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MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1969 PAGE 18 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR TV PREVIEW'S (All Programs Listed on Eastern Standard Time) (c) Denotes Shotvs in Compatible Color Bill Cosby Subs For Johnny Carson TV MONDAY 16 Morning II 4 Giannel Quickies By BIL KEANE XT' A 7:00 (c) Today (c) Town Country Educational :30 (c) Today (c) CBS Newt (c) Kindergarten (c) Corroons 8:00 (c) Todoy (c) Kangaroo (c) Kindergarten (c) Cartoons (c) Today (c) Kangaroo (c) Debbie Proka (c) Cartoon 9:00 (e) Steve Allen Coffee Cup Theo. (c) Paul Dixon :30 (c) Steve Allen Coffee Cup Thee. (c) Paul Dixon Little Show (e) Steve Allen Coffee Cup Theo. (e) Paul Dixon Lucy (c) Concentration (c) Hillbilliei (c) Vivienne (c) Divorce Court n-00 (c) Penonality (e) Andy Griff ith (c) Vivienne (c) Funny You Ask 20 (e) Square Van Dyke (c) Newt (t) Newt Afternoon WFBM (6) WISH (8) WLW-HU) WTTV (4) I V00 (c) Jeopardy e) Love Life (c) 50 50 Club Lunchtime I (c) Jim Gerard (c) Search (c) 50 50 Club Lunchtime ioO (c Jim Gerard (c) News tc) 50 50 Club (c) O'Connor I :30 (c) Hidden facet (c) World Turnt c) Moke a Deal (c) Connor 200 (c) Days of Lives (e) Splendored c) Newlywed (c) O'Connor :30 (c) Doctors (c) Guiding Dating Game (c) Dream Houso 00 (c) Another World (e) Secret (c) Gen. Hospital (c) Gourmet 30 (c) Don't Say (c) Edge Night (c) One Life Dennis Menace "jTfii (c) Match Game (c) Linkletter (c) Dark Shadows (c) Mighty Mouse 1:30 (c) Mike Douglas Early Show Bewitched (c) Mighty Mouse (c) Mike Douglas Early Show F-Troop (c) Flintstonet 3 -30 (c) Mike Douglas Early Show e) Eyewitness (c) Of Lands Night WFBM (6) WISH (8) WLW-I (13) WTTV (4) (c) Early Report (e) News (e) ABC News (e) Of Lands :30 (c) NBC News (c) News Lucy Perry Moson 7" (c) Early Report (e) CBS News Gilligon Perry Mason 30 (c) Jeonnie (c) Gunsmoke (c) Avengers (c) Truth, Conseq.

800 (c) Laugh-In (e) Gunsmoke (e) Avengers (c) Hoiel (c) Leugh.ln (c) Here's Lucy (c) Peyton Place (c) Password 9" ibo (c) Monday Movie Mayberry (c) 3 Americans Merv Griffin :30 (e) Monday Movie (c) Fomily Affair (c) 3 Americans (c) Merv Griffin lft-00 (c) Monday Movie c) Carol Burnett (c) 3 Americans (c) Merv Griffin (c) Monday Movie (c) Carol Burnett (c) 3 Americans (c) News II 00 (c) Finol Report (c) Local Newt (c) Eyewitness Hitchcock I I -30 (c) Tonight Lote Show (c) Joey Bishop Movie (c) Tonight Late Show (e) Joey Bishop Movie IZ (c) Tonight Lote Show (c) Joey Bishop Movie Today's best television shows as previewed and selected by Steven Scheuer and TV Key's staff of experts who tvatch screenings, attend rehearsals and analyse scripts in New York and Hollywood: 7:30 P.M. Gun-smoke. Saloon hostess Kitty dominates the hour scrapping for a young prisoner on his way to a hanging. The focus of the tale is a poker game in which the prisoner is the pot, and Miss Kitty deals herself some fancy hands. (Color) 8:00 P.M.

Laugh -In. Sammy Davis taxes, and St. Patrick's Day in that order keep the show rolling along. Davis and Arte Johnson kid the Irish as a vaudeville team called the O'Shaughnessy Brothers. Sammy steps into a "Here Comes the Judge" routine, and pops up as various characters, like the President, in Mod Mod World's look into the future.

In the tax segment, Dave Madden tries to depreciate his wife; Goldie Hawn is an independent dependent; and father Davis claims 12 living deductions. (Color) 8:30 P.M. Here's Lucy. Obviously, there are. some chuckles to be found from a situation involving Mother Lucy driving examiner Jack Gilford out of his mind.

