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CiTY fiHS Phoenix, March 21, 172 Channel Channel chuckles ByBtlKeane Television schedules for the Valley (12) Wow 1:00 I) Marcus Welby 8) Merv Griffin (10) Cannon (12) Nichols (21) The Gap 10:00 3) (10) (12) News 1:00 2) News 5) Gilligan'i Island (12) News (21) Zoo Review 1:30 3) (12) News 5) Andy Griffith (10) Walter Cronkite (21) TBA 1:99 2) Petticoat Junction 5) Dick Van Dyke (19) (12) News (21) Travel (12) Somerset 2:30 2) Homemakers (10) Lucy (12) Our Lives Anything You Can Do (10) Mike Douglas (12) Concentration (21) Spanish 2:39 3) Mayberry R.F.D. 5) The Ministers (12) Flying Nun (21) Spanish Wild Wild West 5) Wallace and Ladmo (10) David Frost (12) Daniel Boone (21) Jim Tammy DIRECT FACTORY PURCHASER" (V- -n I in" i HI IU (diofl. meos.) 1 COLOR fi(lJLii I 9" iSls ysar J) Jt )) -L WTOUTI I I I Tiph PI ft' TT--Lid 1:00 MOVIE "Private Affairs of 11 Ami" 3:00 Spanish Drama 4:00 Jim A Tommy 1:00 Now Zoo Review 7:00 Christian CeMtelleg George Shilling 7:30 Christian la Action 1:10 Pott ton for Livlna, Tko Gop "Your Family Sfafion" WORTH WATCHING ON a 'fir' 1:00 NIWS II FIVE O'CLOCK REPORT NIC NIGHTLY NIWS NIWS 11 SIX O'CLOCK REPORT 4:30 I DREAM OF JEANNII 7:00 MISS PICKERELl 1:00 WOW JAMES GAINER AS NICHOLS 10:00 RAT THOMPSON NEWS 10:30 THE TONIGHT SHOW 12:00 NEWS FINAL 12:11 MOVII 12 "Tho Aecuied" KTVK-TYj Si ETVK-ABC KPHO KOOICBS KTAIt-NBC KPAZ Channel I Channel I Channel II Channel 12 Channel 21 Black and White Programs (Others In Color) TUESDAY, MARCH 21 1:15 (10) Meditation 5.20 (10) Farm and Ranch 5:30 (10) Sunrise Semester 1:00 (10) News (12) Today Show (12) R.F.D..12 1:30 (12) Today 7:00 (10) Cap. Kangaroo (12) Today 7:25 (12) News 7:30 3) Cartoons (12) Today 7:55 5) Paul Harvey 8:00 3) Financial 5) Spotlight on Hornet (10) Phoenix Show (12) Arizona Today 8:15 5) Community Comer 8:30 3) Jack LaLanne 5) Healthful Living (10) My Three Sons 1:00 3) News 5) Ladmo (10) Family Affair (12) Sale of Century 1:30 3) Bewitched 5) Movie Game (10) Love of Life (12) Hollywood Squares 10:00 3) Password 5) Movie (10) Where Heart Is (12) Jeopardy 10:25 (10) News 10:30 3) Split-Second (10) Search (12) Who, What, When 10:55 (12) News 11:00 3) All My Children (10) News (12) Dinah's Place 11:30 3) Make a Deal (10) World Turns (12) Three on a Match 12:00 3) Newlyweds 5) Phoenix Mid-Day (10) SpIendorM Thing (12) Romper Room 12:30 3) Dating Game (10) Guiding Light (12) Doctors 1:00 3) General Hospital (10) Secret Storm (12) Another World (21) Movie 1:20 5) Sewing 1:39 3) One Lire to Live 5) It's Your Bet (10) Edge of Night (12) Famous Trials 2:00 3) Love, American Style 5) Movie (10) Gomer Pyle i. FRED THOMPSON Ylll VISION 1 4 nEO Open DoiTy IO-fi, Sat.

