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-S3- -PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: TEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 196" Complete Television Programs for Wednesday 10:00 A. 31. 7:00 P. 31. tTTj Huntley Brinkley t3Q Eyewitness News (4) Cheyenne (Cont.) Twilight Zone trlst stipect bis rin-jQhter's itor ir.terw'ed more in money than romanre.

tv'2) Greco Acres ('See TV Key) 4) Movie "Rpbel without A Cause." 11955) (13) French Chef "More About Steoks." Jui'o rtiiid prioares "stpak ou steok harrj with herbs -ond "steak au rioivre -saufeed with crusher! pepDercorns. TV KEY PREVIEWS Today's top shows as previewed by reporters in Hollywood, New York and Pittsburgh. 17:30 p. m. 3D CD The Virginian.

"Sue Ann." (Repeat) Interesting if unlikely tale about a 20-year-old farm girl who dreams about the glamorous life of the city and determines to make it real. Patty Duke stars as Sue Ann, and the repercussions of her stagecoach journey to Medicine Bow on her way to fantasy land in San Francisco will probably hold your attention. p. m. Batman.

"Green Ice." (Repeatl Thanks to movie producer Otto Preminger's role as Mr. Freeze, that amorous icy villain, this silly episode is worth a look. Preminger's makeup alone is half the show, and his acting adds another digit or two. The plot has Mr. Freeze kidnaping a bathing beauty called Miss Iceland.

p. m. CD i (TJ Green Acres. (Repeatl Generally amusing matchmaking story. Eva Gabor tries to kindle a romance between the lady carpenter with a man's rame, and the befuddled country agent who can't make this out.

To keep the story from dragging, trouble also brews between Eddie Albert and the phone company. p. m. CD -Gomer Pyle. (Repeat) Farfetched, but amusing just the same.

When Corner Plye helps Sgt. Carter run a recruiting station in Hollywood lies so earnest and truthful in talking to the recruils he's completely unsuccessful. His luck changes, however, when he lands a potential candidate who turns out to be a bank robber. p. m.

rjTJ i -I Spy. "Child of Our Time." (Repeat) Good episode. Ex-Nazis, Israeli agents and our heroes are all after a list that contains names of war criminals who hase hitherto escaped justice. The list as old movie fans will instantly spot is hidden in la "The Thirty Nine Steps," but it makes for an absorbing hour. Nina Foch guest stars as the lady who owns the list, while Eileen Baral is handed the pivotal role of the child with the amazing memory.

110:00 p. m. CD -Steve Allen Show. Allen alumni Lou I tCS Hayride Coronet Blue ClO) Westerners 03) Opinion: Washington Senator Wallace Bennett ds-cusses the Doni case on chonccs irr Senate enactment of a wcrkcole eihcs code. 7:30 P.

M. til f7) Virginian (See TV Key) tr5) To) Lost in Spare Dr Smith hO'lPrt VnlhnMn'i Quotes! hero nnr) most powerful! womor whn he Inodvcrtf Slav rnnnster with the golden hammer of Thar. t4) Batman (See TV Key) 13 The Plate P. M. tH Virginian (Cont.) t3D Lost in Spare (Cont.) Monroes lnqr.

Mr. the chiliy r.ronk, Anderson, Bnrbora Hrshey o'ri Liorn, Soil i von. Clayt Monroe, OS a trail hand on rt cattle flnve, learns the hard wuv what it take to mak a cowboy. (Repeat) tC9) Bewitched 33) Creative Person Bismillah Knhn, India muvir ian -composer (currently toaring the niter! Sta'es) is tflmpd In home of Benar as he gor about fypical day. P.

31. tTTj C6) (Ti Virginian (Cont.) tC?) :) ioj Beverfy Hillbillies Sfurriiiu BwcHv Khsen wt'ii Irene Rvnti, Donno Douplos, and Wot Baer. Country ftvtsic stars UeMrr l-lolt and tarl Scruggs portray themselves in an episode in which thev come to HoUv- wood to nnoear In a television com- menrnl nnrt unit thnr rtiri trtPnril. the Ciampelts. (Repeal) fC4 Monroes (Cont.) fl3) More Room for Living Planning and constructing pat'OS and terraces, I1 tJD Bob Hope "A 1 inn to $to' Wnin-inn rioire Bioom, Ninn Forh a-d Rolph Bcllomv.

