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Clitiixie Picture Changes Opinionnaire by sdiy wnght BY MARTIN HOGAN JR. radio Is Kindergarten Necessary? '2 ft f---v 4 p. 4:30 p. 9, MIKE DOUGLAS (Color). Mike and Robert Taylor welcome guests Michele Lee, James Fa-rentino, James Ott, Sergio Mendez and Brasil 66, and Judith Crist.

4 p. 5, AFTERNOON SHOW (Color). Guests today are Claure Riviere, Paris fashion delgner; and Joe Thompson, a local talent 6 p. 12, MERV GRIFFIN; Actress Peggy Cass, Ben Alexander, Dennis Cole, John Barbour, and Dick Schaap are Merv's guests. 7:30 p.

12, 2, COMBAT (Color). Sergeant Saunders' protection of a young, inexperienced infantryman endangers an important mission. Repeat. 7:30 p. ra, 5, 7, THE GIRL FROM U.N.C.L.E.

(Color). April Dancer poses as Princess Fatima to prevent Thrush from gaining control of an oil-rich desert kingdom. 7:30 p. 9, DAKTARI (Color). A trained bear escapes to the jungle after being infected with a disease that could cause a fatal epidemic.

1 1 fa Enquirer TV Columnist THE LICENSE to operate an ultrahigh-frequency television station in Cincinnati seems to be passing through more hands than a bad penny. The latest chapter finds the license in the hands of the American Viscose New York, and indications are that the station will be going on the air in the near future. (American Viscose Corp. Is a subsidiary of A. V.

C. formed through the merger of American Viscose, manufacturers of fibers, and F. M. C. Corp-, another manufacturer of fiber material.

The cash residue of the merger was used to form American Viscose as an investment company. A. V. C. Corp.

is traded on the American Stock Exchange and is traded at about $80 a share. WSCO-TV now is located in its studios at 1150 W. Eighth and, weather permitting, the antenna will be placed on top of the tower on Bald Knob in 8:30 p. 12, 2, WAR IN THE SKIES (Color). News documentary about fighter pilots and 1 1 their part in the Vietnam War shows the daily activities of an F-100 Fighter Squadron of the Tactical Air Command.

8:30 P. 9, RED SKELTON (Color). 1 tS I Guests: June Lockhart, Vincent Price, Clay LaBau Adjuster, Ludlow, Ky. Sure it is. I went.

And if all kids need some straightening out like mine does then they need kindergarten. And of course, the earlier you start the education process for a child, the better off they are. John Maloney Salesman, College Hill Not really. I didn't go and I don't think it helps anybody except to make them school. I think this campaign is useless.

It would be better to put that money to other, more important, uses. Matt Monro. In main comedy sketch, Skelton portrays San Mrs. Isabel Rosen Housewife, North Avondale I think it is helpful. Unless children have very efficient parents or parents with lots of time for them, I think they have a much better chance when they start school if they have an opportuinty to attend kindergarten.

The earlier intellectual training begins, the better, I believe. Fernando Red, who sells a real estate plot on the moon to a mad professor. In the Silent Spot, Skelton enacts a melodrama of the roaring 20s, playing a stevedore who gets into trouble with a flapper. 9 p. 5, TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE (Color).

"Cartou che," starring Jean-Paul Beimondo ana ciauaia cardinal. Amusing swashbuckling spoof, with the athletic Mr. Bei mondo as a sort of Gallic Robin Hood. 9:30 p. 9, 7, PETTICOAT JUNCTION (Color).

Kate's cousin Mae visits the hotel and transforms cnariey, Fioya, and Sam into lovesick swains. 10 p. 12, 2, THE FUGITIVE (Color). Kimble, an apartment building janitor, is trapped when the murder of a girl causes police to cordon off the block and Adenauer Fimeral The funeral of West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will be telecast from Germany and will be carried live from 7:30 a. m.

to 9 a. m. on channels 9 and 12 and from 7 a. m. to 10 a.

on channel 5. I. Welfare Needs To Be Topic East End area residents will get their chance to discuss needs and desires with City Council's Public Welfare Committee at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at Highland School.

The meeting, sponsored by the East End Area Council, will be the fifth in a series held by the committee since the idea was proposed by its chairman, Councilman Myron B. Bush. Mr. Bush said the city also is Interested in getting constructive suggestions on how municipal services and operations might be Lieutenant Gerard arrives on the scene. Repeat.

