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lill Sunday, Dee. It, 1962 20-C The Arizona, Republic What's On The Channels Sunday Program Loir Among The Best Shows On Video 10:30 a.m. (5) This Is the Life. 11:30 a.m. (5) The Christophers.

11:30 a.m. (12) Frontiers of Faith. 11:45 a.m. (5) Sacred Heart Program. Noon (5) Religious Town Hall.

1 jillliiiil Sf rt Thief." Don't ask us to unravel the plot, but Paul Reed has a fat part in this one so it's well above Toody and Mul-doon think Captain Block is a kleptomaniac, which launches a whole wave of thefts and counter thefts. 7 p.m. (3) Sunday Night Movie. "Moby Dick." Starring Gregory Peck, Richard Base-hart, Leo Genn and Orson Welles. A rerun, but nonetheless worthy of mention is this stirring 1956 adaptation of the classic Herman Melville novel.

7 p.m. (12) Bonanza. "The Decision." Recommended highly to anyone who may have missed any of the week's medical shows. Hoss is hurt and may die of internal bleeding. His only chance an immediate operation.

The only doctor sentenced to hang for murder that very day! DeForest Kelley gives by far the most interesting performance as the medical man with the complicated existence. Surgery marches on. (Color) 9 p.m. (3) Voice of Firestone. Patrice Munsel and Howard Keel take over the operatic arias tonight, as well as some of the popular mold, and Melissa Hayden and Jacques D'Amboise, two of New York City Ballet Company's mainstays, do a "Pas de Deux" from Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite." CULVER'S Christmas Gifts RADIOS I IN Classics Popular 3:30 5) Science Theater (10) College Bowl 4:00 5) It's Wallace? (10) Twentieth Century (12) Meet the Press 4:30 3) You Asked For It (10) Password (12) McKeever the Colonel 4:45 5) Learn to Draw 5:00 3) Editorials USA 5) Counseling Guidance (10) Lassie (12) Ensign O'Toole 5:30 3) Winston Churchill 5) People Are Funny (10) Dennis the Menace (12) Walt Disney 6:00 3) Father Knows Best 5) News, Weather, Sports (10) Ed Sullivan 6:.

'to 3) The Jetsons 5) Arizona Round Table (12) Car 54, Where Are You? 7:00 3) Sunday Night Movie 5) Californians (10) The Real McCoys (12) Bonanza 7:30 5) Highway Patrol (10) True Theater 8:00 5) Adventure (10) Candid.Camera (12) Show of the Week 8:30 5) Desilu Playhouse JULIU Religion 8 a.m. (10) Lamp Unto My Feet. 8:30 a.m. (10) Look Up and Live. 8:30 a.m.

(12) The Story. 9 a.m. (3) Oral Roberts. 9:30 a.m. (3) The Open Book.

10 a.m. (5) Mass for Shut-Ins. Children's 4646 II. Central OPEN THURSDAY 9-9 THE 5 VJK ir, For RECORDS Shewtunes Abbe Lane Sullivan Show Guest KTVK-ABC KPHO kool-cbs KTAR-NBC channel 3 channel channel 10 channel 12 SUNDAY, DEC. 16 MORNING 1:00 (10) Lamp Unto My Feet 8:30 (10) Look Up Live (12) The Story 9:00 3) Roberts (10) Camera 3 (12) Big Picture 1:30 3) Open Book (10) Sunday Playhouse (12) La Tardeada 10:00 3) Big Picture 5) Shut-in Mass (10) The Christophers 10:30 3) Dan Smoot 5) This is the Life (10) Washington Report (12) ASU Presents 10:45 3) Builders Showcase 11:00 3) Question Arizona 5) Big Picture (10) Eye on the World (12) Touchdown '62 11:30 3) Meet the Professor 5) Christophers (10) Inside Sports (12) Frontiers of Faith 11:45 5) Sacred Heart (10) Football Kickoff AFTERNOON 12:00 3) Directions '63 5) Religious Town Hall (10) Pro Football (12) 3 Stooges 12:30 3) Editor's Choice 5) World at Large 1:00 3) Issues and Answers (12) Movie 1:30 3) AFL Football 5) Crisis 2:00 5) Movie 2:30 (12) NBC News 3:00 (10) Amateur Hour (12) Thread of Life I Make, ft a Muivcal CWGaai Be Informed i get the musical magic the magnificent TRUE STEREO HIGH FIDELITY Only Magnavox attains the spectacular dimension of stereophonic ahd the tonal purity of high fidelity.

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"Operation: Gaslight." A new ensign fresh from Annapolis is bad enough, but a completely officious one is worse. Making it completely frustrating for the ship's officers and crew is the fact the opinionated lad has a father who is very important in naval affairs. But Ensign O'Toole invents a disease that has the ensign worrying more about his health than his duties. 6 p.m. (10) Ed Sullivan.

