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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Fare 19 But Will It Sell? Today's Monday. March 14, 1968 Convention Commercialism Etiquette r. 1 -Him firfifW iHLJk MM 3:30 p.m., 12, THE YOUNG MARRIEDS: Dramatic Serial focusing on the lives or three young couples who live In a suburb of large metropolitan city. Adults. 4:30 p.

9, MIKE DOUGLAS: Patti Page is co-hostess this week. Johnny Mathls, Bob King and Ray DeCrane guest Family. 4:30 p. 5. OF LANDS AND SEAS (Color): Today's film takes you on a journey through Kenya to the Congo Family.

7:30 p. 12. 12 05CLOCK HIGH: An escapee from German prison camp Insists on returning to a bombing assignment Teeners, Adults. 8 p. 5, JOILN FORSYTHE (Color): Major Foster accepts a top secret assignment from the Air Force but lands in a distinctly non-military predicament Teeners, Adults.

8:30 p. 5, DR. KILDARE (Color): An aspiring actor returns to the bedside of his dying father only to be rejected by the still-embittered parent who resents his son for leaving home. Adults. 8:30 p.

9, THE LUCY SHOW (Color): Robert Stack plays a government agent who persuades Lucy to pose as the girl friend of a gangster. Adults. 9 p. 5, 7, ANDY WILLIAMS (Color): Andy Is host to Al Hirt, Shelley Berman and Chad and Jeremy. Teenrs, Adults.

9 p. 9, BIG NINE MOVIE (Color): Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons, Merle Oberon, Michael Rennle and Cameron Mitchell star in Deslree." The story of Napoleon and I his thwarted first love and how their later meetings i changed the course of history. (1954). Teeners, Adults. 9 p.

12, SHENANDOAH: Tracing an old photograph of himself with a pretty girl, Shenandoah finds the woman turn mi Mr vertlsements can amount to blackmail. Williams' amendment was tacked onto President Johnson's tax bill by the Senate, and it has been approved by a conference committee assigned to work out proposed final terms of the measure. So far, Phillips said, he has not discussed the proposal with network executives. "I've tried it out on some newsmen from the networks," he said. Their reaction? "Shock," 6ald Phillips.

WNOP Changes WNOP has added Oscar Treadwell to it's weekend staff. He will be doing a three-hour show of Jazz and poetry from 2 to 5 p. m. which began Sunday, March 13. Treadwell came to Cincinnati from Philadelphia BY LOUISE DAVIS I am planning; a surprise birthday party for my girl friend who will be 14 years old.

I will be having; boys too. What should be written on the Invitations? What should be served and what games or entertainment would be appropriate? B. T. E. Take a look at samples of birthday party Invitations at a store that carries them.

You will find some with fill-Ins for the time, the place and the name of the honored guest. You may have to add "surprise." Perhaps It would be better to phone your guests giving them explicit Instructions as to where and exactly when to meet so that you all can carry out the surprise satisfactorily. Dance recordings are always welcome and fun. As for refreshments, I suggest that you have bottles of cold soft drinks and bowls In Louisville Keyed-up executives unwind at Sheraton (deal location. Free Parking.

Big rooms. Famous Jim Porter Tavern and Derby Lounge. For Insured Reservations at Guaranteed Rites, call: MA 1-6600. SHERATON HOTEL married to a jealous lawman. Teeners, Adults.

9:30 p. 12, PAYTON PLACE: The verdict of the jury violently erupts into the lives of Rodney Harrington and those close to him. Adults. 10 p. 5, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE (Color): Part 1.

Paul Bryan's life Is endangered when he becomes the victim of and old Sicilian custom. Adults. 10 p. 12, BEN CASEY: Patients of opposite sex and opposing symptoms pose knotty diagnostic problems for Casey. Adults.

MONDAY MOVIES 9 a. 12, "Private Worlds" (1935). Claudette Colbert, Charles Boyer and Joel McCrea. Drama. Adults.

