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1 Page 28 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Thursday, December 15, 1968 SSSaSEKHFESSH Today's WUBE: The Story A Year Later Channe maim BY MARTIN HOGAN JR. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm If radio Tonights' Tops BEARCATS: UC meets Wake Forest. Phil Samp calls play-by-play. 8 p. Channel 5.

CARMINA BUR AN A dance spectacular for television. 9 p. m. Channel 48. DINO: Dean Martin welcomes Sid Caesar, 10 p.

m. Channel 5. I I Timmy fit 4 p. 4:30 p. 9, MIKE DOUGLAS: Mike's guests are comedian Norm Crosby, Naja Marimba Band, attorney F.

Lee Bally, Dr. and Mrs. Sam Sheppard, singer Jane Marsh, and Don Sage. 5:30 p. 12, SUPERMAN (Color): When a nuclear pile at Project builds pressure and threatens Metropolis, Superman zooms ln.

6 p. 12, MERV GRIFFIN SHOW: Actresssinger Luba Lisa and glasseater Randy Webster add to the tun -on Merv's show today. 7 p. 5, SAFARI (Color): Today we fish tor tarpon, -explore some of the off shore Islands and later at Uxmal, we explore the ruined temples of an ancient Mayan city. 7:30 p.

12, BATMAN (Color): Catwoman steals the voices of popular singers chad and Jeremy with her "voice eraser." 7:30 p. 9, JERICHO (Color): The Jericho team attempts to stop the Germans from destroying a precision-Instrument plant ln the path of advancing Allied forces. 4 8 p. 5, BASEKETBALL: The UC Bearcats meet Wake Forest at Wake Forest, with TV-5 Sports Director Phil Samp calling the action. 8 p.

12, TROOP (Color): Capt. Parmenter and Cpl. Agarn find themselves In trouble trying to complete a 10-day survival test ln the badlands. 8:30 p. 9, MY THREE SONS (Color): Guest star J.

P. Morgan, As a singer trying a comeback, performs with Don Grady's musical group, the Greets. 9 p. 12, BEWITCHED (Color): Ben Franklin, accidentally conjured up by Aunt Clara, defends himself ln court against grand theft charges. Enquirer TV Columnist A YEAR AFTER WUBE, went on the air ln Cincinnati it has developed a significant audience among teen-agers and young adults.

On January 15, 1055 "WB" went on the air as the successor to WCPO radio. Scripps-Howard Broadcasting had sold WCPO to a West Coast group headed by entertainer Danny Kaye and Lester Smith who Is president and general manager of Seattle, Portland and Tacoma parent company. Immediately, WB set Its pattern. It emphasized a rock and roll sound and thereby challenged WSAI's market head-on. "We emphasize music," says Jerry MacFarlane, program director.

"We play down the personalities. I've set a limit to the amount of time a disc jockey can talk. They're allowed a little time, but the listener wants to hear the sound. "Besides," he adds, "it takes too much time to develop a personality." MacFarlane also devised another gimmick to attract listeners, particularly Timmy Loughlln is a pleasant little boy, nine years old. But Timmy's present mental age Is four years old and it is expects ed that he never will mature mentally beyond the age of 10.

Timmy Is a Mongoloid. Tuesday night, Channel 12 carried a report on the work that is being done to help Timmy. Actor E. G. Marshall narrated the account of Timmy's training at the Kennedy Child Study Center in New York and at St.

Colletta's school for retarded children In Hanover, Massachusetts. The subject, of course, is a painful one but no less real. "The Long Childhood of Timmy" was a gentle but disciplined account of the people who are helping Timmy and their hope. 1, young listeners. It's called '20-20 news, a curious name that does' NOT Imply that "WB" has perfect vision.

The news s-'mply is broadcast 20 minutes before the hour and 20 minutes after the hour on 20 and 40 minute intervals. "The kids want to hear music," says MacFarlane. "And while other stations are broadcasting the news on the hour and half-hour they can turn to us and hear the music." Like it or not, MacFarlane takes a cold, candid look at rock and roll. "This Is the music that young adults ln the 20's grew up with and they are just as attached and identify just as much with It as we did with Tommy Dorsey or Glenn Miller. That's the song they played on our first date or when the boy bought his first car.

"It has changed, however. People grow up and their tastes change. So has the music. Some of it has full orchestrations. It's no longer two guys screaming and strumming a guitar.

"WB's FM arm, WCXL plays smooth, good music from 6 a. m. to midnight. It is fully automated and effective today will switch over to a program offering more current music although in the good music Say, That IS Funny Dean Martin and Caterlna Valente enjoy a laugh when Miss Valente pays a return visit to the Dean Martin Show at 10 p. m.

tonight on channel 5. I 9 p. 9, THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE: "Baby The Rain Must Fall," starring WILL YOUR Steve McQueen, Lee Remick and Don Murray. Story about an ex-convict who leads a musical combo ln a Texas road-house and hopes to break away from his past, and present, to find fame ln New York or Hollywood. 9:30 p.

