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show-business personalities ate two of the guests in Interview from GTV-9 at ,10.49 p.m. on October. 8: The other guest is US. vocalist Leslie Vggams; U.S. shows Enough CHMAt' CjlOdobef 3W.

1 I TV compere Ari-Llnkletter, who owns property at WaihingloirlirT av. western Australia, is leading a group Esperance of American businessmen on an Investment tour of Australia. Rooney, who is appearing In a Sydney floor show, will come to Melbourne thismontlvto PACIFIC star acme xivou aiwuuv. Manila to last channels six months The! American TV product staple diet for many Australian viewers, especially of the commercial channels is unlikely jo be reduced appreciably in the near future by the failure to date of negotiators to come to an agree menl on prices to be paid for new season shows. Saigon Ar Kuala, yfiWv JV.

LEN he said, would Meihauine- eeneral manager of jp Wellington Ddober I9th-20th have a better idea of what they were buying, apart from the price. ATV-0, who was one of i the ideleaatlon reore' In the meantime, the re American show business paper "Variety," commenting recently on the "Australian boycott of the U.S. product," said that it believed a settlement would be reached along these lines: "The Aussies will lose In their camcaien for their port from New York which quoted Mr. John McCarthy, president of the U.S. Television Programme Itinerary sentlng Australian TV interests that visited the VS.

In June to put the Australian case, confirmed this week this period. Known details of Mr. Johnson's itinerary are: SIX Asian nations are so 'far included on the Presi Exporters Association, to sought-after price ceilings; that while the dead lock continued, chan say: "We refuse to sell our shows at the prices the Australians have offered," is not regarded here as the nels had sufficient cro last wora. grammlng material to last another six to eight Australians do not Want dential tour of Asia, although not all dates have been confirmed. Dates are firm for Mr.

Johnson's national visits prior to the Manila conference, ending on October 25. However, there is a gap of six days between, the end of the conference and his scheduled arrival in Malaysia on October 31. His visit to Thailand will come In NEW ZEALAND October 19-20 AUSTRALIA October 20-22. PHILIPPINES October 24-25. THAILAND No date set.

MALAYSIA October 30-31. SOUTH KOREA October Nov. 2. montns. to pay more -than $1500 (American) for a half-hour me xanKs won get tne price boosts they have been getting in past years; the compromise being prices along prevailing lines before the boycott took "Broadcasting and Television," trade Journal of the Australian broadcasting industry, on the other hand, believes the -present Cont.

pogs 3 He said channels televis ing in the four major cities 31- show, $3000 (American) for an hour, and $10,000 for a feature, properties negotiated with all four-cities Australian rights. wouia iook at cne position again next month, after the new shows had gone to air in America. Local i i i ne Dig circulation STOP PRESS brass Sunday showing ior, Boys in band contest Tongan castaways High flying stowaway A 14-YEAR-OLD V.I.P. stepped off an 727 airliner at 7.50 at the Melbourne Airport last night. re-enactment for TV by the six Tongan castaways of their ordeal on Ata Island will, be'shown from HSV-7 at a Sunday peak viewing time.

Yallourn workers to meet A mass meeting of SEC wor-ers the Latrob Valley has celled fcr MTr'y at Yallourn. SEC shop rewards at Yallourn the men ng lv n'g'it ti the wagss anJ 'w? Earlier report, Page. 3. tne Australian yacnt just, are an expert: swimmers, va heard from AlVat 4.30 October The competition has attracted an unusual number of young'com-petltors. including a few girls, who are members of bands.

Tinners of the four heats so far: St. John's Ambulance Brigade Band, The- Melbourne 'and Metropolitan Tramways Band, Kew Citizens' Band, and the Dandenong RSL and Citeens1 Band. These four brass bands, will again per- form In the first two heats of the second round, starting from November 6. and helped ferry equix- Mr. Keith Cairns, manager of HSV-TTwho trlalist and yachtsman Mr.

promised this, could not treier give the exact date at the Boys, most of them in their early teens, who make up the St. Vincent de Paul's Band, will compete this week against the -Victorian ways Institute Band in the ABCs Brass Band com-: petition. The bands will be Bv arraneement with Mr. time oi going to press, Warner, whose company being tne feature was stiu Drerjared in Svdnev. Electronic industries is sponsor of the forthcoming TV presentation, a film a was ww ie 't 7 I- ber 18 and time 9.30 Try.

Tonffans all He was regarded as a "very important person" by his worried mother, airport officials and three policewomen. The passenger, Gary Bennett, of Regent, was on the return leg of a stowaway originally plan team. from, atn-7 (Sydney) new' to Nukualofa the antenna! trying to get near the boy, Brett kept on climbing out of his reach. The pair climbed the top of the antenna where Schofleld managed to take hold of the boy and bring him back to ground. During the climb the two policemen held a large blanket at the bottom of the antenna.

and there obtained per agers were marooned on the island for 13 months. mission to re-create the story with the boys on the They were rescued three weeks ago by the orew of CLASSIFIED INDEX P. 20 ueaerwru isiunu. Their survival story already is regarded an one Hopes guests return The latest Bob Hope Show to be presented HSV-7 at 70 pjn. on Tuesday, October 11, ieatures return appearances by comedienne Phyllis Diller, Broadway and 'Hollywood dancer-" actress Carol Lawrence and actor James of the great classic stories ox me sea.

