The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 12

Tuesday, October 22, 1963 2 Akron Beacon Journal Tonight's Radio Schedule Breaking A WAKR Hopes To Viewing Willi 'New Look' Pattern Schedule And Virfco I TV Films Today 5 WAKR, "Lynch Mob," Robert Wagner. 5:05 KYW. "Eight Iron Men," Gerald Mohr. 11:20 WAKR, "Yacht On the High Seas," Gary Merrill "Blood On the Sun," James Cagney. 12:45 KYW, "Bride By Mistake," Laraine Day.

lWJW, "Accusing Finger," Robert Cummings. VAKil-F3i (97.5) 4 Limelight: The Norman Bill Ridenour 9:15 Sign Off Wednesday Daytime WADC (1I.VD 5 For the Farmer 5:30 News. Sleepy Time Gal 6 Rev. Denton 6:30 News. Morning Chapel 7 Weather, News.

Sports, Music. 7:15 L'nlty Viewpoint 7:30 News. Music. Weather 7:55 lxcal News 8 CBS World News, Weather, Music WAKR-FM (97.S) 7 News, Morning Hymns 7:30 News, Agriculture Newi 7:50 Morning Overtures 12 Serenade In the Afternoon 4 Limelight WClE-WCrF-FM (1130 IM.I News, Breakfast With Rick 7 News, Breakfast With Rick 7:30 News in Depth 7:4.5 Sports 7:55 Earl Nightengale Show 8 News. Breakfast With Rick 8:30 News In Depth.

Breakfast With Rick 10 News, Carrousel 11 News, Carrousel 12 News. Financial Report, Carrousel 2 News. Encore 5:30 News. Sports 5:45 Financial Report 5:55 News HHLO (640) 6 Joe Cunningham 8:30 News, Pulsebeat 7 Joe Cunningham, News Joe Cunningham. News 10 Warren Duffy, News 12:30 Livestock Capsule Report 12:55 Pulsebeat News 1 Boh Ancell.

News 2:30 News Headlines 3 Bob Ancell, News 3:30 News, Headlines 4 Johnny Andrews, News 4:30 News Headlines 5 Johnny Andrews, News 5:30 News Headlines WKXT-FM (lon.O 6 News. Sports, Music 6:30 Farm Show 7 News, Sunrise Serenade 7:30 Weather, Sunrise Serenade 7:5.5 Sports 8 News, Sunrise Serenads 9 News, Music 9:30 Morning Devotional 10 News. Weather 11:55 Mainly For Women 12 News, Sports, Business News. Music 1 Club News. KSU Bulletin Board 2 News, Music 3 News, Music 4 News, Music 5 News, Music WKSl-FM (89.7) 1 News, Light Music 2 Afternoon Concert 3:30 Washington Reports 3:4.5 Guard Session 4 News.

Tea Time 5 Tonight and Tomorrow at KSU 5:05 Intermezzo 8:30 Morning Report, News, Music from Hesearch 8:55 Dear Ahby 9 News. Godfrey Tim 10 House Party 10:30 Music 11 News Melody Time 11:15 Grace Cathedral 11:30 Katherlne Kuhlman 12 Chapel of the Air 12:15 CBS News. Weather 12:30 Haven of Rest 1 CBS News, Women of Washington 1:15 Music 1 :30 Woman's World 1 :35 Garry Moore Show 1:40 Mulc 2 CBS News, Homemakeri Hour 2:30 Fashion Scope 2:35 Homemakers Hour 3 CBS News. Music 3::0 Personal 3:35 Music 4 CBS New? 4:10 Shop With Us 4:30 CBS Sidelights 4:3.1 Shop With Us 5 CBS News, Melody Tim 5:55 Sports 6 News, Music WAKR (1580) 5 News, Top O' The Morning 5:30 News, Music 5:55 Morning Scriptures 6 News, Top O' The Morning 8:55 Wea-ther Forecast 7 News 7:15 Top 0' Morning 7:45 News Roundup 8 World News. Top O' Morning 10 News.