A wcolthv rr.vch'O- I Jf) Bob 31. Hope (Cont.) 1 Gomer Pvlc TV Key) Movie I Cont.) T3; Firing Line. Wmiom Bufkipv Jr. and Leo Cheme, hatrnwi of the Fxrcutive CommtltM of Frerjorn House and one ot tri rhief soal-csmen for tho onti-Com mumst I rft in Amerirn, discuss "Mc-Carthyism --Past, Present and I. M.

i spy (See TV Key) "2) (91 TO1 Steve Allen TV Key) C41 Movie (Cont.) 33) Firing Line (Cont.) I. 3f. JD CS) I Spy (Cont.) t3) (91 fiol Steve Allen (Cont.) (41 Movie (Cont.) (13 Circus Animnl oc-ts ct the nrcus Perjtu" rprtormers a' Beottv, Pat Anthony and fjoert Baudv. 11:00 1. 31.

Adam Lynch News Piyewitness News tr4T f)ick Ford News CS IQ) News MoVlB MDri KnTltl UVI Movie "look For The Silver Llnlro." (IW91 (Idi Movie "The SoonKh Moin (19451 (7j Tonight Show Movie Aaoinst AH Floos 119521 "Alice Adorns 1 19.15) Rishop fJD WnC (NBO-PIttsbnrgh (2) KDKA (CBS)-PIttsburgh (4) WTAE (ABC Pittsburgh (Jf WQED (NET) Pittsburgh WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown GD'WTRF (NBC-ABC) -Wheeling (S WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenvllli rTJ WFBG (CBS) Altoona tColor 5:55 Farm Report 6:00 A. M. (TJ) Quest (2) Medical Knowledge 6:30 A. M. (TTJ Farm Report Summer Semester 6:35 (TJ Devotional Moments 6:40 fji) Music With Morgan 6:55 (g) Thought for the Day 7:00 A.

M. t33D (2 Today Eyewitness News Cf) R.D. No. 8 Qo) Farm News CD News 7:10 (TO Chat With 7:15 Jo) Just for Kids News 7:110 A. M.

tJD (5) Today (Cont.) t3D Eyewitness News (Cont.) (4) Hoppity Hooper Astronut Qo) Just for Kids (Cont.) 7:43 King and Odie :00 A. 31. tjTj (5) Today (Cont.) 2 Jo) Capt. Kangaroo Romper Room Local News A. 31.

(S Today (Cont.) CD TS) Kangaroo (Cont.) t3) Ricki and Copper :00 A. 31. t3Tj Hot Line Ron Jove evjuts will be) MauHe Petrene and Bruce Cooristo. unveillna Iheir newly created hair stvie 'Tho Romeo" and talking with vieweri on color, styling, wigs, etc. t30 Contact Adolf Becker, hair ihllst, vlsts Marie, (4) Everybody's Talking f-6 Romper Room r7) Roger Ramjet 1 Jack LaLanne t35) Gloria Giuth A.

31. (TTJ Virginia Graham's Girl Talk Guestv Ann Pichof, Margaret and celeste Holm. tgi Contact (Cont.) t3El Supermarket Sweep (5) Romper Room (Cont.) Newlywed Game (91 Dating Game (To) Operation Alphabet Creative Person in India Bismillah Khan, one of India's leading musician-composers, wai filmed and interviewed on location in his hometown of Benares for tonight's NET "The Creative Person" program. It will be telecast at 8 o'clock. There will be a repeat on Sunday at the same hour.

$150,000 to Cover Production QED's Misterogers' Given Sears' Grant By WIN FANNING GOOD NEWS this morning for youngsters and their parents wherever they may be in the range of a national Educational Television (NET) outlet (Channel 13 here). The Sears-Roebuck Foundation has just announced a grant of $150,000 for the production and national distribution of our WQED's top-rated children's show, "Misterogers Rawls and Tim Conway join the spoofers tonight. The main slapstick sketch involves a musical horror movie: Tim Conway and Louis Nye play TV executives; the comedy team of Stiller and Meara kid commercials; singer Lou Rawls wails "Dead End and legalized gambling is the topic for the Man-In-The-Street. DR. J.

