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SECTION 2 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE. SATURDAY MORNING. AfRlL 21. 1965 FCC Takes Cable TV Jurisdiction Television, Radio Programs LOVERS! of fine food and doltcatmtn com to Chos. Simon's.

Yes, we have WLKY-TY 32 WHAS-TY 11 plenty of WAVE-TV 3 7MFa TrMLtaMTIftM CI Cart I Mil. MtoM linkers Fine Bread Wa aaatlaMia I ts Tf Talk 7 Stmnttr I II Twir Talk I Mr. Mavar CARKV OUT Sf II VICE The agency made permanent some rules to guard local television station from competition by those CATV operators now using the air waves. The rules have been in effect on an interim basis for two years. It asked Congress for legislation to clarify the FCC's role in regulating CATV, since "we are clearly concerned here with new and important Washington if--The Federal Communications Commission moved yesterday to protect local television operators from the mushrooming competition of community antenna television (CATV).

The FCC tentatively asserted jurisdiction over all CATV systems those operating over cables as well as those using microwave relay systems. Alvio Shaw II Tana. Tvatfa 9 10 effect June 1. will require CATV systems to carry the programs of all local stations in addition to any they may bring in from out of town. As further protection to local stations.

CATV units may not duplicate the programs of local stations with out-of town imports for 15 days before or after the local station airs such programs. Thus, if local station were carrying "Gunsmoke," the local CATV operator would; have to offer that station's "Gunsmoke" transmission, and couldn't carry for 15 days the same "Gunsmoke" program imported from another in Juaaia Mavia NuWciHC Uiii ii Pintail XLS Dani MMC questions of policy and law in the communication! field." And it presented a number of unanswered questions to tht public 0Hf the broadcasting industry, turning suggestions to skii its future IMtluy: Vhat effect will CATV have on (he independent (non-network) operations of new L'lIF stations in big cities? Should CATV stations be required to carry the programs of nearby stations rather than leap-frog those stations with the programs of more distant stations? Should CATV systems be allowed to originate programs and if so should they then Ouick Draw MIW MauM Liaaaaartad iTha JataaaaR That's ReaMy faring IvUvtmNG MADrlOfAr i 1 1 a Canwa- a hi- a fiai-nmara a fcaakafftahe limni MANIOTHU ITEMS HOME-MADE SALADS DINNERS SERVED FROM 1 1 AM. TO 8 fM. Ciias. Sir.o:i's ttaa IMSIwstawaM.

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Varitiat; Ntwi RaM Javraay be placed under such FCC regulations as the equal-time law in political campaigns? Should local television station owners be permitted to own local CATV systems? Community antenna television systems originally designed to bring television into remote areas pick up the signals of regular television stations and transmit them by cable or wire, for a subscription fee into homes and businesses. The rules, which will take Sat. $wmmrv a TaantaatC 6 OOmmKtVrKlWYTlMI-WYWiOT Havtaft Hoaaawa Jackit Claatan K. AHaUJ Fllaatf 7 iut.rfeat Kina Family Lawranct Walk Jackit Olaatan Gillisan's Island Sacrtt Atant 8 9 At Tht Mtvitl Lawranct Walk Molly. Palaca Diay Dean and Pee Wee Reese report first of 21 Yankee games from New York.

2:00 ABC-Channel 32: Cardinals-Reds Merle Harmon and Jackie Robinson report Same at Cincinnati. 2:00 NBC-Channel 3: Sports In Action Jim Simpson covers Harriman Cup downhill ski races from Sun Valley, Idaho. 3:00 Channel 3: Madame Butterfly Indiana University Opera Theater produc-tion of Puccini's "Madame Butterfly" with Grace Trester Jones in the title role, Ronald Naldi as Pinkerton, Olive Fredericks is Suiuki and Richard Stilwell as Sharpless, Wolfgang Vocano conducting. 5:00 ABC-Channel 32: Wide World of Sports Jack Twyman and Will Flemming report the U.S. vs.

U.S.S.R. basketball championship at San Francisco. 5:15 Channel 11: Churchill Downs Race Chick Anderson calls the Oaks Prep with Charlie Mastin and Jim Walton on color and interviews. 6:30 Channel 3: Teen Beat, color The Tritons, the Willow Street Singers and The House Rockers. 7:30 CBS-Channel 11: Jackie Gleason The June Taylor Dancers in "Hello, Dolly!" and comedian Sid Fields.