Midday Melodiea 11:55 Hymn For Todav 12 News and Club News 12:15 Midday Melod.es 1 News, Midday Melodies 2 News, Top 40 Club 5 News, Top 40 Club ron University-Ohio Wesleyan game early this month and will air the Zips' game against Youngstown Nov. 2. OTHER local features In elude "Civic Forum of the Air," Tuesday night program which covers a multitude of subjects (tonight, for example "Civic Forum" examines State Issue No. 1 which Ohio voters must pass upon Nov. 5); a Sat urday morning high school credit course offered by Alec Wilson of the Adult Education Division a.

a Saturday afternoon "Te a Hootenanny" a Thursday night football show hosted by Akron U's Gordon Larson. The station has increased photo coverage for its regular 7 and 11 p. m. newscasts while adding nightly "news capsules" (they're brief reports heard nightly at 8:30 and 10 between station breaks). The capsules are explained by Station Manager Milton Komito: "ii an Akron area viewer has a choice of two sta tions for a favorite ABC show of that particular period, he can now feel more inclined to watch it on channel 49 since any and all local news will also be relayed to him." MEET THE CANDIDATES Wednesday night at 7:30 on WAKR-TV, candidates for the Akron School Board are inter viewed in a program conduc ted by the League of Women Voters.

Mrs. Melvin Sacks will be moderator for the show, to be rebroadcast on WAKR-AM Sunday night' at 10:30. The same show Oct. 30 has candidates for councilman-at-Iarge, Mrs. Spiro Goumas as the moderator.

By dick smrrv Bracnn Journal Radio-TV Titer In the interest of establishing another viewing lure for WAKR-TV, it's too bad ABC's "Laughs For Sale" (the network's replacement for "100 did not prove to be a comedy gem its maiden voyage bun-day night. The program, in which Phil Foster, Shecky Greene and Mickey Rooney tried out material submitted by hitherto undiscovered comedy writers, served only to demonstrate why thp writers rightly deserved their anonymity. THE MISFOKTl'NK for WAKR is that the station carries the program exclusively In this area, VEWS choosing not to nick up this network entry. It may have escaped atten tion for some of you, hut WAKR Is advertising a "new look" this season. The station is offering virtually the entire lineup of ABC-TV shows.

It means that for much of the broadcast dav, WAKR and WEWS have duplicate programming. The UHF vs. VHF problem which plagued WAKR for years has been largely over come by use of converters and through increased manufacture of TV sets equipped for both (after April It's to be mandatory). WAKRS GOAL, then, is to establish a viewing pattern for Akron area set owners: watching ABC programs on the Akron station. And exclusivity is part of the approach.

There are a number of network shows car at Luboff Choir, Frank Sinatra, Lawrence Welk, Mantovani, Les Baxter. 7 Candlelight and Gold: Les Elgart, Ray Ellis, Don Costa, David Rose, Russ Morgan. 9 Evening Serenade: Lou Stein, Stanley Black, Billy Vaughn, Morton Gould, Dons Day, Bing Crosby. can make you look When tension linet your face. hen ntrain of limpU nervouM- ne makeg you look older than your years, don depend on hjtmlnrha remedies for relief I imfurl put ALVA-TRJLNOUIL tablltS Unlike aspirin and other ordinary head zche remedies that merely relievo pain Aira-iranquu uiuu i formulated to rtlievt common nervous tension.

Doctors often prescribe the ingredients used in the- exclusive AlVm-Tranquil formula. Here's why Aspirin and other ordinary headach remedies were never intended to reliev nervous tension. Alva-Tranquil Tablet with their effective sedative action, wer especially formulated to relieve this simple nervous tension. Dissolve slowly over a long period of time for continuous release of medication so necessary to relieve nervous tension, So when you feel depressed, Jumpy, a edge, get Alva-Tranquil tablets. They're) never habit-forming.

So safe as directed, you don't need a prescription. Don't depend on headache remediei to relieve nervous tension. Instead, get Alva-Tranquil at all Druggists. A.V EXPLOSIVE racial incident involving a girl student (Gloria Calomee) who has been taunted by other students is investigated by high school principal Albert Vane (Dean Jagger) in tonight's episode of "Mr. Novak" (KYW, RENT SOFT WATER $T)50 hot and Ji COLD WATER AS IOW AS 1 PER MONTH PHONE 644-2247 LOCKWOOD, INC.

432 West Turkeyfoof lake Road, Akron 19, Ohio INTRODUCING THE DEPENDABLES FOR '64 ried by WAKR which are not seen on WEWS (or are programmed on a delayed basis by the Cleveland station). "Laughs For Sale," being an exclusive, could have helped had It been a solid entry grams Saturday's popular "ABC Wide World of Sports" one week in advance of WEWS' delayed broadcasts. It offers "Wagon Train" reruns five afternoons a week (4 to 5) where WEWS runs only three Dick Clark's Saturday after noon "American Bandstand" is an exclusive tea ture of the Akron station. However, WAKR is not re lying only on network attrac tions to win over viewers. Fri day nights it passes up ABC programming to carry high school football (this week it's North vs.

