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II ASBUIT PAIK IYIN1N8 P1ESS. Od. 17, 19M TV Answer Man NAVY RESERVISTS TEST OF YEARS 'Brigadoon' Kept Its THE WEATHER 1 am lepcrt Highest temjJrasure last 24 hours 73 at 130 m. Highest temperature this date 90 is 1931 Lowest temperature last 24 hours -4) at 1.30 a m. Lowest temperature this date 21 in 1937.

Humidity II per cent Barometer 29 Wind direction and velocity at tok was played by Eddie Calvert A recerdiBg was itsaed at the time af ti film's release. Is Nancy of the -Beverly Hillbillies" married to Robert Culp of "I If not are they any kin? O.L.B., Fulton, Tennessee. The qoettioa has beea aaswered recently aere, bat aeart repeating: they are at rtlatioa, as witaess the differ-eace ia spelling af their respective last aaraes. Lj LI: ZJ CITED FOR WORK Two mptoye, of th. U.S.

Army Satellite Communications (SATCOM) Agency, Ft. Monmouth, havt received Outstanding Performance Award certificaiet. They art (Itft) William T. Tobias, 15 Pal Drive, Wayiide, Ocean Townthip, and Samuel E. Findler 209 Hawthorne Neptune.

Mr. Tobias is director of Operations, Control and Evaluation Directorate. Mr. Findler is a communications specialist in tht Engineering Directoratt. GLOBE-TROTTING FIRST LADY TV Version Saturday night of the Allen Ler- ner Frederick Loewe musical seemed to be eiactly the same as the first production.

The music has withstood the test of the years four of the songs are standards, uenue lanusy never really goes out of style. Robert Goulet, as the young American hero, was In fine voice Sallv Ann Howes was actlv rieht as Fiona. And Thom as Carlisle, playing the bride- eroom. exhibited an excellent tenor. Seem Miscast There was nothing the mat ter with Marlyn Mason's voice, but she seemed too much of a sweet ingenue to play man-chas ing Meg.

Peter ram wno always seems to give a Dead End Kid quality to all his roles, was not exactly the ideal fellow to be lost in a misty legend of the Scottish highlands. But the production with lovely long shots of the valley and ancient village was beautiful. An exciting dance number, when a disappointed lover seeks to escape the village of Briga-doon and thus end the miracle that permits it to reappear briefly every 100 years, was a high point of the show. Edward Vilella, the soloist, is a -great dancer, but big. exciting dancing loses much of its impact when reduced to the size of the TV screen.

Superficial Portrait "Portrait of Van Cliburn," the second NBC Telephone Hour in its new format, proved to be a superficial examination of the Eianist's professional life, bro-en here and there with some of his music. We saw Cliburn working with young musicians, conducting an orchestra from the piano, preparing to perform in the White House, and playing in a recording studio. The artist narrated most of the show very urbanely and gracefully but revealing very little of himself. The camera work was ordi nary and the quality of the 8 Colorful Women Await Visits by Mrs. Johnson Charm in By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Televtsiee-Radia Writer NEW YORK "Brigadoon," almost 29 years after its first Broadway production, lost lk tie and in tome instances lined a bit in its faithful and delightful transition to the television screen.

ABC'S 90 minute adaptation Youth Dies Of Injuries In Car Crash JACKSOX TOWNSHIP Stephen Beauchemin, 14, of 7 Irish Drive, died yesterday at Jersey Shore Medical Center (Fitkin). Neptune, of injuries suffered last Moi.Iay in an auto accident He ras a passenger in a car driven by Ronald Abidin, 17, of 22 W. Virginia Ave. The car crashed into a guard rail on Route S26 at Jackson Mills Lake, Inj-xirg all six passengers. No charges have been made pending completion of the investigation.

Stephen, a sophomore at Jackson Senior High School, was president of the etudent council, and a member of the junior varsitv football team. He had been a star pitcher in the Hoi-brook Little League. Stephen was a communicant of St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church, Jackson Township. He was born in New Hyde Park, and had lived here three years.

He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Beauchemin; brother of Michael, and grandson of Mrs. Louisa Petrone, Naples, Italy, and Zepher Beauchemin, Fall River, Mass. The Glenn A.

De Bow Funeral Home, Jackson Township, is in charge of arrangements. Are you planning on an evening out? Read the entertainment pages of The Press to find places to go. 7 a m. today west at 7 h. Hignesi wuw veiucuy in 24 hours west-northwest at 20 m.p.h.