12, THAT GIRL (Color): Ann Marie has problems with an insecure young actor who buys Thursday Radio WSCO-TV Picks Site HOME and LOAN HAVE ELBOW ROOM? Our open; end financing' can provide more money later on for home im provements or other pur poses. Get details now. 10 p. 5, THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW (Color): Sid Caesar, Don Cherry, Vic Damone, WCNW 1560. FM 94.9 News on ttw Half Hour Country and Western music a.

WOXR-RW 97.7 WKRC 550 WUBE 1230 New, 4 Till and 27 After tht Hour 6:00 Jack London 4:00 Robin Walker 9:00 Gary Corry 8:00 Bwana Johhnv 12:00 Sterling 12:00 Dave Michaels WCLU 1320 News on tr Quarter Hour 6:15 Jimmy Loqsdon 8:55 Jimmy Logsdon ft: 1 5 School Room 10:15 Woman's Page 8t30 Jimmy Logsdon 12:20 Bob Scott 8:45 News 6 45 Sign Off WSAI 1360 News Fivt Before tht Hour 6:00 Stu Bowers 6:00 Tom Dooltv 9:00 John Rode 9:00 Dave Reinhart 12:00 Roy CooDtr 12:00 Bod White 3:00 Tom Kennington George Kirby and Caterlna Valente Join Dean ln this variety. 10 p. 12, HAWK (Color): A down-and-out artlst'U murdered and a painting of a hand is left ln his studio. Thursday Movies CINCINNATI: 9 a. m.

12, "Smart Girl." (1935). Ida Luplno, Kent Taylor. Drama. 4 p. 12, "Junf le Gents." The Bowery Boys.

Comedy. 11:30 p. 12, "If I Had a Million," Gary Cooper, W. C. Fields.

Comedy, romance. 11:55 p. 9, "Sherlock Holmes and the Sniper Woman." Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Gale Sondergaard. Mystery. THE AWARD LOAM News on tht Hour 6:10 Stan Matlock 7:05 Party Unt 10:05 Jtrrv Thomas 7:55 UC Waka For.

2:05 Kateidoscopa 10:00 Jim Prflltr 6:10 Will Way 1:05 All Night WLW 700 News on tht Half Hour Miller-Mills 7:05 Morrie Carlson 6:00 Durtn-Wamer 9:45 Chanqing Times 10:00 Nick Clooney 10:15 World News 11:30 Miller-Mills 10:30 Back to Biblt 13:00 50-50 Club 1 1 :05 Tomorrow 1:30 H.ch King 11:40 Moon River 6:00 Sporli. News 12:00 'Til Dawn 6:35 Conference WNOP 740 CBS News on tht Hour 6:15 Leo Underhill 1:10 lay Scott 10:10 Arthur Godirey 4:10 Walt Harrell 11:10 Houseoartv 5 30 Sign Off 11:35 Tommy Lee WZIP 1050 Mutual Ney.5 on the Half Hour 6:15 Bob Tiffen 3:00 Bud Slang 10:30 Tom Lesley 5:30 Sign Off 1:15 L.felint Orchfstrali, standards and popular music 7 a. p. m. Top Forty 7 a.

WAEF-FM 98.5 News Evtry Hour Standards Dixieland ihowtunai 7 a. m. 1 a. m. WKKY-ra 100.9 ftacordtd music and remota broadcasts.

6:45 a. p. m. WKRC-FM 101.9 News vtry Two Hours Stervo sal act tons of the classics, standards and show tuntst 6:10 a. Midnight Larry Brunntr WHOH-FM 103.5 News on tha Half Hour Simulcasts, pooular music, German music and the classiest 6 a.

m. 1 a. m. WCXL-FM 105.1 Stereo Albums 6 a. m.

Midnight WPFB-FM 105.9 News on the Quarter hour lipp Instrumental music, 24 nours a day BLDG.Co. VMOH 1450 News on tht Half Hour 5:00 Up 2:00 B. Patton 6:00 5:00 News, Soortl 9:30 i i Hoffman 5:20 Bob Patton 11:30 Judy Perkins 6:00 News, Soorts 12:00 News, Farm 6:30 Coach Report 12:30 Religion 1:00 Siflfi Off 1 :00 Jim Skinner vein. MacFarlane makes one point clear, WM's programming philosophy. "Rock and roll is here to stay especially among the younger people.

And people in their 20s are at the most acquisitive stage. They're marrying and buying furniture and washers and homes. That's the market we're after." WSCO-TV, the D. H. Over-myer station ln Cincinnati, has received approval from the Federal Communications Commission to locate studios at 1150 W.

