The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 23

Saturday, May 27, 1967 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER 2.1 WIIIM I I IIW mi mi III niiii nijMpi yi" lT" I I J' 1 "f' nit trouble when they try to take a vacation In a rundown beach house. entist In his custody Is murdered. 9 p. 5, SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES (Color): "Come September" Rock Hudson and Olna Lolobrlglda star In the story of an American mil- Movies 11:30 p. 9, JOE PYNE (Color): Guests: Professor Vasant Marchant; Terry T.

Olender; Terry O'Reilley and Chris Norby Jr. 11:30 p. 5, INDIAN AP-OLIS 500 PREVIEW (Color): Reviews the month-long activity as it builds to a frenzied climax as the "500" Motor Speedway in lionaire who finds his Ital i i i 5 i 1 "'it', i -if XK urn. WLW-D 2 SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS 6:30 p. 9, OUTER LIMITS: "ZZZZZZZ" EntO-moloolst has recorders and computers which allow him to "talk" to bees and learn of 'their society, but a new lab assistant brings problems.

7:30 p. 9, JACKIE GLEASON (Color): All out-floor spectacular, taped In a "state fair" setting at Guifstream Race Track, Hallandale Florida; guests Include: Bobby Hackett, Djck Roman, Charlie Ventura, and outstanding thrill acts. 7:30 p. 5, MIDWESTERN HAY RIDE (Color): Cpuntry and western entertainer Linda Flanagan Joins host Dean Richards and the rest of the Hayride gang. 8:30 p.

9. MISSION IMPOSSIBLE (Color): A crime syndicate chief calls a meeting to divide the profits and plot the assassination of civic officials. Repeat. 8:30 p. 5, GET SMART (Color): Maxwell Smart Is given a "rest" when a sci 1:00 Indoli 500 2:00 Mrtine 3:00 Rac to Rlchet, 4:00 San Fran.

-I. A. 7:00 TV 2 Niwl 7:30 Hayrid 1:30 Lawrence Walk 7:30 p. 9, IT'S ABOUT TIME (Color): The astronauts are accused of fighting with the Fire God when they try to keep a huge idol from falling. Repeat.

8 p. 12, THE FBI (Color): Inspector Erskine closes the net on racketeers who attempt to move In on a legitimate business. Repeat. 8 p. 9, ED SULLIVAN SHOW (Color): Ed's guests tonight are Robert Goulet, The Temptations, Jane Morgan, Tessle O'Shea, the Ital-lan Mouse, the Pickle Brothers, Jack De Leon and Lee Tully.

9 p. 5, BONANZA (Color): An Impoverished Southern colonel and his granddaughter become Involved In a crooked horse race victimizing the Cartwrlghts. 9 p. 12, SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE (Color): "The Courtship of Eddie's Father," Glenn Ford, Shirley Jones, Stella Stevens. A young boy plays Cupid and tries to find a new mate for his widowed father.

Repeat. 10 p. 5, THE SAINT (Color): An extraordinary denial of a respected diamond cutter that he has ever seen a valuable stone the Saint knows has been taken to him for cutting. 7:30 Horn Saturdty 8 00 Unit. Giant 8:30 Ron MicDonild 9:00 Kino Kong ,9:30 Atom Ant 10:00 Flintitones 10:30 Beatles 11:00 Catnar Picadilly 8 a.

12, "Cannibal Attack." Johnny Weissmuller. Adventure 2:30 p. 12. "Strangers on a Train." Farley Granger, Robert Walker. Mystery 2 p.

5. "Count The Hours." MacDonald Carey, Teresa Wright, Adele Mara. Drama 11:30 p. 9, "My Gun Is Quick." Robert Bray. Pat Donahue, Whitney Blake.