Gunsmoka At Tht Mavitl THE BIBLE 10 Palaca I ABC Nawt Ch. Oawnt Raca Ch. Dawns Raca Thaatar Jl Laramia SPEAKS Q' N.WJ Talk Lata Show 11 MM, Mavlt Pi TO YOU CocIttt PARTS SEXYICf Denotes Color Denotes Rerun r3MiarToas East Broadway at Campbell Phono 5U4335 of a complex espionage sys- the organizer tern. WHAT GOVERNS YOU? ChrnlioK Scianc Rodia Program Sunday kroadcaiti 970 1470 WAVE WSAC 1:40 ing like all Soviet space shots was not announced in advance, few home viewers saw the transmission. The Soviet satellite was put into orbit almost three years after the United States launched its first Telstar and two weeks after Early Bird, the world's first commercial communications satellite, was maneuvered into "stationary" orbit over the equator.

Russia Shuns Comsat Early Bird is the forerunner of a global system of communications estimated to be two years away. About 45 nations, exluding the Soviet Union and its allies, have signed an agreement with the Communications Satellite Corporation to establish the system. The launching of the Soviet satellite raised the question whether Moscow and its allies intend to set up a rival global communications system. Molniya I was placed in an orbit whose highest point is 24,470 miles, in the Northern Hemisphere, and whose lowest point is 309 miles, in the Southern Hemisphere. Its period is 11 hours, 48 minutes.

The direct Vladivostok-Moscow transmission was the first in Soviet history. The U.S.S.R. does not yet have a coast-to-coast network. Early Bird's Tests Proceed Washington CD The Early Bird communications satellite and ground stations demonstrated yesterday their ability to handle transoceanic television traffic. From its stationary position 22,300 miles above the Atlantic, between Brazil and Africa, the spacecraft relayed live and film television transmission simultaneously, both ways, between stations in the United States and Europe for six hours.

At Andover, Maine, TV cameras were trained on engineers working a control panel, and the pictures were transmitted to a ground station at Pleumeur-Bodou, France. The black-and-white tests were the most recent in a series designed to align the spacecraft and the ground equipment in preparation for an hour-long transatlantic TV program May 2. I ftlAf "'OVERHEAD I PRICES For example: RCA WHIRLPOOL Chack Vaur total idia lot 8:00 Channel 3: Sugarfoot. Tom Brewster foils land Captive Locomotive." grab with "The DIXIE AIR CONDITIONING 9:30 ABC-Channel 32: Hollywood Palace Pat Boone is host to Dorothy Collins, Jack E. Leonard, Liliane Monitevecchi and Ben Blue.

10:00 CBS-Channel 11: Gunsmoke Jan Clayton plays mother suffering from scurvy after her farm has been turned to dust by drought. 10:45 Channel 32: Churchill Downs Half-hour program of today's races using official film patrol pictures. 11:15 Channel 32: Theater 32 Alan Ladd and Brian Dunrevy in "Two Years Before The Mast," 1946. 11:25 Channel 11: Late Show, color Jack Palance, Shelley Winters and Lee Marvin in "I Died A Thuosand Times," 1955. 12:00 Channel 3: Saturday Night Movie Jose Ferrer and Trevor Howard in "The Cockleshell Heroes," 1956.

CALL FOR I inn rrnulTC I 2-Cycl. 3-lem-peraturt dispenser filter porcelain fop safety spin stop 5-year trans rncc ijiiiimii I lmJ ONLY 8:30 ABC-Channel 32: Lawrence Welk Anita Bryant sings two songs and the Lennon Sisters salute national secretary week. 9:00 NBC-Channel 3: At The Movies, color Betty Huton, Howard Keel, Louis Calhern, Edward Arnold, Keenan Wynn and J. Carroll Naish in Irving Berlin's "Annie Get Your Gun," 1950. 9:00 CBS-Channel 11: Secret Agent John Drake (Patrick McGoohan) undertakes mission to the Middle East to rescue 168 SEE ME BEFORE YOU BUY ANYTHING WITH TRADE mission warranty color! POTTERY OPEN 9 A.M.

