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Dogs of Tanzania in TV documentary ALL EDITIONS N-6 The Arlzpna RepuMIc i Phoenix, Jan. 21, 1973 Schedule of video programs in Valley 5 and are more feared than the lion, who will move In once the dogs pull down their quarry." Hugo would like to continue the wild dog study, using student observers if grants were forthcoming. But he doubts this will occur, since wild dogs are not terribly high on the interest charts of scientific-minded foundations. Time is also a factor, as civilization encroaches upon the Serengeti Plains, van Lawick said, "Ten years ago you might see two cars a day; now it's up to 5." (C.W.) tail Intact said the show was based on her husband's research for their recent book, "Innocent Killers," on the world of hyenas, jackals and wild dogs. Following the wild dog pack was interesting for her in that it demonstrated how early man survived on the plains, and gave some idea of what (10) (12) Channel Channel 5 Channel 10 Channel 12 Channel 21 KTVK-ABC KPHO KOOlrCBS KTAR-NBC KPAZ SUNDAY, JAN.

21 00 (10) (12) 30 (10) (12) 00 3) Face the State Hockey U.S. Navy K. Kuhlman Where Jobs Are Aunt Beka Directions Baptist Church Ninos Contentos Patterns Issues Answers Movie Blue Ridge NBA Basketball Este Eres Tu Patterns Get It On Tarzan Tucson Open Film George Klrby Revival Fires Kreskin Pro Bowl Thy Kingdom Lassie Primus The Logos Daktari Colt .45 Religious Special Bible Fellowship 10:30 3) 5) (10) (21) 11:00 3) (5) (10) (21) 11:30 3) (10) (21) 12:00 3) 5) (21) 12:30 5) (10) (12) (21) 1:00 5) (21) 1:30 5) (10) (21) 2:00 5) (12) (21) 2:30 3) 5) (12) (21) friers' X.T Jane Goodall and her son, Grub, have as a pet a wild dog from one of the packs that roam Africa. Her special, "The Wild Dogs," is on Ch. 3 tomorrow at 7 p.m.

emu- he had to contend with in those days. An animal beha-viorist who believes we can learn from the chimp particularly in the formative years of childhood Dr. Goodall does not go this far In the case of canines, saying, "I personally don't like to relate dogs to humans." IN RESEARCHING "Innocent Killers," the van Law-icks spent seven months scouring the plains for the right dog pack. After finishing the book, Hugo suggested making the film study, photographing the pack on its hunting runs from a Land Rover, then moving in closer as the dogs tamed down, for an examination of the canine matriarchy and den life. "A wild dog's stamina Is incredible," van Lawick said.

"The pack will run steadily for 3 miles chasing prey, then will give up if not successful to rest and play before taking off again. Wild dogs have no real enemies on the plains except for hyenas Insight Herald of Truth The Answer This Is the Life Puf Stuf Gospel Hour Archie Gardening Jackson Five Globetrotters Agriculture Curiosity Shop Oral Roberts Lamp Unto Feet The Story Day of Discovery Look Up Town Hall Bullwinkle Rex Humbard Camera Three Carousel Make a Wish Face the Nation The Truth Mass for Shut-Ins King Features Syndicate HOLLYWOOD Jane Goodall, who helped initiate television's fascination for animal shows back in 1962 with her Geographic Society film on chimpanzees of Tanzania, returns to the medium for a study of "The Wild Dogs" tomorrow night on Channel 3 at 7, in a documentary called "Jane Goodall and the World of Animal Behavior." Dogs racing along in a pack at 30 miles per hour on the Serengeti Plains of Tanzania, chasing their moving dinner, may not possess the charm of Jane's jungle chimps, but they offer telling drama while Dr. Goodall's husband, photo-grapher Baron Hugo van Lawick, captures a heartrending sequence of once friendly matriarchs battling over their pups. THE TUG OF WAR over baby Solo, the only survivor in raids on mother Angel's litter by a powerhouse female called Havoc, becomes a stunning and puzzling account of animal behavior. The dominant matriarch, Havoc, drags off Angel's last pup to her own den.

Instead of lighting back in desperation over his kidnaping, mother Angel performs submissive moves before Havoc, and is allowed to hang around while baby Solo manages to withstand maulings by pups in his new home. Neither Baron nor Baroness van Lawick can completely explain this unusual canine episode. Further studies will be required. In town to record the documentary narration after teaching a course on Primate Behavior at Stanford University during the fall quarter, Dr. Goodall "the shy Marine," serene and fetching, her familiar pony 5) (10) (12) 7:30 3) (10) (12) 8:00 3) 5) (10) (12) 8:30 5) (10) (12) 9:00 (.3) 5) (10) (12) 8:30 3) (10) 10:00 3) (5) Today's video movies 'SJNPIMI 9 ZHCQ-' 11:30 a.m.

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Production on "You'll Never See Me Again," a suspense drama being filmed for ABC-TV's "Movie of the Week" series, began in Hollywood. David Hartman, Ralph Meeker, Joseph Campanella and Jane Wyatt star in the 90 -minute feature. 3:00 5) Wrestling 3:30 3) Editorials (12) High Speed (21) Akron Baptist 4:00 3) Movie 5) Roller Derby (12) Arizona '73 4:30 (12) News (21) Charisma 5:00 5) Thriller (10) Nat'l Geographic (12) Bill Cosby (21) Dimensions 5:30 (12) Circus (21) Prophecies 6:00 3) Lawrence Welk 5) Star Trek (10) News (12) Bobby Goldsboro 6:30 (10) Dick Van Dyke (12) Disney (21) The Promise 7:00 3) F.B.I. 5) Adventurer (10) MASH (21) ABC Forum 7:30 5) Jonathan Winters (10) Hollywood Squares (12) Mystery Movie 8:00 3) Movie 5) Wild Kingdom (10) Mannix (21) The Story 8:30 5) Untamed World (21) Patterns 9:00 5) Dr. Kildare (10) Special (12) Peyton Place (21) Eternity 9:30 5) Doctor in House (12) Mancini (21) Billy Hargls 10:00 (10) (12) News 5) Evil Touch (21) Blackwood Family 10:15 3) News 10:30 3) Movie 5) Movie (10) Dragnet (12) Tonight (21) Streams 11:00 (10) Bracken's World Tense moment Kathy Glass, Mho portrays Allison MacKenzie on the daytime drama, "Return to Peyton Place," will be seen in a special one-time-only nighttime version, tonight at 9 o'clock on Channel 12.

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