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tilt II, Reporter, Dover, Ohio March If, IMS -i- All The Pfogrgrrn Television Friday Listings 8' 8 5P.M. Movie Wyatt Harp Comedy Clnbboii.se Mickey Mouse Club Cheyenne 5:15 P.M. Adventure Road 5:30 P.M. Talcs of Wells Fargo Magllla Gorilla Yogi Bear 6P.M. Home Edition Dobic Gillis City Camera News, Sports, Weather 6:30 P.M.

llnntlcy-ltrinklcy 0 Death Valley Days OO Walter Cronkitc 7 P.M. News, Weather Jamboree 0 Dorothy Ftildhcim My Three Sons Rifleman Death Valley Days 7:10 P.M. 0 Tom Field 7:15 P.M. Bill Jorgcnscn 7:25 P.M. Weather 7:30 P.M.

International Showtime Flintstoncs Fugitive Rawhide 8 P.M. Farmer's Daughter 8:30 P.M. Bob Hope Theatre Addams Family Defenders Beverly Hillbillies 9P.M. Movie My Living Doll 9: JO P.M. OO Jack Benny Comer Pylc, USMC 10 P.M.

BOO Junior Miss Pageant OO Slattcry's People 11 P.M. Reports HO News 11:10 P.M. Weather OO Sports 11:15 P.M. Sports Bill Jorgcnscn Weather 11:20 P.M. Regis Philbln Weather Dorothy Fuldhcfm Thriller 11:25 P.M.

Movie News Wrapup 11:30 P.M. Tonight-Johnny Carson 12:50 A.M. Movie 1 A.M. QGrcat Moments In Music News Movie 1:15 A.M. FRIDAY'S MOVIES 5 p.m.

CITY OF FEAR (3) Drama with Vlnct Edwardt ind John Archer. 9 p.m. PATTERNS (5) Drama with Van HeffJn and Ed Btgley. 11:20 p.m. BATTLE OF THE WORLDS (8) Sclanca Fiction with Ralnt and Bill Carter.

11:25 p.m. OBJECTIVE, BURMA O) Drama with Errol Flynn and William Prince. 1:15 a.m. THE MAN FROM LARAMIE (4) Western with James Stewart and Arthur Kennedy, 1:25 a.m. TWENTY PLUS TWO (3) Mystery with David Janisen and Jeanne Craln.

Saturday 7 A.M. Listings Mr. Wizard The Big Picture QSpacc Angel Farm Front OO Sunrise Semester 8A.M. Barnaby's Party Social Security Word Space Angel OO Mister Mayor 8:15 A.M. Talk of the Town QFisher Family 8:30 A.M.

Fury Deputy Dawg 8:45 A.M. 9A.M. Dennis The Menace Annie Oakley Alvin 9:15 A.M. Inside Catholic Schools 9:30 A.M. Hector Ileathcote (C) Roller Derby Tennessee Tuxedo 10 A.M.

Underdog (C) Shenanigans Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 A.M. Fireball XL-5 Discovery '65 Mighty Mouse 11 A.M. Dennis the Menace Dancc-0-Kamu Linus the Lionheartcd Casper 11:30 A.M. Fury Round And Square DANCE SAT. NIGHT MUSIC BY TEX WHITE BEER WINE LIQUOR SANDY VALLEY INN Hi Miles N.

of Mineral City On Route 8 Pig The Jetsons NOON News, Weather Exploring (C) Bugs Bunny Sky King 12:30 P.M. Reading Out Loud Hopplty Hopper Everglades Hi-Test 1 P.M. Exploring Partners In Defense Wide World of Sports Bugs Bunny Sergeant Preston American Bandstand 1:15 P.M. Government Reports 1:30 P.M. NBC Sports In Action Wide World of Sports Movie 2 P.M.

One Step Beyond Tccn Time 2:30 P.M. Flying Fisherman Championship Bowling American Sportsman 3 P.M. OOO National Invitational Dinah Shore 3:30 P.M. I' ro Bowlers Tour 3:45 P.M. Movie 4P.M.