The TV team comnrisine ned for unsDane, Dut, cut short by a hostess in Sydney. Gary, a form one student at Preston High School, stowed away on the 727 1.30 p.m. flight to Sydney i Last night a -company said the boy walked past the 'plane host ureg ui sua jonn IMPORTANT NEWS FOR AUSTRALIAN MUSIC LOVERS! EKGEL APPOINTED AUSTRfiLIAII CISTRUTOSS nemoua and tne Tongan boys had to swim the last 20 yards to shore because of fear that the boat might be smashed on the rock In the heavy seas. The operation, was -madi. MfliAr hv ess ana sac in one oi FOR: in seven vacant seats the -former castaways who COZOISSEUD andJnUVOX! Stretches Include one in The eomoletii which Hope portrays Sid-ley Bloater an "accumu nuim from two of the United Kingdom 1 most famous i will soon be avaUable In all Aicel Stereo-Centree.

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'plane. "When he was asked to produce his ticket, he just shrugged his shoulders and said his mother was handling it," the spokesman said. Gary left the plane in Sydney and then tried to board a second plane for Brisbane, using the same technique. But an air hostess asked him to take her to his mother so that she could check his ticket. When Gary admitted that he was trying to stow away to get to Brisbane, airport officials took him off the plane and contacted his mother and Melbourne police.

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would be a conference in which, I hope, we get practical discussions on the current problems." afternoon. The boy, Brett Smith, 2, climbed up an 80-foot television antenna In the side yard of his parents' home at 2 p.m. A neighbor, Mr. Jack Schofleld. 27.

saw the child October 24 and 25 have now been set as firm dates for the conference. Mr. Holt sal yesterday he intended to stay in Australia until President Johnson had left for Manila, late on October 22. The President will be flying to Manila in his own aircraft. Mr.

Holt plans to travel on a commercial flight, but some members of his official party may fly in a chartered W' II climbing the antenna and began to climb up after LP's mm. I pfor Japan- rMiy In 12 Inquiry 13 luest ..14 16 24-26 VRESf lord 18 I. 2 17 bes 16 18 te 16-10 y.ES: 81 Index 20 ..14 ..14 .,18 I Ships 14 iher Two policemen, Senior Constable Ian Daniel, and First Constable Graeme Fishman, were also called In airuner. At his press briefing icy THREE -CAMERAS IN ONE to heln. said IK But Brett did not want set in sei culdllnes nad Deen t.n noma down the acenda for'- the seven' As Mr.

Schofleld climbed the State Governments concerned, and all "State" Premiers will probably be Invited to the Parliamentary reception for the President In Canberra. Mr. Holt said at first It appeared the President would visit Australia after the Manila conference. "But when the1 conference was postponed, I pointed out that in New Zealand and In Australia we would be getting near election campaigns," he said. "I thought that in the circumstances it would be preferable for the visit to take place before the conference." Mr.

Holt was asked whether the time of the visit would involve the President in Australian politics, because of the imminence of the election. Never closes The Prime Minister1 replied: "Well, the political season never closes in this country in my experience. "But there is no political motivation in this, it is a visit of goodwill. I think it illustrates the regard President Johnson has for Aus- "But you seem rather elated about it," a correspondent The Prime Minister smiled and replied: "Well, it's a historic visit and I am' glad to have played some part in having added this particular chapter to the Australian story. "And it will focus world attention on the interest the President has been displaying for some time in the problems of Asia." Mr.

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Wilkinson) The Prime Minister (Mr. Holt) will make his speech two days before Mr. Cal-well, on November 8. The election will be held on November 26. Gen- Power discussions at Manila.

But the political leaders taking part in the conference would decide the exact subject matter. The talks would cover: Action -already taken in promoting peace negotiations, and consideration of fresh initiatives which might be made; An examination of what could usefully be done In the way of reconstruction in South Vietnam, both while hostilities continued and after they ended; A review of the current military situation. Mr. Holt said- he would not like to see the talks extended much beyond these "Ihope for some positive results to come out of the conference," he said. "I don't- think we are looking for a conference which is really Just a first tentative step in some direc- Ve and tion of what it claims to be the world's biggest reference book a 263-volume catalogue of the museum's own collection of books.

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4. The catalogue lists about four million entries In the 500-page volumes and took six years to produce. tJis adventure over Gary Bennett is met 11 by policewomen as he leaves thejplane at Essendon airport last night. AAr-iteuiers. I.