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2 THE COURIERJOURNAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1967 Channel Chuckles Today's Television Programs I Bill Ladd's TV Almanac WE AS Color Must Await Upcoming Move system for watching television we might be able to hook up, head-to-head, again. DesUu, Paramount Firm Merge The Desilu company has merged with Gulf and Western, a company which also owns Paramount Pictures. 2i I Although WHAS-TV has color cameras, no color shows are done from the studios for three reasons: There is no space in the present studios for the extra equipment needed.

Colorcasting would require rewiring the present studios and replacing all the sets to make them color compatible. It just isn't economically feasible to do all this for the few months remaining before the station moves into its new building. This answers one question from an old bowling pal, Eddie Zabel. Eddie is laid up, has a color set and has asked several questions which may have disturbed others. His second question is: Why are some movies which open with a credit line saying "color by" shown in black and white? Made Especially for TV The answer to that one is simple.

WAVE-TV WHAS-TV WLKY TV 3 11 32 MS Today Firm 4:48 HawoV, NtinhtMre Today (color) 7:05 Summar imstor CBS Mornlna Naws 1:00 Captain Kamaroa gorafr1 iv sm Nwl (color) 1 (I AndfrMaybarnMr.) 0rlHi. Shaw I Hollywood Squares pic Van Dyke (rrun) 0ama 1 1 H-IP1 tS! Sf fciiaSawV I I Bye Suhi (color) Soirch Tomorrow (cslor) Quill; 11: Si Ntwi OuldTna Light (color) Dating (rrufl C.ndldC.mM(rrfl) Th. (r.run) Al tha i World Turna (color) 1 focuttTPMT Newlywtd Same (color) I Tht Doctor, (color) Housa Party Dream Olrl (cater) color) Woman's News 2 Another World (color) To Tell the Truth (color) General Hospital Truth; Ntwi You Don't toy (color) Tho Edo of Nioht Dark Shadows Mitch Com (color) Tho Secret Storm Datlna Oame (color) Motch Same; Nowt Concentration (color) Bovorly Hillbillies Dotollno: Hollywood "(rerun) Chlld'o Docter 4Chonnol 1 Movioi (color) Mivorick (rorun) Mlko Douolot Show 'i. a a 5Chinnol 1 Movioi (color) fopoyo'f Cirtoon Circui Mjjfo Show Woody Woodpockor MS Nowi (color) MotroNtwi; Woolhor (color-rorun) soortu ulnoi Nowi 6Woothor Nowt Focui! Nowi ABC Nowi (color) Nowt; Sportt (color) Wtithor; Sports NIC Nowt (color) Lucl-Ddtl Comody latmin (color-rorun) (rorun) 7 doth Valloy Doyt Lucl-Doil Comody Troop (color-rorun) Donr.lB..n'.r'run MyThrMTon. BawTtchoi (ctorrui.) (color-rorun) (color-rorun) 80amol Boeno Thursday Movla That Oirl (color-rorun) (color-rorun) Gonahi Khan SHr Trak (color-rorun) Lovo 9 Stir Trek (color-rorun) Thursday Movlo NurtTt'-'crlfls Orijjnot (color-rorun) 4 A Mtrtln Summor ihow Thurtday Movio Rawhldo (rorun) 10 P.rrM.,.n Nowt (color) Ptrry Maton Motro koport Nowt Woolhor; Soortt Woothtr; Sportt Tonltht Show (color) Nowt; Sportt; Woathor Jooy Bishop (color) Sian Oft 1 A.M.

II Lata Show Sisn OH I A.M. Omar Sharif Genghis Khan on CBS-11 at 8 p.m. The Desilu branch will continue under the presidency of Lucille Ball. Plans are to sell off two Desilu production centers and to concentrate production of the two companies at Paramount and the Desilu Gower studios. Two of the Desilu lots will go up for sale.

New Satellite Scheduled Capacity to transmit television from the far Pacific to the mainland and vice versa will be increased if the satellite to be launched on Sept. 20 goes into proper orbit and behaves well. The new satellite will be in a "stationary" orbit as close as possible to the present satellite and will be used for all sorts of communications as well as television. "Bet you can't eat just 27, Bet you can't eat just 28 Bet you can't eat just 29 on Sunday nights instead of the' after i noon time period it has had for somtv; Davis Tour Filmed The film as shown on television is not the original movie film, but a copy made especially for television before the days of color television. Sammy Davis recent concert tourjj of Europe has been made into a televi, sion special to be shown in EuropeH and in this country.

