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Thursday, January 23. I9! 12 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Nixon And Cameras Your Horoscope JEANE DIXON 4tY tXXJO adio (August 23 -Sep BY MARTIN HOGAN JR. Enquirer TV Editor IIOW WILL President Nixon utilize the broadcasting medium? At this point it Isn't quite clear, but the new administration has indicated that major policy statements will be delivered on radio only. REASON: Eight years after the 1960 campaign, Mr. Nixon still feels uncomfortable under the merciless video lights.

The 1960 campaign, of course, saw then Vice President NLxon sans make-up engaged in debate with then-candidate John Kennedy. Despite the material cov- When you see the price, you won't believe the home. Believe it or not, Jan. 26 stead of planned meetings with the press, indications are that the President will call impromptu sessions wWch will be held within the confines of his office. And television cameras will be excluded.

In fact, except for formal statements, television cameras wall be excluded from most of Mr. Nixon's meetings with journalists. ered, Mr. Nixon's heavy, black beard could have cost him votes and, possibly, the election. HE LEARNED his lesson well, however, and since then has been cautious not to appear before the cameras without a layer of pancake.

The new President also will chart a different course with news conferences. In I3S RYAN HOMES Thursday TV Ili-Lites This, of course, tends to make broadcasters unhappy and all three major networks have informed the Nixon staff that the move, according to Variety, relegates the organizations with the largest audiences to something like second-class cit.izen.ship. Mr. Nixon also will use a person-to-person concept in attempting to bridge the so called "credibility gap," which lie allegedly inherited from tlie Johnson administration. Instead of responding to newsmen, Mr.

Nixon will meet the public and answer questions directly from citizen to President. This is fine and tends to eliminate the charge of managed news. At the same time, it also tends to eliminate acute questions and makes the President suscei tible to facing a sympathetically partisan audience as often occurs during a campaign. THE NETWORKS, meanwhile, have notified the Nixon staff that relationships will be as cordial as the President prefers. Elmer Lower, president of ABC News summed it up recently with this statement: He (Mr.

Nixon) will receive "maximum co-operation when he is trying to commu i a with the people and minimum cooperation when he is trying to manage the news." Short Shots MORE PEOPLE watched the Super Bowl telecast in New York than any previous sporting event on television. The Super Bowl telecast on NBC won a Nielsen rating of 40.5 with an audience share of 74 Cc. It is estimated that 2.3 million homes in New York were tuned to the Super Bowl. National ratings are not yet available. Last year, the game registered a 36.3 rating and a 61 audience share in New York compared to a 36.8 rating and a 68rr audience share nationally For Thursday, January 23, YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: This will bo a restless, searchin year in which you find many of the things you'd like to develop are already committed elsewhere.

To create your own is very difficult but more than worth the effort. Sentimental interests thrive apace. Today's natives are rather gregarious despite their strongly individualistic characteristics. For these people personal identity is important. (March 21-April You hinder yourself a hit with too many conflicting urges.

Attend to health, no matter how you feel, but particularly if there is the slightest persistent symptom. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): A more insular position goes better today, if you must work in close touch, at least forget to mention any of your personal affairs. As soon as you can. go home and get comfortable. GEMENI (May 2-June 20): Abrupt comments are easy to avoid, impossible to retrieve; see that your side of everything flows smoothly and never mind how anybody else is doing.

CANCER (June 21-JuIy 22): Make room, somebody else arrives who can also think. His solution may be as good as yours. Let others talk, while you listen and learn. Make a pleasant gesture for your own this evening. LEO (July 23-August 22): If you are cowardly Instead of brave today, you'll regret it.

Be of cheerful demeanor, watch your step in emnities and legal details. Romance is not favored, so wait. 8:30 p.m., 19, JOAN RIVERS (Color). "The Single Girl Goes To Town" with Phil Foster and Jean Baer, associate editor of Seventeen Magazine. 8:30 p.

12, BEWITCHED (Color). Samantha's sixth anniversary gift from Darrin infuriates Endora who arranges a spell of sudden wealth to prove her point that with a little money, he will run amuck. 9 p. 48, JAZZ: Woody Herman and the Swingin' Herd. 9 p.