10 p. 48, WCET: N.E.T. SYMPHOND3S: Outstanding performances by major symphonies throughout the U. S. under the baton of the world's leading conductors.

Tonight: "Warsaw 10 p. 9, NEWS SPECIAL (Color). "Inside Pop The Rock Revolution" exploring the composition, beat and meaning of the pop music scene. We Congratulate Former Cincinnatians Mr. f-i'fcnd Mrs.

Raymond Bosk, now of Chicago, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Saturday with an open house at the home of their son-in-law and -daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Matt, 822 W. Vermont Chicago. Mr.

Bosk, a bindery supervisor 19 years at Ditto Inc. here, retired in 1958. He had been with the firm 25 years. The couple has another daughter, Mrs. Leonard Hill, a son, Ray-JSnond Bosk Jr.

and six "'grandchildren. Tuesday Movies CINCINNATI: 4:30 p. 12, "Montana." Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith. Adventure. 11:30 p.

9, "Vengeance of the Desert." Fareed Shaw-ki, Niaml Akep. Adventure. DAYTON: 11:30 p. 7, "Macao." Jane Russell, Richard Egan. Adventure.

Gertie And Mabel The old Jack Benny radio shows probably will be remembered with nostalgia tonight when Benny's telephone operators, Gertrude Gearshift (Bea Benaderet right) and Mabel Flapsaddle (Shirley Mitchell) are reunited on "Petticoat Junction," at 9:30 p. m. on Ch. 9. Bosk, Piat, Parcel location Owner Price Hill sometime this week.

Several years ago, the Tri-City Broadcasting headed by James G. Lang and operator of WNOP in Newport, acquired an FCC grant to operate a UHF television station in Newport, Ky. TWO YEARS AGO, Lang sold the license to the Overmyer Communications headed by Daniel H. Overmyer, a Toledo native who had parlayed a small investment 20 years ago into a network of industrial warehouses. Overmyer also had acquired licenses to operate television stations in New York, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Houston, San Francisco and Toledo.

Along with this he organized the Overmyer Network as a separate entity. Among the plans for the Overmyer Network was the production of a late-night variety show from Las Vegas which would be in competition with NBC's "Tonight" show and now ABC's latest entry, Joey Bishop. But something happened. Maybe the plans were too big for the budget, but Dan Overmyer got out. First he sold the network as a separate entity to the United Network, a group of Texas and Oklahoma investors.

The new United Network is proceeding with production plans and the Las Vegas Show will debut May 1. UJ Jacobs, Rose et al Third Ave. 25x100 Lot 860 Highpoint Sycamore Twp. Sch. 2-61 Jacobs.

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Steen McCall, deputy director of the Federal Educational and Manpower Palnning Service will deliver the fourth in a series of lectures at Mt. St. Joseph College at 1:15 p. m. Tuesday.

He is with the Agency for International Development. He wil speak on the "Role of the Developing Nations in the Modern World." The lecture at the Theater Auditorium Is open to students, college faculty and the public. Taft Named Enquirer Bureau Special WASHINGTON Rep. Robert Taft Jr. Cincinnati), was one of eight persons named by Ray C.

Bliss, national GOP chairman, Monday to a special study group on revenue sharing. The Republican Coordinating Com- 30 30 20 20 20 20 20 20 50 30 30 30 "Kaleidoscope Jacobs. Rose et al Third Ave. 25x125 Lot 962 Highpoint Sycamore Twp. Sch.

2-61 600-0011-0962 owners have indicated that they are serious about going ahead with their plans." Weather permitting, WSCO-TV will cap its transmitting tower with an antenna, probably sometime this week. A date to begin broadcasting is still to be determined. BOB JONES TALKS WITH jacoDS, nose ei ai ooiumDia hvc. iwiia u. 1050 Highpoint Sycamore Twp.

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He either has sold or is in the process of selling all but the stations in Toledo, which went on the air last May, and WPIX, a VHF station in New York City. It became obvious during the past year that plans to begin broadcasting, in Cincinnati at least, were strictly on-again, off-again. STILL the station insisted that only the solution Of a few minor problems was preventing it from going on the air. Among the "minor" problems as it turned out was money. "I think it's a good deal all around," said R.

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50x150 Lot IS, M. v-" Humphrey's Symmes Twp. Sch. 9 620-0241-0015 11:30 Hollywood One In Million 380 1S.50 mitteee at its April 3 meeting recommended a six-point program dealing with Federal-state relations. This program is built around proposals for Federal tax revenue sharing with state and local government.