The filming was done by German television and covers his concerts int a half dozen European cities withV: European guests. is 7:00 NBC-3: Today, color Dr. Houston Meritt, dean of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University; Dr. William Stewart, U. S.

surgeon general, and John Gardner, secretary of health, education and welfare discuss cigarettes and cancer. 8:00 ABC-32: The Merv Griffin Show Orson Bean, Allen Ginsberg, Renee Taylor, Josephine Prentice, Jerry Holmes and Jerry Shane join Merv. 4:00 ABC-32: The Mike Douglas Show, color Lt. General Lew Walt, Warren Covington and the former Tommy Dorsey Orchestra join co-hostess Martha Raye. 6:30 CBS-11: The Luci-Desi Comedy Hour Ricky, upset over his show-business fortunes, gets an assist from his wife.

Ernie Kovacs and Edie Adams guest star. 6:30 ABC-32: Batman, color The Mad Hatter (David Wayne) believes the dynamic duo dead and devises doubly dastardly deeds. 7:00 Channel 3: Death Valley Days, color A Negro missionary among Apaches redeems an escaped mur- derer who has threatened to kill him. 7:00 ABC-32: Troop, color Cpl. Agarn and his look-alike cousin Col.

Agarnoff are on opposite sides of a romance with Wrangler Jane in "Only One Rsssian is Coming! Only One Russian is Coming!" 7:30 NBC-3: Daniel Boone, color Israel Boone rescues an aged Indian from death and learns he has clashed with tribal rites. 'Wild Kingdom Renewed "Wild Kingdom" has been renewed and will start on NBC Sunday afternoons after the professional football season ends. However, it will be telecast at 7:30 Then Eddie has thrown me a curve. "Why," he asks, "does Ed Sullivan introduce his shows by saying 'coming to you live and in color all year' and then show reruns in the summer? I don't recall Sullivan having said "all year." As to live, there is a differ SAVEtuop40 on your vacation THURSDAY ON CHANNEL 15 (A-Adult YA Young Adults Ch-ChiMron) 8:00 What's Now (Ch) 8:30 The French Chef (A-YA) rerun 9:00 Conversation With Laurence Olivier (A-YA) RENT OR BUY A CAMP TRAILER CHARLIE'S LOW, LOW, RATES VACATION TRAILERS 4713 DIXIE HIWAY 7:30 CBS-11: My Three Sons, color Robbie tries to imDress his eirl by competing with a hand- RESERVE YOURS NOW CALL 447-1 752 ence in interpretation of the word live. Even some of the "live" shows have taped sequences, I'm sure.

Sullivan does do some reruns. If he has said "live all year" he is wrong. Eddie says Sullivan made the same comment the other night on a rerun. Since it is a rerun, if he said it the first time he had to say it on the rerun. Right? When Will New Studios Be Ready? And lastly, Eddie wants to know when the new WHAS studios will be ready.

The WHAS brass would like to know that, too, but I believe they are now talking about shortly after the first of the year. Originally they were supposed to be there now. Eddie now has time to look at his big color set. I'm sure that both of us watch color television better than we used to bowl, although I can't recall ever having beaten Eddie at bowling. If we could just work out a scoring M-TOWN RENT-IT 245-9987 MIDDLETOWN, KY.

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Friday tracks down the murderer of a widow whose husband has been killed in Vietnam. 10:00 NBC-3: Dean Martin Summer show, color Vic Damone welcomes Don Cherry, Sandy Baron, the Frivolous Five and Kenny Delmar. 11:30 NBC-3: Tonight, color Betty Grable and Robert Jastrow are among the quests. 11:30 ABC-32: The Joey Bishop Show, color Mrs. Miller, Tony Bennett, Bob Melvin and Rona Barrett join Joey.

rIL AM.S some bullfighter against a killer bull. 7:30 ABC-32: Bewitched, color Damn's attempts to improve his faulty memory get a helping hand from Endora. 8:00 ABC-32: That Girl, color Ann Marie (Mario Thomas) in a leopard skin is jailed with gangsters. 8:30 NBC-3: Star Trek, color The Enterprise undergoes a series of attacks by the flagship of an enemy power. 8:30 ABC-32: Love on a Rooftop, color Julie and David arrange to have wedding pictures taken for free by posing as models in an ad.

9:00 Channel 15: Conversation With Lawrence Olivier An interview with the actor at Expo 67 covers his National Theater Company, government subsidy of the arts and "Othello." 9:00 ABC-32: Summer Focus, color "Nurses: Crisis in Medicine" depicts the revolutionary role of today's nurse in light of developments in medical care. Eddie Albert narrates the documentary which focuses on hospitals in the San Francisco area. TODAY'S MOVIES ON TV 4:00 Channel 3: Jeffrey Hunter and Debra Paget in "Princess iof the Nile," 1954, color The son of the caliph of Bagdad is left for dead by Bedouin leader trying to become ruler. 8:00 Channel 11: Omar Sharif and James Mason in "Genghis Khan," 1965 Genghis Khan leads his legions from barbaric Mongolia to civilized China in the 13th century. 11:30 p.m.

