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TODAY'S TELEVISION Sunrise Semester. Today (C). Charlie's Place. Morning Calendar. Capt.

Kangaroo. Aomper Room Latin American History. Leave It to Beaver, World of Science. Magic Toy Shop (C). Merv Griffin.

CD Ladies' Day. The Wordsmiih. Popcye. Girl with Virginia Graham. Listen and Say: Consonants.

Listen and Say: Vowels. Reach for the Stars (C). Candid Camera. (Hi Science 4 and 5. Americans All 10 News Concentration.

Beverly Hillbillies. Dark Shadows. Franklin to Fiost. Pat Boor.e (C) PDQ (C). Supermarket Sweep, 11: Secondary Developmental Reading.

Dick Van Dyke. Cf) Hollywood Squares (C). The Dating Game. Look Around. Jeopardy (C).

Love of Life, Everybody's Talking, ggl The French Chef. Doctor's House Call. Denny Sullivan Gang. Search for Tomorrow, Donna Reed. Latin American History.

Guiding Light. Movie. "Footsteps in the Fog" (1955). Stewart Granger. Jean.

Simmons. CD Fashions at 1 (9) Ben Casey. Science Coiner. 1 As the World Turns. Geography Four, Educational Specials.

Password (C). Newlywed Game, 2 Physical Education. 2.SO--(3) Doctors. Link-letter (C). Dream Girl of '67.

Experiment, Special. News, Marlenc Sanders. To Tell Ihe Truth. CD Another World (C). General Hospital.

Experiment, Special. News. You Don't Say (C). Edge of Night. Three Stooges and the Baron.

Secret Storm. Match Game. The Mike Douglas Show. Let's Make a Deal. Jet Set (C).

World History. America's westward expansion. Movie. "Panhandle" (19-)B). Rod Cameron.

(3) Popeye. What's New. Oul-of-lhe-way sights in Washington, C. The Friendly Giant. (3) Woody Woodpecker.

News and Weather. Tales of Poindexter. Lyons Den by Leonard Lyons Evening 6.00--CD News, Weather, Sports (C). Peter Jennings, News (C). Sots ami Systems.

6 News (y. Ilimllry-Bnnkley Report. McIIale's Navy (C). Latin American History. News, Weather, Sports (C).

lloneymooncrs. The Twilight Zone. News (C). Cronkue. French Chef.

Broiled chicken, plain and Fancy. Girt From U.N.CJLE. (C). 11: DaktarJ (C). 11 Combat! (C), 11: Antiques.

Dolls from 1600s (o 1920s 11: Great Decisions--1967. Spread of nuclear weapons. Red Skelton (C). Mickey Rooney and Martha Raye. 12; Television S3 Movie (C).

"The Ugly American." Marion Brando, Sandra Church, The Invaders (C). Boy Thinnes stars. Tuesday at 8:30. Tom Slessor, host. Sport of (he Week.

Dancing blades. Eastern Figure Skating Championship. Petticoat Junction (C). Peyton Place (C) 00--(D Center Stage (C) Special. Duke Ellington and Barbara McNatr, Fugitive (C).

CD News, Weather, Sports. Knockout. Maverick. Tonight (C). Movie.

"Agent Mission." German Cobos, Yoko Tani, Dick Powell Theater. On Today's Radio Dial --Local news, 5 p.m.. 6 p.m. national and 6:05 Hillegas, news; 6:20 Huntley; 9 a.m. to 4 m.

NBC news on the hour: 12 noor news TVFBL Local news: 6:15, 7:50 and a.m.; 12-50, 4-50, 5:50 and 7:30 p.m. Five minutes before every hour from 6 55 a.m. to 10:55 ABC WNDR--News on the hour, plus special bulletins. Headlines on the half hour. WHEN News every half hour, 6:30 to 9 a.m., then ev- ery hour until midnight.

News- minute summaries of local beat at 6 p.m. (local news). Ski reports Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 6:58 a.m. and 7:35 p.m. TVSEN Newscasts on half hour from 6 30 a i sign-off at 8:45 p.m a news at 8 E.I» 12 noon and 6.

