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2 THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1967 Bill Ladd's TV Almanac Today's Television Programs Discussion Programs Set 9:00 Channel 3: Morning Show, color The Carousels choral group featured today. 6:30 ABC-32: The Time Tunnel, color An enemy agent plants a nuclear bomb in the tunnel complex in Through Time." 7:00 Channel 3: Channel 3 Presents Ask Your Doctor about Arthritis, color Drs. William Peak, David Neustadt, Morgan Colbert and Frank Lehn answer phonedin questions. 7:30 NBC-3: Tarzan, color Julie Harris plays a missionary with a legal order to take Jai from Tarzan.

7:30 CBS11: Hogan's Heroes, color Hogan hides a German defector in Stalag 13 and convinces the commandant that he is Der Fuehrer in the shows would be new the night they were seen in Louisville and that anyone who said he had seen them and "the lieutenant did it" were not telling the truth. So endeth "The Fugitive." Almanac Endeth Also So endeth this Almanac, too. My retirement date arrived yesterday. By the time you read this I shall be turning over in bed and settling back for that extra hour of sleep. You can start asking questions of Jim Doussard, and I hope he has better luck in answering them than I have had through the past 18 or 19 years! It has been fun and let's keep in touch.

If WAVE-TV WHAS-TV WLKY-TV 3 11 32 1:40 Howdy, Ntlnhbon 7:05 Summw Stmstr Today an Firm 7:35 CBS Mornlna Nwt 7-1 Tody (color) Capttln Kinit.ro 9 Morninf Show (color) T-Sar-V Rinch Marv Orlffln Shaw DiaNni lor Dollin :55 Nlwl (color) 1 Pananallty Andy-Maybtrrv (rerun) Morv OrlHIn Show 1 II (color) Hollywood squares Dick Van Dykt (rarun) Tht Family Cam (color) 'I UJtopardv (color) Leva of Lift (color) Everybody 'a Talklni Lova of Dfi Mows Eva Guns (color) Surer Tomorrow (color) Oonm Road (rtnin) Guam MiUNaws Culdlns) Lliht (color) i. Dr. Klldar (rtrun) Candid Camtra (rarun) ThaPuiltlva (rarun) 1 7 Dlallnifor Dallars it, Al tha World Turn (color! 1Day el Our Llvas Fku 1 fM. Sm! (color) NowlywKl Cam (color) Tna Doctors (color) Houta arty preamoirl I color) "(calor-rarun) 1:55 Woman' Nws 2Anathar World (color) Tt Tell tn Truth (color) Gentral Hospital Truth; Nws You Dont Say (color) Th (Eda of Night Dark Shadows 3 Match Gama (color) Th Sacral Storm Darlni Gama (Color) Concentration (color) Btverly HIMblllias (rarun) Oattlln: Hollywood (color) Child's Doctor 4 Channel 1 Movias Maverick (rarun) Mlk Douolas Show "(color) II Channel 1 Movies Popeyo's Cartoon Circus Mike Douglas Show Huckleberry Hound CBS News (color) Metro News; Weather (color-rerun) Sporti; Business News 6" Weather News focus: Newt ABC News (color) News; Sports (color) Wea. jr; Snort NBC News (color) Arthur Smith (color) Tim Tunnel (color-rerun) a Channel Presents Bobby Lord (color) TimaTunnel (color-rerun) Tari'aMeolor-rarun) Hosan; Heroes Malibu U.

(color) (color-rerun) 8Tanan (color-rerun) Friday Night Mevia (color) Rango (color-rerun) Man from U.N.C.L.E. "''f Phyllli i Dinar Show (color-rerun) (color-rerun) 9" Man from U.N.CL.E. Friday Night Movie (color) The Avengers (color-rerun) (color-rarun) T.H.E. Cat (color-rerun) JJ 4 A Laredo (color-rerun) Perry Mason (rerun) Commercial III" You Asked tor It I Joey Bishop (color) a a a News (color) News Metro Reports News Weather; Sports Weathen Swrls Weather: Sports Tonight Show (color) Th Late Show Joey Bishop (color) Sigh Oft 1 A.M. Sign Oft Midnight Debbie Reynolds, Tony Curtis The Rat Race, CBS-U at 8 p.m.

ini I 'T' i-VBl am i WLM Channel Chuckles and now a comedian who I'm sure youll all recognize by his jokes from the way it was reported to have ended "when shown in California." For the last time, I have the word of the producers that these two episodes had never been shown publicly anywhere before they were seen on the air here. Quinn Martin, the executive producer, warned us all before the broadcasts that there were many rumors that the episodes had been seen and many people were circulating stories about the ending. He warned that the rumors were false, august fur sale MOW EX PROGRESS luxurious fur fashions at substantial savings; coats, capes, jackets, stolesl YUOOFSKY furriers 709 S. 4th St. Heyburn Bldg.

ylllP I. I ajaaaw 7:30 ABC-32: Malibu color Dionne Warwick, Peter and Gordon, The Breed, Marvin Gaye and Sandy Posey join Rick Nelson's singing seminar. 8:00 ABC-32: Rango, color Rango scares off bandits using a jail cell to tunnel through the assay office next door. 8:30 NBC-3: The Man from U.N.C.L.E., color Shelley Berman plays a mad film director determined to bomb Las Vegas for the final reel of his movie about sin. Channel 15: NET Playhouse The Victorians "Sweet Lavender" by Arthur Wing Pinero the story of a gentle girl in love with a young man already engaged to someone else.