10-6 "I'm worried that's NO write-In votes for Archie Bunker." Blonde actress Miss Maxiccll found dead at 49 BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) Actress Marilyn Maxwell was found dead in her home yesterday of what authorities said apparently was a heart attack. She was 49. A police spokesman said Miss Maxwell's physician had been treating the blonde entertainer for high blood pressure and pulmonary disease. The spokesman said Miss Maxwell's body was found by her 15-year-oM son, Matthew, when he came home from school.

She and her son had lived alone in their duplex home since her 19G0 divorce from producer Jerry Davis. Miss Maxwell, who began her career as a singer with the Buddy Rogers and Ted Weems orchestras, was a film and television actress whose screen credits Included "Champion," "Du Barry Was a Lady," "Lemon Drop Kid" and "East of Sumatra." She appeared on the Bob Hope Show and the George Gobel Show on television. After an early career as a dancer and singer, she joined the Pasadena Playhouse and made her screen debut with Robert Taylor in "Stand By for Action" in 1942. Miss Maxwell, born inCla-rinda, Iowa, was married previously to actor John Conte and restaurateur Andy Mclntyre. lu.

TEMPE-MAIN STORE 1352 E.Apichs Blvd. Ph. 968-3411 Opon Sunday 1 2-5 1IME.CAMELBACK Phono 264-1141 Opon Sunday 12-S Cloiod Thvridoy 33rdAVE.IIND.SCH. Phono 2IMSI4 Hiydin Plan Wnt Opoit Sunday 12-S CUP1TI1 rViATHIS BIG3NEWS! i At 87, he wajfun-lovinjr bachelor until a teenager said, "I think The Arizona 10:24 J) Dkl Ovt S) (10) Movi (12) Tonight 11:00 (10) Movie 12:00 3) (12) Newi 12:15 (12) Movie 12:30 S) Paul (10) News Mar- the sun- Com Out Today THERE'S A Joth-FRED THOMPSON STO NEAR YOU i i 2823LMeD0WEl 1 OpoitSundoy 12-S 685SS. CENTRAL Phono 211-4001 Foothills Center i Closed Sunday CURTIS eta of Delight, loin their son and guest stars Dom Deluiso, Jerry Reed and Anno Murray on tonight's thow.

1:00 HAWAII FIVE-O Vic Morrow guett it art at an Island touritt who, after being mugged and hotpitelitod, becomes the object of McGerrett's sutpicions when ho refuses to press charges. 0:00 CANNON Kim Hunter portreyt tho widow of Frank Cannon's qood friend, killed while investigating a mining persons cete. She re-searches tho caia for Cannon and comes up with leeds Into her husband's murder. 10:00 KOOL NEWSDAVI NICHOLS Meteorologist Joo Dougherty with weather, Bill Denney with iporti. 10:30 CIS LATE MOVIE- "Kenner" Tho story of an American seafarer, who comes to Bombay India, on a mission of venqenet to track down man who murdered his pert-ner.

Jim Brown, Medlyn Rhuo and Robert Cooto star. 12:30 KOOL LATE NEWS DAVE NICHOLS 5 the you're my father, starring; Bill Bixby, Diane Baker. 7:30 PM 1:30 3) Mod Squad 5) News (10) Tell the Truth (12) I Dream of Jeannie 7:00 5) Movie (10) Glen Campbell (12) Miss Pickerell (21) Religious 7:30 3) Movie (21) Patterns for Living 9:00 (10) HawaU Five-0 1:00 SPOTLIGHT ON HOMES 1:1 COMMUNITY CORNER 0:10 COLLEGE CLASSES 1:00 LADMO SHOW 9:30 MOVII GAMI 10:00 MORNING MOVIE "IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING" 12:00 PHOENIX AT MID-DAY Homomokinq, News, Guests with Tom Sher-leek. Rita Devenport 1:20 LUCILLI RIVERS-FASHIONS IN SEWINQ) 1:30 IT'S YOUR in Hott, LvU Weqqoner 2:00 MOVII MATINEI "SPECIAL AGENT" 3:30 THE MUNSTERS 4:00 WALLACE ft LADMO 1:00 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 1:30 ANDY GRIFFITH 4:00 DICK VAN DYKE 4:30 IN PERSON NEWS Tom Skorlock, News Director Richard Widmarlt Dona Andrews "THE FROGMEN" Advonturo-Dreme OOlAC'rYlMWrl) 9:00 MERV GRIFFIN 10:30 MOViniMIMOVIfg Jeffrey Hunter tart in "SERGEANT RUTLEDGE" Western-Drama 1:11 MEDITATION 1:20 FARM AND RANCH 1:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER 0:00 CIS MORNING NEWS JOHN HART 7:00 CAPTAIN KANGAROO Today! tho Captain (ingorpalnh clown. Tomorrow! Dr.