Channel 11: Michael O'Shea and Charles McGraw in "The Threat," 1949 A ruthless killer escapes from prison with one purpose in mind to kill those who convicted him. Circuit Court Action 'Speedy? 2nd and 3rd Mortgages on REAL ESTATE CONSOLIDATE ALL BILLS INTO ONE SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENT 1. Cut Payments 2. Receive Addi- 3. Lowest Legal In Half tionalCaih Interest Ratts Home Owned and Managed I Over 48 Years I 'Leisure Our Problem9 Radio Vettiner Links 30-Hour Week to Recreation Survey Shows Jefferson Circuit court is "speedy" compared to some others in the United States when it comes to trying personal-injury cases.

The average time for a case to come to trial here this year was 11.5 months. This compares to an average of 20.7 months for 99 courts surveyed by the New York University Institute of Judicial Administration. the Louisville court was one of only seven in counties with populations exceeding 500,000 that, reported delays of less than 12 months in trying cases. Seventeen of the 99 courts reported delays of more than 2V2 years. you Note Easy Monthly Payment Plan GET 12 Mot.

18 Mm. 24 Mm. 30 Mot. 36 Met. $500 I $45.29 I $31.21 I $24.17 I $20.08 I $17 750 67.94 48.62 36.34 30.12 26.05 IOOO 90.58 62.42 48.44 40.04 34.72 J5QQ 135.88 93.63 72.68 60.24 52.08 2000 180.81 124.50 96.52 79.95 68.39 2500 224.67 154.53 119.67 99.00 85.40 3000 268.53 184.56 142.82 118.05 101.07 4000 356.24 244.62 189.11 156.15 134.42 5000 1 440.45 302.28 233.56 192.72 162.50 The survey did not include criminal courts, but Jefferson Criminal Court He said that Jefferson County's Fiscal Court, "led by a young, progressive and farsighted county judge," has pursued county development of recreation space on a large-scale basis.

He said that in the past six years, Jefferson's park system has expanded from 500 acres to more than 3,300 acres. Vettiner said the number of county parks serving the Louisville suburban area will continue to grow. Jefferson Fiscal Court, he said, plans "to acquire 5,000 additional park acres by 1090, with an estimated investment of approximately $5 million in this bargain for youth, age and industry." Judge J. Miles Pound said that in his 3V'2 years on the bench, the time in getting Poymtnta include Principal and Intarait, Inturanca Availabla KING INVESTMENT CO. (Mar Stttt fcrnilnf upervbiM AftmAer 4mirfcmi MuHrlel Bankm Atftath 300 W.

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Call 454-7440 583-5545 Special to The Courier-Journal DETROIT A 30-hour workweek, which has been predicted for America's future, will mean an increasing need for park and recreation space, Charlie Vettiner, director cf the Jefferson County park system, said here yesterday. Speaking at the convention of the National Association of Counties at Detroit's Cobo Hall, Vettiner said that 40 years ago the nation had a 70-hour workweek. "Now this week is 40 hours," Vettiner said. "The best authorities tell us that when the constructive power of the atom is properly exploited, this 40-hour workweek may be cut to 30 hours." Vettiner said this prediction means that "leisure time is our problem and it must be used wisely in parks and recreation centers." The parks director urged the nation's counties to plan now for the future demand of park space. WTMT 620 r- MHeurs WSM 650 NBC Ntwi on Hour i.ii BraH-Cbs WLW 700 NBC Nsws on 30 Cincinnati 14 hours WAKY 790 News at WHAS 840 ABC Nsws at sSS 10:40 p.m.

Louisville Downs Race WFIA 900 y.Kyr5 5 a.m.-IJ midnlsht WAVE 970 NBC Nsws en Hour, :30 WKLO 1080 Nawsat'-a WINN 1 240 CBS NewsHou? WREY 1290 New Albany WLOU 1350 WiVSi WXVW 1450 MBSN.wV.TiS J.H.r.onvllH WHEL 1570 N.w.nHo: Now Albeny WNAS-FM 88.1 Now Albeny WFPL-FAA 89.3 IrtX WFPK-FM 91.9 "nVS: WHAS-FM 97.5 WKLO-FM 99.7 1 VSiVJi WLRS-FM 102.3 'iVST WSTM-FM 103.1 WSAC-FM 105.5 Fort Knox WKRX-FM 106.9 hours cases 10 courr. nas Deen cut irom eight months to two or three months. But he hopes the next General Assembly will create two additional criminal court divisions for Jefferson County. He said he and the other Jefferson criminal judge, Frank A. Ropke, put of their summer vacations so as not to keep people in jail all summer because of an overcrowded docket.

