plies, weighs 1.000 pounds, is 7'j leet high and 5 feet wide KVP-TV 12:30 Father Knows Best 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 You Don't Say NBC 2:60 Day In Court 2:75 Midday Report 7:36 Jane Wyman 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery 4:55 Bandstand News 5:00 Cartoon Tfma 5:30 Mickey Mouse 4:00 Newsbeat 7 6: 15 Huntley Brinkley 4:30 Films of the Fifties 8 30 Flintstones 9 00 I'm Dickens He's Fenster 9:30 77 Sunset Strip 10:30 Rebel 11:00 Murphy Marlin With The N 1 1 : 10 Sportscast 11:15 Tonight Show 13:25 Lett News SATURDAY 9 00 Sharl Lewis f 30 King Leonardo oo Fury 11 :00 Cartoonies 11:30 Baseball . Detroit at Chicago 2:00 Disc Date 3:00 The Northerner 3.30 Sheriff Bill Show 5.00 Wide World ol Sports 6:30 TBA 7:00 Fight of 1lie Week 7:45 Make That Spare 8 00 Haiti 8:30 Joey Bishop 9 00 Lawrence Welk 10:00 Hootenanny 10:30 Movie: "Tunes of Glory" 13 30 Lale News KMED-TY JULY 7 - JULY I SUNDAY 1010 S"in On Frontiers ot Faith 11.00 Meior League Baseball: Near YorK al Cleveland 3 00 This is the Life 2 30 Cartoon Carnival 3.00 Channel Ten Theater; "So Well Remembered" 4.30 Malar Adams Treilmester 5 30 Bullwinkle 4 00 Meet the Press 6 36 Sunday Report: JFK Trip 7 00 Ensign O'Toole 7.30 Wonderful World ot Color 8 30 Car 54, Where art Ytu 9 Ou Bonane 10 06 DuPonl Show of the Week 11 00 Final News 11:05 SiQP OH MONDAY 9 25 Sign On-Morning Vim! 9:30 Focal Pn-,; 10:00 The Price n Right lb: jO Concentration 11:00 Your First Irnprevsmn 11:30 Truth Or Consequences 11:55 NBC Niwi 17 P0 People Will Talk 13:75 NBC News 12:30 The Doctors 1:00 Central Hospital 1:30 You Don't lv 2 00 The Malch Gama 3 25 NBC News Afternoon Report 2 30 Makt Room For Daddy 3 60 Queen For A Day 3:10Channle Ten Teater- "The Iron Curtam'' 5 Ml C artoon Gonial 5 )0 King Leonardo 6 00 Weather Window 4 05 News'eel Ten ! 10 SRO'U H'flhlinMl I 15 Huntley Bnnfciey 4 10 International S''0ttmt 7 00 TBA 7 jO Monday N'Oht at ire Movies' "BOV On Dolph.n" 9 30 Art LmHetter Show 16 00 Ben Case il ffl News-en Night Rer't II 15 1 T"qM Show I 06 New Weather, S-gn O" TUESDAY 9 36 AH j'ar Bisebail Game to Con C'uS'On 9 10 Focal Pml 10 00 The Pritt is Right 10 30 Concentration II 00 Your Firsl Imrresirn 11: 0 Truth Or Consequent s 11:55 NBC News 12 00 People Will Talk 13 75 NBC News 12 (0 The Doctors 1 06 General Hospital 1 10 You Don't Say 3 00 The Match Game f.....: .mmithSmJL - - " ,..r, f'.'..,l ' SPACE SHUTTLE Scientists at Valley Forge, Pa., are working on a spaco shuttle that would lip back and forth between the earth and orbiting stations carrying supplies for men on the moon. General Electric engineers have built this jet-propelled, land based "space shuttle" that simulates a landing on an orbiting vehicle. UPI Telephoto Tennessee Proves Star Taking HOLLYWOOD IUPP - In April of last year, we suggested that Tennessee Ernie Ford broadcast ing from San Francisco was like Marjorie Main dating Cary Grant. Thus far, Barlett's book of "Fa miliar Quotations" has shown no inclination to include this obser vation, w hich w as arrived at Hie day after the debut of Ford's daily daytime half-hour show on ABC-A'. Nevertheless, now, more than a year later, the pairing seems stranger than ever; but like many another West Coast marriage, it has lasted longer than expected, and even seems to lie blossoming after a near-cancellation. As has been well-publicized, the reason Ford broadcasts from San Francisco is that he moved into a home near there, awav from Hollywood, hoping to avoid work and enjoy the loot he had accu mulatedbut ABC wanted him so badly it agreed to let him do a show in utter convenience. We looked in Thursday on Er nie, having heard that he actual. KMED TV 3:25 NBC News Afternoon Report 7:30 Meka Room For Daddy 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Channel Ten Theater "Boy wlht Green Hair" 5:00 Cartoon Special 5:30 Sharl Lewis 6 00 Weather Window 6 05 Newsreel