On Panel Samuel J. Miller, senior vice president of Dubois Chemicals Divisions, W. R. Grace will be one of six panelists in a state-wide conference on co-operative Tuesday Radio 170 7.20 160 C.78 ADVERTISEMENT BF SKINNY Tlnn't be thin, skinny WCNW 1560, FM 94.9 820-0241-0017 160 S.78 B2O-O19O-014O 8440 865.98 820-0061-0552 200 12.25 Brannen. Dorothy Main St.

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Country and Western Music Joe Pvne Show 9 p. m. Midnight WGUC-FM 90.9 University of Cincinnati Educational Statioi 10:00 Classical Music 5:30 Weekly Special 12:00 Noon Concert 6:00 Dinner Music 1:00 Pat in Parit 7:00 On Campus 1 :30 Masterworki 7:30 Recital 4:00 Theater 8-00 Footliqhts 4:30 Virtuoso 8:30 Masterworki WAKW-FM 93.3 Religious programs and music 6 a. p. m.

WPFB 910 Music, talk oroarams. relioious feature 24 hours day. WCKY 1530 News on the Hour 6:00 Don Ross 6:10 News. Soorts 10:00 Breakfast Club 7:00 E. P.

Morgan 11:00 Dick Cousins 7:20 Dav Howe 3:00 Frank Hathawayl 1:00 fteds-S. Fran. 4:35 Ed Kennedy 12:30 Road Show 6:00 Soortseve WCIN 1480 News on thi Half Hour 5:00 Gosoel Melodies 1:00 Caravan 6:00 Haooy Hudson 2:30 T. Hankerson 9:00 Walk in Vallev 7:00 Jack Porter 10:00 Cindy Hamilton 10:00 Dick Pike 10:30 Bob Hudson 12:00 Sign Off WKRC 550 620-01 50-O03O 5630 351.45 WHITEWATER elements and oilier welght-tMilldmg nutrient. Past welgnc gams oi o-iu-io pounos ana more reported.

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SW 630-0060-0037 20 J8 lor reiuuo. 9 navors. EXEMPT K7ATTE-C3 I0M0GEH1ZED UMSUiul 01 UB1XJ5.4J education, Saturday May 6, at Cleveland State University. Sen. Wayne Morse Oreg.) chairman of the Senate Education Committee, will head the list of speakers at the conference.

Advances Alfred W. Maher has been named regional sales manager of the combination division of Inter-Ocean Insurance Cincinnati. Maher, who joined the firm in 1955 as an agent, has been manager of the company's Dayton office since 1963. 234.85 ttw Hour 7:05 Partv Line 3:05 Jim Butler 1:05 Larry Brunnet New on 6:10 Stan Matlock 10:05 Jerrv Thomas 2:05 Kaleidoscooe 6:10 Will Wav LIVE FROM N.E.T. erf tnt Jew Cong.

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Healthy Hgts. 2nd Sub Pars 108 to 113 Inc. Cons. Colerain Twp Sch lW 510-0031-0108 23.931 (WASHINGTON) Continuing on Public T.Y. 156.53 WSAI1360 News Five Before the Hour 6:00 Ron Martin 4:00 Dave Reinhart 10:00 Bob Foster 7:00 Tom Dooley 1:00 Roy Cooper 12:00 Bob White WCLC 1320 News nn the Quarter Hour TONIGHT P.