Joyco 8rothort oncouraqoi Mr. Mooio not to faar making a miitako and to havo prido of accomplishment. 0:00 THE PHOENIX SHOW Today: Robert Delay (direct mell), Phx. Art Museum Homo Tour, and Sonny Sixkiller (Hoard Museum). Tomorrow) George Schilling, Tom Ward, and Coola Kaufman.

0:30 MY 3 SONS Robbie facet Inspection by iteely-oyed members of hit fiancee't family. :00 FAMILY AFFAIR A child psychologist meket tome suggestions. 0:30 LOVE OF LIFE 10:00 WHERI THI HIART IS 10:21 CIS MID-MORNING NEWS DOUGLAS EDWARDS 10:30 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 11:00 KOOL NEWS TOM THOMPSON TO mm highlights 7 p.m. (10) Glen Campbell: Glen's parents join their son and guest stars Dom DeLulse, Jerry Reed and Anne Murray. 7 p.m.

(12) Miss Pickeretl: Fran Allison stars as a slightly eccentric lady who engages in many extraordinary adventures with her pet cow, Elsie. 7:30 p.m. (S) Forsyte Saga: "Dinner" at Swithin's" Soames' marriage fails to the extent that Irene won't let him touch her. A dinner party bring: the unhappy wife together with architect Philip Bosinney, who is courting June Forsyte, Jo's daughter by his first marriage. I p.m.

(12) WOW: Ken Berry hosts a musical variety special combining contemporary entainment with nostalgic comedy. 8:30 p.m. (8) The Advocates: A debate on "busing." 1 p.m. (5) Merv Griffin: Show business couples are featured with guests Totie Fields and husband, George Johnston; Jean Stapleton and husband; and Jack Klugman and wife. TV MOVIES 10 a.m.

(SI "It Happens Ev-ery starring Ray Milland and Jean Peters. 2 p.m. (S) "Special with William Eythe and Laura Elliott. 7 p.m. (S) "The stars Richard Widmark and Dana Andrews.

7:30 p.m. (3) "Congratulations, It's A starring Bill Bixby, Diane Baker and Jack Albertson. 10:30 p.m. (S) "Sergeant Jeffrey Hunter, Constance Towers and Woody Strode star. 10:30 p.m.

(10) "Keener" starring Jim Brown. 12:15 a.m. (12) "The Douglas Fairbanks Jr. stars. Chess lourney dales scheduled AMSTERDAM (UP I) -The International Chess Federation announced yesterday that technical details have been settled for the world championship match between Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and challenger Bobby Fischer of the United States.

The agreement was worked out in weekend negotiations among representatives of the chess federations of the Soviet Union, the United States, Yugoslavia and Iceland, and personal representatives of the two 1 a the announcement said. The federation said the rules agreed on were: The match will consist of a maximum 24 games. Spassky, as defending champion, must score 12 match points to retain the title. Fischer must score 12.5 points to win. Whoever reaches the assigned total first is the victor.