Rainfall .01 oi an men. Local Forecast Fair and cool today, fair and very cool tonight, fair and not so cool tomorrow. Temperatures, high today about 61, low to night about 45. high tomorrow about 65, Winds, west to northwest at 10 to 15 vari able at less than 10 h. tonight, and 10 to 15 h.

to morrow. Precipitation prooa-bility, 10 per cent through tomorrow. Outlook for Wednesday, fair and milder. rive-uay rorecati NEW YORK UB Extended Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania, southeastern New York, and Connecticut: Temperatures during the five-day period tomorrow through Saturday are expected to average near normal with daytime temperatures mostly in the 60s and nighttime from the low 40s in the north to near 50 in the south, cooi weather is expected tomorrow. becoming milder Wednesday and Thursday and cooler at the end of period.

Precipitation may total one-quarter to one-half of an inch in most sections, with showers likely about Thursday. Gear and Cool Skies were clear and temperatures nippy over most of the nation today. Showers and a few snow flurries persisted in some Great Lakes states, but winds were down from gale-force weekend levels. There were also a few showers along the Northwest Coast in the southern Plains, but skies were clear elsewhere. Cold air pushd temperatures down across the nation's midsection, with readings in the 30s taken as far south as Arkansas.

Early-morning temperatures ranged from 24 at Hibbing, to 78 at Key West, Fla. i NEW YORK UR-High end low temperatures in major cities in the United States yesterday were: Atlanta Buffalo Chicago Denver Detroit Duluth Fort Worth Miami Beach New Orleans New York City Philadelphia Phoenix Porttend, Me. St. Louis High Low 75 55 50 44 50 39 50 27 51 44 35 26 70 39 82 78 75 68 73 55 70 50 80 43 59 49 44 41 Call come and get the cash you want right now for all your Fall expenses! School needs, new clothes, left-over bills, you-name-it! You pick the you pick the payments at Beneficial where you get that BIG O.K. for cash fasff Mrs.

Johnson will also see a lot of an old friend, Mrs. Edward Clark, wife of the American ambassador to Australia and a Texan. Neighborly Call Set In the Philippines, the third stop, the Johnsons will be returning a neighborly call on President and Mrs. Ferdinand E. Marcos who visited and captivated (Washington only last month.

Dressed in butterfly sleeved ternos, the national Philippine costume, the lovely Imelda Marcos will be Lady Bird Johnson's knowledgeable guide and hostess. A statuesque 5 foot 7, Mrs. Marcos who was Miss Manila in 1954 will be pleased to show off, among other national treasures, her three children, Imelda 11, Ferdinand 7 and Irene 5. On to Thailand, it will be exchanging one beautiful young hostess for another. Queen Siri-kit.

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Mrs. Casisteo, New York Yta did. The tvc-tair rrnimrn, entitled -ScaJpteck," was ibtwi ta ABCi Sanday Night Msrvie fait twamer. "The Rails Raa West" was a revised, kcwT-totiK vfTsloa ased ta btaa-tjvrate Tave Irta Horse" series, AltaMKi killed as a msvie, Scalpisck vaa aot ibtwa ia Aeatm at the tine af Its apaearaaec TY. A few years ago a movie appeared called "East of Mombasa," stirring Donna Reed.

The Introduction featured a very brilliant tnimrjet solo. I'd like to know who played it and whether it's possible to buy a recording of it D.N., Farmersviile, Ohio. Tha movie is "Beyond Mombasa," and the trumpet cage." The Blue House is the 17-room presidential Dalace set in 59 acres of grounds and gar- aen. nas always been more interested in being a sounding board for her husband than in changing the decor of the of ficial residence. Married in 1951 The Korean first lady is the former Yook Yong-soo.

a school teacher who fell in love with Park when he was a voune lieutenant colonel and married him six months after the Korean War broke out in June 1950. They have three children. She is admired at home for wearing traditional Korean dress when she travels abroad with her husband, such as on their May 1965 trip to Washington. Mrs. Park's English at the moment doesn't eo much be yond greetings.

But language is no barrier to understanding between two women who believe in expending all their energy in support of their presidential hus bands. 'V t. Va Mercury believes a Man's Car should have taller, heftier, tougher ideas the stuff that better cars are made of. Apparently you agree. Our- (Vhowrcjonvejjjeea Merc Mercury, to find city brides for their backwoods sons.

(Color) 9:00 p.m. ch. 2, 10 the Man's Car, believes in being top cat 52 37 87 74 71 54 Sunrise to- DECLINE RESCUE MILWAUKEE. Wis. (JH Officers conducting a Na- val reserve exercise were interrupted by unexpected iruests from the Coast Guard.

