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SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1964 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 17 TV PREVIEWS Jl CDttBtKBirs 1i Jit Comedian Jackie Vernon, Sparks 'Hootenanny' Show 'xVncliors Giant Sfeps And Fire Bells "Let's always remember that the other man has a right to be heard." EUGENE C. PULLAM Publisher par 70 course, longest ever used for the Open. 5:00 P.M. Wide World of Sports. Bill Fleming describes the action at the May 3 Yankee 300 stock car race from Raceway Park.

Also Gold Cup Race and a talk by Bill Veeck. 8:30 P.M. All-Star Basketball. Indiana versus Kentucky in summertime classic from Louisville. Other Features 8:00 P.M.

Hoosier Hometown Caravan. Channel 4 will focus its cameras on Martinsville. 10:00 P.M. Gunsmoke. Widow of a man slain in a gun fight with Marshal Dillon swears to avenge her hus band's death.

(Atlanta Constitution (Christian Science Monitor) "A giant step in the right direction." This is how one of the more militant civil rights leaders is reported to have described the new report on "Desegregating the Public Schools of New York City." Prepared by a state committee, it criticizes present local efforts as inadequate and suggests far-reaching plans to "reduce segregation Without such efforts, the report says, segregation in New York will increase. The proposed means of improvement will cause controversy. And, if only because of the expense involved, some of them may be more talked about than acted on. What remains significant for the North is a high-level recognition of official responsibility to do something about inequities not necessarily caused by official practices. Many northern states and cities and parents will have to face similar decisions.

It seems to us that there could be wide agreement with what Oscar Handlin says in his forthcoming book, "Fire-Bell in the Night." An authority on immigration and minority groups, Professor Handlin discusses how the Negroes are similar to and different from other minorities that have gone through stages of rejection and acceptance. "In the North he writes, "integration is not an end but a means toward an end. Equality in education, housing, employment and politics are the true goals; and genuine progress in that direction will push the problem of de facto segregation to the background, as it has for other groups." On the question of urgency, which the New York report has dramatized, he touches the crucial difference between today and yesterday: "The rate of economic and social change in the United States is so rapid that a handicapped group falls ever further behind if it progresses more siowly than the rest of the population." 1 1 Today's top television shows at previewed and selected by TV Key's staff of experts who attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyse scripts in New York and Hollywood: 7:30 P.M. The Lieutenant. "The Two-Star Giant." (Repeat.) Absorbing hour, and one of the best of the series.

Our Lieutenant is accidentally appointed general's aide in spite of his inexperience, and it's a rough assignment. Neville Brand is excellent as the general, and Gary Lockwood turns in his finest performance as the hero. 7:30 P.M. Hootenanny. (Repeat) The University of Florida at Gainesville is the scene of the "Hoot," and the rafters ring with the songs of Jimmie Rodgers, the Tar-riers, Hoyt Ax ton, Joan Meyers, Bob Gibson, and the son and daughter of famed Josh White, Josh White and Beverly White.

In between, comedian Jackie Vernon gives the show its change of pace. 9:00 P.M. Saturday Night at the Movies. "The Left Hand of God." (1955) (Repeat) A rather slow moving adventure yarn is made interesting by the performances of its male stars Humphrey Bogart and Lee J. Cobb.

Bogart plays an American who gets caught up in the private wars of a renegade Chinese warload, played with much bravado by Cobb. (Color) 9:30 P.M. CD Hollywood Palace. (Repeat) A good one. Don Knotts does a funny "after-dinner-speaker" monologue; Mary Costa trills to a Lehar operetta number; and host Donald O' Connor dances, sings and mimics in a big eight-minute spot.

Also, check newcomers Jack Colvin and Yvonne Wilder with their surprising spoof on "Hamlet;" and singer Buddy Greco, TV SCEE College-Age Talent Featured On Ch. 8 Long Docs Light To Reach "Earth? RAMON COFFMAN DONALD O'CONNOR will be host for Hollywood Palace at 9:30 tonight, WLW-I (13). acrobats, a juggler and dancers round out the bill. TV Sports 12:30 P.M. Baseball.

Chicago at Pittsburgh. 1:15 P.M. Baseball. San Francisco at St. Louis.

3:00 P.M. All Star Golf. Doug Sanders versus Billy Maxwell. 3:30 P.M. Golf.

National Open. Final four holes of golfdom's most grueling 72-hole test. As fans know, today the pros must play 36 holes and that's where condition and youth are supposed to pay off. Bud Palmer is head commentator from the Washington (D.C.) Congressional Country Club's By JULIA LNMAV TELEVISION has let go of one of the links with its in fancy this season. Talent Scouts, the hardened summer re placement, isn't replacing anything.

most as much surface as North American and South America together. Q. How hot Is the sun? A. For years, astronomers figured the surface temperature of the sun at 10,000 degrees above zero Fahrenheit, with the sunspots somewhat less. Those figures may seem high, but the surface heat is only a fraction of the inside heat.

A recent estimate places the temperature at the sun's center at 23,500,000 degrees above zero Fahrenheit. For SCIENCE section of your scrapbook. Dar Unclt Ray I want to loin your tcropDMk club, and I enclose a stamped envelop carefully oddresied to my-tell. Pleat tend me membership certificate, a lealllet telling hew to make a Krapboofc and a printed detlqn to pott on me cover of my tcrop-book. Send your request! to Uncle Roy, in cart of The Indionopoll Star.