Golf Classic 5P.M. Maverick Naked City Qltig Three Golf 5 Jonny Quest 5: 30 P.M. Science Fiction Theater Wendy And Me 6 P.M. Movie Saturday News 12 O'Clock High Karen Movie News, Weal her 6: 30 P.M. Midwestern llayride (C) Man From U.N.C.L.E.

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NOW-THOSE 7 DWARFS WITH SNOW WHITE COME TO LIFE! flipper (C) King Family Jackie (jlcnson ft P.M. Kentucky Jones Leave It To Beaver 8:30 P.M. Mr. Magoo McHale's Navy Lawrence Welk Island P.M. At The Movies 8 Entertainers France: Conquest and Liberation 9:30 P.M.

EIHollywood Palace 10 P.M. NCAA Basketball (HO Gunsmoke 11PM. 3 II O'Clock Reports News 11 P.M. Weather Sports 11:15 P.M. flO Sports Weather 11:20 P.M.

DOO Movie 11:25 P.M. Radar Weather 11:30 P.M. Movies OO Tonight-Johnny Canon 1A.M. Great Moments In Music News, Sports El Movies E) News 1:15 A.M. Late Show 2:30 A.M.

News, Weather AND Har- f'ULL LtNGIH ffAIURtl SATURDAY'S MOVIES 1:30 p.m. KINO RICHARD THIE CRUSADERS (1) Adventura with Rex Harrlton, Lauranca vay and Virginia Mayo. 3:48 p.m. RIVER Of NO RE TURN (I) Advanture with Rob ert Mltchum, Marilyn Monroe and Rory Calhonn. p.m.

THIEF OF BAGDAD (3) Fantasy with Steve Raavat and Georgle Moll. p.m. GHOST OF DRAGSTRIP HOLLOW (8) Comedy with Jody Fair and Russ Bender. p.m. COURT-MARTIAL OF WYCLIF Drama with Dick Powell and Dina Merrill.

p.m. THE CADDY (3-4) Comedy with Jerry Lewi, and Dean Martin. 11:20 p.m. THEY CAME TO COR. Gary RUN Clark DURA (3) Drama with Cooper and Rita Hayworth.

11:20 p.m. RUN SILENT, DEEP (8) Drama with Gable and Burt Lancaster. 11:25 p.m. THE OKLAHOMA KID (9) Western with Humphrey Bo- Bart and Rotamary Lana. 11:45 p.m.

SHOTGUN (7) Western with Sterling Hayden and Yvonne DeCarlo. MO a.m. SAIGON (I) Drama with Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake 1:15 a.m. VALENTINO (4) Romanticized version of Valentino legend with Anthony Dextar and Eleanor Parker. 1:15 a.m.

TOUGHEST MAN IN ARIZONA (3) Western Vaughn Monroe and Joan Lailia. A.M. Sliver Wings TV Smday School This the Lire 7:30 A.M. Woodfiw Faith For Today Modern Science Theater A.M. Christophers Sunday Morning Report Mass For Shut-Ins 8:30 A.M.

Church by Side Of the Road (C) Vital Faith Moral View 8:45 A.M. To Know The Irutfc 1:00 A.M. The Answer Cidle Tabernacle TV Gospel Time Porky Pig Rex Humbard Oral Roberts 9:30 A.M. Frontiers of Faith OSU Scholar Bullwlnklc Shenanigans Outdoors Club 10:00 A.M. International Zone Catholic Mass Supercar Word of Life OO Lamp Unto My Feel 10:30 A.M.

QWIId Kingdom About Religion Beany It Cecil Cleveland Caucus Look Up and Live 11:00 A.M. Popeye Frontiers of Faith Movie Christophers Heckle Jeckle (C) Humbard Family 11:15 A.M. British Calendar 11:30 A.M. Hector Ileathcote Vour Health Discovery '65 Laurel and Hardy NOON News, Weather Mr. Magoo (C) Gene Carroll This Is the Life CBS Golf Classic Urban-Rural Scene 12:15 P.M.

Classroom Camera 12:30 P.M. TBA Bowling Mr. Wizard Greatest of These 1P.M. Movies Polka Varieties Casper Sunday Listings OTV Bowl 1:30 P.M. 8 Big Three Golf Frontiers of Faith 2P.M.