The Coast Guard dispatched a patrol boat yesterday after residents along the Lake Michigan shore reported seeing distress flares being fired from the USS Portage. Coast Guard spokesmen said the Navy forgot to tell them the flares would be part of the training exercises. FILM FARE Aibury Park, Lyric, "Gift" 7:21, 1:31 Mavfair, "How to Steal a 2:11, 7:11, Paramount, "Sound of Ma sic," 2:30, 1:51 1:31 Atlantic Highlands, Atlantic, 7, II: M. "Dr. No." 1:45 Bricktown, Brick Plaza, "How to Steal a Million," 7: IS, 1:31 Eatontown, Community, "How to Steal a Million," 2:11, 7:11, 1:31 Freehold.

"The Naked Prey," 1:35. "Psycopatb," 7, 11:11 Hazlet, Plaza. "Gigi," 7:15, 1:31 Lakewood, Strand, "Fantastic Voyage," 2:51, 7:21, 1:21 Middletown, Town, "How to Steal a Million," 7:05, 1:31 Neptune City, "Seconds," 7, 10:45. "Visit to a Mnaii Planet," 1:45 Red Bank, Carlton, "Big Hand for the Little Lady," 2:11, 7:15, 1:20 Toms River, Community, "Fan tastic Voyage," 7:15. DRIVE IN THEATHERS Eatontown Drive-In, "Virginia Woolf," 7:10, 11:50.

"Summer Place," 1:40 Loew's 35 Drive In, Cartoon, 7:10. "How to Steal a Million," 7:17, 11:30. "Stage, coach," 1:30 Bandit Robs Motel WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP An armed bandit held up and robbed the Degrees Motel, Rte. 130, about 6 a.m. today.

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River, Rorp 13 Science MONKEES Davy's grandfather is coming for a visit, so Monkee business begins: The boys conspire to make Davy appear rich and successful. (Color) 7:30 p.m. ch. 2, 10 LUCY SHOW Lucy wins a dog-food contest and a trip to London. (Color) 8:30 p.m.

ch. 2, 10 RAT PATROL Troy is ordered to help an OSS agent plant a phony map inside a German command post. (Color) 8:30 p.m. ch. 7, 6 A3T OF FILM Stanley Kauffman discusses films shown at the recent film festival at Lincoln Center as well as the newly opened "The Bible" and "Any Wednesday' 8:30 p.m.

ch. 13 ANDY GRIFFITH A society-minded hillbilly couple arrive in Mayberry, hoping THE BIG VALLEY "The Martyr." Jarrod Barkley takes on the defense of an accused murderer who has innumerable strikes against him he's a feared and hated anarchist, a member of a clannish and frightened minority and the target of a vengeful mob. (Color) 10:00 p.m. ch. 7, 6 RUN FOR YOUR LIFE While waiting for gigolo Ramon De Vega at a plush Mexican resort, Paul meets two New York career girls out to bag a wealthy husband.

(Color) 10:00 p.m. ch. 4, 3 MOVIE "Elopement." (1951) After her graduation dance, a girl elopes with her psychology professor. Clifton Webb, Anne Francis and Charles ch. 2, 10 (EDITOR'S NOTE When President Johnson leaves today to tfsit six Far Eastern countries, his wife will be by his side.

How wil Lady Bird Johnson spend her time? Here's a look at the eight women who will figure most prominently in the First Lady's plans for the next 17 days.) On the other side of the world, waiting for Lady Bird Johnson, are a queen who sews her own clothes, a First Lady who won a beauty contest, a prime minister's wife who runs a dress shop. Five other women, not a wnit less colorful, are waiting, too. They all will be hostesses to the U.S. First Lady when she arrives with President Lyndon Johnson in six Far Eastern countries on a 17-day, mile journey that may turn out to be her most memorable adventure. She knows some of the wom en from their visits to Washington with their husbands, all heads of state.

Studies Countries She herself has visited the Philippines and Thailand. Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Malaysia will be new to her, although, with her customary thoroughness, she has studied up on countries, peoples, institutions, and statues. wnen Mrs. jonnson arrives in New Zealand on Oct, 19 she will have two hostesses: Lady Laura Fergusson, wife of the Queen's representative, Gov. Gen.

Sir Bernard ergusson, and Norma Holyoake, wife of Prime Minister Keith J. Holyoake. While the American First Lady is staying at the governor general's home, Lady Fergus-son will be her hostess. Mrs. Holyoake is expected to entertain her at a luncheon.

If conversation lags at lunch, the women can always discuss their children (Mrs. Holyoake has three daughters and two farmer sons) or sheep and cattle raising, which was the prime minister's occupation be fore entering politics ana which any Texan knows a 1 1 about. Trip Scheduled Although Mrs. Johnsorf schedule will keep her by the President's side throughout much of the 25-hour New Zea land visit, she is expected to accompany the prime minister's wife on a trip through scenic areas and beautifying projects in Wellington, the cap ital. When the presidential party reaches Australia, the second stop, the i a is to let Mrs.

Johnson see and be seen. Her assistant press secretary, Mar-ta Ross, has been ia Canberra, Australia's national capital, for some days preparing for the visit Mrs. Ross said that the First Lady was also looking forward to seeing Melbourne, where the President spent several weeks during World War II. "Mrs. Johnson is sentimental, and Melbourne's association with the President's war service attracts her," explained Mrs.

Ross, who added: "She won't be having a press conference in Australia. She be-lieves she is best covered by her deeds rather than her words." To Renew Friendship When Lady Bird Johnson greets the prime minister's wife, Mrs. Harold E. Holt, it will be renewing a friendship begun when the Holts visited Washington. Zara Holt is a plump, cay, warmhearted woman who opened her first dress shop in MeiDourne at is ana now con ducts one of Australia's leading tasnion nouses in ner spare time.

Mother of three married sons. she, like Mrs. Johnson, is a de voted companion to her hus band. The Holts travel together, play tennis and water ski to gether. When they aren't discussing how wonderful their husbands are, the two first ladies can compare mutual enthusiasms for interior decorating and landscape gardening.

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State Dinner Slated Official Thai functions will Include a state dinner at the palace. Undoubtedly the Queen will give Mrs. Johnson a private tour of the Chitralada palace the royal family's official residenceand modestly point out which paintings hanging on its walls were executed by herself or her husband, King Bhumibol Adulyadej. It's unlikely that the indefatigable Mrs. Johnson will leave Bangkok without visiting its picturesque bazaars.

Or looking in on some hospitals, orphanages, and nursing homes. The Queen may accompany her; it hasn't yet been decided. In contrast with the sophisti cated, world-traveled- Sirikit are the two tiny housewives who will be hostesses to tne presidential pair in Malaysia. One is Queen zanar ana uie other is the prime minister's wife. Puan Sharifah Roziah.

Remain in Background Both women were reared in strict, old-fashioned Malay tradition. They try to stay in the background during official functions; when they do converse with foreign visitors its through interpreters. Mrs. Johnson, though, will probably make firm friends of the two women. All three have a great interest in social welfare work and Mrs.

Johnson's schedule for her 24-hour visit to Kuala Lumpur will likely revolve around various charities and institutions including a tuberculosis sanitarium, a children's home and an institution for the blind. Queen Zahara still cooks and sews her own clothes despite her husband's assumption of the throne last April. She is 36, has been married 22 years and has four sons and six daughters. In spite of her retiring nature she has to keep up a busy round of official visits and banquets. She has also taken up one of the King's favorite hobbies, fishing.

"She's not a good fisherman, but a keen one," the King once told a newsman. Rnns Household Puan Sharifah, wife of Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, also cooks, sews on the same sewing machine she had 20 years ago and runs their rambling hilltop residence, although a large staff is at hand. She's 50, 4 foot 10, and has two adopted children. She she says, rather stay home with the children and keep herself "as inconspicuous as possible." When Mrs. Johnson reaches Seoul on the last leg of the trip she'll renew acquaintance with a first lady who is also a doer.

Mrs. Chung Hee Park, 40-year-old wife of South Korea's president, devotes much time to welfare work for working women and the underprivileged. She'll be sure to show these projects to Mrs. Johnson. When she became first lady in late 1963 Mrs.

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9-J1 p.m. THIS WEEK ATTHEMET NEW YORK The fourth week of the Metropolitan Opera's subscription series will feature the premiere at 8 p.m. Thursday of Gounod's "Faust" with Mirella Freni, Marcia Baldwin, Shirley Love, Gianni Raimondi, Giorgio Toz-zi, Sherrill Milnes and Russell Christopher. Georges Pretre will conduct for the performance which was staged by Bodo Igess with choreography by Flemming Flindt. The week's other offerings are: Strauss' "Die Frau ohne Schatten" today, Verdi's "Rig-oletto" tomorrow.

"Mozart's "Don Giovanni" Wednesday. Verdi's "La Traviata" Friday, Ponchielli's "La Giocon-da" Saturday afternoon at 2, and Mozart's "Don Giovanni" Saturday night All evening performances begin at 8, with the exception of Saturday's whirh is a benefit for Yeshiva University and starts at 8:30 p.m. Wieland Wagner. Opera Producer MUNICH, Germany Wieland Wagner, who revolutionized the staging of his grandfather's operas, died in the Munich Uni versity Clinic today, the hospital announced. The 49-year-old producer and director has been scheduled to design and stage a new production of "Lohengrin" at New York's new Metropolitan Opera House this year but had to cancel the engagement when he became ill.

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