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I I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1966- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- PAGE 21 77' PREVIEWS Red Guards Attack' Hong Kong (AP) Red Guards in China attacked Peking's Foreign Minister TV Saturday (AH Program! listed on Eastern Standard Time) ANTIQUES SHOW SAIJE TODAY MFGR'S BLDG. Start Frgraok E. 38th U.S. 36 Gleason Collides With Ghosts 1 13 4 Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE 6 8 Martial 8 :00 :30 I Statu IStMtes JSraajei isrptfd (anaaraa Kaaiara Kangaraa lMirN 146 9 :00 :45 JSraOfM ISrMfM IStNfM IStMJM Uaraiaf learalaf lc) Undtrfcf (cl lafcriaf 101 It Strt. SMirrti (cl Fraaktaireia Serf.

Saiirrd Id Fmketstcli SaaceMettt (c)Saa6kaits Space lidtfte (d Space Stats Chen Yl and his wife because they bought Hong Kong-made suits, French perfume and crocodile handbags, the English-language Star reported. It said the transactions were made through an old school friend in Hong Kong. SPORTS V', r-'i iu7i -urn in I'M Buccaneer." (1958) Moderately entertaining historical swashbuckler about the pirate Jean Lafitte (Yul Brynner), who comes to the aid of Andrew Jackson (Charlton Heston) during the war of 1812. This is a remake, and the older version with Fredric March was more fun, but some impressive moments of spectacle together with good performances add to its interest here. Incidentally, this was the last production by Cecil B.

DeMille, directed by Anthony Quinn (who stuck to acting thereafter). (Color) 9:00 P.M. Mission: Impossible. (Color) The Lib-ertadists and the Nationalists are having an election in a country that is struggling for democratic self-government, but the Nationalists have fiddled the voting machines in one of the key districts. The Briggs team -Jm 11 :00 .15 :45 lc) Cm) McCaal IllClil lascilt litcili IliClIt Id Ceil Mcbtl Id Jebaai Id lehaas IfterMM WFBM ID WISH (I) Id Tap Car Id Tap Car Id SniHiSMlai id SaitisMiH Id KaadKuimer Id Road lanei' Id leagles Id leagles Today'a top television ahoic previeiced and telectei by TV staff of expert who at' tend rehearsal, watch screenings and analyse scripts in Neve York and Hollywood: 12:30 P.M.

The Smithsonian. "Dem Dry Bones." (Color) A particularly fas cinating program on this con sistently excellent series lor children deals with bones of all kinds dinosaur, fossilized and contemporary. Host Bill Ryan explains how man learns his origins, the history of the world and even about the animals that live on earth today by studying their bones. Film sequences show reconstructed dinosaurs and pterodactyls in the Smithsonian's Museum of Natural History in Washington, as well as great prehistoric bones that have been exposed by wind and water on the banks of the Potomac River. 7:30 P.M.

Jackie Gleason. "The Curse of the Kramdens." The Honeymoon-ers are with us again, to the delight of their fans and relations. It seems that Ralph's visit to the Irish village of Dunellin is a long-awaited treat for the town. There's a ghost in the castle that can only be exorcised by a Kram-den who's willing to spend a haunted night with the blood-thirsty spirit. Naturally, Ralph takes Ed Norton along for protection, and the Glea-sort-Carney team take care of their fans.

(Color) 8:30 P.M. Get Smart "Decoy." The decoy is Max, who is a volunteer to be captured and tortured by TV SCENE featuring CANADIAN PRO FOOTBALL Toronto va Montreal ALL STAR GOLF Bolt Burka "And it's in COLOR too" Id Secrets Id Secrets Telecettrse Teleciurse Id Tea-Jerry Id Toa-Jerri Superman Supermen Id Marinee Id Matinee Id Mitlnee (c) Marine. Sit. Tkeiter Sat. Tkeiter Sit.

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FM TODAY WICR-FM 83.7 Mc. (Indiana Central College) WFBM-FM 94.7 Me. News and Muslc-24 Hours WAIV-FM 105.7 Me. Classical Music 11 a.m. to midnight WGEE-FM 103.3 Me.

Music a.m. to 12 Midnight WIBC-FM 93.1 Me. News and a.m. to 12:15 a.m. WAJC-FM 104.5 Me.

(Butlw Unlvtrsltv) News end Muslc-5 a.m. to 12 Midnight WIFE-FM 107.9 Me. (Full time Stereo) WFMS-FM 95.5 Me. Muslc-4 a.m. to 2 a.m.

(Full tim Stereo) WJMK-FM 98.3 Me. (Plalnfleld-Full Time Stereo) 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. (Eastern Standard Time) STAR md HEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Get Fist Results WORLD 1 today at 12:00 NOON SCHMID'S Ruth Lyons Is Same 'Mother -Only Sadder PI Id Sat. Movie Id Sat.