Drama "Dark Mirror." Olivia de Havllland, Lew Ayres, Thomas Mitchell. Drama "Tonight We Raid Calais." Lee J. Cobb, A a 1 1 John Sutton. Adventure "Frontier Uprising." James Davis, Nancy Hadley. Drama "Hong Kong Confidential." Gene Barry, Beverly Tyler.

Drama 11:45 p. 5, "The Girl Most Likely." Jane Powell, Cliff Robertson, Kay Ballard. Romance 12:45 a. 12, "Giant Behemoth." Gene Evans, Andre Morrell. Mystery.

SUNDAY niGHLIGIITS 11:30 John F. Kennedy 10:30 TV 2 Newt UiKO-IWB 11:00 Movit ian villa filled with beautiful women. 9:30 p. 9. PISTOLS 'N' PETTICOATS (Color): A former suitor of Grandma Hanks comes to Wretched to claim her as his bride.

Repeat. 9:30 p. 12, PICCADIL-LY PALACE (Color): Tom Jones, Welsh singer, and The Hollies, vocal group, guests with regulars Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise, comedy team; Mllllcent Martin, singer-dancer; The Paddy Stone dancers. 10 p. 9.

GUNSMOKE (Color): A farmer gets a loan from Marshal Dillon and Festus, then loses the money In a poker game with a professional gambler. Repeat. 10:30 p. 12, SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE (Color): "Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation." James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara, Fabian.

Family encounters plenty of WHIO 7 8:00 Caot. Kangaroo 9:00 Mighty Moust 9:30 Undardog 10:00 Frankenstein 10:30 Snece Ghosts 1 1 :00 Suparman 1 1 :30 Una Ranqer 12:00 Uncla Orha 12:45 Roadrunnar 1:15 Suburban 4:00 Film 4:30 Race of Week 5:00 Film 6:00 Generation 6:30 Monk ei 7:00 Jeennie 7:30 Jackn Gleaion 8:30 Mission 9:30 Gat Smart 10:00 Gunvnokt PLEASED BY ETS lt' wonderful to be young and be fascinated by a pair of horned toads ae are theee young naturalists, Joe Bryan and Van Mitchell, of Orlando, Fla. 1:45 Brothar Jamai 1 1 :00 hmwt 2:00 World, Sports 11:30 Thtatar 3:30 Film WKEF 22 New Friars Club Novel's Return Director Named To Louisiana 9:00 Linus 9:30 Porky Piq 10:00 Bullwinkl. 10:30 ToodyTwo 1 1 :00 Secret Sauirrel 11.30 Jetsons 12:00 Bum Buddy 3:00 Upbeat 2:00 Bandstand 4:00 Sandy KoufiK 4:15 S.F.-L.A. 7:00 Wrestling 7:30 Monroai 8:30 Hitchcock 12:30 Magilla Gorilla) 9:00 MOVIt 1:00 Hoooitv Hoooar II :15 Show 1:30 Cannonball Saturday Television 1:30 p.

12. ISSUES AND ANSWERS (Color): Alan S. Boyd, first Secre Sunday Television rSw km-aii innr 1 aw New Orleans Hotel Hit By 2 Fires NEW ORLEANS lP Two fires broke out In the 12-story Sheraton Charles Hotel early Thursday, forcing all guests to evacuate their rooms through smoke-filled corridors. Fire officials said no one was injured although at least one man burned his hand coming down a hot fire escape. Fire Chief Arthur J.

Heyd said the separate blazes one In a storeroom on the mezzanine and the other in mattresses In a hallway on the fifth floor were under control about 6 a. m. Ileyd gave a preliminary damage estimate of (25,000. "We had an orderly evacuation," Heyd said as hotel guests huddled In night-clothes In the lobby of the historic old hotel, formerly the St. Charles.

One of those who sloshed her way to safety was Mrs. Seybourn Lynne of Birmingham, wife of a U. S. District Court judge. "The fire engines awoke us on the 11th floor," she said, still in her nightgown.

