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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Ore. SumUr. October 13, 1963 Afeiv TV Shows Await Verdict Of Viewers PAGE-S ninajii "u """a'aiaaMiiaM 1 a P?ir- VtV$&V' . A ; te;,- f f hif mmnuail1i 111 iiiimiiiiiiiin i im ! COONSKIN CROONERS Actor Buddy Ebsen of the "Beverly Hillbillies" TV series I left), sings a duet of "Davey Crockett" during a guest appearance with entertainer Bing Crosby during a rehearsal for Bing's forthcoming CBS-TV special which will air Nov. 7. Both are wearing coonskin caps and tuxedos. UPI Telephoto Producer-Director Defends Greatness Of U.S. Movies By ROBERT ROSSEN Written for i:PI NEW YORK (UPI)-Add to the English sports car, the vodka martini, Pucci dresses and French cuisine, one more "in" foreign films and filmmakers as being over and above their Amer ican counterparts. Our leading critics and more selective filmgoers almost simul taneously await and hail the lat est works of Fellini, Antonioni, Bergman, Truffaut, Richardson, to name a few of the best. This is an attitude singularly missing at the unveiling of new attitude is, if anything, steadily growing. We find it hard to take our own films seriously. I submit that we have a tradi tion of great movie-making in this country. I look back over a period of 30 years in films to my first days as a screenwriter in Hollywood. From then until now as a writer- director - producer in New York there has always been opportuni ty tor me to express myself. Insofar as talent, subject mat ter, color and vitality are con cerned, I'd match those long-ago days at Warner Bros, as well as (lamatth Area Television Listings contained htrtlrt art pub lished as a public service by the Herald and News. This newspaper Is nut responsible for errors in times or program content as (urn lifted oy the station. Program listings subject to change without notice. Far addf tional information call the station. KOTI-TV KLAMATH FALLS Channel 3 OCTOBER 13 OCTOBER It SUNDAY 1?:M Faith For Today 12:30 Discovery '63 1:00 industry on Parade 1:15 Pro Football Klckoff 1:30 NFL Football Chicaqo at Los Angeles 4:30 Oral Roberts 5:00 Sunday Sports Spectacular 5:30 Dan Sm-Ml 5:45 Manlon Forum 6:00 20th Century 6 30 Mister Ed 7:00 Lassie 7:30 Travels of Jflimil McPhetttri 1:30 Arrest & Trial 10:00 TBA 10:30 ABC News Report 11:00 CBS News MONDAY 10:00 Father Knows Best 10:30 Queen For A Day 11:00 Price Is Right 11:30 Seven Keys 11:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 12:30 As Tht World Turns 1:00 General Hospital 1:10 House Party 3:00 Edge of Night 3:30 Oay In Court 3 55 Lisa Howard With the News 3 00 The Secret Slorm 3.30 Who Do You Trus! 4 00 Trailmasttr 5 CO Chaplains Corner 5 05 Town and Country Workshop 5-30 Casoer Cartoons 6:00 Farm Market Report 4-05 TV Weatherman 4:10 Sports Report 6:30 Local News 5ummary 6 45 Ron Cochran With tht Niwl 7:00 Beverly Hillbillies 7:30 Sid CMjar 8:00 I've Got A Secrtt 1:30 Wagon Train 10 00 Breaking Pol" 11:08 Murphy Martm Newt 11:10 Channel 3 Lata Look Tl'ESOAY 10 00 Father Knows Best 10:30 Queen For A Day 11 00 Price Is flight 11 30 Seven Keys II 00 Tnneee E'nit "'d 11:30 As The World Turns 100 Gentrtl Hospital 1:30 House Parly 3 00 Edge of Night 1'3C Day In Couif J !S Lis Howard Wh the News J M The Secret Storm 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4 00 Tre.lmasttr S-M Chaplain s Corner 3 05 Tech Talks J-30 Quick Draw McGraw 6 00 Farm Market Report 4. 