WOLF Five minutes of local news every hour on the hour 7 a m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Mutual network news on half, hour, 7 30 a.m. until 11:30 p.m. and at 6 a.m.

and p.m. Ten news at 8 a.m, and 6 p.m. Sports at 8:30 a.m., 5:30, 6:10 and 7:30 p.m. HIGHLIGHTS TVSOQ--S: 45 a.m. Voice of China and Asia.

Bob- and Helen Hammond. a.m. Today with Patty Gjrl Scout Week cookie sale program. to 10 p.m. Kodaly and Piston.

CHANNIL EVERYTHING IN fULL SIGN-ON TO SIGN-OFF! 9 A.M.-LADIES DAY 9:30 A.M-POPEYE PLAYHOUSE 12:30 P.M.-DENNY SULLIVAN OILY WOOD MATINEE 5 P.M.-POPEYE FUNHOUSE 6P.M.-FRED HILLEGAS AND THE LOCAL NEWS, SPORTS, WEATHER 11P.M.-LATE NITE LOCAL AND WORLD NEWS, SPORTS, WEATHIR "DENNY SULLIVAN AND THE IN FULL THE INTONATORS WITH BARBERSHOP HARMONY ARE GUESTS "FOOTSTEPS IN THE FOG IN fULL COLOR" -1 P.M. HOLLYWOOD MATINEE JEAN SIMMONS SERVANT GIRL BLACKMAILS EMPLOYER, KNOWING HE IS A MURDERER. Lyons WARItEW BEATTY revealed this the other day. Some guests at a Danny Kaye party a n- derecl long it takes for gossip to spread. They chose Beatty as the subject and each guest ol friends a Bcalty a s- a i Geraldine Chaplin the next day.

The next day Beatly was awakened in London by a call from his sister, Shirley Mae- Laine. She congratulated him, then berated him for neglecting to tell her about the wedding, "But we're not getting married," catty reassured her, before he hoard she was referring lo Miss Chaplin, The next berating call was from his press agent in N.Y. It had taken exactly nine hours for the rumor, starting at a Hollywood party, to spread across America, the Atlantic and all over Europe The Black Muslims arc trying to recruit Lew Atcindor of UCLA, Ihe No. 1 basketball star Ray Milland just finished his nationwide tour in "Hostile Witness." He'll star in and daect the movie version of the play, in London Peter Shaffer, author of "Black Comedy," is working on his next project a 90-minute TV play for John Gielgud Julie Andrews' film on Gertrude Lawrence's life will be relitled to "Star Bright" ARTUR RUBIN- STEINS were in the Russian Tea Room Sunday mghl. In the next booth sat Joe Julian, the aetor-playwright who can produce musical sounds by squeezing the palms of his hands.

I introduced them as two men who make music with their hands. "Some people play by ear," said Julian. "I a by hand," He squeezed two melodies from his hands. "Marvelous Wonderful," said Rubinstein. "But I still need a piano.

Thant is persuading Mac Chagall to do a second window for the UN. The first was a Dag Hammarskjold memorial. The second will be on disarmament Lord Birkett, who produced the "Marat- Sade" film, is being signed by Martin Ransohoff lo produce he Royal Shakespeare Co. film version of "King Lear," "Macbeth" and "Midsummer Night's Dream" Carol Lawrence will be a regular on Dean Martin's summer TV series. Susan Bottomley, the cover girl and co-star of Andy War hoi's films, almost had a bodyguard for her home and her visits to Arthur.

She's the daughter of the man who pros ecutcd Ihe Boston Strangler. When tin Strangler escaped. her father kept insisting on (he bodyguard Susan's been offered the role of the 17-year-o)d victim, in the "Boston Strangler" film. Post 359 Plans TIMES CHANGE Arthur Butler Post 359, East Syracuse will conduct its first annual dinner dance at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Syracuse Country House.

The dinner will be in honor o( all past commanders of the post. The principal speaker will be County Commander Donald Schullz. There will" be dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music will be provided by Jack Kreischer's Orchestra.

All members and their guests and the auxiliary will be hosted by the post. SEE ZENITH COLOR AD PAGE 24 STONE PIANO CO. 606 S. SAUNA ST. THE POST-STANDARD, March 7, 1967 Big shots Carstairs So do little shots.

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