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NCAA Football. Tulsa versus Cincinnati. 5:00 P.M. Wide World of Sports. Red Barber, who used to broadcast the old Brooklyn Dodgers' games from 1939 through 1953, joins again for the play-by-play report of this week's Tokyo game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Yomi-uri Giants.

(Color) "I don't dare fire anyone," laughed Ruth. EVEN RUTH is still awed by the power of the show and TV. She laughs about the time she jokingly told her audience that the Ohio Governor's mansion was short on saucers and needed some. "They (the governor's wife, Mrs. O'Neill) got tons, Ruth chuckled.

Radio Highlights Sports 12:00 NOON, WGEE Football. Notre Dame versus Navy. 1:15 P.M., WFBM-AM Football. Purdue versus Illinois. 1:50 P.M., WAJC-FM Football.

Butler versus De-Pauw. 2:15 P.M., WIRE Football. Indiana versus Iowa. Music 8:00 P.M., WAIV-FM New York Philharmonic. Mozart arias from "Cosi Fan Tutte," a insky's Symphony in Three Movements and Stavinsky's "Pulcinella." TNIa TV log li published us a service to our reodero.

i.u.j u.i h. uii-iaim tiwitiAn Italians, on occasion, tii nulla int rawitisn in hir fh. star iii tim. for lb chanao In ba -lott program changes Inconvenience you, Radio Saturday GSSSSB cSyl 0LT3371 IM TjV nk OPS -A By JULIA INMAN AFTER THREE years of tragedy and trouble, Ruth Lyons is very much the same. She is still the outspoken, forthright woman she was before the double tragedy of her sister's and daughter Candy Newman's deaths from canceronly sadder.

as her staff and fans call Her, yesterday, made her first trip away from Cincinnati since her return to 50-50 Club when the show played at Clowes Hail. She said returning to the daytime program was "very difficult" because of Candy Newman's close link with the show and that she "delayed a long tune before making up her amind" to return. RUTH, HERSELF, looked rested in a gold and beige metallic dress, recovered from the cerebro-vascular ailment that first caused her to leave the show, "I only have trouble when I get nervous," she said, As for the avid curiosity and sympathy of her fans concerning her daughter, Ruth said somewhat wearily, urarm on1 Ant that all thp 8j TV Hi 111 OKU jr wiit mi. v.i i--f I HERB ALPERT and his Tijuana Brass will appear on Hollywood Palace at 9:30 tonight, WLW-I (13). KAOS.

Well, the chief volunteered him actually, but after KAOS breaks Control's code, Max is sent to keep KAOS occupied while a new code is sent to the Greenland Communications Center. KAOS has better methods than torture, however, like a truth serum that is supposed to make Max reveal his unconscious mind, but they don't know our boy. The scenes of him reverting to his childhood, singing his old school song and doing multiplication tables are priceless. (Color) 9:00 P.M. Saturday Night at the Movies.

"The "I have mentioned Candy on the show and I will do so again." The unfounded rumors that have circulated concerning Candy's death were answered with a firm, "People are so morbid. They make me tired." SWITCHING to the positive, she remarked that she had received wonderful mail from all over the world from "men, women and children" during her six-month absence. (She gets an average of 2 million pieces of mail a year). What were her plans for 2:00 P.M. "Tarzan And The She Devil" with Lex Barker and i Van Vooren.

2:00 P.M. "I've Lived Before" (1956), with Jock Mahoney and Leigh Snowden. Also, "The Kettles On Old MacDonald's Farm" (1957), with Marjorie Main and Parker Fennelly. 4:30 P.M. "Fighting 69th" (194) with James Cas- ney and Pat O'Brien.

7:30 P.M. "The Palo- pimino" (1950), with Jerome Courtland and Beverly Tyler. 9:00 P.M. "The Buc-icaneer," with Yul Brynner, 1 "-on nesiun, inger oieveus anil PlairA Rlnnm 11:30 P.M. "The Glenn Miller Story" (1954), with James Stewart and June Ally-i son.