Eighth Queensgate. The building currently is under construction on the north side of Eighth Street near Dalton Avenue. R. Douglas McLarty, general manager of WSCO-TV said Wednesday that the station is negotiating a lease with the owners of the building. There will be other tenants besides the the television station.

WSCO-TV will operate on UHF Channel 19. It is scheduled to begin broadcasting about February 1. 1440 MAIN ST. 421-9143 Meieeit HOflil HOME LOAN IANK STSTiM OHIO BIPOilT CU1MNTK FUN HCIN 1480 News on tht Half Hour 5:00 Gospel Mel'dtes 1:00 Caravan 6:00 HaDDV Hudson 1:30 T. Hankprson 9,00 Walk in Valley 7:00 Jack Porter 10:00 Cindy Hamilton 10:00 Dick Pike m.

7, "Ft. Apache." John Wayne, DAYTON: 11:25 p. Henry Fonda. Western. 'Quote 10:30 BOO Hudson Sign Off WCKY 1530 News on Hour 6 00 Don Ross 6:10 Nfws, Srwrts 10:00 Breakfast Club 7:00 E.

P. Morqan 11:00 Oick Cousins 7:20 Daw Howe 3:00 Phil Boiler 12 00 Torwrow 6:00 Sports Evt 12:30 Road Show Today! UJ -1- 55 There's still BOB JONES TALKS WITH time to give the CLAYTON CORBIN Royal Hunt Sun WMUB-FM 88.5 3:05 Book Review 5:15 Music Room 3:45 Oldtimars 7.00 Niqhtmusic 4:00 French 7:45 Miami U. 4:30 Adventure 10:30 Netherlands Reoort 11:00 Final Edition WGVC-FM 90.9 cordless WLW-D-J 6:00 University 4:00 Mike Douolas 6:30 Insoiration 5:30 Superman 7:00 Today 6:00 TV 2 News 9:00 Paul Dixon 6.15 Peter Jennings 10:00 Dating Game 6:30 Batmen 10:30 Johnny Gilbert 7 00 Movie 12:00 50-50 Club 9:00 Bewitched 1 :30 Let's Deal 9:30 Thet Girl 2 00 Newlyweds 10:00 Hawk 2:30 Doctors 11:00 TV 2 Newt 3:00 Another World 11:30 Tonight 3:30 Hospital 1 :00 Resort WKIF-21 9:45 Sign On 6:30 Newt 10:00 Jack Lalanne 6:55 Romper Room 7:00 Cronkitt 11:30 Dick Vandyke 7 30 Laredo 8:30 Star Trek 12:30 Swingin' C'ntry 9:30 Untouchables 1:00 Ben Casey 10 30 Men in Soece 2:00 Days Of Lives 11 :00 News 3:00 Terry Blake WHIO-7 8:30 Semeter 3:00 Tell Truth 9:00 Capt. Kanqaroo 3:30 Don't Say 10:00 Eve Guess 4:30 Bugs Bunny 10:30 Concentration 5 JO Woodpecker 11:00 Pat Boone 5 30 McHale's Navy 11:30 Jana Demas 6:30 H'tlev-Brinkley 12:00 Love of Life 7:00 Newsl 12:30 Tomorrow 7:30 Jericho 12:45 Guidinn light 8.30 My 3 Sons 1:00 Girl Talk 9:00 Glass Menagerie 1:30 World Turns 10:00 Movie 2:00 Password 11:15 Movies 2:30 House Party 11:30 Evening Theater University of Cincinnati Educational -Station "I don't go along with the 'cute' concept that actors are little children who have never grown up. I think.

Instead, that actors are adults who remember the fun they had as children pretending to be someone else and try to recapture this Joy." Shelley Herman. "We're advertisers. We're selling a product We're selling Monkees." Micky 1 Dolenx of the Monkees. "An eccentric? People do think I am, but I've been so busy doing eccentric tilings I haven't had time to notice." Don Francks of Jericho. Tliursday Morning Television CD classical music bbl science Don't Be Tempted MEXICO CITY (JP The traditional Mexican "posa-das," symbolizing the search for lodgings hy Mary and Joseph the night they found no room at the inn, too often degenerate into "go-go" parties, complains Rev.

Manuel Gonzalez, pastor at the Church of the Holy Family here. Father Gonzalez appealed through an interviewer to the groups who go from house to house "seeking lodgings" to forego the temptations of drink, music and dancing when they are Invited inside. 12:00 Noon Concert 6:00 Dinner Concert shaver! tains ot nmei from campus 2 00 Ooerette 7:30 Svmnhttnv 4:00 Education 8:00 Talks Of Timet Farm Ntwi Summor Somosttr languagt li Fun 5:50 4:00 Michigan University :15 6:30 Good Morning 7:00 Today Showt 7iIS Word of lift VJU VHIUOSO UptrMTt WZIP FM 92.5 on the Hour Jot Pvne, 6 p. p. m.

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