M. MORGAN THE CREDIT DENTIST NO CARRYING CHARGE Channel 13 will retelccast the first 100 "Misterogers" programs starting in October. According to a station spokesman the first shows in the new series ill be. in black and white. I- DR.

MORGAN tTfj CD Snap Judgment t2) Password Dating Game (TJ) Candid Camera CD N'ew 10:30 A. 31. tJT) CD Concentration CD i(T5) Beverly Hillbillies Movie Munolt AAan Eater." 11:00 A. 3f. tH) CD Personality CD An(Jy Mayberry Movie (Cont.) 11:30 A.

3f. tJD CD Hollywood Squares CD Dick Van Dyke Movie (Cont.) JJ) News Sarginson, Kiely tC2) Eyewitness News (4) Movie (Cont.) Jeopardy tCD News (To) Love of Life Cooking From A to Zelda Chicken In Herbs. News-Ide (TJ News-Trout 12:30 P. 3f. t3D CD Eye Guess tGD Search for Tomorrow Jean Connelly A suBoester) vacation trio to the Thousand Islands Is made by Wary Eckhert.

3 Guiding Light Light 12:55 CD News Children's Doctor 1:00 P. 31. tJD Give It a Whirl tCD Mike Douglas (4) Fugitive (6) News C7) General Hospital Tel-All (Jo) Farm, Home and Garden 1:15 Jack LaLanne 1:30 P. 31. t3D CD Let's Make a Deal tCD Mike Douglas (Cont.) Fugitive (Cont.) Religion Today 15) As the World Turns 1:431 Living Word CD New 2:00 P.

31. JD (61 Days of Our Mves t31 Mike Douglas (Cont.) tC4l Newlywed Game Password 2:30 P. 3f. tTJ) (5) Doctors t3D (5) Hons Party t31 Dream Girl News 9:05 p.m. (WWSW AM-970) Golden Hour.

Flotow's "Martha Overture," Boston Rons: Tchaikovsky's "Sleeping Beau- ty," Kosteianelz and Orches- tra; Czibulka's "Love's Dream After the Ball," Eastman-Rochester Orchestra. 9:05 p.m. (WJAS F.M-99.7) Musical Footnotes. Britten's "Courtly Dances" from Bach's Variations on a Theme by Corelli; other selections. 10:15 p.m.

(WTAE Opera Stage Mozart's "The NATURAL LOOKING LIGHTWEIGHT NEW DENTURES DENTURES RErAIKtU 3:00 P. M. NBC News Special A news conference will be brounht from Washington, D. C. on the Garrison Investigation.

CS 33 To Tell the Truth General Hospital (TJ Newi 3:30 P. M. tJD Yon Don't Say CD (9) (TJ Edge of Night Dark Shadows 4:00 P. M. tTT) Match Game CO 3 Secret Storm tl Adventure Time t3D MjIe Douglas 4:25 (TT) Big Show "From Istanbul-Orders to Kll Retrospection 4:30 P.

M. (TT) Big Show (Cont.) (IW2) (5) Merv Griffin Guests: Gloria Lorina, Henry Morcon. Joe E. Lewis, Alisa Kashl, Allen Gins-tjero and Alberl T. Berrv.

t3) Adventure Time (Cont.) (6) Leave It to Beaver. Cp Mike Douglas (Cont.) (9) Superman tJ3) Mike Douglas 5:00 P. 31. (TT) Big Show (Cont.) Merv Griffin (Cont.) C4I Sea Hunt trSl Huckleberrv Hound CZ) Mike Dougias (Cont.) (9) Rawhide (TJ Mike Douglas (Cont.) I P. 31.

