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WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1K7 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 24 Defense Lawyers Elect Bamberger TV PREVIEWS Dread Disasters Plague 'Monroes' Other officers include John Scott, Anderson, president-elect; John B. McFaddin. Rock-ville, vice-president; and Fd erick J. Frosch, secretary-treasurer. STAR STATS RIFMT French Lick.

Ind. Fred Bamberger, Evansville, has been elected president of the Indiana Defense Lawyers Association for 1967-1968. luscious executive secretary (Joanne Dru). and a movie star (Lola Albright). Don't expect much and you'll enjoy it (Color).

9:00 P.M. Danny Kaye. (Repeat) Little Victoria Meyerink talks with Danny (Apple Face) Kaye; another youngster, 14-year-old Steve Sanders, sings in gospel style with Danny; grownup Leslie Uggams also sings a song or two; and Kaye plays an old family retainer in one sketch, and Giovanni the Italian tailor in another. (Color). For Mother's Dsy Ghre Ms YOU! We'll Work Things Out Your Way, I Promise! I Miss You And Need You! -z 1 Today's top television skou as previewed and selected by TV Key's staff of experts who watch screenings attend rehearsals and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood: 7:00 P.M.

(3 The Monroes. "The Forest Devil." (Repeat) A rousing frontier adventure, full of dread disasters to plague the poor Monroe youngsters trying to build their homestead. They're at the mercy of a menacing wolverine who makes Clayt (Michael Anderson) feel as though their roles were reversed when he sets out to track the beast down. (Color). 7:30 PJW.

The Vir-ginian. "Beloved Outlaw." (Repeat) Nice episode for the kids, one that combines all the standard ingredients of past animal-lore movies like "Lassie," "Black Beauty" and "National Velvet" Liz falls in love with a white stallion, and her affection for the animal leads to ninety minutes of problems including an accident and temporary blindness for grandpa's (Charles Bickford) beloved granddaughter. It's well done, however, and good family entertainment. (Color). 8:00 P.M.

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This schedule Is compiled from Information furnished by Hi various television stitions. On occasion, the TV stations make the late revisions In their roerim schedolint end fail to notify The Ster in time for the cheme to be made in the le. In the event these late nroarem chaooes Inconvenience rou. we are sorry. Radio Wednesday MCA Will Use New Lord Bird To Beam '500' Race To Japan MOLLY- AT LEAST PHONE 635-2918 1 1 J4w.v;v I ivrV Saw I I validity FORGET Gift for Her from If you have only one vacation a year don't make it a dull one.

The Jet Age is here. The West Coast of Florida is practically in your own backyard. It's a sun-worshipper's paradise what with its necklace of beaches from Clearwater to St. Petersburg. But that's just half the story.

In St. Pete you can re-live the notorious mutiny aboard a replica of the "Bounty." Then there's the old Spanish City of Ybor within the city of Tampa. And in Sarasota you'll find a superb collection of Baroque paintings. Your pick of 15 hotels. Cost: from $133.99 per person including round trip excursion fare 8 days, 7 nights.

Or $10.00 a month, plus a small service charge, with Eastern's Chdrge-A-Trip Plan. So cut out this "Fun Fiesta," then take it to your Travel Agent. He'll do the necessary arranging for you. (Eastern will, too. Just call 638-3321.) After that, you can cut out for real.

DNCOffR AMEMCA Chorge-A-Trip is a service mark of Eastern Air lines. Inc. "Check for periods of We want everyone to fly. DON'T EASTERN brawling action comedy taken seriously by nobody in the cast John Wayne and Stewart Granger play a variation of the old Quirt-Flagg anything- for-laughs-and-dames roles, prospectors competing for the hand of alluring Capucine. One-namers Capucine and Fabian have little enough to do; the late Ernie Kovacs is around as the villain; and there's a walloping fistic festival at the end.

Good fun. (Color). 8:30 P.M. Gomer Pyle. (Repeat) A fair amount of action and humor in this one as Gomer becomes the platoon's best runner.

His big feet really take off, but his empty, honest head proves suceptible to the opposing platoon's psychological warfare. (Color). 0:00 P.M. Bob Hope Theater. "To Sleep, Perchance to Scream." Good private eye story.

The script is loaded with the kind of plot twists and contrivances that make this sort of show palatable, and Ricardo Montalban gives his customary competent performance as the detective. Like most of his TV film counterparts, he has a sharp comment at the ready for any situation when he starts out to discover who murdered an old friend, and ends up involved with a hot-headed billionaire (Pat Hingle), his limited nature of the closed-circuit theater TV business. Burch thinks. "Baseball, football and soccer have all been telecast on commercial TV, and they're out People mention Broadway theater stuff, but I doubt it The theater people dont want to kill a show on the road." As for the coverage itself, Burch will add a blimp camera this year for an over-all view of the track. Charlie Brock-man will remain as chief an nouncer, and Burch again will have the unenviable task of watching 14 monitors when May 30 arrives.

