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Humphrey, Sen Eugene J. McCarthy and Sen. George S. McGovem. The debate, which the networks taped in installments and then sent by motorcycle couriers to their control points in the International Amphitheater, was a thoroughly civilized and often good-humored exchange.

The appearance of the three major candidates for the Democratic nomination truly afforded a viewer an opportunity to compare the men and their opinions. Unruhacieved what the networks alone have been unable to do: Persuade the candidates' to speak to the same points at the same time. THE DEBATE removed any lingering doubts of their value in helping a viewer to reach an assessment of litical contestants. The ground rules were simple opening statements, an opportunity for questions to specific members of the trio, a chance for a reply to each other's remarks and closing summations. Unruh was able to arrange 'this debate because the three major candidates want to collect the 174 votes of the California delegations.

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28, 1968 Chicago The television networks complaint that their convention coverage would be hobbled by strikes and other limitations were not evident on the home screen. By means of peripheral cameras staged above the camera floor, both NBC and CBS were able to zero in on their full quotas of floor reporters during a Monday session that began as torturous tedium and built to chaos and demonstrations over the seating of rival Georgia delegations so at times, the networks were trying to cover three stories at once, all within the convention hall. TWO LADIES put the confusion and undertone of gloom at the convention into prompt focus on the home screen. Aretha Franklin sang what to many ears, notably those of a thoroughly rattled orchestra, was the first soul version of "The Star-Spangled musically, the generation gap was never so wide. Shirley MacLaine, the actress, spoke a few words which, on TV, carried more personal impact than all the tapes and pictures of Mayor Richard J.

Daley's armored columns, barbed wire and temporary fences shielding delegates from the. sight of ugly ghettos. To gain entrance to the amphitheater to participate in democracy, she said simply, her pocketbook was first thoroughly searched. Once again, ABC outdrew each of its rivals in the early popularity ratings by offering entertainment from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., when nothing was happening in Chicago. If experience from the Republican convention is a guide, this lead will subside as the Chicago convention nears its nominating climax.

19:30 p.m. (10) Arizona Delegation Reports: Jack Murphy heads this KOOL news team reporting on the caucases of the caucases of the Arizona Democratic Delegation (c). 10:30 p.m. (12) Tonight: Bob Newhart will fill in Tor Johnny Carson (c). 10:40 p.m.

(10) Perry Mason: An unknown person has left Mason with a baby. TV Movies: 'Billy Liar' Looms Large 2 p.m. (5) "Edge of 1955; Hugo Haas, Jhn Vosper: An embarassingly bad attempt at "silent film" pathos fails in the hands of Haas, who wrote, directed and stars in this. 7 p.m. (5) "Destination 1950; John Archer, Warner Anderson: Imaginative special effects (c).

8 p.m. (3) "Bus 1956; Marilyn Monroe, Don Murray: This is probably one of Miss Monre's best perfrmances (c). 8 p.m. (21) "80,000 1963; Claire Bloom, Richard Johnson: A city is caught up in a frightening killer epidemic. 10 p.m.

(5) "Stop, You're Killing 1953; Broderick Crawford, Claire Trevor: A remake of a gangster-comedy yarn which starred Edward G. Robinson. REPUBLIC RAVE: .10 p.m. (21) "Billy 1963; Tom Courtnay, Julie Christie: An exceptional motion picture about a young clerk in an undertakers office who escapes into his own unrestricted world of fantasy to relieve the painfully monotonous pattern of his life. 11:40 p.m.

(10) "The Return of Frank 1940; Gene Tierney, Henry Fonda: Jesse's brother sets ut to get the Ford boys in this interesting tale. 12:10 a.m. (12) "The Young 1952; Gina Lolld-brigida, Ermanno Randi: Story the early life of the great opera tenor. The Democratic Convention will air at the following times today: 4:30 to 8 p.m. (10); 4:30 to 10 p.m.

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The frescoes will be (alron first Naur Vnrlr than to Amsterdam and London. 2 BIG LOCATIONS W. INDIAN SCHOOL RD. AT 28TH AVE. 1815 EAST APACHE TEMPE Technicians peeled the Irecoes off the walls of xhorciici.acd by hand after the floods..