M. Notice is hereby given the whole of such several tracts, lots, and parts of lots will be certified for foreclosure by the County Auditor pursuant to law or forfeited to the State unless the taxes, assessments, penalties, and Interest are paid. 6:45 Country Time 7:15 Snorts 2:15 Employment 4:15 Sports 4:20 Country Timt 6:15 Ole Oprv 7:20 Country Timt Hi15 Farm Markets 12:00 50-50 Clubt Noon Reportt Everybody Talking "0 Tomorrow Donna Reed 12:45 Guiding Lightt 1:00 Love of life The Fugitive 1:30 Let's Deal'f World Turns I 0ur.LivM,t Passwordt Newlywed Gamet Matches, Mafest 3:00 Another World't To Tell The Truth General Hospital 3:30 You Don't Sayt Edge of Night Dark Shadows 4:00 Afternoon Showt Hillbillies Dating Garnet MikeDouglast Home Theater 3100 5:30 TV 5 Newst Tuesday Evening Television sb 6:00 Nin Newst Merv Griffin 6:15 Weather, Sportst merveritfin 6:30 NBC Newst Yogi Beart 7:00 Lowell Thomast McHale'i Navy 7:30 Girl From UNCLE't Daktari't Combat't 8:00 tomoaT a ks? ,2:22 lunctiont Peyton Place't TheFuaitive't 11:00 TV 5 Newst Nine Newst Tall 12 Newst 11:15 11:30 Tonighft Big Showt Joey Bishopt 1 MO Sacred Heart Network tColor WCET-UHF Ch. 43 1:15 Market Bureau WUBE 1230 Headlines 20 After Hour Newscasts 20 Before Hour 6:00 Oeve Michaels 7:00 Bwana Johnny 10:00 Stan Brret 12:00 Gary Corry 2:00 Robin Walker WZIP 1050 News on the Hour and Half Hour 6:00 Bob Tiffin 6:00 J. loqsdon 12:00 Bud Staaa 8:00 Joe Pyn 1:15 lifeline 9:00 lifeline 1:30 Bud Staaa 9:15 J.

Logsdon WNOP740 CBS News on the Hour 6:15 Leo Underbill MO Ray Scott 10:10 Arthur Godfrey 4:10 Walt Harrell 11:10 Linkletter 6:45 Sign Off 11:35 Tommy Let WMOH 1450 Newt on tht Half Hour 5:00 Bert Gabbard 1:00 Skinner 6:00 Tradina Post 2:00 Gene Hiers 8:00 News 5:00 News, Soorti 9:05 ScreDbook 5:20 Gene Hiers 9:30 Bob Hoffman 6:30 Coach Reooit 11:00 Judy Perkins 6:45 Dave Nydorf 12:00 News, Farm 1:00 Sign Off YVLW 700 Nwt on thu Hour and Half Hour oi 5:00 Miller-Mills 10:30 Back To Bible 6:00 Stu Bowers 11:00 News 11:05 lomorrow 11:35 Hotline 11:40 You and Law 11:45 Moon River 11:55 St. Mary's 12:00 Music Dawn 10:00 Nick Cloonev 11:30 Miller-Mills 12:00 50-50 Club 1:30 Rich Kino 6:00 News Toniqht 6:30 Max Warner Goodwill Industries Rehabilitation Center and the St. Vincent DePaul Society wish to thank everyone for sharing in the success of last Sunday's UNITED CLOTHING DRIVE. The response was so generous that it was impossible to visit every home. If your home was missed, please call Goodwill or St.

Vincent DePaul and a truck will stop in the very near future. Since it would take a full page of very small type to list the thousands of Boy Scouts, firms, parents, drivers and other volunteers cooperating In the drive, we hope that each of you will accept our sincere thanks for an excellent iob well done. 5:00 TV Kinderaarten 5:30 Friendly Giant 5:45 Magic Forest 6:00 Art Studio Davey Goliath 6:30 What's New 7:00 Folk Guitar 7:30 Ohio Press 8:00 French Chef 8:30 Nine on Jaoan 9:00 Senate Hearings 10:00 N.E.T. Symphonies a 8r30 Occaslontl Wlftj 6:30 Youth Movie 7:00 Walter Cronkltt 11:00 News.Weathtr 7:30 Daktarl 11,15 w. Show WHIO 7 8:30 Semester 4:00 Consequtnett 9:00 Caot.

Kanoaroo 4:30 Uncle Orrltf 10:00 Snap Judgement 4:30 Bugs Bunny WLW 1 4:00 Mike Doualas 6:00 Univsrsitv (but which once?) loncentration 5:00 Yogi Beer 1 1 :00 Pat Boons 5:30 McHale'i Navy WPFB-FM 105.9 News on tht Quarter Hour Light Instrumental music 24 hours div WCXL-FM 105.1 Sttrto albums. 6 t. m. Midnight WHOH-FM 103.5 News on tht Half Hour Simulcasts, pooular music, German music and the classics: 7 a. m.

I a. m. VVKKi-FM 100.9 Recorded music and remote broadcasts 6:45 t. p. m.

WXRC-FM 101.9 News Every Two Hours Stereo selections ot tne classics, standards and show tunes. 6:10 a. Midnight Larry Brunner WAEF-FM 98.5 News Every Hour Standards. Dixieland. Showtuntt 7 a.

m. a. WOXR-FM 97.7 Orchestra, standards and popular music ,6 a. m. 7 o.

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