Cuyahoga Falls). The station televised the Ak- 22 WEWS 5 WJW-8 News, Weather Fuldheim Hennesey Hennesey INews Report (News Report I Walter Cronkift Walter Cronkife Across the Seven Seas Hawaiian Eye Hawaiian Eye Hawaiian Eye liuiliuai Combat Hawaiian Eye Red Skeiton Red Skeiton Red Skeiton Red Skeiton Petticoat Combat Combat McHale's Navy McHale's Navy Greatest Show On Earth Greatest Show I On Earth The Fugitive The Fugitive The Fugitive The Fugitive Junction Jack Benny Jack Benny Garry Moore Garry Moore Garry Moore I Garry Moore Tom Field News Report Tonight Show News Report Tonight Show 'Feature Film Tonight Show Feature Film Telecast In Color capable of generating an audience (which it still may do, of course, though the first sam ple was not promising i. WAKK fares better in some of its other exclusivcs. The station carries Tennessee Ernie Ford's entertaining daily show (Monday through Friday 12 noon), the network's Fight of the Week Friday nights at 10. ABC News Report Sunday night at 10:30 (a half-hour, prime time news program which the other networks do not offer that night).

AKRON THE station pro OCTOBER WAKR 49 KYW 3 6 00 Prof. Jack 15 Prof. Jack Feature Film Feature Film :30 Prof. Jack Huntley-Brinkley 45 Sports 7: :00 News Eyewitness :15 Weather, News News :30 Combat Mr. Novak :45 Combat Mr.

Novak :00 Combat Novak Combat Mr. Novak :30 Civic Forum Redigo :45 Civic Forum Redigo :00 Greatest Show Richard Boone 91 :15 On Earth I Theater :30 Greatest Show jRichard Boone On Earth Theater :00 The Fugitive Telephone Hour IS The Fugitive 30 The Fugitive 45 The Fugitive Telephone Hour :00 News, Racing News 15 Gary Merrill Sieve Allen 30 Gary Merrill 'Steve Allen :45 Gary Merrill Steve Allen Denotes Programs waoc mo) 6 Newi, Muilc 6:20 Leading Question! 6:45 Lowell Thom 7 CBS Newg 7:10 Marvin Kalb Report! 7:15 Wide World of Sportf 7:30 Ak Dimension. Sports 7:45 Music 8 CBS World Tonight 8:15 Assembly of God 8:30 Christian Jew Hour Rev. David Burntiam 9 Kathryn Kuhlman 8:30 World Tomorrow 10 CBS News and Orchestra 10:30 Gospel Hour 11 News, Weather. Music 11:15 (Jrace Cathedra" 11:30 CBS Orchestra 12 Tommy Kl wards Jamboree I News, Music WAKR (I3B0) fi News, Sports 6:15 Speaking of Money 6:20 Dr.

's House Call 6:25 Rubber City Sports 6:30 News. Rare Recap 6:40 Rlanton Collier Show 6:45 Request Review 7 News, Slocks 7:05 Request Review 8 News. Request Review 10 News, Oldies But Goodies 10:30 News, Request Review II News, Sports. Request Review 12 News, Night Watch WALP-FM (88.1) 6 AU News, Alumni News 6:30 Stories 'N Stuff 7 Visits With Nature 7:15 Sixty Plus 7:45 Australian Journey 7:55 Music Break 8 Hold Your Breath 8:30 Special of the Week ft America On Stage 8:30 Over the Bark Fence ermany loday 10 Sign Off wrnc-wriF-FM (1150 kc.Bfi.J me.) 6 News, Sports 6:15 Comment. Gaslight 8 News, Showcase 10 News.

Music for Lovers Only 10:50 Sports. News 11:05 Financial Report, Music for Lovers Only 12 Adventures In Jazz WDBN-FM (94.9) 6 a. m. 12 midnight Sound of Entertainment. WKNT-FM UOO.l) News, Music Weather 6:30 Sports 6:45 Organ Reveries 8 News, Music 9 News, Music 10:45 News, Music 11:45 News, Music 12 Sign Off WKHU-FM (89.7) fi 897 Report 6:30 Dinner Concert 7:30 KSU 8 Jeffersonian Heritage 8:30 Intermezzo Kvening Concert 11 News, Sign Off WHI.O (640) 6 Johnny Andrews, News 6:30 News Headlines 7 Bill Ridenour, News 7:30 Cleveland Livestock Report 7:55 Pulsebeat News 8 Bill Ridenour, News car lovers! DODGE 7:30 WAKK, WEWS.