Pro Basketball TV Previews American Conservative Union Sets Up For National Growth RAWHIDE. p.m. CBS. "Prairie Fire." Another good western, this one a sentimental show of affection for Wishbone as the men fight to save his life. Wishbone goes to take over a dead friend's herd with the intention of giving the proceeds to the friend's daughter.

But he falls into the hands of greedy herders who torture him to try to get the herd's ownership papers for themselves. In the struggle, Wishbone teaches one of them a lesson on becoming a man. INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME. p.m. NBC.

"The Giant Caravan Circus." And it's still another visit to Sweden's Circus Cott, as this series has obviously run out of circuses and out of gas. The acts are good ones, if you enjoy this sort of entertainment, and you'll be treated to the expected display of clowns, acrobats and horsemanship. THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER. p.m. ABC.

"Katy's New Job." Once again, Glen almost loses Katy to a rich man who won't take no for an answer. But Katy astounds him by asking for time to think over his offer of $500 a week, plus a wardrobe, a maid and a chauffeur. He's even more astounded (though we shouldn't be) at her decision. THE ADDAMS FAMILY. p.m.

ABC. "Lurch and His Harpsichord." The picture of Lurch, eyes lowered and lips trembling, playing fugues on his harpsichord is an incongruous one. And he almost dies inside when his beloved instrument nearly gets sold to a museum. He's so miserable he can't even get laughs out of train-wrecking. Lovebirds Gomez and Morticia come to the rescue with a scheme causing the jailing of the museum curator.

GOMER PYLE. p.m. CBS. '-Double Date With the Sarge." Lucky Sarge! His girl friend's girl friend has found a lovely boy to make it a grand, compatible foursome, none other than Corner Pyle himself. When Sarge recovers from the initial shock, he tries to unload the other couple, but nothing works.

Relief comes in the form of an unwelcome stranger. JACK BENNY PROGRAM. p.m. NBC. "Jack's Navy Buddy Returns." Jack Pepper guests as the Navy pal 39-year- old Benny hasn't seen in 40 years.

After some sentimental joking, Pepper cons Benny into putting him on the show. After a few World War I skits, Benny expects more war with his sponsor, until he gets a surprising phone call. AMERICA'S JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT. 10-11 p.m. NBC.

(Color). We suppose there must be some people interested in i this or the network wouldn't bother, so we include it to remind you that this is your annual chance lo watch the competition among 50 high-school girls (one from each state) for the crown of "America's Junior Miss of 1965." Next week: Jack Paar's entertaining hour returns. Tonight's host is James Franciscus. (Royals vs. Celtics) IO TV Bowl 2:30 P.M.

I Wild Kingdom P.M. I Pro Basketball (Royals vs. Celtics) I Premiere Instead of Walls Surfsldc Six 3:30 P.M. NFL Highlights 4P.M. World of Golf Movie NBC Sports In Action 4:30 P.M.

Open Circuit SP.M. Sea Hunt Championship Bowling Wild Kingdom Movie Bishop sheen 5:30 P.M. I GE College Bowl 6P.M. 0 Twentieth Century 1 Cheyenne QO Meet The Press 6:30 P.M. Profiles In Courage Littlest Hobo Men In Crisis OO Lassie 7:30 P.M.

OOO Disney World Of Color France: Conquest and Liberation OO My Favorite Martian 8P.M. OO Ed Sullivan 8:30 P.M. Branded Broadside 9P.M. OOO Bonanza Sunday Night Movie OO For The People 10 P.M. OOB The Rogues Candid Camera 10:30 P.M.

What's My Line? 11 P.M. OOOOO News 11 O'Clock Report 11:05 P.M. Weather 11:15 P.M. Weather Sports 11:20 P.M. Movies 11:25 P.M.

151 Radar Weather Great Moments In Music 11:30 P.M. Cathedral of Tomorrow OO Movies 12:30 A.M. Naked 1:20 A.M. Movie 1:30 A.M. TV News, Weather members from mand, and set "We hope to build the great- st in-depth conservative voice md action this country has seen, ind on a totally responsible basis." The spokesman, ACU Chairman Donald Bruce, former Re- ublican congressman from In- iana, also told an interviewer hat the quietly organized new movement intends to: Keep the Republican party on he right-wing course it chose in San Francisco last July, despite he election disaster to its nom- nee, Barry Goldwater.