05 TV Weatherman 6:10 Fiflhiar G'OUP Dgeil 4 30 Local News Summary 4 45 Ron Cochran With tht Niw 7 00 DCk Van Dyfct 7 30 Comhal I 30 McHeits Navy 00 Greatest Show Oft Earth 10,00 Tht Fugitive II 00 Murphy Martin News 11.10 Cnannol J Late LOO WFDNKMIAY 10 00 Father Knows Best 10 30 Queen For A Day 1100 Price IS R'BM 1130 Stvtn Keys 11:00 Tannessea Eie Pod 11-30 AS Tht WOfW Turns 1 oo General Hospital 1 30 House Party I r Edae of Night 3 30 Day In Cov'l 1 Lta Howard WH the Ntt J 00 TM Sex re trm 3 30 WhO DO YN Trvst t nfl Tre(m!ttr S on caeiaiff' etrmr ( 05 Fund-O-Rema twists today's American independentlgeography nor the filmmaking with the current for-'ot eign film product. If, in the wake of World War II, England's "angry young men" are both graphically and effec tively portrayed on screen, who is to deny that post-World War I rebellious American youth were as effectively, not to say dynam ically, portrayed in the best of the old Cagney, Robinson, Bogart, Garfield films? "Shoe Shine" was long preced ed by "The Grapes of Wrath." My very first film, They Won t Forget," was as controversial in theme, though not in kind, as my latest, "Lilith." I have erroneously been identi fied with those who claim nothing of value in made in Hollywood. If I no longer work in Hollywood, it is largely because of personal reasons. I also happen to prefer1 living and working in New York. But the fine film men like George Stevens, Fred Zinncman, Billy Wilder. William Wyler and others work as superbly in Holly wood as, with their talent, they would in New York, Rome, Lon don or Timbuctoo. They have been hampered neither by the KOTI-TV 5:30 Yogi Bear 6:00 Farm Market Report 4:05 TV Weatherman 6:10 Sports Report 4:30 Local News Summary 6:45 Ron Cochran With the News 7:00 Haiel 7:30 Orzie A Harrle: 8:00 Patty Duke 8:30 The Price Is Right 9:00 Ben Casey 10:00 Channing 11:00 Murphy Martin News 11:10 Channel 3 Late Look THURSDAY 10:00 Father Knows Best 10 30 Queen For A Oey 11:00 Price Is Right 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 Edge of Night 3:30 Day In Court 3:55 Lisa Howard With tht News 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 Trallmaster 5:00 Magic Land of Allakaiam 5:30 My Friend Fllcka 6:00 Farm Market Report 6:05 TV Weatherman 6: 10 Sports Report 6:30 Local News Summary 6:45 Ron Cochran With the News 7:00 Deputy 7:30 Flintstenes 1:00 Donna Reed 0:30 My Three Sons 9:00 Jimmy Dean Show 10:00 Bob Hope Show 11:00 Murohy Martin News 11:10 Channel 3 Lata Look 11:15 Maverick FRIDAY 10:00 Father Knows Best 10:30 Queen For A Day ll:00 Price Is Right 11:30 Seven Kays 11 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 11:30 As The World Turns 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 House Party 3:00 Edge Of Night . . 2:30 Day In Court 3:55 Lisa Howard With the News 3 00 The Secret Storm 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4 00 Trallmaster 3 00 Or Cal Panorama 5 30 Huckleberry Hound 4 00 Farm Market Report 4:05 TV Weatherman 410 SOOHS Report 4 30 Local News Summary 4:45 Ron Cochran With the News 7 00 Petticoat Junction 7:30 77 Sunset Strip I 30 Burke's Law J0 Farmer's Daughter 10 00 Fight f The Week 10 50 Make That Soarf I I '00 Murphy Martin News 11-10 Crntfl 3 Late Look 11.15 Ihowlim on Two SATURDAY 00 CDtam Kanoaroo 9 00 The Alvin Show 9 m Beany 1 Cecil 10 00 Quick Draw McGraw 10 30 The Jetsons II: AO thy King 11 30 TBA 1 no African Mm) it end 1.00 NCA POO M" O'oort at A'TOna 4 M AFL HlOhlights 5 00 Wide World Of Sports 4 30 P'6 Olympic Iho 7 00 TBA 7 30 Hooienarmy I 30 Lawrence Weik 9 JO The Jerry Lewis w 11:30 News Weattter - (port! IL-43 Showtime on Two KBES-TV OCTOBtR 11 OCTOBIR 1 SL'NDAY 11 45 Faith Fnr Tftiay 1 1) it Mhr education !l? 41 Social Security 1 00 Visit W'th Ctty PofKO t 1.1) P'O trwt 