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MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1970 PAGE 18 Till: IMMAXAI'OMS STAR IMJKVIKWS TV (All Programs Listetl on Knstvtn Stitniltu tl Time) (r) Denotes Slums in Compatible dolor Carol Burncll To Join Lucy 7T 7ip critics vrrvivw the script's a dud and the actors spout it mechanically. 9:00 P.M. Monday Night at the Movies. "Ambush rtimiiiti trlfvision shows by attending rrhcarxith, untch-i ti firrrriiiiifjs, annliiinf) scripts in Xrw nii Jlollyirnml. rrr are thvir lr virws for tadny: 1 -v tt P.

M. O-Gunsmoke (Color) The tension builds as a gang which has taken over Dodge City awaits the arrival of a train bearing Marshal MiLJ Bay." (10(16) (Color) (Rerun) Starring Hugh O'Brian, Mickey Rooney and James Mitchum. World War II drama about nine Marine commandos who secretly land on a Philippine Island to prepare the way for Gen. Mac-Arthur's invasion. When a female Japanese spy tells them the Japanese have knowledge of the General's exact plan of attack, the boys plan to blow up the Japanese control center.

A collection of cliches and dreary performances. P.M. O-The Carol Burnett Show. (Color) Carol's pal, Tim Conway, co-stars in MY JOHN Morning 7.00 (c) Todoy (c) CBS News fc) Knowledge Utie Show :30 (c) Today (c) CBS News (c) Sesame (c) Cortooni 8:00 (c) Today (c) Konqaroo (c) Sesame Ic) Cartoons :30 (e) Today (e) Kangaroo (e) Kindergarten WCartoonj 9:00 (c) Steve Allen (e) CoHee Cup Thea, Paul Dixon (e) Underdog :30 (e) Steve Allen (c) Coffee Cup Thea. (c) Paul Dion (c) Lolonne 10 00 ft Ta'lc, Two CoHee CJpTheaT Ic) Paul Dixon Lucy (c) Concentration Hillbillies (c) Donahue (c) Movie Gome (c) Century Sale (c) Andy Griffith (c) Donohuo Medic :30 (c) Squares (c) Love Lito (c) News (c) NewsCortoons Afternoon WFBM (6) WISH ISi WLWTTTT) WTTV (4) 19:00 (c) Jeopordy (c) Heart Is Ic) SO SO Club (c) Chuckwagon 1:30 (c) Jim Gerard (e) Search (e) SO 50 Club (c) Chuckwagon 1:00 (c) Jim Gerard (c) News c) 50 50 Club Theater :30 (c) Linkletter (c) World Turns (c) Moke a Deal Theater 0:00 (e) Our Lives Ic) Splendored (c) Newlywed Theater Mm :30 (e) Doctors (c) Guiding (c) Doting Game (c) That Girl 3:00 (c) Another World c) Secret (c) Hospital (c) Gourmet :30 (e) Promise (c) Edge Night (c) One Lite (c) He Said 4" Tq0 (c) Name Gomer Pyle (c) Shadows (c) Popcye :30 (c) Mike Douglas (c) Eorly Show Bewitched (c) Popeye (c) Mike Douglas (c) Early Show (c) Lucy (c) Flintstones -30 (c) Mike Douglas (c) Early Show (c) Eyewitness (c) Favorite Mortion Night WFBM (6) WISH (8) WLW.

(13) WTTV (4) 6:00 (e) Eorly Report (c) News ABC News Dick Von Dyke :30 (c) NBC News (c) News Gilligon (c) Wagon Train 4 7:00 (e) Early Report (e) CBS News F-Troop c) Wagon Train :30 My World (c) Gunsmoke (c) Thief (c) Tell Truth 8:00 (e) Laugh-In (c) Gunsmoke (c) Thief (c) Tell Truth :30 (c) Laugh-In (c) Lucy (c) Movie (c) My Line 9:00 (c) Movie c) Mayberry (c) Movie (c) Frost :30 (c) Movie (c) Doris Day (c) Movie (c) Frost t-'l IfVOO (c) Movie (e) Burnett c) Movie UclFrost (c) Movie (c) Burnett c) Movie (c) News 11 :00 (c) Movie Local News Eyewitness News Perry Mason I I (c) Final Report (c) Griffin c) Cavett Perry Mason 1V00 (r) Toniqht (c) Griffin (c) Cavett Movie li. Tonight (c) Griffin (c) Cavett Movie CARSON Dillon and a shipment of gold. Although Miss Kitty has wounded the gang's Leader, she, Doc, Festus and Newly are very much his captives. Steve Forest plays the outlaw king, making him appear menacing indeed. 7:30 P.M.