Enlist conservative minded icholars and writers to develop and disseminate policies and programs for the GOP that will attract what Bruce calls the 'ideologically uncommitted ma- ority" of voters who turned away from Goldwater. Engage in politics "actively and openly," Bruce said, to get RE Roy SUNDAY'S MOVIES 11 a.m. BILLY THE KID TURNS (5) Western with Rogers. 1 p.m. THE BIG TREES (3) with Kirk Douglas and Eve Miller, and THE STORY OF MANKIND Drama with Ronald Colman and Hedy Lamarr.

1 p.m. KING OF THE KHYBER RIFLES (8) with Ty rone Power. 3 p.m. MAGNIFICENT AMBER SONS (3) Drama with Joseph Cottan, Holt. 4 p.m Drama Doloret Dal Rio and Tim FORK CHOP HILL with Gregory Pack an Harry Guardino.

5 p.m. SALOME (9) Drama with Rita Hayworth and Stawar Granger. 9 p.m. TARAS BULBA (5) Drama with Yul Brynner and Ton; (7) Haydan anc Curtis. 11: IS p.m.

FLAT Drama with Sterling Richard Carlson. 11:20 p.m. PARIS DOE STRANGE THINGS (3) Corned with Ingrid Bergman and Mel Per rer. 11:20 p.m. THE PALEFACE (I Comedy with Bob Hope an Jane Russell.

11:40 p.m. BOROERTOWN (9) Drama with Paul Muni and Betta Davit. 1:05 a.m. ESCAPE FROM ROCK (I) Wastarn with Donlevy. By STERLING F.

GREEN WASHINGTON (AP) The ew-born American Conserva- ive Union has set up a head- uarters near the Capitol, ap- iroved a $400,000 first-year udget, barred Birch Society top com- itself this its for conservative Republicans nominated and elected, by providing all possible help short of cash contributions. Lobby in Congress for conservative causes. Bruce indicated that ACU would, for instance, oppose direct federal aid Lo education, the nuclear test ban treaty, urban renewal, and the one-man one-vote reapportionment rule. From a nucleus of about 70 organizers who met Dec. 19 at a Washington Hotel in a closed, unpublicized meeting, the ACU has taken form quickly and geared itself for national growth.

Money has begun coming in from a direct mail campaign conducted by a New York fundraising organization using conservative mailing lists, Bruce said, and Bruce personally is soliciting members and contributions on an arduous schedule of travel and meetings. He talked to groups in Pittsburgh, Boston and Louisville last week, and is visiting Davenport, Iowa; Moline, and Rockford, 111., this week. The ACU top command is a 17-member board of directors. Among them are several of the Lynda Becomes 'Lady' By MARTHA COLE WASHINGTON (AP) Lynda Bird Johnson, the tall, black- laired daughter of the President, turns 21 today with the hope "they give me a birthday cake." Being 21 won't make a big difference in her life, she indicated, except she is going to register to vote in Texas as soon as she can. Lynda isn't having a party to mark this milestone in her life, but she plans to go to one honoring her sister, Luci, 17, for jeing azalea queen.

As for her date tonight, Lynda replied with a grin, "as Luci says, n.c. no comment." Lynda included some philosophy and some cheery teasing as she sat in the White House library Thursday, answering the questions of reporters who had requested the interview and were invited for tea. When one remarked she thought Lynda had matured in the past year, Lynda thanked Civilian Aids In Recapture Of Prisoner er and added, "I think having he spotlight on you matures ou." In being the daughter of a President, she said, "you have have a role people thrust il pon you." She doesn't have any partial- ar motto about life, she said. But the family does quote ome lines to each other al mes. "Mother's always throwing hings out, like 'life is real, life you know." she said "We have our own repertoire things to say to cheer us up." Lynda said "I think we are a ery close family" and added I'm very proud of the way my arents have raised me." Lynda came to the interview glasses, a black woo kirt and red and white stripec louse, black knee socks am oafers.