Judge Pound attributed the crowded docket to an increase in crime. Butchertown Group Opposes Tavern License Stab Wounds in Chest Fatal to Louisville Man Melvin D. Cromety, 24, of 719 E. Kentucky, was dead on arrival at 10:15 last night at General Hospital with stab wounds in the chest. Police said the stabbing occurred in Republicans Fail to Kill LBJ's Broadcasting Plan WASHINGTON (AP)-The House Commerce Committee rejected yesterday a Republican move to kill President Johnson's proposal for a public broadcasting corporation to establish noncommercial radio and television networks.

By a vote of 18-13 along straight party lines, it refused to eliminate the corporation proposal, which has already been approved by the Senate. Cromety's second-floor apartment and that a suspect was being questioned by homicide detectives. Cromety was employed at the Ford Motor Co. plant. Neighborhood residents plan to oppose an appeal for a new liquor license for Dutch's Tavern, 1437 Story.

The tavern's liquor license expired June 30, and the city alcoholic beverage administrator refused to grant a new one. Estill Grigsby, the tavern proprietor, has appealed to the state Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Board. A hearing has been set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the ABC offices in Frankfort, and a delegation of neighborhood residents plans to attend. Edward Carle, president of Butcher-town, a neighborhood-restoration group, said yesterday he understands that "well over 300" persons have signed petitions opposing issuance of a new license to the tavern.

Carle said the petitions began circulating after a fatal shooting at the tavern June 25. Alfred B. Tindal, 38, of 102 N. Adams, a bartender, was charged with murder in the death of Leonard L. Wisdom, 28, of 654 Edith Road.

Two other men were arrested in connection with the shooting. REPLACE Storm Window Glass Any Size Any Place HILL-DIXIE Auto Glass Auto Seat Covers Corner of 18th and Hill 778-6654 Jeffersonville Boy, 12, Killed In Ohio River Boat Accident FLOWERS SHOULD BE IN YOUR OWN YARD 5 your HOME 10 An VcenterJ Term To 30 Yeori Low Closing Costs Competitive Rales -Let Us Help You Own the Home You Want WE BUY 1ST and 2ND MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE TOP DOLLARS PAID ALSO BUY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS IN KENTUCKY AND INDIANA 6.Year-01cl Drowns Boy While River Wading 111 and the George Rogers Clark Little Baseball League. He is survived also by a brother and his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph G. Osborn, Jeffersonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Risinger, Shively, Ky. The body was taken to the Coots Funeral Home, where the funeral will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday. Burial will be in Walnut Ridge Cemetery. Boat Mishap Kills 17 MANILA (AP) Seventeen passengers drowned, 10 were missing and scores injured when a motorboat capsized in rough seas in the Central Philippines, the Philippine News Service reported last night. A 12-year-old Jeffersonville boy was killed in a boating accident about 4:30 p.m. yesterday in the Ohio River at the foot of Pearl Street Clark County Coroner Edwin M.

Coots Jr. said the boy, Lynn R. Risinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Risinger, 1513 Clairview Drive, Jeffersonville, fell out of a small boat and under an out-board-engine propeller.

Cools said the boy's skull was fractured by the propeller. The boy was alone in the boat His father, who is associated with the Osborn Service Garage, a boat-sales-and-repair firm at Pearl and West Riverside, tried to save the boy but was too late. The boat belonged to the firm. The boy was a pupil at EaMlawn School and a member of the Cub Scouts CHEATER LOUISVILLE FEHST FEDERAL CASH PAID FOR All TYPES REAL ESTATE A 6-year-old boy drowned yesterday afternoon while wading in the Ohio River at 27th Street. He was Roy Kent DeBerry, son of anu Mrs.

Roy DeBerry, who are staying at 2404 Montgomery. Police said the boy slipped in swift water as he tried to catch a sock that had fallen into the river. Five other boys were with him. Several fishermen tried unsuccessfully to rescue the hoy, police said. The Coast Guard was unable to recover the body.

SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION tONVlNltNT lOCArtONS TO SIKVC YOU Call 583-6011 saia the passengers, apparently all Filipinos, were on the way home from a village feast. The accident occurred Tuesday. Saturday 771-2425 Nights: 458-2101.