0D Big Show (Cont.) Ct) Merv Griffin (Cont.) tS) News Jennings t) Cisco Kid CD Colt .45 Rawhide (Cont.) (T5) Mike Douglas (Cont.) 03) What's New Visits three historic landmarks In California: Suiters Mill where aold was discovered; the "Bolclutho," lost full-ripged sailing ship to fly the American llnq, ot anchor in Son Francisco Horbor; end Death Valley, the lowest point in America. :00 P. M. tTT) Alan Boal News (2) Squad "Shot In the Dork" tS) News Ide; Ford tS (B News, Weather tv'9 News (T3) Summer Fun The Americon Wind Symphony; Int.r-view with Robert Austin Boudrrnu, musical director and conductor; dims ct the orchestra In rehearsal. Weather-Schano :30 P.

M. (TT) Mcllalc's Navy "The Great Impersonation. tC53 6) News Cronkite f4) Cheyenne tr6) (7) Huntley-Brinkley (13) Museum Open House Riissf II Connor rrvlpw the tvoos 0' patnts ond rnotcnoi twrt bv ortists rnngino from flip 1 8th rentur Chardm to the Imorpssionist to mod-trn mokerj of colioces. WHILE YOU WAIT tab PAY Hew Kensington 6IO-Mellon Bank 335-8587 EXTRACTIONS -FILLINGS BRIDGEWORK-X-RAYS PHONE 471-9935 Keenan 643 Liberty Pittsburgh McKeesport Jl4-Pcoplet Bank Bldj. 678-55II lllllillllillllllllllllllllllllllillllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli Highlights on Radio 11:05 a.m.

(W.IAS AM-1320) 3:30 p.m. (KDKA i r-Pittsburgh. Award- Just Music. The Cleveland winning actress Shirley Jones Orchestra conducted by Igor talks to Alan Jay about the Stravinsky perform "Pulcinel-personality and home life of la." show business people. 8:55 (KDRA 12:35 p.m.

(WLDO AM-810) pjra(es Baseball. Pittsburgh Trading Post. Phone party and Pirates vs. St. Louis Cardinals want ads on the air.

at Busch Memorial Stadium. 1:05 p.m. (WJAS Q.nn Opera-Ballet Theater. Mozart's 1( I Lt klM-7 "The Marriage of Figaro" i highlights, Vienna Philharmon- a'sf; "sburgh Sym-n, -hpc ra Phon Wm Stenberg conduct- ic oitnestra jng. flso Tchaikovsky.s p.m.

(DD p)ony No. 4 in Minor 0 Overture. "Do Re Mi, original 35 Go continental Trains and save now, not later! Movies on TV 10:30 a. m. 4) "Jungle Man- ficer vs.

a brazen Carribean Eater." 1954) A Zulu tribe and pirate in a routine adventure a diamond smuggling ring prove yarn. Errol Flynn, Anthony dangerous foes to Jungle Jim Quinn. 2. "Alice Adams." (19.19) and his party. Johnny Weiss- Lonely girl in a small American muller, Karen Booth.

town finally finds the man she 4:25 p. m. (TT! "From Istanbul lovps- Kathcrine Hepburn, Fred Orders to Kill." (19fi2) Spy.4TL Neighborhood," starring Pitts burgh Fred Rogers. 1 his is the first time the Sears Foundation has taken part in the product i of an NET program. The daily half hour, aimed at view ers aged to eight telecast here this past season each day at noon and repeated at 4:30 p.

m. There were 100 programs in the first series. Under the terms of the grant WQED will now be able to go into production again, with a target distribution date of February, 19fi8. David Chen, who performed the name duties on the original series, will be the television director for Channel 13. Rogers will once again serve as his own producer, while Paul K.

Taff, director of children's programming for NET, is to be executive director. ROGERS, NOW 39. has a sot-Id claim to his unofficial title, "The Pied Piper of Educational Television." A music department graduate of Rollins College, he is also an ordained minister, a director of children's ministry in the United Presbyterian Church, a consultant to the child study center of the University of Pittsburgh, and a visiting lecturer in children's work at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Fred began his TV career In production at NBC in connection with such shows as "The NBC Opera Hour," "Voice of Firestone," "Hit Parade," and the "Kate Smith Afternoon Hour." Tn 1954 he returned to this city to begin his long association with Channel 13 and ETV. ROGER'S FIRST program, on which he shared the starring honors with singer-performer Josie Carey, was "Children's Corner." The pioneer series was an immediate success with Channel 13 viewers and stayed on the air until 1961.