9:00 ABC-32: The Avengers, color Mrs. Peel visits the home of a bridge expert and finds her-elf in a mysterious game in "The Joker." 9:30 NBC-3: T.H.E. Cat, color Mark Richman and Linda Cristal in "Moment of Truth" mysterious attempts on the life of a crippled Spanish matador are traced to a beautiful flamenco dancer, 10:00 NBC-3: Laredo, color The Rangers are ordered to evict an old aristocratic family from land purchased by the railroad. 10:30 ABC-32: The Joey Bishop Show, color Jane Russell, Sammy Davis, Robert Horton and folksinger Janis Ian. FRIDAY ON CHANNEL 15 (A-Adutt YA-Young Adult Ch-Children) What's Now (Ch) 8:30 NET Playhouse: The Victorians Swt Lavndr (A-YA) 9:30 Spectrum (A-YA) rerun beautiful French spy tries to persaude the Delaware Indians to fight on the side of the French.

8:00 CBS-11: Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds, Kay Medford, Jack Oakie and Don Rickles in "The Rat Race," 1960 A young jazz musician from Milwaukee tries to make a career for himself in New York. (Color) 11:30 Channel 11: Frances Dee, Tom Conway and James Ellison in "I Walked With a Zombie," 1943 A nurse takes care of a zombie patient on a remote West Indian island. 11:30 NBC-3: The Tonight Show, color Miss Indiana (Mary Lynn Haglund) and five other Miss America contestants and comedian Ron Carey. TODAY'S MOVIES ON TV 4:00 Channel 3: Jon Hall, Mary Castle, James Seay and John Ridgley in "When the Redskins Rode," 1951 In 1753 a TV Review Radio Air-Pollution Show An Excellent Roundup Mil When you open a tavingi account or add to your present account $250.00 or mora. Sunbeam Electric Alarm or Kitchen Wall Clock, 6-Transistor Radio, Cannon Towel Set, tady't or Man's Billfold, Scripto Vu-Lighter, Man's Watch with Metal Band or one of Several Fuller Brush products.

Many others available at our office. "Because of technology we are close to the point of being able to do anything we want. We can't do everything, though. We must decide how to usa our resources and whether we use them to build or to destroy." So said Ben Flynn In announcing a series of CBS programs around which millions of Americans are expected to build a nationwide discussion of national priorities through discussions of atomic energy, the artificial creation of life and other possibilities facing us in the future. The programs will be produced by the National Council of Churches and CBS television and will be seen in four telecasts in November on the Sunday morning series, "Look Up and Live." The general title is "Choice: The Imperative of Tomorrow." Following each telecast thousands of small groups in churches, colleges and private homes will discuss the material.

An over-all "feedback" program is planned for shortly after the first of the -year. Flynn will be producer of the series. The Rev. R. H.

Edwin Espy, general secretary of the Council of Churches, said the project had been undertaken "in the conviction that informed, concerned and thoughtful citizens can change the world." Local stations are expected to film reaction to the programs in the areas. ''Look Up and Live" is telecast at 9:30 on Sunday mornings, which seems a strange time to telecast a series of programs in which religious groups will participate. Among the more than 25 national groups which will take part are the National Federation of Catholic College Students, the National Council of Catholic Women and the National Council of Christians and Jews. Churches affiliated with the National Council of Churches are, of course, involved. Channel 32 Going to Color When Channel 32 moves to its new building on Mellwood Avenue in mid-October the station will have full color studio capability.

At that time its local programs, including news, weather and sports, will go to full color. Joan Gets Fire Boots Remember when Joan Byers, WAVE news photographer, got her feet singed covering a gasoline-truck fire? She was trying for a close shot and stepped in gasoline which caught fire. It wasn't serious, but she limped around. The other day the Pleasure Ridge Volunteer Fire Department presented her with a pair of boots and made her an honorary member. This will entitle Joan to get out and collect funds for the Crusade for Children this year, if she can get time off from her work on Channel 3 to help an effort on Channel 11! End 'Fugitive' Rumors I am still getting letters asking why "The Fugitive" ended differently here Last of Brazil's Quints Dies JAOA PESOA, Brazil (UPD The surviving four males of a quintuple birth last week have died despite efforts of medical teams to save them, doctors said yesterday.