"We came down the stairs to the 10th floor and could not go any further on account of the smoke. About a dozen of us were trapped one hour." She said the group then managed to work Its way down to the lobby. Sought Again COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) The governor's office received Thursday a new request from Louisiana for extradition of Gordon Novel, who has been described as an Important witness in the Kennedy assassination investigation in New Orleans. John McElroy, chief aide to Gov. James R.

Rhodes, said the request was for Novel's return to New Orleans to face a charge of conspiracy to commit burglary. "We're checking over the papers now and will probably not be finished until Friday," McElroy said. "There was a lot more information than last time." In April, Louisiana authorities sought Novel's extradition on the same charge, but the papers were returned because of alleged "technical errors." Louisiana Gov. John Mc-Keithen and New Orleans District Attorney James Garrison charged Ohio authorities were trying pur-posedly to block Novel's extradition. Garrison has called Novel a "most important witness" in his Investigation of the alleged conspiracy.

Novel has termed the investigation "a complete fabrication." tary of Transportation, dls-cusses new department plans. 8 p. 9, THE 21ST CENTURY (Color): "The Communications Explosion" the revolutionary potential of communications. Repeat. 7 p.

12. VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA (Color). The crew of the Seaview finds that no life can be detected anywhere. Repeat. 7 p.

9, LASSIE (Color): Ranger Stuart and a smoke jumper are trapped by a fire. Repeat. 7:30 p. 5, WALT DISNEY (Color): "The Boy Who Flew With Condors" A young boy's avid interest In blrd-watchlng leads to championship as a glider pilot. Tube Guides Missile NEW YORK The Navy has developed an alr-to-surface mislle that guides Itself by means of a small television camera.

The "vidlcon" tube is mounted behind a glass in the nose of the Walleye weapon. A pilot locks the weapon on target- and then Walleye uses the TV images for homing instructions to follow the target to Impact. CD 6:00 Sunris Semester 6:30 College Guide 7:00 Funney Co.t Discovery 7:30 Farm Frontt Play It Safe Linus Lionheartod TOO Mr. Hopt Cartoonst Adventure Theater 8:30 9:00 Super Sixt Mighty Mouse't Open Houset 9:30 Atom Antt Underdogt Porky Pigt loTodTlintstones't Frankenstein Jr.t King Kong't 10:30 Space Kidettes't Space Ghosft Beatles't Secret Squirrel't Supermont Cospert 1 k30 John F. Kennedyt John F.

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Firing Line Issues, Answerst 2:00 Scplt 2:30 Soccer leaguet Goes Latin 3:00 Story Of 3:30 Green Hornett 4:00 Scoreboard War In Skiesl 4:15 NFL Action 4:30 Danger My Business 4:45 Changing Times 5:00 It's Acodemic't 500 Festival Paradet Movie 5:30 Bishop Sheent (:00 TV 5 Newst 2 1 st Century 6:30 Hope-Palmer Golft Impact 7:00 Lossie't Voyage To Seo't It's About Timet 8:00 Ed Sullivant The FBI't 8:30 Make a Deal 9:00 Bonanra't Smothers Brotheri't Moviet 9:30 10:00 The Saint't Candid Camero't 10:30 What's My Line 11:00 TV 5 Newst Nine Newst Tall 12 Newst 11:15 1 1:30 Indianapolis Review Joe Pyne Showt Late Show 12:30 Tonighft Christophers 'Network tColor Rev. Clarence Tittel has been named director of the Friars Club, Ohio Ave. and McMillan succeeding the late Rev. Victor Drees. Rev.

Paul Scales, former provincial vocation director who left two years ago for educational and pastoral work in Houck, has been re-named to his former post here. He replaces Rev. Basil Westendick who has been assigned to St. Patrick Church, Port Sulphur, where Father Tittel was stationed. Dr.