The talented Mr. Gilford is a suitable foil for Lucy, who's to claim a hidden fortune in diamonds, and has to contend with the machinations of a police chief (Paul Henreid) and a diamond company executive (Claude Rains) also after the cache. 9:00 P.M. (D "Three Young Americans In Search of Survival An often intriguing two-hour study of three young ecologists, individually fighting some of the life and death problems facing our nation. Ecology is the science devoted to man and his environment, and in this case, it runs the gamut from air and water pollution and conservation, to working with youth gangs in Philadelphia.

Although the three young Americans are the central characters in this documentary, narrated by Paul Newman, the true star of the show is Dr. Paul R. Ehrlich of Stanford University, whose pertinent and frightening comments are heard throughout the program. (Color) 10:00 P.M. Carol Burnett.

In a takeoff on dance marathons of the '30s, Carol and guest Martha Raye appear as contestants while crooner Mike Douglas sings "Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries." Miss Burnett and Douglas try an Irish medley in honor of St. Patrick; Carol becomes a lady jockey in the news; Martha Raye and Carol play housewives visiting a topless waiter place; and Harvey Korman, Vicki Law- This schedule is compiled from information provided by the television ttalloni. remiont in the troirem schedullns and (ill to notify The Stir in time for the event these lata oroiram changes Inconvenience you, wo ere sorry. Thit tv lei is published is i tervice. on occasion, TV nations make lite tno diarue to bo made in the lot.

In TV scion Monday Stricken Ship's Crew Rescued By' Copter Flamborough Head, England (AP) A Danish helicopter that happened to be nearby rescued the crew of a Greek cargo ship in trouble 75 miles off. the British coast yesterday. i The captain of the ship, identified by coast guards as the Tadiana, radioed for help in reporting she was "taking water fast" while under tow of a tug. The crew of 15, including a woman, was landed at Leuchers, near Dundee, Scotland. ,1 A Magnavox SALES AND SERVIC! HEADQUARTERS NORA EASTGATI 4040 1Hn ST.

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OF SURVIVAL" BY PAUL NEWMAN 3m BKiaunPAwr Possible Lull Is Indicated In Campus Winter Unrest Channel 20 Task Force Meets Deadline For Federal Funds PAUL NEWMAN is the narrator for ABC's "Three Young Americans in Search of Survival" special, tonight at 9 on WLWI-TV (13). supervising son Craig's performance during a driving test given by the harassed inspector. Lucy's reactions are predictable to her fans, and Gilford's presence is an added attraction. (Color) 9:00 P.M. Monday Night Movie.

"Rope of Sand." (1949). Hard-boiled melo-drama, heavy on the rough-stuff, should appeal to action fans. An adventurer (Burt Lancaster) returns to Africa Radio WGEE 1590 (ABC) Music and News 8 a.m. lo 4:15 p.m. FM Today WICR-FM 88.7 Me.

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Music ino News 2 Hours (Full lima stereo) WIFE-FM 107.9 Me. Music and Newi-24 Hours Young French Leftist Suicide By Burning Avignon, France (AP) A 25-year-old French student committed suicide by fire in front of Avignon City Hall Saturday night. The student, Alain-Elie Car-lier, was known for his strong leftist views and took an active part in the French student riots last May. But police said his death probably was connected with an unhappy love affair, which caused Carlier to make a previous suicide attempt in January. "And why WOULDN'T you be gettin nothin but green? It bein St.

Patrick's Day and all rence and la Burnett try to get out of their snowbound cabin in the final sketch. (Color) 11:30 P.M. Tonight Show. Bill Cosby takes over as host-of-the-week, substituting for vacationing Johnny Carson. Bill's opening night lineup is scheduled to include the Checkmates, Satchel Paige, Vikki Carr, actor Jim Brown, and Allan Sherman.

(Color) dent strike at the University of California was suspended. A sit-in at the University of Pittsburgh was terminated, although the administration was weighing a new set of student demands for changes in grading procedures and better pay for staff members. ALTHOUGH there was no report of progress from the San Francisco State meeting, two strike rallies were cancelled because of the talks. However, a strike of 200 black students which has kept the Southeast Campus of Chicago City College shut down for five of the last seven school days was expected to continue tomorrow. CHANNEL 13 NARRATED By UNITED PRESS-INTERNATIONAL I Secret talks were underway yesterday which could end the nation's oldest campus disruption the months-old students strike at San Francisco State College.

There were other signs of a possible lull in the winter-long series of campus outbursts. SIT-INS WERE over at New York State University's Potsdam campus and New York's Sarah Lawrence and Briarcliff colleges. A strike of cafeteria workers which resulted in clashes between students and police at North Carolina A University was ended. The two-month-long stu AMERICA IN DISTRESS. DO YOU CARE? AM Today ATI 810 Mirsie and News 7 a.m.

to 6:15 p.m. WXLW 950 (CBS) Music and News a.m. to 6:15 p.m. WIBC 1070 Music and News 24 Hours WFBM 1260 (NBC) Music and News 24 Hours WIFE 1310 Music and News 24 hoi: WIRE 1430 Music and News 24 Hours WBRI 1500 Music and News 8 a m. to 6:15 p.m.