-It Takes a Thief. "The Suzie Simone Caper." Good show which has a couple of attractive ladies going for it Jane Morgan and Susan Saint James. Miss Morgan plays a retired chan-tetise whose fabulous portrait collection by such great artists as Picasso and Matisse becomes the focal point in a appearing as a guest on a talk show? That's right! This rl II I. M.At An a musical comedy tribute to Universal Studios. During it, he gets to mug with Harvey Korman in a spoof of an Abbott and Costello routine, evening on The David i-rosr snow ne pcnas a tu minutes talking about his career, his family and his future.

In fact, Johnny says he probably won SA be doing his present show in two years. Get the inside scoop on this very special show. SUSAN SAINT JAMES will join Al Mundy for an art stealing caper tonight on It Takes A Thief at 7:30 p.m., WLWI-TV (13). flank Carol in a parody of a Maria Montez flick, and help the cast concoct crazy captions for a series of still photos. A talented Broadway singer-comedienne, Jane Con-v nell, also guests singing "Thoroughly Modern Millie," and a devastating number, "Pollution." Tonight 9:00 PM tale of double-dealings.

Susan Saint James returns to the series in the role of Chuck, Al Mundy's fellow-thief and part-time amour. The action is swift, the dialogue glib and the thieves clever. their mission in winter wealher and on skis. It's rough on the too, as STAR and NEWS QuicMction WANT ADS Gef Fast Results 8:00 P.M. Rowan and THU TV los is vublished as service.

This schedule is compiled from information provioeo or me Television On occasion. TV stations make late revisions in the proqram schedulinq and tail to notify The Star in time for the to mad. in the loo. In thi e.ent these lat. prosram chaws inconvenience yoo, we are sorry.

I If I I I in .11. 1 3 Martin's Laugh-In. (Color) Danny Kaye's on tap to help the cast further the nuptial plans of the Little Old Man and Miss Ormphby. He joins the sweethearts on the park bench, portraying 00000 Educational TV Wins Monday Radio Public's Cash Support Gladys' pa, and asks the stammering lady for her views on the betrothal. Elsewhere, he joins Arte in a Russian rendition of "Those Were the Days," plays a cranky 'j-i An enthusiastic response to 2 yesterday's fund drive for edu- cational television may bring ETV to Indianapolis in Sep- tember, making the city the wright, the station's general manager, said.

"From what we see so far, we feel that the results are tremendous," Wright said, although fewer than 10 per cent of the workers had re-ported their collections to headquarters last night. Those who had reported, AM Today WATI 810 Music and News 6 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. WXLW 950 (CBS) Music and News 6 a.m. to 6:15 p.m.

WIBC 1070 Music and News 24 Hours WFBM 1260 (NBC) Music and News- Hours WIFE 1310 Music and News-24 Hours WIRE 1430 first in which the public has been so directly responsible for establishing a station, an ETV spokesman said. Reported contributions to the i- drive, in which an estimated i' 9,000 women solicited dona- however, had collected an av old watchmaker and the Scandinavian story-teller's interpreter. Throughout, he's a rib-tickling delight. 8:30 P.M. Here's Lucy.

(Color) Carol Burnett joins Lucy for a hilarious clowning session. The plot revolves around the girls' efforts to beat each other out in a beauty contest for secretaries. Not content to stand on the strength of their physical attributes, both try to wheedle information out of the judge. That's a great excuse for Carol to impersonate a hippie and for Lucy to take a try at Carol's charlady. The comediennes are in top form, and Robert Alda, as the judge, erage of $fiO each, he added.