12, THAT GIRL (Color). Don's gift to Ann is diamond earrings and, as she fears, she loses one. 10 p. 5, THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW (Color). Dean's guests are Dan Dailey, Gloria Loring and Paul Lynde.

10:30 p.m., 48, WORLD FRONT: How the politics of Communist China affects its foreign policy. 12:30 p.m., 9, STEVE ALLEN (Color). Guests: Jayne Meadows joins her husband along with Jule Styne. 3:30 p.m., MIKE DOUGLAS (Color). Guests: Gwen Verdon, Vaughn Monroe, Magid Triplets, Agnes Morehead.

4 p. 5, 2, VIVIENNE! (Color). Guests: David Hartman, David Poling, author of "The Last Years Of The Church." 6 p. 12, MERV GRIFFIN (Color). Guests: David Merrick, New York Times Drama Critic Clive Barnes, Chris Crosby.

7:30 p. 12, UGLIEST GIRL IN TOWN (Color). Timmy temporarily takes over the lonely hearts column of a newspaper. 7:30 p.m., 5, THE LIONS ARE FREE (Color). A vivid documentary of the return of Bill Travers to Kenya after an absence of two years, for a visit with the famous lions let loose in the 1966 "Born Free" film.

Unsure of his reception by the now full grown lions, he and his crew capture new and unusual views of the African wildlife. 7.30 p. 19, RUN FOR YOUR LIFE (Color). Paul's former sweetheart inadvertantly involves him in an international Intrigue. 8 p.m., 48, PLAYHOUSE: "The Silent Song" prize-winning teleplay by Hugh Leonard and the late Frank O'Connor about a young postulant In a Trappist monastery, who discovers that even monks have their weaknesses.

8 p.m., 12, FLYING NUN (Color). A movie star, rescued by Sister Bertrille, thinks it is a miracle and decides to become a nun. tember 'I'lv. Good work and worry do not mix. This be-inu tin- case, let a conscientious job be your outlet.

Remember older people are no more scared than you are, and act accordingly. l.IISKA (September 23-Oc-tober You and your money are in great demand. Also your friends are a bit up in the air over nothing. Have the patience to put up with this nonsense. Be honest with your mate, it's all right.

SCOUPIO (October 23-No-vt'iubcr 21): Resolutions about, better health are in order. Just stick to them once you make them. The orthodox apporach is better in all directions. Do your work seriously, then play this evening. SAGITTARIUS (November 22-December 21): Protect your progress by stopping at a reasonable time with some caution.

Your friends will know as much as or more than you do about a critical matter. Do not incur debts at this time. CAPRICORN (December 22-January 19): Associates during the day, your loved ones during the evening will all be happier if you do not take a critical attitude or offer ratings of people and their actions. AQUARIUS (January 20-rebruary 18): Haste is the factor to avoid. Everything else in time goes with you and your progress, but not immediately.

Have the forbearance to mark time. PISCES (February 19-March 20): The emphasis is on your inner self and how it is thriving. If you can take the day off without penalty, do so, and pursue the cultivation of your personal studies. Short Shots Flip AVilson fills in for Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show the week of February 3. Remember Tommy Sands? He now lives in Hawaii and he will be master of ceremonies for a syndicated special soon to be produced in the islands And remember dancer Rita Gam? She has a role in NBC (Channel 5's) day-timer, 'Hidden Radio Hi-Litcs NEW MAN: Joe Kelly is in his first week in the 7 p.

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Jane Wyman, Ray Milland. Romantic comedy. 9 p. 19, "The Little Hut" (1957). Ava Gardner, Stewart Granger, David Niven.

Sophisticated adult comedy. 9 p. 9, 7, "It's Never Too Late" (1961). Phyllis Calvert, Patrick Barr, Susan Stephen, Guy Rolfe. Amusing British comedy about an attorney's wife who, despite the frenzy of her tumultuous household, becomes a successful authoress.

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