Ten 4:10 Sports Highlights 4:15 Huntley Brinkley 4:30 Combat 7:30 Laramie 1:30 Empire 9:30 Dick Powell Theater 10:30 Rroort Irom Tokyo 11:00 Newsreel ten Night Report 11:15 The Toniqhl Show 1:00 News, Weather, Sign Oft WEDNESDAY 9 35 Sign On-Mornlng Visit 9 30 Focal Point 10:00 Tha Price Is Right 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Your First Impression 11:30 Truth Or Consequences 11:55 NBC Newt 12 00 People Will Talk 11.25 NBC News 13:30 The Doctors 1:00 General Hospital i 130 You Don't Say 7:00 The Match Game I 3::5 NBC News Afternoon Report 2:30 Makt Room For Daddy 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Channel Ten Theater: "Sunday Dinner for a Soldier" i 5 00 Cartoon Special 5 30 Rutt and Rcddy 4:00 The Weather Window 6 05 Newsreel Ten 6:10 Sports Hiqhllqhls 6 15 Huntley Brinkley 4 30 Sam Benedict 7 36 Tht Virginian 9 00 Kralt Mystery Theatre 10:00 Tht Eleventh Hour 11:00 Newsreel Ten Night Report 1115 The Toniqhl Show 1 00 News, Weather, Sign Off THURSDAY 9 75 S'qn On-Morning Visit 9 30 Fncal Point 10.00 The Price It Right 16 36 Concentration 11:06 Your First Impression II. J6 Truth Or Consequences 1155 NBC News 12 00 Peoole Will Talk 12 35 NBC News 12 30 Tha Doctors 1 00 General Hospital 1 30 You Doni Say 2 00 The Match Game 2 25 NBC News Afternoon Report ? 30 Make Room For Daddy 3 00 Queen For A Day J 30 Channel fen Theater; "Sea Tiqer" 4 30 Fnendsh Clrrlt '. V) Cartoon Special 5 30 Fur I 6 00 Weather Window I 4 OS Newsreet Trn 6 10 Oportt Hnhllqhts 4 15 Huntley Brinkley 4 30 T BA 7 00 Our Man Hlqqlnl 7 30 Wide Country 8:30 Dr. Kildare 9 30 Haei 10 00 Wonderful World of Jacqueline Kn nedy 11 00 Newsreel Tn Nlqhl Report tl U The Tonight Shew 1 00 News, Weather Sign Off FRIDAY 9 JS Sign On-Morning VtS't 9 30 Focal Point 10 CO Tht Price ll Right 10 30 Concentration 11 00 Your First Impression 11 36 Truth or Consequences 11 15 NBC. News 00 Profile Wilt Talk 17 ?5 NBC News 12 iO Tht Docto-l 1 00 Gntrel Hospital 1 36 You Don't say ? 00 The Match 0mi 3 75 NBC News Afternoon Reeer! 2: JO Maht Room For Daddy 1 no Queen For A Day 3 36 Channel Ten Theater: "L ast of tut Bedmen" 5 of) c artoon So- rial 4 00 The Waine- Window 6 05 Newsreel Tvn 4 16 SPIV'S HiqhllqhtS 4 15 Htutiey Bnnkiey 4 10 Mmev Burva J VI r.allanl Men , 8 JO Sing Along W'th M.lth I 9 30 The Pnet ll Right 1 10 30 Jack Rear Ml 06 Newsreel Ten Night Report I 11:15 Tht Tonight Show j :0O News. Weather, Sign Off The Week Ernie Ford Show ly transported himself to Lake Tahoe, in the Sierra Mountains near the Nevada-California bor der, there to originate his pro gram last week. And sure enough, there he was, with his troupe, in front of a big audience at Har- rail's Club. And sure enough, he wasn't working too hard, as usual. Fat Jack Leonard once said that Frank Sinatra "is the only performer in the business who lays olf while he's working." Make room for Ernie. He not only doesn't want to work hard, ho doesn't. He just sits around on the ABC television network for a half hour a day, singing a little, talking a little, and he docs it so easily that Perry Como seems nerve-wracking in retrospect. Er nie has learned the secret, what ever it is probably that he couldn't care less about rat ings or executives or sponsors. and doesn't need any of them to live a comfortable lite. And therefore, of course, he defeats them all. A ,pro he is, and there is no KMED TV SATURDAY 10:30 siqn On-Aflakt Room tor Daddy 11:00 Ministers Rgundtablt 11:74 News 11:30 Major Leagut Baseball: Detroit at Chlcaqo 2.30 Country Slylt, U.S.A. 2:45 Racinq I 3:00 Cartoon Snecial J 30 Saturday Matinee: I "Godfilla" 5.00 Wide World of Sports 4:30 Wyatl Rarp 7.00 Fight of tht Woek-Makt Thai Spare 8: 10 Joey Bishop 9:00 Saturday Niqht at the Movies: "The Sun Also Rises" tkOO News Intermission 11:15 Channel Ten Theater: "Secret oft Convict Lake" i 1:00 News. 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