Solicitor's had reported 11 life memberships at $1,000 tions door to door, were far more than expected when ETV Channel 20's headquarters each, and 13 patron member closed last night, Warren ships at $120 each, he said. If the drive's goal of 000 is reached, Channel 20 prob (3)) INDIANAPOLIS ably will begin broadcasting Sept. 8, Wright said. Radio Highlights Edmond M. Bottorff, 225 East North Street, drove from his home to Channel 20's headquar ters at Oldfields to give $120, contributes some funny too.

8:30 P.M. Monday and a number of persons tele Music And Talk Music and News-24 Hours WBRI 1500 Music and News i a.m. to 6:15 p.m. Religious Broadcasting WGEE 1 590 ABCi Muisc and News 6 a.m. to 6:15 p.m.

FM TODAY WICR-FM 88.7 Mc. (Indiana Central Colleqe) 4 p.m. to Midniaht WNAP 93.1 Mc. Music and News (24 Hours) WFBM-FM 94.7 Mc. Music and News-24 Hours Full Time Stereo WFMS-FM 95.5 Mc.

(6 a.m. to 1a.m.) (Full time Stereo) WIFN-FM 95.9 Mc. Music, News and Sports 5 a.m. to II p.m. WJMK-FM 98.3 Mc.

(Plainfleld Full Time Stereo) 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. WSMJ-FM 99.5 Mc. Greenfield-(Full time stereo) 24 Hours WGEE-FM 103.3 Mc. Music and News-6 a.m.

to midnight WAJC-FM 104.5 Mc. (Butler University) News and Music 2 p.m. to 12 Midnight Mc. Music and News-24 Hours WIFE-FM 107.9 Mc. (Pull time stereo) Music and Npws-24 Honrs Night Movie.

"The Heroes of Telemark." (1965) (Color) JlL Starring Kirk Douglas and 10:00 A.M., WSMJ-Visit with Vivian. Topic of discussion will be religious books and books that have survived for many years. I 8:00 P.M. WFMS Sym- phony Hour. Program to be phoned complaining that no one had come to their homes to collect donations which they wished to make, Wright said.

Contributions may be sent to Channel 20 at Postoffice Box 880, Indianapolis, 4B208, or donors may call the station's headquarters, 925-5347. EARLY Howard Caldwell 6pm 11pm FINAL REPORT Beckley Richard Harris, with Michael Redgrave and Eric Porter. A World War II drama, based on an actual incident, filmed on location in Norway. Douglas and Harris, as a physicist and a resistance fighter in occupied Norway, try to smash a Nazi research installation to thwart the development of the atomic bomb. It's rough going, as they have to execute Evie Birqe features SDecial reports on the new look in Dension nA roIromont plans and Indiana's enticement for new doctors, in the Earlv ReDort todav THE WEATHER tomorrow and Wednesday.

4 SeSSS 1W 40 30 I Oata from US. WlAlHt fSSA 20 I. i i i i Tony Randall Burl Ives "The Brass This co-host, the most! Tall, dark and handsome Fernando Lamas will appear as co-host of the popular 5Hoiy High Tmftatvrt 6fMtW Mike Douglas Show this week. AJ I.L.. Il(l rnttftiW-att HM Cit Inrtti ottle" "iu ii ingr wajn i enough inducement for a daily tune in, run your eyes over this guest list! Phyllis Diller, Pat Suzuki, Molly Picon, Dr.

Margaret Meade, Little Richard, I iff -'-OS TI Bob Denver, Jim Brown and 4 Kreskin! nlnn nn Rain, snow and snow flurries will dominate most of the northern sector of the nation today from the middle Atlantic coastal states to the Pacific northwest. Rain and showers also will be the rule in California, It Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and parts of Louisiana and Texas. (AP Wirephoto Map) Outlook For Indiana i WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Rain Wednesday and Thursday becoming mixed with snow in extreme north portion Thursday. The weather will turn colder Thursday and Friday. Lows Wednesday morning will I be in the 40s north and in the 50s south.