Sam Asks License To Practice Again LOS ANGELES Dr. Sam Sheppard, who served 10 years in prison after he was convicted of murdering his first wife and then was acquitted after a second trial, appealed to the state board of osteopathic examiners Thursday to let him practice in California. SATURDAY De Gaulle Visit WARSAW CD Poland has made the long-expected announcement that French President Charles de Gaulle will visit Poland June 7-13 at the invitation of President Edward Ochab. RADIO AND FM WSAI 1360 WKRC 550 ALONG THIS LINE Newt An tha Hour Matlock 2:05 K. Scoot Newf at Five tafor the Hour 6:00 Ron Martin 6:00 Bob Foittr 12:00 D.

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Clooney 12:00 Till Dawn WNOP 710 Greta lands a Job and a date on "Occasional Wife" Tuesday at 8:30 p. m. on Channel 5. Honors Slated For Dr. Salmi In Pavia, Italy Cincinnati's Dr.

Albert Sabin will be honored In Pavia, Italy, Sunday. He will be proclaimed a "Matrlcola d'Onore" of the University of Pavia and honorary member of the university, cne of the oldest in Italy. The program will include a ceremony in which bells will sound from a nearby medieval tower and Dr. Sabin's name will be proclaimed to the city. Dr.

Sabin is professor of research pediatrics at University of Cincinnati and developer of oral polio Indian Jim Is saved from hanging on "The Monroes" Wednesday at 8 p. m. on Channel 12. a 12:00 ft Walker 12:00 Gary Corry 6:15 Thorman 5:00 Ract Resull ii'riv la on 1:00 Newi. Sport 6:15 S.gn Off WCIN 1480 1:15 R.

Scott Nawi on the Half Hour lVMOIIUn 6:00 Bob Hudson 6:00 Tiger's Dm Y.UUIl -MOW 9:00 Hankenon 10:00 Dick Pikt Nawl Evan, Hi Hour 10. An I lo.rvi ah Drake becomes a manservant on "Secret I THE BIBLE fl Agent" Thursday at 7:30 p. m. on Channel 9. IJH i.

v.w mwi apons WAEF-FM 98.5 Dep. Atty. Gen Warren Deering said Sheppard's California osteopath's certificate was revoked in January, 1958, for "moral turpitude and conviction of a felony second degree murder." He said Sheppard's request would be taken under advisement Sheppard said he would like to practice neurosurgery in nearby Glendale and perhaps apply for a license to practice In West Germany. His second wife, 37, is now there, where she recently attended her father's funeral, he said. Sheppard said his application for restoration of his Ohio osteopath's license will be heard in two months 6:00 Newt SPEAKS 8 30 B.

Gabbard 10:00 Rev. Carter 12:00 Newi 6:15 Sr. Citizens 6:30 Dave Nidorf Chad and a prince switch Identities on 'Xa-redo" Friday at 10 p. m. on Channel 5.

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Friday Evening 6:00 Nine Newst Merv Griffin 6:15 Weather. Sportst 6:30 NBC News't Stingrayt 7:00 Safarit McHale's Navy WildWesft GoToRacest 8:00 Time Tunnel't 8:30 To Japan't Hogan's Heroes 1 9:00 Big 9 Moviet Rangot Cot Phyllis Diller't 10:00 Laredo't The Avengers't 10:30 1 1:00 TV 5 Newst Nine Newst Tall 1 2 Newst 11:30 Tonightt Las Vegast Joey Bishop't 1:00 Theater Law Proposed COLUMBUS A measure calling for extension of Ohio's Fair Housing Law to cover all real estate transactions except rental of rooms in owner-occupied dwellings was introduced by Reps. William Bowen and William Mallory, Cincinnati Democrats, here Thursday. The measure also proposes to give the Ohio Civil Rights Commission authority to initiate Investigations and the right of appeal from adverse court decisions, and provides an injunction clause to delay sale or rental of property involved In a discrimination case. Radio: WGUC-FM 90.9 University of Cincinnati Educational Station 10:00 Classical Music 2:00 Opera 7:00 Jail Notes 12:00 Noon Concert 5 00 Franca Applauds 7:30 Musical Form 1:00 Samuel Pepyt 5:30 Belgium Today 8:30 Masterworks 1:30 Back Fence 6:00 Dinner Music CLASSICAL MUSIC 10 a.