TILL DARK $90095 NOVCLTIES souviNies an Radio 11 W. T. Grant, Shop Center Sue On Woolworth Lease MILK GLASS BIRD BATH ORNAMENTS FLAMINGOS $1.95 PR. UP GLAZING GLOBES S2.9J UP PEDESTALS St. 50 UP HEN CHICKEN PLANTS POTS 5 Sports: Cardinals-Reds, WINN 2:10, White Sox-Senators, WAVE 2:10, Stepping Stone, WHAS 4:55 and the Oaks 'Prep, WHAS 5:25 p.m.

RCA VICTOR CHINILLI I A BED I I SPHtAPS I 0 1 CONCBITI If TABLES 1 BENCHES 0 BIRO BATHS VASES 9 1 BOXES FIGURINES ft MANY MORI ITEMS CAST IRON FURNITURE LOW PRICES A FRUIT A JUICES I HONEY I SORGHUM I I AIR CONDITIONING CALL US ON 1 ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE PRE SEASON PRICES AT ONLY $99 No Down Payment Bank Terms YOU PAID FOR YOUR WHOLE HOUSE-WHY NOT ENJOY ALL OF IT. DIXIE AIR CONDITIONING -HEATING 607 W. MARKET 52-2056 Sun. I Nile 937-4117 rrssj-o i LIGS OPTIONAL JL CHOICES (ATMS $2.75 UP 90 DAYS IS CASH FREE DELIVERY FREE SERVICE NO HIDDEN EXTRAS EXACTLY AS PICTURED APPLIANCE CENTER APPLE CIOE tion of the new building violates the lease and that business improvements and parking facilities are being varied in violation of terms of the lease. WTMT hn.7KLV 6io Country music 5 a.m.

to :45 p.m. BRADY Largust Display of Pottery in Ky. BLUE GRASS GIFT SHOP 12101 DIXIE HIGHWAY VALLEY STATION, KY. MAPLE SYRUP 790 WAKY "Top 40" music 14 hours Naws and 4405 Dixie Highway 447-1340 Open 9 'til 9 fast off Vatterson X-way across from Bacon's Shopping Center ABC NEWS at :55 WHAS 840 Dlie Uirbl lefvlcvalof-Jfcezci' Jour Tamitij Can I Oidgi't TO SATURDAY A.M. 3: 00 Morn Frolic Wtathtrcast Marktt 15 Firm Nsws 4:10 Fun Fair 7:00 Ntws 7:15 Fun Fair 7:45 Ntws 1:00 Fun Fair :00 At Homt A dispute over store leases at the Indian Trail Trading Post, a shopping center at Preston and Indian Trial, brought two lawsuits into Jefferson Circuit Court yesterday.

The court was asked to decide whether the shopping center's lease of February 5, 1965, with the F. W. Wool-worth Co. violates a 1956 lease with the W. T.

Grant Co. The shopping center asked the court to rule that the Woolworth lease did not violate the Grant lease. It asked that the Grant lease be terminated. The Grant suit asks a court order enjoining the shopping center and Woolworth from proceeding with construction of a $1 million Woolco department store, which is just getting under way at the center. The suit says the loca 11:35 Sat.

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OF 11:00 News 11:15 Girdtntr 11:30 Don Larch iiiuc: APPRAISED VALUE TO QUALIFIED BORROWERS 900 II HANS I WKYW Hour Honour Music 7 a.m. to :45 p.m. 1 NBC News on Hour 970 Incumbents Ask Names Of Foes Be Removed Four Republican incumbents yesterday asked Jefferson Circuit Court to order removal of the names of their opponents from the ballot for the May 25 primary. The incumbent candidates and their opponents are Third District Constable William S. White and Marvin L.

Drane, Third District Magistrate Lucien T. Wilcox and Donald L. Melton, Second District Magistrate Lee F. Swan and Raymond H. Swann and 10th Ward Alderman Harry C.

Herling and Edward Perry. Reasons for seeking disqualification include failure to vote in the 19G4 general election and improper endorsements. WAVE P.M. SATURDAY A.M. uujh i nj 30 UP TO YEARS TO REPAY 11:00 Monitor Music 1:10 W.

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Nitze issued the call two weeks ago, stressing the need for officers and skilled enlisted men to handle a variety of jobs, mainly shore-based, such as advisers and logistics and communications experts. Some 1,000 Navy men are now serving in such duties in South Viet Nam. Nitze said the call was intended to create a pool of qualified men to serve when billets become available. 291 1 BARDSTOWN ROAD AT LANCASHIRE WFPL fm 89.i 0 a.m.-l p.m. Music 1:10 p.m.

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