1 Football Hollywood. In and of itself, the health of the American film is adequately attested to when one realizes that films such as "The Hustler, "Long Day's Journey Into Night," "Davis and Lisa," were made in, around or not far from New York, far from the larger and more propitious studio envir ons of Hollywood. Yet those same Hollywood studio auspices in no way harmed a film such as "The Apartment," made there. Movie Makers Top Pentagon In Cold HOLLYWOOD (UPD-The Pen-1 when Jack Paar utilized a hand tagon and the movies are having ul of GIS at the Berlin Wall. their own little cold war, with a recent skirmish going to the un dermanned movie-makers. Earlier this year the govern ment decided the armed services would not participate in filming movies. After all, servicemen were being paid to watch the ramparts, not play dress extras. There were outcries when Dar- ryl Zanuck employed thousands of our European troops In "The Longest Day." There was ruckus KBES-TV Chlcaao at Rams 4:30 Oral Roberts 3:00 Hootenanny 6:00 Ifllh Century 6:30 Mr. Ed 7:00 Jaimie McPheelers ft 00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 Judy Garl.nrJ 10:00 Outer Limit 11:00 News MONDAY Captain Kangaroo CBS Morning News I Love Lucy The McCoys Pete i, Gladys Love of Life CBS News Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Tennessee ernle As World Turns Password , Housa Party To Tell Truth CBS News Edge ot Night Secret Storm Who Do You Trust TrallmaMer Alvin Show Rln Tin Tin Channel 5 Report CBS News 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:34 11:30 11:45 13:00 13:30 1:00 1:30 3:00 3:35 3:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 3:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 1.30 9,00 9:30 10:00 11:00 Waoon Train Lucille Ban Danny Thomas Andy Grlttllh Breaking Point News Final TUESDAY I 00 Captain kangaroo 9:00 CBS Morning News 9:30 I Leva Lucy 10:00 The McCoys 10:30 Pete & Gladys 11:00 Lovt of Life 11:24 CBS News 11:30 Search lor Tomorrow 11:43 Guiding Light !7:00 Tennessee emu 11:30 As World Turns l.oo Password 1:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell Truth 3 35 CBS News 3:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3 30 Who Do You Trust 4 00 Trallmaster 5 00 Sky King 3-30 Woody wonrioir 4 00 Channel 5 Report 4 30 CBS News 7 00 Deputy 7.30 My Three Sons a. 00 Red Skelten 9.00 Pe'ticoat Junction 9:30 Jack Benny 10 00 Gary Moore It 00 News Final WEDNESDAY I 00 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 CBS Morning NfwS 9:jo I Leva Lucy 10 00 Tht McCoys 11:30 Petf a. Gladys 11:00 Leva tf Lite 11:14 CBS News 11,30 Search tor Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Llfht 1 09 Tennessee Ernie 11-30 At WOrld TurhS t ot Password 130 House Parly 3 00 To Ted Truth 3 25 CBS News 3 30 Edge Of NiiM 3 00 Secret Storm I 30 Who De veu Trust 4 00 Traiimeitar J Hi Tennessee Tu46 3 30 vogi Bear 4 00 Channel I Report 4 JO CBS News 7 00 Candid Camera 7 Or: t 1 Harriet I 00 Tht Nurses 9 00 Hi"-IMies 9 30 Dck Van DykO 10 00 Danny Kayt 11:00 News Final THLRSDJY I 09 Caplin KtngerM 9 Oft CBS Morning News 0 34 I Lovt Lucy it 00 Tht McCoys 10 30 Petf A Gadyt , 11 00 L 1 Lift ! 