Selected Classics. 2 p. Masterworks of Opera: Goiter-dammtrung (from Oer Ring as Nibelungen), Wagner (Vienna). 8:30 p. Musical Masttrworks: Piano Concerto, Op.

38, Berber (Brown-ing)i Symphony No. Shostakovich; Childhood Scenes, Op. 15, Schumann (Badure Skodelj Tnplt Concerto, Op, 56, Beethoven (Stern, Rose, Istromin). Weekend Sports Today All Nite Theater DO 6:00 Nine Newst Merv Griffin fclS Weather, Sportst 6:30 NBC Newst Our Gang "7:00 Speed Festivalt McHale's Navy't 7:30 the Monkees't Auto Radngt Iron Horse't Jeannie 8:30 Captain Nice't Lucy't Rat Potrol't "9:00 Road West't Andy Griffiths' Felony Squad't 9:30 Family Affairt Peyton Placet 10:00 Run for Lifef Coronet Bluet BigValley't 10:30 TV 5 Newst Nine Newst Tall 12 Newst 11:30 Tonighft Las Vegast Joey Bishop't 12:00 12:30 1:00 4:30 p. 12, "Westbound." Randolph Scott, Virginia Mayo.

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vs. Richard at 1:30 p. m. GOLF: Ken Boy of Bristol, Tenn Buchan of Henderson, N. with host Bob Sfcreve THE DARK MIRROR Olivia d.Havilland, Low Ayr.s TONIGHT WE RAID CALAIS I.

J. Cobb, Annab.lla FRONTIER UPRISING Jim Davis, Nancy Hadl.y HONG KONG CONFIDENTIAL S.ne Barry, Beverly Tyler on Channel 5. BASEBALL: San Francisco vs. Los Angeies at Historical Group 4 p. m.

on Channel 5. RACE: The Acorn from Aqueduct at 4:30 p. m. jXamcs Leader pi- on Channel 9. BASEBALL: Cincinnati Reds vs.

rates at 7:05 p. m. Pittsburgh on WCKY. EVERY FRIDAY fee All Nits Theat.r on WHIO-TV, CH. 7 Sunday Watch th finttt moWt available brought lo you by Clncinnatfi Finttt 8r.

Mrs. Carolyn B. LeaMond, 895 Sarbrook Mt Healthy, has been named by the Cincinnati Historical Society to evaluate audiovisual aids in other cities and develop a program in history for Cincinnati young and adult groups. The project is under a $25,000 grant from the Crosley Foundation. Mrs.

Leamond, a Western Hills High School graduate, received bachelor degrees of arts and education from the University of Cincinnati in 1956 and a master's degree In American history in 1957. BASEBALL: Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates at 1:30 p. m. on Channel 5.

BASEBALL: Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates at 1:35 p. m. on WCKY. SOCCER: Philadelphia Spartans vs.

Toronto Falcons at 2:30 p. m. on Channel 9. GOLF: Highlights of the Hope-Palmer golf match played May 24 at the Kenwood Country Club at 6:30 p. m.

on Channel 5. SPEEDWAY: Reviews at the "500" Motor Speedway in Indianapolis at 11:30 p. m. on Channel 5. THJ SCHOENLINO MIWINO CO, CINCINNATI, OHIO 4:30 p.

12, "Adventures of Tom Sawyer." Tommy Kelly, Jackie Moran. Adventure 1 a. 5, "Hitler's Children," Kent Smith, Tim Holt, Bonita Cranville. Drama. "Lucky Losers." The Bowery 4:30 p.

12, Boys. Comedy..