Combat: 'The Wounded Don't Cry." Sgt. Saunders' squad captures a German field hospital and when one of his men Is wounded, a German attendant offers to locate needed KYW, Mr. Novak: A racial incident at Jefferson High threatens to explode into major trouble, in "A Single Isolated Incident." 8 WJW, Red Skeiton: Jane Powell is Red's guest in a saga of the Old West, as seen through Deadeye's recollection. Big your number 10 11 8:30 WAKR, Civic Forum: Topic for discussion is "State Issue No. KYW, i "The Crooked i 1 Redigo faces disaster when a landslide shuts off ranch Irrigation WEWS, Mc-Hale's Navy: Marooned on a Japanese-held island, McIIale and his men hijack theatrical costumes and put on a rousing show for the enemy, in "Have Kimono, Will uEDG0C5 We've got ...880 OCTOBER 23 KYW-3WEWS5WJW-8 News Sunrise I Semester Rex Humbard Capt.

Kangaroo Capt. Kangaroo Capt. Kangaroo News Capt. Kangaroo WRU Telecourse Pinocchio WRU Telecourse Pinocchio Romper Room 'People's Choice Romper Room People's Choice 8' 9 WAKK. MEWS, Greatest Show On Earth: 'The Loser." A young man wants to learn to be a trapeze artist and hires a questionable teacher (WEWS-color) Richard Boone Theater: A mysterious stranger af fects the lives of four people who behold him in a fantasy, in "The WJW, Petticoat Junction: Floyd Smoot turns Casanova when he is jilted by a mail order sweetheart.

9:30 WJW, Jack Benny: Johnny Carson is guest. 10 WAKR. WEWS, The Fugitive: Kimble be-i comes a "cut-man" for a fighter who knows he hasj brain damage but refuses! to quit boxing, in "Deci-i sion in the Telephone Hour: Guests include Nanette Fabray, Lisa della Casa, Nicolai Gedda, Cesare Siepi, ballet dancers Patricia Wilde and Nicholas Magallanes, and pianist Byron Janis (color). WAKR 49 71 :00 :15 :30 :45 :00 :45 7:00 15 :00 'Say When Say When Word For Word Concentration Concentration Missing links Missing Links Eyewitness News Mike Douglas Mike Douglas 15 :30 :45 Partem, News 00 Price Is Right 15 Price Is Right :30 Seven Keys :45 Seven Keys :00 Ernie Ford :15 Show :30 Father :45 Knows Best :00 General :15 Hospital :30 Kartoon Mike Douglas Mike Douglas Mike Douglas Mike Douglas PeoplTWill Talk :45 Karnival 2 :00 Matinee 49 :15 Matinee 49 :30 Day In Court :45 Day In Court The Doctors The Doctors 3 :00 Queen for Day loretta Young :15 Queen for Day loretta Young :30 Do You Trust! You Don't :45 Do You Trust! Say :00 Major Adams: The Match :15 Trailmaster I Game :30 Major Adams: Barnaby :45 Trailmaster Barnaby :00 Gary Merrill Feature Film :15 Gary Merrill Feature Film Gary Merrill Feature Film :45 Our Town Feature Film Today Today Today Today Today Today Today Today Woodrow Woodrow Your Star Today Your Star Today fine luxury car, but why should you? Why not make it a point to see and drive the big Dodge 880, now at your neighborhood Dodge Dealer. In two elegant series, nine spacious models.

With THE DEPENDABLES' S-YEAR WARRANTY Chrysler Corporation warrants, for 5 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first against defects in materials and workmanship and will replace or repair at a Chrysler Motors Corporation Authorized Dealer's place of business, thi engine block, head and internal parts, intake manifold, water pump, transmission case and internal parts (excluding manual clutch), torque converter, drive shaft, universal joints, rear axle and differential, and rear wheel bearings of its 1964 automobiles, provided the owner has the engine oil changed every 3 months or 4.000 miles, whichever comes first the oil filter replaced every second oil change and the carburetor air filter cleaned every 6 months and replaced every 2 years, and every 6 months furnishes to such a dealer evidence of performance of the required service, and requests tht dealer to certify (I) receipt of such evidence and (II) the car's then current mileage. Big Dodge 880 may very well turn out to be your lucky number because it puts so much automobile and luxury within your easy reach. Here's all the car a family man could ask for. A spacious interior affording lots of stretch-out room. The comfort of chair-high seats.

Upholstery that's hand-fitted for an impeccable fit. Thick, deep-pile carpeting. And an easy-going ride that only a large car can give you. That's 880. Lots of luxury.

Lots of comfort. And, of course, lots of performance. A bold 361 cubic inch V8 is standard. Big Dodge 880 looks every bit as expensive as it sounds except when you hear it from your Dodge Dealer. He will tell you that Dodge 880 is priced thoughtfully just a step above the low-price field.

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