During this period and later Fred also produced young people's programming for the Canadian Broadcasting Company. "Children's Corner," which featured Miss Carey standing before a puppet stage conducting talk and vocal sessions with puppets manipulated by Rogers, was also shown for a time on NBC and NET. It won a Sylvania Award for the best local children's program in the United States. In accepting the grant John F. White, president of NET (and former general manager of WQED) noled that.

"Nothing we do at NET is more important than children's programming. Good programming for young children is extremely difficult to produce because it is nflnn in nivi fhrm something they like, but which mav be bad for them." may be bad (or them. WHEN THE first series of "Misterogers Neighborhood'-completed its run this past June WQED was swamped with telephone calls asking that it be renewed. A crowd of some 6,000 children and their parents appeared in person at the studios of the NET outlet (Channel 2) in Boston to protest the conclusion of the series. was LJ'Sf XjJ Win Fanning story, Christopher Logan, Ger aldine Pearsall.

9:00 p. m. (4) "Rebel With- a Cause." (1055) Sensitively acted story of a teenager who is not satisfied with the world he never made. Dean's perform-: ance is both touching and exciting. James Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo.

11:20 p. m. C4) "Phfft!" (1954) Fast paced, sometimes funny, story of a marriage that goes PHFFT! Kim Novak plays a small but decorative part. Judy H()1'liday Jack Short trip or long your best bet for savings is Continental Trailways bus. You can travel on a minimum in maximum comfort.

Save yourself a lot of worry and call Continental Trailways this trip. However, "it is hoped that, if additional funds become available, we can switch into color production later on." Channel 13 has color equipment on order and expects to start colorcast-ing sometime during the hitler part of the 1967-68 season. MORE BRIEFLY: CBS has announced plans to retelecast the highly acclaimed "The Anderson Platoon," which was first shown on July 4 (Channel 2 here). The repeat is scheduled for July 25, from 10 to 11 p. preempting "The Homosexuals," the CBS Reports documentary originally to have been shown at tlu's time.

"The Anderson Platoon" tells the story of a single platoon, under (he command of Negro West Pointer (now Captain) Joseph B. Anderson. It was filmed by Pierre Scho-endoerffer and his French crew for showing on television in his native country. Schoeii-dnerffer, who stayed with the combat unit for six weeks-most of (he time under fire has recorded a completely non political documentary, which captures (he spirit nnd character of the American fighting man ns never before reported on film from the Vietnam War. One of the members of the platoon, Sgt.

Williams Owen, now a career soldier stationed in Washington, D. has said, after seeing the July 4 telecast: couldn't believe it. lie (Schocndoerffer) caught it just the way it was. I saw myself wounded. Oh, man! I didn't know the camera was on me then." Captain Anderson Is now assigned to Ft.

Dix, N. J. It can only be hoped that, after reading the reviews of the original telecast, that CBS will see fit to either eliminate the commercials or find a way to insert them at the beginning and the end. They were extremely jarring in the first presentation. DISTRICT ATTORNEY Jim Garrison of New Orleans will 8ppear on the NBC network (Channel 11 here) on July 15, from 8 to 8:30 p.

to reply to criticism of his conduct of an investigation into the assassi-naion of President Kennedy made in the NBC-produced documentary. "The JFK Conspiracy: The Case of Jim Garrison," telecast on June l'J of this year. Aside (o Robert F. Brcen: In several years of color viewing I have experienced only two or three disappointments in a last minute change from the announced color to black and white telecasting of a given program. So don't lose heart.

iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiimmimiii TV Kgy MailbaCI Q. Did Jane Wyman make any movies after "Johnny Be linda?" Has she now retired from acting? L. C. A. "Johnny Belinda," for which Miss Wyman won the Academy Award, was released in 1918.

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