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to 7 P.M. NO DEALERS 1 i ABC and Channel 32 did an excellent roundup of the air-pollution problem last night in an hour color documentary appropriately entitled "Take a Deep Deadly Breath." Peter Jennings narrated the program, but film crews had been from coast to coast looking at the smog in many places. Case histories were given in the small city of Vienna, W. Va. The citizens are well-organized to protect their air from pollution by chemical plants.

Another segment was given to the effort of Los Angeles women to do something about the well-publicized trouble there. In each case serious work was shown, but also in each case the smog seemed to grow worse each year. Medical evidence was presented to show that air pollution is a menace to Shoplifting Charge Ends in Hung Jury For Second Time Trial of a woman accused of shoplifting in the Kroger Co. store at Highland and Baxter last Sept 19 ended in a hung jury for the 6econd time Wednesday in Criminal Court Miss Gracie Bishop, 66, of 1625 Ell-wood, was accused of shoplifting a 40-cent bag of nuts. She testified that she had bought the nuts earlier during the day, and that she had returned to the store to do some shopping for an elderly neighbor.

She said that she was going to return the nuts because they were damaged, but that she had forgotten to take them out of her purse when she paid for her other items at the check-out lane. The jury deliberated 18 minutes before foreman O. E. Barmore reported to Judge Frank A. Ropke that a decision could not be reached.

The vote was 11 to 1 for acquittal. Miss Bishop had asked for a jury trial at her Police Court hearing the day after her arrest Her first trial ended in a hung jury in May. No decision was made Wednesday as to whether another trial would be held. llth-IIour Offer The union had threatened the midnight walkout, when the current contracts expired, However, an NBC spokesman reported last night union negotiators had said there would be no strike while they considered the latest offer. A NABET official in New York said lhat the networks' latest offer was "way below" the union request.

The Columbia Broadcasting System is not affected because CBS technicians are members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Engineers. Most network personalities are members of the American Federation of Radio and Television Artists (AFTRA), which has voted to support a NABET walkout The current top maximum for NABET health, increases pulmonary and heart ailments. It was demonstrated that exposure to carbon monoxide on a New York street would in time affect the judgment of persons exposed to it, such as policemen. The 10 cities with the greatest pollution problems were listed. New York heads the list with Boston, Newark, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, St.

Louis and Los Angeles included. Despite the huge amount of publicity about what certain cities have been doing to control air pollution, it was discouraging to see Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and St. Louis still in the top 10. Nor was the program itself any more optimistic. The various industries quoted said they were working with all possible speed to solve the problem.

Jennings, however, said the citizens in several areas realized that their children would probably have to finish the job. Smog in color looks even more deadly than in black and white. Last night you could almost taste it BUI Ladd ETV Net Bids Total $5 MUlion FRANKFORT (AP) Apparent low bids on equipment for Kentucky's educational television network total $5,231,791. The bidding was divided into five packages, with Radio Corp. of America low on two; General Electric Co.

low on two, and Ampex Corp. low on one. The equipment includes towers for 12 transmitter sites, television film projectors, studio facilities, video tape recorders and a mobile van and demonstration vehicle. Construction already is under way on the studio center at Lexington and work on the transmitter sites will begin shortly. State revenue bonds totaling $8,560,000 for construction of the TV network were sold Wednesday.

Federal grants will provide $2,140,080. Most of the system is expected to be in operation by September, 1968. technicians is $218 a week. The union is seeking a $255 maximum. "The money is not a prime issue in these talks," a NABET spokesman in New York insisted.

"We want a 72-hour notice of a change in work schedules. Being called out at all hours to cover things like the Newark riot builds up an almost unbelievable tension. We're being killed off." A 13-day AFTRA strike in April disrupted programming at all three radio and television networks. The NABET walkout would mainly affect workers in New Y'ork, Washington, Chicago, Hollywood and San Francisco. A NABET strike would not affect many pre-filmed shows but it could knock live broadcasts off the air or force management personnel in front of the microphones and cameras again.

Benita Hume In London for Treatment LONDON (AP) Benita Hume, wife of actor George Sanders, arrived in London on a stretcher yesterday for medical treatment She came by jetliner from Los Angeles. Mrs. Sanders, a native of Britain, was accompanied by her husband and her daughter by her marriage to the late Ronald Colman, Sanders said his wife had been ill for "a very long time." Union Considers CURRENT DIVIDEND HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9 to 5 Saturday 9 to Noon FREE! 1000 Family Trading Stamps with purchase of side of beef. 125 I 60 FREE stamps just for stopping by No Purchase Necessary! 300 ib Beef Side Plus 2 Hog Totals 405 lbs. all meat only on 6 mos.

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