11.14 CBS Ntwt H J0 Search tor Tomorrow By VERNON SCOTT I IM Ilollvwond Correspondent HOLLYWOOD 'l'Pl-The new television season has spawned more than 30 of its young this past month and now the networks await the late of their progeny. In the first few weeks there are no measuring sticks. The ratings are disregarded. Televiewers are still discover ing the offspring and continue to twist the dial to find the most amusing, entertaining and divert ing of the HKi3-M crop. Already the death knell has sounded for one show. "100 Grand", the only new game show, has been canceled. This season there were more than twice as many drama-adven ture shows introduced than situ ation comedies. .Most are promis ing, some outstanding. Highest Regarded' Among those most likely to be around for some time, at least according to the critics, arc "East Side-West Side," "The Richard Boone show," "The Bob Hope Theater, and Espionage. All are diffecnt. "East Side" deals with social workers in New York's slums. Boone heads a reportory theatre. Bob Hope s scries is an anthology. 'Espion age" is spy sluff. But there are high expecta tions, too, for "Arrest and Trial," "Outer Limit s," "Breaking Point," "Great Adventure," and "Mr. Novi'k." The jury is still out among fidgity video insiders on "The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters," "The F u g i t i v e," "Channing," "Burke's Law" and "The Lieu tenant." 1 Trailing in the early dramatic running are "Greatest Show on Earth" and "Redigo." Four sprightly new, live and or taped variety-musical shows made their debuis this season, each un der the banner of established stars Danny Kaye. Jerry Lewis, Dammit, it was unmilitary, the brass decided A directive was issued that use of American troops and installa tions was forbidden in flickers un less hlcy are indigenous to armed forces recruiting. But the Navy is redfaced at the moment due to the use of one of its aircraft carriers in a new movie that would have gone un- sanctioned before the recent ban. The picture is "Seven Days in KBES-TV 11:45 Guiding Light H:00 Tennessee Emit 12:30 As World Turns 1:00 Password ' 1:30 House Party 3:00 To Tell Truth 2:25 CBS News 2:30 ErJqe of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 Trallmaster 5:00 Mighty Mouse 5:30 Roy Rogers 4:00 Channel 5 Report 4:30 CBS News 7:00 Maverick 1:00 Rawhide 9:00 Perry Man 10:00 Lawrence walk 11:09 News Final FRIDAY 00 Captain Kangaroo 00 CBS Morning News 30 I Lovt Lucy 00 Tht McCoys 30 Pett S. Gladys 00 Lev of Lift 24 CBS News :30 Search for Tomorrow 45 Guiding Light :00 Tennessee Ernlt 30 As World Turns 00 Password 30 House Party :00 To Tell Truth 25 CBS News :30 Edqt of Night 00 Secret Storm :30 Who Do You Trust 00 Trallmaster 00 Friday at 5 :30 Huck Hound :00 Channel 5 Report : 30 CBS News :00 Trails West :30 77 Sunset Strip :30 Route 44 30 Twiliqht Zent :00 Alfred Hitchcock :00 News Final :I5 Saie 5 SATURDAY 12:50 News 1:00 Pre Gemt 1:15 Football Oregon at Arijoni 4:00 Pre Olympic Gamts 4:30 Touchdown 5:00 Quick Draw McGrew 5:30 Oan Smoot 5:45 Men Ion Forum 4:00 Jimmy Dean 7-00 Password 7:30 Jackie Gleason I 30 Phil Silvers 9:00 Deienders 10:00 GunsmokO 11:00 News Final 11:13 Lata Movit KRCR-TV RtDBINO, CALIFORNIA CHANNBL t OCTOBIR 11 - OCTOBIR If SUNDAY It no Herald of Truth It 30 Faith For Tht Day 1? 00 Northerner 12.30 O'SCOvtry 1 30 AFL "cl ball "Houston at Dtnvtr" i 10 Memon Forum 5 M Broken Arrow ft 30 Offio and Herrilt ( 4 00 Front a 30 Jaimie McPheeters 1:30 Welt D'iney s Wondirfr: World Color I 30 Grind' 9 00 Bonanit 10 00 TBA 1 10 30 77 Sunset Strip li:J9 rvmrif "Days 0 Glory" 11 30 Lata News MONDAY 9 30 Wrfd or Worrf 10 00 C nc tntrt lion 10' W Milling Llnfcs 11:00 p'lct IS ROht 11 30 Truth tr Consequences tl 53 Haws 11 OO Ernit fthCn II Father Knows Bst 1 00 General Hoteitel Judy Garland and Jimmy Dean. Danny and Judy got the highest marks with Lewis and Dean still feeling around for a familiar format. A single horse opera backed out of the barn. Titled "Temple Hous ton." it is an example of the farmer (Warner Bros.i failing to lock the barn door