"ITS A MONSTER to he sighed. Golf, football, you can somewhat control the event. But you can't tell Tony Hulman to make the cars go faster because you've only got three minutes of satellite left." The personaWe producer who has handled Big Three Golf, Tennesse Ernie and George Gobel's shows, is married to one of the. King Sisters, Vi, and thinks nothing of having 48 rambunc-tions and attractive Kings for Thanksgiving dinner. Fans of the sister's shortlived show which was a victim of Jackie Gleason, will be pleased to know that Burch will produce five specials featuring the clan for syndication next season.

The first will be shown at Thanksgiving. ALTHOUGH He maintains he is a "500" fan now, Burch admits he was not at all enthusiastic about taking on his present job. "You've got to be able to find someone who likes racing," he complained at the time. "We're not asking you to like it. We're paying you to do it," was the terse reply.

And Burch did it. Movies 9:00 A.M. "Target Zero" (1955), with Chuck Connors and Richard Conte. Story of a lieutenant attempting to lead his men to strategic hill during the Korean War. 4:00 P.M.

"Framed" (1947), with Glenn Ford and Janis Carter. An innocent man is brought in as a "double" for a thief. 4:00 P.M. "Operation Pacific" (1951). with John Wayne and Patricia Neal.

A submarine commander is over ly devoted to his crew and boat. 8:00 P.M. (0 "North to Alaska" with John Wayne, Stewart Granger, Capucine and rabian. Brawling drama of early Alaska. 10:45 P.M.

"Target Zero" (1955). Same as today's 9:00 A.M. movie. 11:30 P.M. "Happy Is the Bride" (1959), with Ian Carmichael and Jeanette Scott.

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BILL CRAWFOItll LOLA ALBRIGHT will play a movie star on Bob Hope Theater at 9 tonight, WFBM-TV (6). stars Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor undergo an aging process for an entertaining flashback tale about an immigrant farm couple back in the 1880s. (Color). 8:00 P.M. Wednesday Night Movie.

"North to Alaska." (1960) (Repeat) Big, Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE "Don't bother ME with the kind of bleach your mother uses! SHE bought us the Ed-sel!" the NASA ground station there, Burch said. Hawaii remains uncertain with the cost of dipping down from the satellite being under consideration. "Use of the Lani Bird will cost something near $30,000," Burch declared, "Early Bird is less expensive, roughly half that, because the transmission distance is less." Last year's telecast was well received in Europe, Burch em phasized, being aired on home TV in Germany, and on part pay and part theater TV in Great Britain. France, Italy and Yugoslavia rounded out the European coverage, with no problems in going into the latter. DOMESTICALLY, MCA will hook up from 165 to 170 theaters and other sites around the country, roughly the same number as last year.

The program again will be in black and white because too few theaters have color equip-I ment, but Burch is hoping for next year. One reason for the delay in converting to color is the Radio Highlights 7:30 P.M., WAJC-FM Con-I cert Hall. Khachaturian's Sym-I phony No. 2 8:30 P.M., WFBM-FM Sing- in' the Blues. Jack Teagarden, Artie Shaw and Pete Fountain Combo are featured.

10:05 P.M., WFBM-AM Joe e. Shelly Lowenkopf, editor of Borderline Magazine, and Dr. Leonard Savage, who presents his case of chiroprac-footers versus the American 1 a 1 Association, are guests. ":15 P.M., WIBC-FM Viewpoint. "Surberbia is it the best of two worlds?" will be discussed by John Peter, editor of Look Magazine and luv.ui rwicsicr 01 raraae.

lr: Convocation Speaker Dr. Don Mittleman. director nf rVmm.tino -'au rne university or Notre Dame, will be the convocation speak- A The Personal Touch! that keeps on giving DAY AFTER DAY! WEATHER OR By JULIA 1NMAN A TELECAST few Hoosiers will see will approach "global TV" as nearly as the present television facilities allow. The program, of course, is the closed circuit telecast of the 500-Mile Race which is blacked out within a 200 mile radius of Indianapolis. Chicago and St.

Louis will be the near est points. The "Indy 500" traveled to Europe last year via Early Bird satellite and now arrangements have been made to send it across the Pacific via the new Lani Bird satellite, according to producer-director Bill Burch. In Japan, the telecast will be beamed over the Japanese TV network rather than to theaters. The chain is sending its own announcer here to "translate" the coverage. 7 Music Corporation of Amer ica has reserved both Early Bird and Lani Bird for roughly three hours, and the overseas telecast will consist of an hour-long digest of the race followed by two hours of live coverage, Buroh said.

LAST YEAR'S accident at the track extended the time of the race and forced Burch to request more satellite time, which was granted. In addition to Japan, the telecast may be beamed to Australia and New Zealand if permission is granted to use was more severe. In fact, the weather was more severe than it generally is during the storms of winter. It was indeed a gloomy and tedious period." Doffrtm U.S. MrMTMff) tUPfU 85 New York, N.Y.

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