Total prize money will be $138,500, of which the winner receives 62.5 per cent and the loser 37.5 per cent In case of a 12-12 final result, each player receives (69,250. The first 12 games will be played in the Yugoslavian capital of Belgrade, the opening match being scheduled for June 22. The next day is reserved for continuing an adjourned game. The second half of the tournament will be played in Reykjavik, Iceland. KAET-TV Educational TV, NET () Black White Programs (Others in Color) 8:00 Hatha Yoga 8:30 Motivating Children to Learn 9:00 How Do Your Children Grow? 9:30 Electric Company 10:00 Sesame Street 11:00 Electric Company 11:30 MIsterogers Neighborhood 12:00 Hodgepodge Lodge 12:30 Antiques 1:00 Hatha Yoga 1:30 Book Beat 2:00 What Did You Learn in School Today? 3:30 First Person 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Misterogers 5:30 AV 502 6:00 Hodgepodge Lodge 1:30 Electric Company 7:00 Love Tennis 7:30 Forsythe Saga 8:30 The Advocates 0:30 Black Journal 10:00 Soul 11:00 Gap's Generation 10:30 DICK CAVJTT Dihann Carroll, Richard Kiley This is ih? place fob 3 HI UMiflGns cycttemm So imott aim TELL THE TRUTH with GARY MOORE 6:30 PM THE SOFTNESS CONTROL ON THE BUTTER DISH SHOULD NOT INTEREST YOU.

If you are looking around for a music system In the $200 price rings you can either go to an audio specialist (like us), or to a large home appliance center or department store. Fearing that at an audio specialty store you won't be able to buy anything tor the amount of money you have to spend, you may well go first to talk to the nice man who sold you your refrigerator. Following him past the air conditioners, alt-ln-one-stereo-theatres, and freezers, you come to ths corner devoted to sterso equipment "Here's a nice one," he says pointing at a few nameless boxes. "Marked down from $400 to $200 just this week. Buy It.

You'll like It. If there Is any problem, Just ship it back to the factory." 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1.30 2:00 2:30 1:00 4:00 1:30 4:00 0:30 7:00 AS THI WORLD TURNS SPLENDORED THING GUIDING LIGHT SECRET STORM EDGE OF NIGHT GOMER PYLE Carol Burnett guest stars as a Marine corporel who misinterprets Gomer's excitement over hit date with Lou-Ann Poovie. LUCY SHOW "Lucy and Viv play Softball." MIKE DOUGLAS Shirley lettey It this week's co-hoitets, with Huqh O'Brien, and Barbara Ruth at quests. DAVID FROST Today's show is "All About Attrology" and featuret: Linda Goodmen, Sybil Leek and Profettor Owen Rechleff. CBS EVENING NEWS WALTER CRONKITI KOOL NEWSBILL CLOSE Meteorologist Joe Dougherty with weather, Bill Denney with ports.

TO TELL THE TRUTH A girl who teved five year old boy from drowning and "Mr. Universe." GLEN CAMPBELL SHOW Glen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Was Campbell In low-price equipment. Each component In our two hundred dollar system has proved Its value and reliability In a series of tests on our service bench; each component Is guaranteed by our service department for five yearsparfs, and three years labor.

The receiver Is made by Sony. There are controls for balance, loudness, volume, bass, and treble. There Is a speaker selector switch. It doesn't have the power to shatter goblets but It reproduces music with a clarity that Is hard to llnd in an inexpensive receiver. The speakers are mads by Wald, and are of an acoustic-sealed design.

There Is a 8" woofer and a 2 tweeter. The bass Is firm and clean, without any Jukebox boomlness. The record changer we are recommending is made by Garrard, long known for quality automatic turntables. It can be operated either manually or automatically; there Is a convenient cueing control. It comes complete with cartridge, base, end dustcover.

The system price Is $200, which Is $22 less than the price at which we would sell the components to you separately. It is a great starter system; it will get you into quality stereo music, at a price which will leave you some money to buy records with, Coma talk to us about It. We're specialists, but v. we don't bite. You may.

Thank you. We a Audio Specialists have an alternative: our $200 SonyGarrardWald system. Our experience as specialists in listening to, and carefully evaluating good stereo equipment gives us the ability to carefully choose the best values rHVi KOOL-TVI PHOENIXI FRI. TIL 9:00 P.M. SUNDAY BY APPT.

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