before the old nag escaped. More Hillbillies Thanks to the outrageous suc cess of "The Beverly Hillbillies" Star-Maker Helps Many NEW YORK (UPI) - Many years ago, bandleader Tommy Dorsey was known as "the Star Maker" because of the many show business discoveries he developed in his own band. They included Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford, Dick Haymes. Bunny Bcrigan, Buddy Rich and others. Today's version of star-maker is Joe Hamilton of Bob Banner Associates, the producer of "The Garry Moore Show" on CBS-TV. His philosophy is (hat television is an ideal developing ground for the stars of tomorrow. Dancer Patricia Harty is an ex ample of a young performer Ham ilton helped emerge as a talent He believes she's the first girl in show business to come out of a TV chorus line and jump into a big role on Broadway. She took over the lead in "Fiorello! which had a long run. How does Hamilton feel when a talent he discovers leaves the show and moves on up the ladder? "I'd say it's the best thing that could happen to them, because I know how hard youngsters work in this business to become a suc cess. Remember, I used to sing with the Skylarks years ago, and Bob Banner gave me a chance to develop as a producer. May," the story of a group of American military officers who plan a Latin-American type polit ical coup. As recruitment material it is useless. The Pentagon could hard ly be expected to go along with the slogan, Join the armed forc es and overthrow the govern ment." No, that was out. So producer Edward Lewis and his stars, Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster went about portraying the inner workings of the 'armedl Schedules For The KRCR-TV 1:30 You Don't Say 2:00 TV Bingo 2:30 Day In Court 3:55 Lisa Howard 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 Malor Adams 3:00 Monday Matinee: "Don'l Turn 'em Loosi" 4:15 News Beat Northstste 4:30 Huntley Brlnkley 7:00 HaieL 7:30 Outer Limits 1:30 Wagon Train 10:00 Jimmy Dean 11:00 Murphy Martin With tht News 11 :00 Sportscast 11:15 Tonight Show 1:00 Late News TUESDAY 9:30 Word tor Word 10:00 Concentration 10:30 Missing Links 11:00 Prict Is Right 11:30 Truth or Consequences 11:55 News 12:00 Ernlt Ford Show 12:30 Father Knows Best 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 You Don't Say 3:00 TV Binge 2:30 Day In Court 1:55 Lisa Howard 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 Malor Adams 5:00 Tuesday Matinee: "Everybody's Doing tt" 4:13 News Boat Northstatt 4:30 Huntley Brlnkley 7:00 Flintstones 7:30 Combat 1:30 McHale's Navy 9:00 Greatest Show On Garth 10:00 Andy Williams 11:00 Murphy Martin With tht News 11:10 Sports Cast 11:15 Tonight Show 1:00 Lttt News WKDNESDAY 9:31 Word for Word 10:00 Concentration 10:30 Missing Links 11:00 Prict Is Right 11:30 Truth Or Conitouincas 11:55 News t?:00 Erne Ford Show 12:30 Father Knows Best 1:00 General Hospital 130 You Oon't say 3:00 TV Bmgo 3.30 Day in Court 3:55 Lisa Howard 0:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 Malor Adams 3.00 Matinee: "Dangerous Comer" 4:15 News Beat NorthslalO 1:30 Huntley Brlnkley 7:00 Donna Reed 2.30 Virginian 9 00 Ben Casey in M Eveeditton 10 30 Renei 11:00 Murphy Martin With Tht News 11:10 Soerts Cast 11:15 Tonight Snow 1:00 Lata News THURSDAY 9 30 Ward for Word 10:00 Content rehon 10 30 Missing Linfes ll:0O Price is Rignr 11:30 Truth or ConstqutnctS 11 53 News 11:00 Emit Ford Show 1 00 General Hospl'al 1:30 You Don't Sty 2:00 TV Bingo 3 30 Day In Court 1 13 Lisa Howard 3-00 Oiretn For A Oay 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4 00 Malor Adams ft Of Matinee: "Fatcon Out