Immediately she ran into uestions about dates. Was she eeing many young men? "If I can just keep everybody rom sabotaging these young men who take the chance to ut," she started, then grinnet nd said, "I'm just dating lots people." Lynda said she had though' bout changing schools next ear, but had made no decision he's now a junior, majoring in listory, at George Washington University here. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Wil Ham Carlisle, 31, keeps a police radio in his office because he is "a good friend of the police." Thursday, it paid off for and the police. Carlisle said he was listening to the radio when he heard that 24-year-old Lawrence Thompson, a Cleveland slayer, had escaped from police while deputies were preparing to lodge him in Ohio Penitentiary. "I went out looking for him," said Carlisle, part owner of a plumbing and heating firm.

A few minutes later Carlisle spotted a man going into a restaurant. Carlisle followed bought some cigarettes and looked Thompson over. "I heard his description on the RED Brian ALL SEATS 50e Popular Actor INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) Actor Dan Blocker was described as being comfortable today at Daniel Freeman Hospital, where he was taken Wednesday after an apparent kidney stone attack. The hospital said the 35-year- old "Hoss" of the "Bonanza" television series spent a comfortable night aad had not undergone surgery.

Driver Cited Again Robert L. 24, of 115 McCook Dennison, was arrested by Dover police Wednesday on his second speeding charge in the city in less than a month. who posted a $21.20 appearance bond, was cited to appear in Mayor C. LeMoyae Luthy's court Wednesday on both charges. He was previously charged with speeding March 3.

NASA To Select More Scientists For Space Work WASHINGTON (AP) The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said today it plans to select 10 to 20 scientists to start a year of astronaut flight training this summer. Dr. Hugh L. Dryden, NASA deputy administrator, told a meeting of the American Astro- nautical Society that the group will be chosen from among more than 900 applicants. Current astronauts, drawn from the ranks of military and civilian jet pilots, are receiving some science training but lack specialized scientific backgrounds.

Dryden said the Mercury astronauts demonstrated man's ability as a sensor, as a manipulator, and to some extent as an evaluator, in orbit. "Early Gemini and Apollo flights will further examine these capabilities so that, in the future, man's full potential can be exploited," Dryden said. "Space-borne scientists will become members of the team as the exploration of space proceeds." police radio I wasn't sure it was him but then I spotted motorcycle policeman and de cided to tell him about it," Car lisle said. "That did it," he continued "The patrolman called for as sLstance and police went into the restaurant and took the man without any further trouble." Human Skull Found In Yard CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (AP)-A weatherbeaten human skull, ap parently unearthed by dogs am found in the front yard of a home near here, was to be examined at University Hospita in Columbus today for possibl aid in identification. Mrs.

James Koch of Guern sey brought the skull into th Guernsey County sheriff's of fie Thursday, explaining that sh spotted her dogs playing with i in the yard. Mrs. Koch's son was reportec missing four years ago when he was 15, and has not been heaix from since. Train Derailed LANCASTER, Ohio (AP) Three diesel engines and eigh freight cars of a New York Ceo tral train derailed Thursday a Rushville near Lancaster. Tfaer were no injuries and damag was not estimated.

rategists who engineered ater's victory at the an convention in San o. The vice chairman is Rep. ohn M. Ashbrook, R-Ohio; the ecretary is Robert E. Bauman, ational chairman of Young mericans for Freedom, which as the outgrowth of the I960 Youth for Goldwater for Vice resident" group; the treasurer Frank S.

Meyer, an editor of ic conservative monthly, Na- onal Review. Other directors are Texas OP Chairman Peter O'Donnell the Dallas oilman who eaded the National Draft Committee; Editor Wilam F. Buckley Jr. and pub- sher William Rusher of the ational Review; William H. Jrady Milwaukee businessman; author John Dos Passos; nd former Rep.

Katharine St. eorge, who was de- eated In November. Can ACU prevent a Republl- an swing back to a moderate- beral party stance? "That is our purpose," said iruce. What if Republicans like Govs. Nelson A.

Rockefeller of Vew York and William W. cranton of Pennsylvania re- apture the GOP? Would ACU oin the swing, or would it favor third party? "We would not swing. nder any foreseeable circum- tances we are vigorously op- tosed to a third party. We be- ieve in building the strongest econd party possible. A third party would only splinter the econd party and strengthen the whole liberal left." The decision to exclude Birch members from being officers or directors of ACU was made at he December organization meeting.

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