The lineup tonight leads off with Xavier Cugat and his orchestra Abbe Lane Hugh Lambert Dancers, Liberace River," "Mack the Knife," and more), Barbara Streisand Coloring Book," and more), and assorted novelties like the famous European clown, Linon, and other circus acts. 6:30 p.m. (12) Car 54. "Stop customary fashion. Genetics is subject, and this exploration is worth your attention.

(Color) 4 p.m. (10) Twentieth Century. "Army of the Damned." A fascinating account of a little known story of World War II. Primarily, it concerns Russian General Vlasov, hero of the battle of Moscow, who was captured by the Nazis and wanted to lead an army of Russian prisoners against his former master. It's a true drama, complete with beginning, middle and end, and will keep you on the edge of your seat.

The general was not pro-Nazi, but anti-Stalin. 9:30 p.m. (3) Howard K. Smith H. V.

Kaltenborn, Raymond Swing, and Edward R. Murrow look back at their early careers in radio and join Smith for some portents of the future of the journalistic of the air. Movies On Television DAY 1 (12) "The Company She Keeps," with Liz Scott and Dennis O'Keefe. 2 (5) "Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder," with Frankie Laine. NIGHT 7 (3) Richard "Moby Dick," with Basehart and Orson Wells.

10:25 (12) "So Proudly We Hail," with Claudette Colbert and Paulette Goddard. 10:45 (5) "God Is My Partner," with Walter Brennan and Marion Ross. FIRST KISS HOLLYWOOD Jacqueline Beer, the Paris-born beauty who has been unkissed in three years on the Warner Bros. "77 Sunset Strip" series, gets her first on-camera buss from Van Williams in "The Tarnished Idol" segment in which she is featured. few ft NOW YOUR RECORDS CAN LAST A LIFETIME Because the exclusive MICROMATIC player eliminate! discernible record and stylus wear, the diamond stylus is guaranteed for 10 years.

TEMPE Communist China-powerhouse or paper giant? This is the query to be discussed on "An Economic Detective Story," an hour-long presentation Monday on KAET-TV, Channel 8, Arizona State University's educational television station. The program at 10 p.m.. repeated Thursday at 9 p.m., blends documentary sequences with some revealing opinions from a group of experts. Host-moderator Edward Radenzel, foreign editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, will piece together an accurate picture of Communist China's current economic status. Radenzel is joined by Dr.

Yuan-Li Wu, professor of business at the University of San Francisco; Dr. William W. Hol-lister, research associate at the University of California, and Francis P. Hoeber, a member of the Stanford Research Institute's Defense Analysis Center. For three decades a world-famed star of the Vienna and Metropolitan Operas, Lotte Leh-mann reviews the role of her major operatic debut, Elsa, from Wagner's "Lohengrin," on "Lotte Lehmann Master Class," which debuts Tuesday at 6:30 OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS Mon.

thru Fri. 9:00 A.M. 9:00 P.M. Saturdays 9-6 9 a.m. (10) Camera Three, "Theater on Film." Director Sidney Lumet continues his dis- cussion on tne proDiems involved in adapting a stage play to the screen.

This morning, John Gassner, of Yale University's Playwrighting and Dramatic Literature Department, and film consultant Peretz Johnnes join Lumet for an analysis of his handling of the film, "Long Day's Journey into Night." Of special interest to the student nf the theater and motion pictures. 1 p.m. (3) Issues and Answers. Sen. W.

Stuart Symington, chairman of the Foreign Relations Subcommittee on India, is interviewed by ABC correspondents. 2:30 p.m. (12) This Is NBC News. Top report is the story of the newspaper strike in New York City, and the effect it's had on the man-in-the-street, and the business of the city in particular. Such features of the city as the theaters, department stores, are explored, and so are TV's attempts at filling the momentous gap.

Also, there's a report from Saigon on an ironic fact about the war in South Viet Nam, and a piece on children in a mountain village of Japan. 3 p.m. (12) Science Series "The Thread of Life." (Repeat) Interesting hour. If you want to know exactly how many of your faults can be blamed on your parents, this show will explain as much about the secrets of heredity as is possible within an hour. For the most part, the technical data is dispensed with simplicity in this series' Five Russian Classics To Be Presented An insight into the character of the Russian people as seen through the eyes of some of Russia's great writers will be presented in "Russians: Self-Impressions," a special full-hour public affairs broadcast on the CBS Television Network to be scheduled in a prime evening time period early next year, it was announced by Richard S.

