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THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1967 Man in the Neivs Today's Television Programs Huntley Ran Afoul of McCarthy Era Channel Chuckles lit vr and CBS, Huntley moved to NBC. Quickly, his cool, authoritative approach brought him East for national television. In October 1956, Huntley went on the air with David Brinkley they barely knew each other at the time and found immediate success. Meanwhile, Huntley was divorcing his first wife Ingrid, with whom he had two children, and marrying Tipton Stringer, once a television weather girl in Washington.

Brinkley introduced the couple. Of his partner, Brinkley says: "He's a far better performer than I am or perhaps than anyone else. He's got presence and a really excellent speaking voice. He's a kind and very considerate man. His primary trouble is that he does too much people just talk him into doing too much." And talking about himself, Huntley says in the third person: "He's a solemn, frozen, horse face that some people seem to like.

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ABC News NEW YORK (AP) "It's still a moot point whether I was fired or resigned," Chet Huntley, said in 1951. The medium was radio then, and the issue the kind of things he was saying on his program of comment at a CBS affiliate in the Northwest The ideas were liberal apparently a little too much for the station's management and Huntley and his $750-a-week job were gone. Trouble again at the next stop, ABC's Los Angeles station, and once more the problem was liberal outspokenness, this time an attack on the late Sen. Joseph McCarthy. Principles Now Alienate Colleagues "Maybe it was a mistake," Huntley recalled, "but I felt I should define my attitudes." Now the need to take a stand, to put principles on the line has come tip again in Chester Robert Huntley's life.

But this time the position he's taken crossing a picket line of fellow workers has puzzled, alienated or angered most of the men striking the National Broadcasting Co. "What kind of guy is Huntley?" an NBC newsman who knows him asked himself rhetorically outside Radio City yesterday. "I can only think of good words courteous, gentlemanly, considerate, decent. But we can't figure this one out too well. By all odds, we'd have guessed he'd stay off, too." Worked for Other Networks Huntley, who comes across more warmly in person than with his all-business, on-the-air approach, only repeated that the issue with him is one of orinci- "Apparently they've lost the audio portion of the program." TERMITES FULL 5-YEAR GUARANTEE "NO YEARLY CHARGE" ACE PEST CONTROL CO.

IN THI HIAKT Of IUICHIL 21 TIMS' IXPUIINCI 458-8476 Van Johnson Tempest, Saturday Night at the Movies, 9 p.m. 2:00 Channel 1 1 East-West College All Stars, color All star basketball game televised from Lexington, Frank Sims reporting. 3:30 ABC-32: Pro Bowlers Tour, color Chris Schenkel and Billy Welu cover the $100,000 Tournament of Champions at Akron. 4:00 Channel 11: Greensboro Open Golf Tournament, color Jace Drees, Bob Toski, John Derr and Jim MacArthur cover the golf tournament in North Carolina. 5:00 ABC-32: Wide World of Sports, color Slalom races from Colorado, NCAA wrestling championships at Kent State University in Ohio and highlights of the world hockey championships at Vienna.

8:30 NBC-3: Get Smart, color Maxwell Smart. (Don Adams) investigates kidnaping of scientists at a Pussycat Club. 8:30 CBS-11: Mission: Impossible, color Francis Lederer plays an enemy agent using LSD to break down a young musician possessing secret information. 8:30 ABC-32: The Lawrence Welk Show, color Musical salute to April showers and springtime. 9:30 ABC-32: The Hollywood Palace, color Bing Crosby is host to Louis Armstrong, Red Buttons, Nanette Fabray and the Black Theatre of Prague.

10:00 CBS-11: Gunsmoke, color Darren McGavin plays a hired gunfighter out to get Marshal Dillon. TODAY'S MOVIES ON TV 7:30 a.m. Channel 3: Johnny Weissmuller and Brenda Joyce in "Tarian and the Amazons," 1945 Tarzan encounters a tribe of women warriors. 3:00 Channel 3: Gino Cervi and Valentina Cortesa in "Les Miserables," 1943 Italian-made version of the Victor Hugo classic. (Color) union that lumps together disk jockeys, announcers and newsmen.

Huntley the man is forgetful, a defender of old clothes, a fisherman and a builder of hi-f sets. He'll play blackjack before a newscast and lead stagehands with mock seriousness in singing hymns. The occasional chorus of "Brighten the Corner" comes from an upbringing in Cardwell, where he was born 55 years ago. College took him to Montana State and the University of Washington where friends remember Chet as a young man with an interest in beer and the ladies. The news business came later with jobs at radio stations in the Northwest By 1955, after his tours of duty with ABC ple: He doesn't feel he can defend a Advertisement Lemon Flavor Recipe Checks Rheumatic and Arthritis Pain If you suffer the nsgglnf minor pIni of rheumstlsm.

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Guthrie's novel. Qi 11:30 Channel 11: Rory Calhoun, Corinne Calvet and Cameron Mitchell in "Powder River," 1953 After his mining pal is killed a man accepts the job of town marshal. 3: Humphrey Bogart, Marta Toren and Lee Cobb in "Sirocco," 1951 An adventurer runs guns to the Syrians fighting the French in 1925 in Damascus. COLOR Strike Paralyzes Beirut Harbor BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Work was paralyzed in Beirut Harbor yesterday as 7,000 workers started a 24-hour strike for a shorter workday. 1967 MODELS tu CRATES I CVEKIUriC 3 I AIDING ABOUT OPEN SALE OVER OUR COST SERVICE, DELIVERY EXTRA OPTIONAL ALSO COLOR TV Radio HOUSE.

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Mrs. Wooden, 19 at the time of her death, was identified by dental X-rays and the wedding ring found on the skeleton's hand. Mrs. Wooden, of 1608 Orchard, was last seen on May 22, 1965, by her mother, Mrs. M.

L. Revell, as she left for her job as a waitress. She did not go tp work that day and did not return home. Five days later she was reported missing, but since no foul play was suspected the search was not lengthy. Maj.

A. J. Miller, county chief of detectives, said the police are now investigating the possibility of foul play. In August 1965, a human skull was found near Waverly Hills. County Patrolmen Donald Hillenbrandt and Robert Conway searched the area and found other bones, including those which still carried the wedding ring.

Wedding Ring Identified Tests showed the bones belonged to a white woman between the ages of 20 and 35. Later, pathologists in Indianapolis did further examinations and said the woman was between 22 and 25, weighed between 105 and 115 pounds and was about 5 feet 3 inches tall. Hillenbrandt, sometimes working on his own time, checked through a list of some 150 women fitting the basic descriptions who had been reported missing. An aunt of Mrs. Wooden was able to identify the wedding ring because it was identical to her own.

On Tuesday, Hillenbrandt contacted the dentist who had most recently worked on Mrs. Wooden's teeth, and with the help of X-rays the skull found almost two years ago was identified. In addition to her mother, she is survived by her husband, Elmo Wooden of Bowling Green; her father, Alfred Thomas Crain, of Munfordville, her maternal, grandmother, Mrs. Delia Thompson of Glendale, and her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

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