Biography of band leader Glenn Miller. I 11:45 P.M. "Just For Life" (1956), with Kirn Doug- 1 i a i las onu ruiLiiuny vuiiui. qi- ographical drama of Vincent van uugn iuc. in tuiui.

abu, "Johnny (134a), with Pat O'Brien and Wayne Morris. Damon Runyon tale of a wounded gangster, a little girl and her dog. 1:15 A.M. "Two Guns and a Badge" (1954), with Wayne Morris and Beverly I Garland. 44 Television Sets Stolen 1 Burglars lifted 44 television 1 sets with an estimated value I of $7,000 from the Keystone Movies ft' ATI 810 News on Hour and Half Hour l'MusIc from 0:15 n.m.

to 7:15 p.m. WXLW 950 Newt on Hour and Half Hour iZ- Music end News-3 a.m. to 7:15 P.M. WIBC 1070 News on Hour and Half Hour Music and Naws-24 Hours WFBM 1260 (CBS) News on the Hour News and Music-24 Hours WIFE 1310 News on Hour end Half Hour News and Muslc-24 Hours WIRE 1430 (NBC) News and Music-24 Hours WBRI 1500 News 15 Minutes Before the Hour Reliolous Broadcasting 0:15 i.m. to 7:15 p.m.

0 WGEE 1590 (ABC) to 7:15 o.rn. Music from 4:15 a.m. IlIIX CRAWFORD moves in to "un fix" the machines, but their expert Barney is shot. Martin Landau guest stars again as Rollin Hand and as Corday. Sus-penseful and well played, as usual.

9:30 P.M. CD Hollywood Palace. A big music night featuring host Herb Alpert and his Tijuana Brass. Al-perts' group is nicely spotted, working almost twenty minutes on about ten numbers tonight. In addition, the swinging Supremes do "Somewhere" and "Keep Me Gilbert Becaud (the French Frank Sinatra) sings "Sand and the Shelley Berman returns with a monologue about a dentist; and Italian tumblers and a the futures? She has written two Christmas songs and is wrapped up in her annual Christmas Fund which benefits 92 children's hospitals.

Beyond that she has no plans. "I live each day, one at a time, and hope," she said with a slight smile. She has never thought of syndicating her show beyond the Avco chain of stations, nor does she make outside public appearances. "I love my home," she said simply. She and her husband, Dr.

Herman Newman, do not entertain a great deal, although some of hei "celebrity" friends sometimes drop in for impromptu jam sessions, as did Peter Nero recently. She feels closest to Nero, the Four Saints, Phyllis Diller, Carol Channing, Jackie Leonard, and Hugh O'Brian that have appeared on the show. "Arthur Godfrey will fly half-way across the country to appear," put in Bob Braun. "I don't know what the secret is," Ruth declared about her success. "Unless it is complete naturalness." Viewers regard the show and cast as a family and have been known to inquire about people who have appeared five years after they have left the program.

Doctors To View 'Specialization' The G.P. Club of the Indiana Academy of General Practice will conduct a program on the advantages and disadvantages of specialized medical practices and general practices in a meeting at Hotel Severin at 7 p.m. on Nov. 9. The rewards and problems of the various types of practices will be discussed by Dr.

Richard M. Nay, a cardiologist; Dr. John A. Davis and Dr. Robert W.

Kuhn, general practitioners, and Dr. John R. Stanley, a specialist in obstetrics and gynecology. The G.P. Club is sponsored by the academy, which represents family doctors in Indiana, to acquaint Indiana University School of Medicine students with general practice.

"GARDENING" Sat. K.C) MS A.M. FLOYD BASS NURSERY, inc. EYES EXAMINED ri II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II I II II II II I II DR.JOSEPH E. KERNEL si OPTOMETRIST DR.

LEONARD KERNEL DR. BLANCHE KERNEL KEATING DR. PAUL B. KERNEL DR. JULES TINDER GLASSES MADE CONTACT LENSES FITTED HOURS I A.M.

5 P.M. Clotad Wad. Afternoons 104 N. ILLINOIS ST. II II II JJ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmsd 3 ION WEATHER OR The Unbeatable 'j; Maybe this week has been our Indian summer.

It has Abeen clear, dry, warm and iylmoky all pointing toward previous snowfalls are melted. 10:00 P.M. "Reptilicus" A reversal of the wind (1962), with Carl Ottosen and causing an uphill flow brings Ann Smyrner. clouds, cold and more snow. 11:30 P.M.

"The Tro-So let's enjoy our sinking Jan Horse" (1962), with Steve air and the clear skies and I Reeves and John Drew Barry- pressed and heated on its downward path. This heating evaporates any clouds that may try to form. It is the same thing that happens in a chinook wind flowing down the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, Wyoming and Montana. Even in mid-winter the mountain air becomes so of Unbeatable Prices-ai Indian summer. Even some of the remaining leaves are still pretty these sunny days.

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New Orleene. Clear. Clear New York, N.Y. Avenue, discovered the theft I when he opened the firm yes- II tprrlav i Police said the thieves gained entry by forcing open a door on the east side of the building. They reported that they had recovered one tele- Vision set on the bank of Pleasant Run near South Key- rjt 43 C-Malmum 74 I Record 12 I tl a.m.

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