11:30 p. 9, "Corsican Brothers." Color. Geoffrey Home, Jean Servais and Arnedeo Nazzarl. Drama 11:30 p. 12, "Fablola" (1951).

Michele Morgan and Henri Vidal. Adventure, romance. Adults. i.imm i where he was heard on WCAU, WDAS, WDKN and WPEN. While there, he narrated "The Four Squares of Philadelphia" with the Philadelphia Orchestra.

This was recorded on Columbia Records. Mr. Treadwell previously has been handling Jazz programs fof WZIP-FM. It also was announced that Harold H. Hall has been promoted to the post of general manager of WNOP.

Formerly sales manager of WNOP, Mr. Hall previously was associated with WKRC-TV and WLW-T. Braun To Bandstand Bob Braun will appear on Dick Clark's "American Bandstand," Saturday, March 19. Bob will be singing "My Heart Keeps Hold-in' On." It will be his fifth appearance on the Clark show. Radio WGUC-FM 90.9 University of Cincinnati Educational Station 10:00 Classical Muslt 5:30 BBC Report 12:00 Noon Concert 5:45 Germany Today 6:00 Dinner Music 7:00 forum 7:30 library View 8:30 Mestirworkl 1:00 Europe Review 1:15 UN Report 1:30 Masterworkt 4:00 Italia Theater 4:30 Virtuoso WCLU 1320 News on tht Quarttr Hour 6:45 J.

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If you wish to have more, you could have ice cream along with the birthday cake. Be sure to welcome your mother and father as chaperones. The presence of an adult is always re-assuring to the parents of your guests. You should use your eyes and ears to keep your party going smoothly and happily. SEATING ARRANGEMENT We are having a small dinner party of nine people.

Would you please suggest the a i arrangement for the following: my husband, myself, our son, his financee, a lawyer and his wife, a physician, his wife and our daughter. L. As host and hostess, you and your husband should be opposite each other. As your son is engaged. I would advise that his fiancee be given the place of honor by seating her at your husband's right.

Next to her shftuld be your son, then the lawyer. To your right should be the physician, then your daughter in the center and the wife of the lawyer who would also be at your husband's left. The theory for seating is separating husbands and wives. Your son's fiancee has The others are equal in rank. Lucy Show Robert Stack plays a government agent who persuades Lucy to pose as the girl friend of a gangster on "The Lucy Show" at 8:30 p.

m. on Ch. 9. MATiUINA-Li tI- CIRCLE OP is-i SERVICE First for Family Banking v2m mi ki'Xk 4tt-irii 4- A yETM fV 11 WASHINGTON upi Democrats are thinking of putting a price tag perhaps up to $2 million on television coverage of their national conventions. Their talking-stage idea: Let the television networks bid for the right to broadcast the party's political extravaganzas.

"They do it on major sports events," said Wayne Phillips, director of public Information for the Democratic national committee. "Instead of having all three networks cover the convention, which has gotten to be a madhouse, we'd try to sell the time to one of them." "I think they can well afford it," Phillips said. He said the networks try to get commercial sponsors for their convention broadcasts. "Astounding 4 idea," said Elmer Lower, president of the American Broadcasting Company's news division. "WE CANT: believe that this is a serious proposal said CBS News president Richard S.

Salant. "If they want to treat themselves as If they were a commercial spectator sport, that's their business. "As a news organization, we intend to cover the conventions as news," Mr. Salant said. A spokesman for the Republican national committee said only that the GOP has no plan like that advanced by the Democrats.

Mr. Phillips said he was assigned to look into the idea as a possible way to recover funds the party would lose if Congress bars business tax deductions for the cost of advertisements in political convention programs. He said advertising raised some $2 million at the last Democratic convention, in Atlantic City, N. J. "This is the money that we're going to have to try to replace if that amendment goes through," he said.

The amendment is the handiwork of Sen. John J. Williams who has charged that the practice of soliciting businessmen especially government contractorsfor political ad- wkl NutKSf, Shenandoah Nina Foch guest stars in the episode "Marlee" on "A Man Called Shenandoah" at 9 p. m. on Ch.

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