(Copyr.gnt 14) V. UNCLE RAY: Gayle Baird, 9 year old, sent me interesting questions about the moon, and I shall discuss them today: Q. How long does it take light to reach the earth from the sun and moon? A. At average distance, it takes light 500 seconds to (ADVERTISEMENT) HEARING AID Hi JH CM (lf I till SM'M wiritt coMntmr in rout in. Mtkiaf trt nritft triiap.

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Closed Wid. Afternoons 104 N. ILLINOIS ST. II ME 5- 3 St I lC7 In fact the show, which was the home-away-from-home of Arthur Godfrey and other assorted hosts, hasn't turned up at all. Scouts was pulled out of the closet last summer for its eleventh-odd year and apparently died a natural death.

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(Greenfleid-Furtnm Stereo) m. to 2 m. 'r Movies 5:00 P.M. "Sharkfight-ers" (1956), with Victor Mature and Karen Steele. Scientists undertake mission to seek effective shark repellent.

10:00 P.M. "Brain From Planet Arous" (1958), with John Agar and Joyce Meadow. Evil brain from outer space takes over young scientist's body. 11:15 P.M. Tokyo" (1955), with Cary Grant and John Garfield.

Submarine enters Japanese harbor on espionage mission. 11:15 P.M. "My Cousin Rachel" (1953), with Richard Burton and Olivia de Havil-land. Heir attempts to learn if woman he loves is schemer or true. 12:00 P.M.

"Little Shop of Horrors" (1961), with Jackie Joseph and Jonathan Haze. Lad develops strange plant that feeds on human blood. 1:00 A.M. "Secret Man" (1958), with Marshall Thompson and John Loder. Physicist is enlisted by police to help break espionage ring.

Crosley Firm Drops Plans To Buv WLEX-TV CROSLEY Broadcasting Corporation has withdrawn its application with the Federal Communications Commission for the acquisition of television station WLEX-TV at Lexington, Ky. Crosley is a subsidiary of Avco Corp. and owner of WLW-I. The Crosley action came as a result of a new ruling by the FCC, issued June 2, prohibiting the overlap of coverage areas of stations under common ownerships, according to John T. Murphy, president of the company.

Such an overlap exists between Crosley's Cincinnati station WLW-T and WLEX-TV. WLEX-TV, central Kentucky's first TV station, pioneered the development of an all UHF market in Lexington. The outlet carries NBC and CBS shows. Crosley now owns WLW-radio. WLW-D in Dayton, WLW-C in Columbus and its TV outlets in Cincinnati and Indianapolis.

INDIANA versus KENTUCKY All Stars Tonight 8:25 p.m. Play-by-play Mike Ahern Ron Carrell Presented by TOM JOYCE SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO. WIRE radio dial H30 11 formers a break and some exposure. LATELY THERE has been an interest on the part of local stations to do somewhat the same thing on a state-wide basis. WFBM-TV has aired two hour-long programs, Fresh Look I and Fresh Look II, featuring undiscovered talent.

WISH-TV came up with its own program for college performers last night in Talent: Class of '64. The show was filmed outdoors against local landmarks in a format roughly similar to Barry Shear's The Lively Ones, which appeared briefly on NBC last summer and shook up the concert of musical shows. IN SCOUTING the state, the station pulled in young performers from Wabash, Ball State, Indiana Central, Purdue, Indiana, DePauw, Taylor and other colleges and universities. The plum offered was a CBS-network audition. Folk singing, jazz and a smattering of opera predominated on the hour with one modern dance pair of soloists.

Attempting something different in settings WISH-TV did its youngsters a disservice. What the show gained in visual interest, it lost in the fact that the performers were not professionally exp ri enough to compete with moving cars and gurgling waterfalls. Some ingenious but "nervous" camerawork didn't help them. MONITOR NBC'S weekend radio service is celebrating its ninth year this month. During that time, Monitor has aired 11,000 hours of broadcasting and done approximately remote pickups.

EVER WONDER how those singing time spots are done on WIRE? They are programmed on a special clock which runs for 12 hours and then repeats itself for the next 12, etc. The clock has 10 different jingles which are repeated 720 times one for each minute of the 12 hours. Since WIRE first broadcast them last year, the station has worn out four tapes. WIBC'S FARM director, Harry Andrews, is an expert at playing the jug. He performs in the Radio-TV Farm Directors Association hillbilly band which will "appear" next week at former President Dwight D.

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Indiana-Kentucky All-Star basketball game from Louisville, Ky. 8:25 P.M.. WIRE Basketball. Indiana-Kentucky All-Star game. 9:00 P.M., WFBM-FM Sound Stage.

Sound track recording trom the movie, "On the Beach." 10:00 P.M., WFBM-FM Jazz Session. Lou Levy Quartet, June Christy and Buddy Cole are featured artists. I ft TV 5:00 P.M., WAIV-FM Opera. Verdi's "Otello," with Jon Vickers, Leonie Rysanck, Tito Gobbi, Mario Carlin and Flor-indo Andreolli in the leading roles. 7:00 P.M., WAIV-FM Lively Arts.

From France, an interview with Bernard Border-ie, French film director who makes American-style films. 7:00 P.M., WAJC-FM Concert Hall. Sibelius' Symphony No. 2. 8:00 P.M., WFMS-FM L' At It INDIANAPOLIS Marion County Farm Bureau Co-op, 610 Kentucky Avenue, ME 7-1 567 GET SPECTRAC10E AT THIS AND OTHER LEADING HARDWARE STORES, GARDEN SUPPLY CENTERS AND NURSERIES tlWl A 4rtrAIAiU, A.