Relimous Broadcasting Movies 9:00 A.M. "Johnny Stool Pigeon" with Tony Curtis and Shelley Winters. Treasury agent frees a gangster in order that he lead him to underworld connections. 4:30 P.M. "Under My Skin" (1950), with John Garfield and Michcline Presle.

A jockey tries to go straight for his son. 9:00 P.M. "Rope of Sand" (1949), with Burt Lancaster, Paul Henreid and Cor- inne Calvet. A diamond syn dicate's police commandant at tempts to force a hunter to reveal the whereabouts of a rich African diamond cache. 11:30 P.M.

"Cell 24S5, Death Row" (1955), with William Campbell and Kathryn Grant. Based on the book by Caryl Chessman. 11:30 P.M. "Johnny Stool Pigeon." Same as today's 9 a.m. movie.

By JULIA INMAN BACKERS OF non-commercial Channel 20 met their deadline at midnight Saturday in getting an all-important letter in the mail to Washington. In the letter were applications for matching Department of Health. Education and Welfare funds which would put the station on the air by perhaps September. To apply, the backers, including a special Task Force appointed 10 days ago by Mayor Richard Lugar, had to come up with temporary local financing required by HEW before it can allocate federal money to the proposed station. The financing was supplied by community leaders and will be redeemed by a community-wide fund drive probably in April.

METROPOLITAN Indianapolis Television Association, a non-profit group which will operate the staton, also has filed an application amendment with the Federal Communications Commission cov-ernp the use of a 200-foot tower. The tower, supplied by the WFBM-Stations, is a way around a dispute now in the FCC over the station using a new 1.000 foot tower to be built north of the city by WISH-TV. "We expect fast approval from the FCC," said Channel 20 general manager Warren Wright, indicating that a ma Channel 20 will have close to $1 million in cash and equipment. A large share of both have been donated by the three Indianapolis commercial stations, WFBM-TV, WISH-TV and WLWI-TV. He also estimates the channel's first year operating budget at $350,000.

THE STATION plans to operate from studio facilities at Christian Theological Seminary in the beginning, with offices in a buldng on loan at Oldfields. In the future, the outlet hopes to expand its facilities and use the WISH-TV taller tower if the FCC agrees to its construction. At the outset, the channel will provide childrcns programming and cultural and public affairs programs for adults in a broadcast day starting at 4 p.m. There wiil be no classroom instruction-type shows. Radio Highlights 7:30 P.M.

WAJC-FM Concert Hall. Sibelius Symphony No. 2. 9:45 P.M. WFBM-AM Joe Pyne.

The Rev. Charles W. Doak, a Presbyterian minister, defends the works and goals of the United Nations. Also, the McWhirter Twins, who edited "The Guincss Book of World Records," visit. The wild Canyonlands of Utah.

The black flhetto of Philadelphia. The waters of Chesapeake Bay. In each of these contrasting locales, a dedicated youna American nas comminea nimseu to wctk tor tne Detterment of his country. Follow them 83 they face the great challenge of our time: learning how to live within the natural laws of our environment WATCH THREE YOUNG AMERICANS: IN SEARCH jor road block had been removed. Meanwhile, the spadework still needed immediately to further the project includes the appointment of a permanent chairman of the Mayor's Task Force and the expansion of the group which will be kept standing.

"IT WILL serve as an advisory body," said Wright, in dicating that the non-commer cial station will need the broadest possible community sunnort and involvement. The HEW grant, which could range from $138,000 to $196,000, would go toward the first year operating expenses of the station. Wright says that with it Red Political Convicts Slage Hunger Strike Moscow (AP) A group of Soviet serving terms in a labor camp began a hunger strike Friday to seek relaxation of restrictions on visiting rights, reports reach ing Moscow said yesterday. The prisoners, all in the huge Potma complex 250 miles southeast of Moscow, include Yuli Daniel, the writer whose trial three years ago marked the beginning of a crackdown on intellectual dis senters. Reliable sources close to the striking prisoners said the hunger strike will go on indefinitely.

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Ninety fun-filled minutes, Monday through Friday, 4:30 to 6 P.M. in full color on Channel 6. Sit in! Rain will fall today in some southern states with rain showers in northern California extending into the northern Rockies. Snow will fall in the northern Lakes area into parts of New York State and Vermont. Mostly sunny and pleasant weather is in prospect elsewhere.

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