West" I 11 News Beat Nrfhsttf 4 30 Hunt ley Brlnkley t 00 Movie- "Lull shy of Broadway" 9.00 Rurkt'l Law tS 00 Krttt Theeftr II 00 Murphy Martin With Tht Ntwt 11:10 toorts Cast II M Tonight ShW I N Lett News FRIDAY M Word for Ward 10 00 COrKOnlraiM last season, there is a spate of new situation comedies this year. including another starter by Paul Henning, mastermind of the Hill billies." His show is "Petticoat Junc tion" which promises to roll right along with its predecessor. .Most of (lie comedies failed to elicit huzzahs from the pros. The best of a mediocre lot probably will be "The Phil Silvers Show." "My Favorite Martian." and "The Bill Dana Show." German Courts Attempt To Halt Road Slaughter BONN (UPI) German driv ers seem to consider their cars to be chargers, and the highways tourney places, w here they mount their steeds to joust with one an other. As a result, 14,123 persons died in car crashes last year. The courts finally are making an effort to dq something about death on the highways. The convictions of two drivers for "attempting to coerce others on the highways" were recently upheld by the Federal Court. West Germany is justly proud of its fine four-lane autobahns. There are 2,920 kilometers (2,-1 125 miles) of them. Bicycles and horses are banned from the autobahns, but any other kind of vehicles can and do use them, ranging from 12 horsepow er midgets through trucks and trailers hauling 12 tons of cargo to racy sports cars that reach 100 miles per hour. Slow lanes have been built on some of the steepest slopes in re cent years. But for most of the length of the autobahn, all this conglomeration of vehicles shares two lanes in each direction. War Baffle forces without government coop eration. But during the course of shoot ing location scenes in San Diego, producer Lewis quixotically tele phoned a naval officer in com mand of the harbor requesting to board a flattop or his picture. The officer, obviously unfamil iar with the novel, presumed Lew is had cleared with higher author- ity. He sent his car for Lewis and had the producer, his director and a cameraman pined aboard mammoth carrier in the harbor.' river in the world. KRCR-TV 10:30 Missing Links 11:00 Price Is Right ' 11:30 Truth Or Consequences 11:35 News 12:00 Ernla Ford Show 12:30 Father Knows Bast 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 You Don'fSay 2:00 TV Bingo 2:30 Day In Court 3:33 Lisa Howard 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Who Oo You Trust 4:00 Malor Adams 5:00 Matinee: "Fixer Dugan" 4:13 Newsbaal 7 4:30 Huntley Brlnkley 7:00 Movie: "Linn & The Horse" 1:30 Bob Hope 9:30 Dr. Klldart 10:30 Prict Is Right 1:00 Murphy Martin With The News 11:10 Sports Cast 1:13 Tonight Show 1:00 Lett News SATURDAY I 30 Ruff and Reddy 9:00 Hector HMlh.ce la 9:3n Firh XLS 10 00 Df-nnls The Menace 10:30 Jelsons 11:00 Now Casper Cartoons 11:30 Bullwinklt 12:00 Exploring 1:00 Fllcka 1:30 American Bandstand J: 00 Disc Date 3:00 Sheriff Bill 4:30 Manlon Forum" 3:00 Wide World of Sports 4:30 Redigo 7:00 Arrest and Trial 1:30 Lawrence Wtik 9:30 Jtrry Lewis 11:30 Death Valley Days 12:00 Lett News KMED-TV OCTOBIR 13 OCTOBIR IV SUNDAY 10:30 Sign On-Frontlers Of Faith 11:00 Sunday Cinema: "The Deerilayer 17 30 Discovery 1 00 It Is Written 1.30 AFL Football San Diego at Denver 4.15 AFL Football Scoreboard 4:30 TBA 1:30 O. e. Collage Bowl 4:00 Channing 7:M Bill Dana Show 7:30 Wonderful World Of Color I 30 Grindl 9 00 Bonenre 10 O0 Show of tht Week 11 M F'nal Newt 1t:05 Sn Off MONDAY I 34 S!gn On Morning Visit i 00 Romper Room 10.00 Focal Pemt 10 30 Missing Links 11:00 Your First Impression 11:30 