Salant, president of CBS News. A distinguished cast headed by Kim Hunter, Jo Van Fleet, Sam Wanamaker, Joseph Bul-off, George Voskevec, Sorrell Booke, Peter Donat and Lester Rawlins will perform dramatized excerpts from five Russian classics adapted for television by Richard Siemanowski, producer of the broadcast. The five works include Anton Chekhov's play "The Cherry Nicolai Gogol's short story "The Overcoat," and the following novels: "The Brothers Karamazov" by Fyodor Dostoievsky, "Fathers and Sons" by Ivan Turgenev and "Doctor Zhivago" by the late Boris Pasternak, the only contemporary work represented. Host of the broadcast is Ernest J. Simmons, author of several studies of Russian literary figures, including the recently published biography, "Chekhov." He was formerly chairman of the Slavic Languages Department at Columbia University and professor of Russian literature at Columbia's Russian Institute.

"Russians: Self-Impressions" will be directed by Joseph K. Chomyn with Lee Hayes as associate producer. Original music composed especially for the broadcast by George Kelinsing-er will be performed by the CBS Concert Orchestra under the direction of Alfredo Anton-ini. The same group also collaborated with Siemanowski in the production of the highly-acclaimed Public Affairs Department broadcasts, "Americans: A Portrait in Verses," presented last summer and the notable production of "John Brown's Body," a dramatized reading of Stephen Vincent Benet's Pulitzer Prize-winning poem originally broadcast on the network last winter and re-broadcast June 21. (10) Whats My Line 9:00 3) The Voice of Firestone (10) Across the 7 Seas (12) Perspective 9:30 3) Howard K.

Smith 5) Danger Man (10) The Story Of 10:00 3) Great Music 5) News, Weather, Sporti (10) News (12) News, Weather, Sports 10:15 (10) CBS News 10:30 5) Changing Times (10) Third Man (12) Movie 10:45 5) Movie (10) Wire Service 11:00 3) Biography 11:30 3) Dan Smoot p.m. She has conducted her famous master classes for the past 12 years in Santa Barbara, Calif. Dr. Jack Weinberg, assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Illinois, looks at the retired person's mental adjustments to his new status on "Time For Living," Tuesday at 8 p.m. The ways air cleanses itself of poisonous substances including radioactivity is studied on "Challenge," Thursday at 8 p.m.

The viruses which attack bacteria and the "copy errors" responsible for mutation are described on "Virus," Wednesday at 8 p.m. Prejudices against minority groups of the 1900s are illustrated on "Turn of the Century," Wednesday at 10 p.m. An artist commissioned to paint Christmas concludes that, like love, it cannot be bought, either on a campus or in a store, in "The Christmas Painting," Friday at 8:30 p.m. KAET Station Manager Shel Siegel matches wits with a computer in a game of blackjack in a special ASU production Friday at 9 p.m. How a computer simplified the managing of the ASU card section at football games also is described.

The society's adaption to a new way of life is used to demonstrate the nature of research in cultural anthropology. THURSDAY 8 p.m. (8) Challenge. "Tracing Air-Borne Radioactivity." An examination of atmospheric fallout and methods now being used to determine and study such fallout. 9 p.m.

(8) Special: Communist China: Powerhouse or Pa- (per Giant. "An Economic Detective Story." This program will blend documentary sequences with some revealing opinions from a group of experts. Host-moderator Edward Radenzel will try to piece together an accurate report on Communist China's current economic status. FRIDAY 8:30 p.m. (8) The Christmas Painting.

"Christmas in Carolers." This is the story of an artist who is commissioned to paint Christmas. He tries to find Christmas in carolers, in Santa Claus and Children, but he concludes that Christmas, like love cannot be bought either on a a canvas or in a store. 9 p.m. (8) Special: Arizona State University Presents Hour. "Man vs.

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Through Friday. 1:30 a.m. (10) College of the Air. Through Friday. 10:30 and 11:15 a.m.

(5) Es-panol Para Los Ninos. Through Friday in two 15-minute segments. 10:45 a.m. (5) Introduction to Literature. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

a.m. (5) The Living World. Through Friday. .8 p.m. (8) Beginning "Ralph Ulveling, Librarian." Ralph Ulveling, director of the Detroit Public Library since 1941, believes that more people now want more meaningful reading than ever before.

TUESDAY 10:45 a.m. (5) Fabrics Today. Tuesday and Thursday. 8 p.m. (8) Time for Living.

"Mental Attitudes and Retirement." Attitudes toward coming retirement vary considerably from person to person. Dr. Jack Weinberg looks at the retired person's mental adjustments to his new status. WEDNESDAY 10 p.m. (8) Turn of the Century.

"The Melting Pot." This program tells the story of American immigration and stresses prejudices against the new minority groups of the "10:45 p.m. (8) Horizons of Science. "Margaret Mead New Lives for Old." Margaret Mead gives us the story of striking change in a 25 year period by the Manus people of the Admiralty Islands in New Guinea. 3. 9 if IJ (J) MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE.