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TELEVISION MuNuAT, r-cb. Lane Charles American WBRZ-TV (Baton Rouge) 2 KTAC-TV (Lafayette 3 KJAC-TV (Port Arthar) 4 KALMV (Alexandra) 5 (C)-Color; (R)-RepMt; (P)-PremJere. KFDM-TV (Beaumont fi KPLC-TV (Lake Charles) 1 KLFY-TV (Lafayette) 10 KBMT-TV (Beaumont) 12 selected programs (This program If prtscaitd a public by Amtrlctn Press, which If net (or unannounced changes or oihtr program inaccuracies.) Monday Night BEST BET 8:00 (2, 4, 5, 7) Mary Martin Tour. "Hello Dolly 'Round the World Tour." Closeup coverage of the world tour of the musical "Hello Dolly," starring Mary Martin. (C).

OTHER SHOWS 6:00 (2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10) News, Weather, Sports. (3) Ripchord (C). (12) Tombstone Territory (R). 8:30 (2) Voyage (C). 12 O'Clock High.

Gallagher's group receives a new and highly effective bombing device. Guest star is Burgess Meredith, (4, 7) Hullabaloo. Host Roger Smith greets the Lovin' Spoonful, the Four Seasons, Christine Cooper and Michele Lee. (C). (5) or Alive (R).

(6, 10) To Tell the Truth. Robert Q. Lewis is guest host. (12) Movie. "Two Weeks in Another Town." Kirk Douglas, Edward G.

Robinson (1962). 7:00 (4, 5, 7) John Forsythe. Miss Culver volunteers to be the first female astronaut (C). (6, 10) I've Got a Secret 7:30 (2, 4, 5, 7) Dr. Kildare.

Famous author is brought to Blair after a suicide attempt (C). (3) Jesse James. Jesse and Frank are trapped in a flooded cave as the posse closes in. M6, 10) Lucille Ball. Lucy tries to see her favorite movie stars by crashing a big Hollywood premiere.

(C). Movie. "Picnic." William Hoiden, Kim Novak (1956) (C). M6, 10) Andy Griffith. Aunt Bee decides to learn how to drive, but Andy is against it (C).

8:30 (6, 10) Hazel. Hazel wins dinner for two at a fancy restaurant, but none of her friends want to go with her. (C). (12) Peyton Place, 9:00 (2, 5, 7) Run for Your Life. Greek industrialist offers Bryan $100,000 to race his special car and to end a romance.

Guest is Rossano Brazri. (C). (4) Cheyenne (R). K6) Talent Scouts. Talent scouts are Donna Douglas, Robert Vaughn, ey Amsterdam and Victor Buona.

(C). (10) Secret Agent. Drake is sent to the Middle East to trap a secret agent who has committed treason. (12) Ben Casey, Nurse and her longtime friend clash over letter's attempt to force her son to become a career flyer. 10:00 (2, 3, 4.

5, 6, 7, 10, 12) News, Weather, Sports. 10:25 (10) Perry Mason. 10:30 (2. 4, 5, 7) Johnny Carson (C). (3) Movie.

"Price of Fear." Merle Oberon, Lex Barker (1956). (6) Asphalt Jungle (R). (12) Movie. "Alias John Preston." Alexander Knox, Betta St John (1955). Bombing of North Viet Nam Keeps LBJ Under Pressure By JOHN M.

HIGHTOWER I WASHINGTON (AP) A 'year after he ordered the first strike against North Viet President Johnson is re- sported convinced that the limit- led bombings are an essential element of his strategy for de Other congressional and military advocates of intensified war would like to see the attacks increased to include Hanoi, the North Vietnamese capital, and the port of Haiphong. Johnson and his top advisers, ej however, are siad to believe Beating Communist efforts to while direct action against conquer South Viet Nam. i North Viet Nam is vital for sev- He may suspend the bombing i ral reasons, a radical escala- again In coming months as he tion attacks at this point fill .1 did during his peace offensive after Christmas. He may vary the intensity of attacks. But his biggest problem will be to keep the the bounds which he has set.

The President is under two opposing pressures on this phase of his Vietnamese war strategy. Many foreign governments and critics of his Vietnamese sons advanced here for continuing the bombing are both military and diplomatic: 1. Attacks on military bases, supply centers, and supply lines in the North reduce the ability of North Viet Nam to send men and arms to the Communist forces fighting in the South, officials say. No one now argues that this is a decisive contribution to the U.S. and Allied operations in the South but they do argue that it is an important contribution to the ultimate defeat of the Red ground forces.

2. The bombing of the North makes North Viet Nam feel the weight of war and in this broad sense is a retaliatory action for North Viet Nam's assistance to the Communist forces in the south. At some critical time in the future it could help to persuade the leaders In Hanoi that they should give up their attempt to take over the South at least to the extent of moving the conflict from the battlefield to the conference table. to include Hanoi and Haiphong would carry risks outweighing the possible benefits. Their views are based on has-' ic U.S.

policy aims which do not presently call for the destruction of North Viet Nam as a Communist state, and on the possible reactions of Red China Six Blazes Fatal To 25 Persons By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS At least 25 persons died Sunday in six separate fires around and the Soviet Union. It is widely believed among authorities here that Red China or the So- the nation. In Miami, one policy in Congress are basically viet Union, perhaps both, would opposed to the bombing and intervene directly in the South- the (3, (6, 11:00 (2, (3, (6, 11:25 (6, 11:30 (2, (3, (6, 11:45 (6, 11:55 (2, MAHY MARTIN Special Show Slated 12) Dating Game. 10) Dick Van Dyke. (R).

4, 5, 7) Jeopardy (C). 12) Donna Reed. 10) Love of Life. 10) News. 4, 5, 7) Let's Play Post Office (C).

12) Father Knows Best (R). 10) Search For Tomorrow. 10) Guiding Light. 4, 5, 7) News. made this clear with their ap- cast Asian conflict peals last month to continue the struction of North suspension indefinitely.

if the de- Viet Nam appeared imminent. The rea- CALENDAR OF EVENTS TODAY Civil Air Patrol, 7 p.m., For- Calcasieu Savings and Loan Tuesday P.M. 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:55 1:00 1:30 1:55 2:00 2:25 2:30 3:00 Tuesday A.M. 5:45 (10) Rosary. 6:00 (10) Happy Fats.

6:15 (10) Passe Partout. 6:30 (3) Film Feature. (5) Jambalaya. (6) Sunrise Semester. 6:55 (10) Outlook.

(7) Farm Report. 7:00 (2, 4, 5, 7) Today (C). (3) Polycarp and Pals. (6) News. 7:05 (10) News.

7:30 (6, 10) Funtime Playhouse. 8:00 (6, 10) Captain Kangaroo. 8:30 (3) Romper Room. 8:50 (12) News, Devotion. 9:00 (3) Ben Casey (R).

(2, 5, 7) Eye Guess (C). (4) Circle 4 Club. (6, 10) I Love Lucy (R). (12) Jack LaLanne. 9:25 (2, 5, 7) News.

9:30 (2, 4, 5, 7) Concentration. (6,10) McCoys (R). (12) Best of Post 10:00 (2, 4, 5. 7) Morning Star. (C).

(3. 12) Supermarket Sweepstakes. (6, 10) Andy Griffith. 10:30 (2, 4, 5, 7) Paradise Bay. (C).

3:25 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 (2) Midday. (3) News, Weather, Ann LeJeune. (4) Bill Anderson, Music. (5) Ag Report (6) News. (7) Romper Room.

(10) Meet Your Neighbor. (12) Ben Casey. (5) News, Features. (6, 10) As the World Turns. (4, 5, 7) Let's Make A Deal (C).

(2, 4, 5, 7) News. (6, 10) Password. (2, 4, 5, 7) Days of Our Lives. (C). (3, 12) Nurses.

(6, 10) House Party (C). (2, 4. 5, 7) Doctors. (3, 12) A Time for Us. (3, 12) News.

(6, 10) To Tell the Truth. (3, 12) General Hospital. (2, 4, 5, 7) Another World, (6, 10) News. (8, 10) Edge of Night. (2, 4, 5, 7) You Don't Say (C).

(3, 12) Young Marrleds. (2, 4) Match Game (C). (3, 12) Never Too Young. (5) Ethma Odum, (6, 10) Secret Storm. (7) Lee Janot Show.

(2, 4) News. (3) Where the Action Is. (4) TV Bingo. (10) Divorce Court (12) Superman (R). (2) Movie.

"Day the World Ended." Richard Denning, Lori Nelson (1956). (5) Movie. "Government Girl." Sonny Tufts. Olivia de Havllland (1943), (6) Movie. "Intent to Kill." Betsy Drake, Richard Todd (1959).

(7) Movie. "Jezebel." Betty Davis, Henry (1938). (4) Movie. Robert Young, Robert Ryan (1947). (3) Leave It to Beaver.

(R). (12) Cartoons. (3) Wells Fargo (R). (10) Superman (R). (12) Where the Action Is.

(2, 5, 10, 12) Cartoons. (3) Ozzie and Harriet. (6) Leave It to Beaver (R). (12) News. (2.

4, 5, 7) Huntley-Brlnkley Report. 3)'News. '6. 10) News. Walter (C).

(12) Bat Masterson (R), (3) News, Weather. rest K. White School. Senior Citizens, 7 p.m., ceramics classes, 1 p.m., and 7 p.m., Second Avenue Recreation Center. Naval Reserve, 7 1203 First Ave.

Juvenile Council, 7:30 p.m., courthouse. South Lake Charles 0 i' mists, 7:30 p.m., Woody's. York Rite Masons, 7:30 p.m., (Masonic Temple. 1155 Ryan. St.

Hubert's Knights of Columbus Council, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY CAP, 7 Courtroom Courthouse. Rotary, noon. Charleston. I Calcasieu Kiwanis, noon, Piccadilly.

Sertoma, 7 a.m., Woody's. Barber Shop Sinking, 7:30 Broadmoor Bldg. AA, Alanon, Alateen, 8 p.m., 2902 E. Opelousas. Ceramics classes, 9-12 a.m.

blaze took the lives of seven small children and three adults. About a dozen persons were injured. A family of five bnrned to death as fire ravaged their home in Hohenwald, Tenn. Fires in Minneapolis, and two other Minnesota towns claimed six victims ranging in age from 7 months to 15 years. A couple and two of their three children perished in Helmetta, N.J., when their wooden ranch-style home went up in flames.

A Chicago fire which broke out in two adjoining three-story hotels on the South Side forced 100 persons from their beds in 23-degree cold. Three persons were hospitalized and three others, including a fireman, re- i ceived medical aid. Fire and police officials blamed the Miami blaze in a ma, save me, momma, whether he lust knocked it i over and it exploded," Watkins Ward said. Police Sgt. Dennis Watkins -r i 5ulU, said Willie Ross, 61, one of the victims, alone in a downstairs rear room, apparently had been drinking and "fooling around with the kerosene heater." "We don't know whether he tipped it over and spilled some kerosene and it then caught fire YMBC, 6:30 p.m., Chateau I Charles.

'1-4 p.m., contract and duplicate city's John C. Ayers Masonic Lodge, bridge, 7:30 p.m.,,Second Ave- Negro slum area on a kero- 1437, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Tern-1 nue Recreation Center. Senior Citizens Dane rch, ing, 7 p.m., College Oaks. Realtors, noon, Pioneer. Calcasieu Industrial Develop- Temple.

First Presbyterian Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. Beginners bridge, 7 p.m., Second Avenue Recreation Center. i Boulevard Baptist ch, Deacons meeting, 7 p.m. Our Lady Queen of Heaven Church, Catholic inquiry class es, 7:30 p.m., Creole and West Claude, Toastmasters Club, ment Board, 9:30 a.m., Pioneer. OLQH K.

of 7:30 p.m., 3828 Ernest St. Jaycees, 7 p.m., Charleston. Golden Age Club, 2-4 p.m., Lloyd Oaks Housing Project. Anchor Lodge 59, Oddfellows, i.j7:30 p.m., 704H Ryan. Negro sene stove explosion.

Four of the dead children were from one family and three from another. The parents escaped. "There was lots of hollering and screaming and people running outside, and it was the screams of the children that got me the most," said Vernpn L. Ward, a neighborhood resident. "The thing I never can forget is one little girl's face at the window screaming 'M m- n- PORT-FQMQ Film of Life In Red China Is Interesting TV Fare By CYNTHJA LOWRY AP Television Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP) Kindergarten children sang, "We love the Communist party," Grade school children marched and chanted, "Yankees, get out of Viet Nam." College students, farmers and factory workers were doing military exercises.

These were among the filmed sights in Sunday night's ing "Voice of the Dragon" on NBC, It was edited from material shot by a French camera team during a three-month trip through Red China. Quite obviously, the film was made with the blessing of the Bed Chinese government. There were earnest group leaders lecturing attentive students on Communist ideology, anti- American street demonstrations, hard-working peasants tilling fields and, building roads. There were festivals and big gatherins and well-fed chil- ren. i brief and almost unbelievable interview with an English-speaking Chinese who told of his family's former interests banks, mines, lumber shipping and then said he was proud of China now because it was strong.

Accompanying films, however, wai penetrating narration written by Gtrtld Green. It cut through the puffery while discounting none of the terrible potentials of this nation of 700 million whole Communist rulers are systematically teaching its people today of the United States, With American reporters barred from Red China, films of life there are rare for television viewers. It was a most interesting hour. The sobering news and public affairs shows were the most Important part of the television weekend, but notice should be taken of one particularly bright show Danny Thomas 1 NBC special Sunday eight, consisting of music, discing and noojeose, all filmed on the back lot of one of the great Hollywood film studios. The show moved from "New York Street" and wasn't that the entrance to "U.N.C.L.E." headquarters in the background? around the corner to a Paris cafe and then on to war rubble, a castle, even a pirate ship in the studio lake.

Thomas' guest stars were attractive Mitzi Gaynor who sang and danced and Jim Nabors, whose fine singing voice always surprises "Corner Pyle" fans. "Garry Moore's People Poll" on ABC Friday was designed purely for amusement and entertainment. The statistics were completely incidental to some interesting interviews with pretty ordinary people deftly handled by Moore who has been away from television too long. Recommended tonight: "Hello Dolly, Round the World," NBC, 8-10 EST, an account of the musical show's Far Eastern tour, narrated by its star, Mary Martin. D.

C. Davis, the port's lawyer- traffic manager, won an important decision for Lake Charles at Dallas last week during hearings of the Texas-Louisiana Freight Bureau. I The Ports of Beaumont and Orange were seeking drastic freight rate cuts on -Louisiana rice shipped from mills in the state to those ports. Freight rates to Lake Charles are cents per hundred. To Orange and Beaumont, if our memory is correct, rates are either 20 or 21 The ports asked that they be cut to to Beaumont and 12Vi to Orange.

Their requests were denied. Davis, who is also general chairman of the Southwestern shippers board of directors for 1966, was honored in the Crescent City during that busy week. He was made an honorary citizen of the city by Mayor Protem Jimmy Fitzmorris. WALKING THE PLANK: Gerald Wright's suit against the dock board to enjoin the sale o( the $21-million in bonds is soon SAILING SCHBOUL6 MS ELLIN (Llberion Triton) arrived today. Will load 4.700 tons ot rice for Viet Nam.

Sails Wednesday. Agent, LACSI. MS NAKWA RIVER (Qhonlan Black Star) arriving Wednesday, Will load general cargo for West Africa. Soil! Wednesday for Monrovia, Abidjan, Takoradl, Tema, Logos and Port Horcourt. Agent, LACSI.

MS PEL MUNOO (Amerlcam Oelto) arriving today Will load general cargo. Sails Tuesday for Dakar, Conakry, Freetown, Monrovia, Abidjan, Lagos and Port Horcourt. Aaenl, LYKES. SS CHRISTOPHER LYKES (American Lykes) In port loading general cargo for Continental Europe. Jails Tuesday for Havre, Bremen, Bremerhavtn, Southampton, Antwerp and Rotterdam.

Agent, LYKES. SS KENNETH (American- Lykes) arriving Friday for general cargo. Sails Friday ior San Juan, P'viee, Mauaguer, Santo Domingo and Haiti. Agent, LYKES. SS LETITIA UYKES (Amerlcan-Lykes) arriving Friday.

Will load general cargo. Salis Saturday for Cape'own, Port Elijo- beth, East London, Durban, Laurence, Marques, Belra, Oar ei Salaam, Tonga gnd Mombassa. Agent, LYKES. MS CILJDAD de NEIVA (Columbian- Gran Colomblona) arriving Friday. Will load general cargo.

Soli icial Has in Dallas to come up for a hearing in dis-1 The bulk rice loading facili- trict court. ty is sJated to get busier this Stacey Bender, director of, month and in Mnrch as British foreign trade development atl order begin to grow for the 1 Louisiana food. Another line of cargo liners Washington High Honor Roll Listed L. Joseph Sanford, principal of Washington High School, has announced the honor roll for the third six weeks. Students making the honor roll were honored a special Honors Day program sponsored by the Lane Chapter of the National Honor Society.

Ulysses Gene Thibodeaux, a junior, was the only student with all A's. Other honorees for the occasion were: Eleventh grade: Lillie Helton, Mary Bellard, Willie Cunningham, Bruce Henry and Merel Milligan. Tenth grade: Jeannle Deshotel, Wanderlon Ford, Stella Francis, Charlotte Guidry, Peggy Kennedy, Sandra Robinson, Helen Shorten, Mable Smith, Arthur Walls, Billy Weldon and Beverly Pierfax. Ninth grade: Drucilla Blanchard, Carol Charles, Millard Collins, Linda Johnson, Linda Kennedy, Marva Key, Jacqueline Marclasse, Glenda Pappilllon, The other dead: Will Mitchell, 60; W. D.

Shatton, 35; Frank Pearson 6, his brother Christopher, 5. and two sisters, Collier 19 months, and Sylvia John Washington 6, his brother Ronnie, 17 months, and his sister Shiela, 4. Dying in the Hohenwald, fire were Guy Whttten- berg, 37, and his wife, Betty, 33, daughters Judy 5 and Katy 8 and Whittanberg's father W.C. Whittenberg, 68. At Henrietta, N.J., the victims were Robert N.

Longeilti, 26; his wife, Evelyn, 21; their sons Robert 2. and James. 6 months. The couple's other child was staying with his grandparents. Flames raced through the South Side duplex of Mr.

and Mrs. John Howard in Minneapolis. Smoke inhalation killed their two children, age 21 months and 7 months. The parents were badly injured. In Fergus Falls, two children, a 15-year-old girl and a o-year-old boy, died in a fire which destroyed their two-story home.

A brother, 18, escaped. In Gonvjck, Daniel Faldet. his brother Jeffrey, 3, when swept tfieir-home. Four "others were injured in the blaze. Edna Prudhomme Simon.

Eighth Francis, and Aletha Poet, Dies at 82 CHICAGO (AP)-Delos Avery. 82, poet and veteran newspaperman. died Sunday in a nursing, the port, arrived in Washington. D.C., Sunday afternoon, starting a two-week business-getting trip to the East Coast centers. He is slated to meet the U.S.

Rep. Edwin Edwards and U.S. Sen. Allen Ellender. U.S.

Sen. Russell Long will miss the meeting because he will be in Leesville for career day for Vernon Parish students and Inspecting Ft. Polk. A highway sign, telling tourists of the port's location could be pleaced on the lake front at Interstate 10 to show the way to the world's No. 1 rice port.

are booked to bring Volkswagens here every week or so, beginning this week. The Power Squadron and other power boat owners are in a quandary, wondering what will happen to their meeting place, their instructional center and boat facilities when the city's lakefront construction program gets underway. At present they wonder why the city hasn't developed plans for their continued operation in I home. Avery conducted the Chigrade: Jacquel i cago Tribune's "Rimes and Leonard Holts. Bar- i Remnants" column for 14 years before retiring in 1960.

bara Lazard, Joseph Washington and Mary Wilmore. Seventh grade: Sharon Kennedy, Kenneth LeDuaux, Blanche Page, Martin Parish and Diana Watson. Mrs. Lydia Beloney's class received the honor plaque for having the largest number of students on the honor roll. CONSTIPATED? G9t highest quality EXTRA INERAL OIL the heart of the Lake -TARLETON MS NORSB 5.R Norwegian- Volkswagen) arriving, Friday to discharge Volkswagen; for Mla-AmerIco Can Inc.

Sails to'ie date. Agent, LACSI. MS MAR EGEO (toonlsh-Nervlon) arriving Friday. Will load general cargo, salli Friday for Barcelona, Valencia, Cadiz, Lisbon, LeUoei, Santondjr, 811- boa and Tenerlfe. Agent, LACSI, MS LI RCAY (Chilean Chilean) arriving Friday.

Will load general cargo for South America. Sails Friday tar coitao, Moloranl, Arlca, iqulque, Anlolqgasto, Valparaiso, San Antgnlo gnd Tolcahuono, Agent, LACS zueio VtntutlMn) wri Will load genera cargo, Cabala, MWQIM, Guonlq ond Pert UCrvi. LACSI. MONDAY 8 P.M. IN COLOR WILLIAM NOVAK katc Time to clean up bills! RSPRfSENTATIVC PAYMENT Above include Crvoil Uto Choose your own then give ua a call.

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