Truth Or Consequents 11:35 NBC News 11:00 People win Talk 12:2) NBC News 1131 The Doctors 1:09 Gtntrtl Hespif 1.30 You Don't Say 2:00 The Match Game 2:2) NBC News Afternoon Report 3:30 Makt Room For Daddy 1:00 Quean For A Day 3:30 Looney Tunes 4:10 Channel Ten Thtefor: "Fallen Anget" 3:41 The Weather Window 3 50 Newt reel Ten-Soets a 00 Huntley Brlnkley 4 30 Ftlty Dukt 7 00 Farmer's Daughter 1:31 Monday Night at tht Movies: "Rams of RorKhipur" t 10 Hollywood and tht Sfari 10:00 Mitch Millar 11:00 News reel Ten Night Retort 11:1) Tht Tonight Show 1.00 News, wtathtr, Sign W TUESDAY I 3) Sign Cm Morning Visit 9 M Romper Room Hopeful are "Giindl" and "1 lie Farmer's Daughter." Doubtful to be around long are "The Patty Duke Show," and "Harvey's Girls." Almost sure to go down the drain early is "Glynis." When the flurry of dial twitch ing is over many a viewer-scientist will bet "Bonanza.". "Gun smoke", "Ed Sullivan." "Perry Mason." "Dr. Kildare." "Dick Van Dyke" and. yes. "The Bev erly Hillbillies" w ill be right back in the top ten again this year. Drivers of slow cars seem jeal ous of the bigger ones and refuse to make room. Big car drivers consider it an insult to have to follow a smaller or slower ve hicle. The two recent Federal Court verdicts concerned typical auto bahn maneuvers. One involved a young man from Frankfurt, driving along a sec tion of the autobahn which has a 100 kph (62 mph) speed limit. Moving in the left lane, the fel low drove to .within 30 feet of an other car driven by a woman who was going just the allowed speed and slowly overtaking a pair of trucks. The man honked his horn and flashed his lights. He saw the woman ahead glance at him in her rear vision mirror but she re mained In the left lane, slowly gaining on the trucks. The man crew impatient, SU1J honking, he gunned his motor un til he was w ithin six or eight feet of the woman. She saw him close in, decided he was trying to ram her and cut hard right. But she was too close to the truck in that lane, and had to brake hard. She lost control, went off the road, and flipped over. Miraculously, she was only slightly hurt, In the other case, a car driver in the Ruhr found himself behind a bus in the left lane slowly over hauling a line of trucks. The ef frontery of the bus driver trying to pass trucks made the car driv er so furious that as soon as he could get around the bus he cut sharply in front of it and slowed down. For many miles, evcrytime the bus attempted to pass, he maneuvered to block it. lie was sentenced to 30 days In prison for coercion causing danger to life. The Nile, approximately' 4.000 a miles long, is the longest single KMED TV 10:00 Focat Point 10.-30 Missing Links 11:00 Your First Impression 11:30 Truth Or ConstqutnctS 11:55 NBC News 12:00 Peoo It Will Talk 12:23 NBC Ntws 17:30 The Doctors 1:00 General Hospital 1:30 You Don't Say 2:00 The Match Game 2:33 NBC News Afternoon Report 2:30 Make Room For Daddy 3:00 Quean For A Day 3:30 Littlt Rascals 4:10 Channel Ton Theater: "Big Trees" 3:43 The Weather Window 5:50 Newsreel Ten-Sports 4:00 Huntley Brlnkley 4:30 Combat 7:30 Mr. Novak 0:30 McHata's Navy 9:00 Grtatast Show on Earth 10:00 Tht Fugitlvt 11:00 Ntwsrttl Tan Night Rapert 11:15 Tht Tonight Shew i:oo News, wtathtr, sign Off WEDNESDAY 1:33 Sign On Morning Visit 9:00 Romptr Room 10:00 Focal Point 10:30 Missing Links 11:00 Your First Impression 11 iw Truth or constautnets 11:53 NBC Ntws 12-00 peoplt Will Talk 13:23 NBC Ntws 12:30 Tht Doctors 1:00 Otntral Hospital 1:30 You Don't Say 2:00 Tht Match Game 2:25 NBC News Afternoon Report 3:30 Makt Room For Dtddy 3:00 Quean For A Day 3:30 