Highs Wednesday will be in the 50s north and low 60s south with lows Wednes-day night around 30 north to the low 40s south. Highs Thurs-'- day and Friday will be in the 30s north to 40s south, dropping to near 15 north and in the 20s south Thursday night. vtmrn I i -r? 1 faking "Channel 6 break" daily all week long! 4:30 PM Monday through Friday 1 4 'C? Los Angeles. Cal Pai" 5' 55 Louisville, KY Jain 58 42 Miami. Fla Cldy 70 66 Milwaukee, Wis Cldy 32 29 Minneapolis, Minn Cldy 30 24 New Orleans, La PtCldy 75 48 New York, N.Y PtCldy 42 24 Norfolk, Va Cldy 50 22 Omaha.

Neb Cldy 38 31 Phoenix. Ariz Cldy 75 58 Pittsburgh, Pa Cldy 57 27 Portland, Me PiCldy 38 19 Portland, Ore Cldy 41 35 St. Louis, Mo Cldy 56 43 San Antonio, Tex PtCldy 78 64 San Diego. Cal Cldy 59 54 San Francisco, Cal Clear 55 49 Wcalhcr Data Unites' States Weather Bureau Special Report tor Tht Indianapolis Star Z- AIRPORT DATA MARCH 1, 170 Precipitation, 74 hours, to 7 p.m. Tram ToMI amount since Jan.

3.03 Acrumulated departure trom normal since Jan, 1 Deficiency 2 38 -Mean lemperaturo 45 Of'irpe rjavs cumulated deqree davs vnce July Normal accumulatinn lor this dalp 4273 BAROMETER READINGS 1 29 32 1 7 p.m 59.27 II 71 7l RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, 69; Low, 50 TEMPERATURES 1 m. Sault S'e. Marie, Mich. 5no 71 5 Seattle. Wash PtCldy 45 34 South Bend, Ind Cldy 38 29 SPrinofield, III.

Cldy 58 38 Tampa, Fla PIC lay 72 57 Turson, Ariz" Cldy 70 54 Washington, Cldy 47 27 FOREIGN CITIES Berlin Snow 30 London PiCldy 45 Moscow Snow 23 Paris PiCldy 4i Rome Clear 48 Saiqon Clear 81 Stockholm Cldy 34 A' 1 a rn 37 3am 37 5am Tlir 34 1 am .11 a 45 Mdjrimum 56 Rfcord 64 (1883) 50 56 55 ...52 50 49 33 (I960) 3 pm. 5 p.m. 7 p.m 9 p.m 11pm. Minimum Record -4 y. His first wish just came true.

In fact, they all will Early Show 4:30 PM 1 1 1 s(, FOR THE SAME DATE LAST YEAR Minimum 46 I Minimum 25 Weaiher at 7 p.m. High Low AlfcuweroM. N.M Cldy 64 34 Amarillo, Tex Clear 72 39 Atlanta. 6s. Odr 69 48 Bismarck, N.D Snow 18 14 Boston, Mass PtCloV 37 23 Buffalo, NY Cldy 34 13 Cnicaso.

Ill Cldy 34 31 Cincinnati, 0 Cldy 57 35 Dallas, Tex Cldy 69 60 Denver. Colo PiCldy 62 19 Detroit, Mich. Cldy 40 20 Du tilth, Minn Snow 25 15 Evansville. nd Cldy 55 44 Wayne, Ind Ctdv JO 25 Tex Smok 70 f51 pia PiCldy 72 47 City, Mo Po 53 43 tittle Rock, Ark Rain 64 49 Tokyo Clear 34 Indianapolis Skies MONDAY, MARCH Sunset today "1 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7.16 a.m.

Moonrise tomorrw 4-39 am. New Moon March 7 PROMINENT STAR Si'ius in the fouth 8 45 p.m. VISIBLE PLANETS Venus sets 7:11 m. Mars seis 10. 1J P.m.

Saturn lollows Mars. Jupiter rises 11 03 p.m. WISH-TV I- 1 'f Ifrh rtl fii Ti if 4liffrj 1 iN.jrfi L4lt A' 4 'l life 1 1 I' ill A.

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