Laurel and Hardy 4:10 Channel Tan The atari "Ltqlon of Doomed" 3:43 Weathtr Window 5:50 Newsreel Ten Sports 4:00 Huntley Srlnklay Report 4:30 Burke's Law 7:30 Tht Virginian 9 00 Ben Casey 10 00 The Eleventh Hour 11:00 Newsreel Tan Night Report 11:15 The Tonlqht Show 1:00 News, Weather, Sign OK THURSDAY ft 3) Sfqn On Morning Visit 9:00 Romptr Room 10:00 Focat Point 10:30 Missing Links it 00 Your First impression 11:30 Truth Or ConstqutnctS 11:55 NBC News 17:00 Paoolt Will Talk 13:73 NBC News 12:30 The Doctors 1:00 Gtnertl Hospital 1.30 You Don't Say 3:00 Tht Match Oamt 2:2) NBC Ntws Afternoon Report 1:30 Make Room Far Dtddy 3 00 Outen For A Oay 3 30 Friendship Cirrle 4:1IChtnntl Tan Thaattri "China Oate" S:I3 Wtathtr Window 5:50 Ntwsrttl Tan Sports 4:00 Huntlty Brlnkley Report 4:30 Spelldown 1:00 Prict IB Right 7:30 Flintstonts 1:00 Donna Reed 1:31 Dr. Klldtrt 0:30 Haiti 10:00 Kr.lt Theater 11:00 Haws real Ten Night Report 11:13 Tho Tonight Show 1:00 News, Waothtr Sign OH FRTOAY I S3 $(gn On Morning Visit 9i00 Romptr Room 10 00 Focal Point 10 30 Mining Links ii:oo tout First impression (1:30 Truth Or COMtquOnctl H IS NBC Newt 17 00 Panplt Will Talk 12:3) NBC Ntws 13:30 Tht Doctor! 1:00 Otntral Hospital 1:30 You Den t Say 3:00 Tho Match Gemt 111 NBC Newt AM tr noon Rtpert 2:30 MafeO Rtom For Dtddy 3 00 Outen For A Day 3 30 Pirwt Theater 4:10 Channtl Ten Theater: "Abduciorf 3 45 Tha Wtathtr Window HOME ON THE RANGE Broadway musical comedy star Carol Lawrence, who recently became the bride of singer Robert Goulet, smiles as she prepares a meal-in -the couple's New York - apartment. The lovely star of "West Side Story" is proud of her skill as a cook. M'm at home on the range as much as I'm at home on the stage," she said. UPI Telephoto Wilkinson Remains Mum On Possible Candidacy OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - Charles' Bud Wilkinson, who is to Oklahoma football what Johi Glenn is td space, Is very pos sibly a 1964 candidate for the un expired U. S. Senate term of the late Robert S. Kerr. Like Glenn, who has a flock of worshipful admirers, Wilkinson is1 conceded to have a following In both parties who would vote fori him on either ticket. And that jibes with rumors, which hate him running both as a Repub lican and Democrat. The Oklahoma University coach has kept quiet about the political speculation. But the very fact he refuses to deny it and his undis puted popularity have whetted the appetites of his would-be tup- porters. "I haven't given It any serious consideration," he said. "I can't' .say no. because that would wronc. 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There are leaders In both par ties who insist If he runs It will be on their ticket. j Democratic boosters point, out he is a registered Democrat 'and one of President Kennedy s. ap pointees as director of the na tional physical fitness program. But Republicans are heartened by some well-placed reports that none other than GOP Gov. Henry be Bellmon. Is encouraalna the Soon. you Political BDeculation on Wilkin- 1 son isn't new. - Two years ago, Sen. Howard Edmondson, D-Okla., then gover nor, attempted to get Wilkinson to run for governor on the Demo cratic ticket.. Some newspaper polls had him leading the field. But Wilkinson declined to run. according to reports, after Kerr talked him out of ft. Four years ago, some state Re publican leaders had him .tagged as a possible candidate for vice president. Ironically, if Wilkinson does en ter the U. S. Senate race. Ed mondson, who is seeking re-elec tion, would be one of his oppo nents. 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