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Akron Beacon Journal 1 1 Judce Parker Blond le YOU SOUNDED VERY DO YOU LIKE MYSTERIOUS ON THE TO LOOK AT LET ME FIR5T IDENTIFY THE TWO 1 JULIUS HAS WE HARDLY HAVE TIME PERSONS IN THOSE THE PHONE, ti jgk PICTURES, ONE IS JEAN CALVIN AND THE BEEN WORKING 1 TO HAVE A GOOD WHAT'5 UP 7 JOE? OTHER IS ERNIE 5TRAND, t- 1 ADrtl IMPMT THE BROTHER OF LEFTY E'V-, V-bJ ANYMORE 'MONTH Beetle Bailev Saturday, May 18, 1974 OI "7 GO RIGHT ON IN, MR. MR. 1 lQi VALENTE IS r--ll illjIWJIUU NEVER GET TO I iHOWSWEET-JIPr, SEE HIM YOU MlSsf-' INTD YO HII 3 Tomorrow's Astrology Sydney Omarr WHY AM I IMSID glVE ME ONE TOO MUCH! h' BURNING ON fcASONWHYl GLARE A PAY LIKE Tt-llS? SCOULDS'T VVOK OH TME -JAmI poo Wizard Odd HswWvrtA Five A I HSf 1 UBS 72? TH I THE BALE I Vjf it ttmatmMlM.lM tljtlf IWuaima.la.nN ARIES (March 21-April 19): Family and money mingle; you decide on purchases which make surroundings more beautiful and comfortable. Key is to cooperate, to be diplomatic and to consult loved ones. Domestic harmony now is more important than usual.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Lunar cycle is high; take initiative. Welcome new contacts, challenges. Be a self-starter. Emphasize personality and appearance. Wear bright colors.

Shake off lethargy. Look to future instead of brooding about "what might have been." GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Take a stand. Maintain position. What appears threatening is built on house of cards. You actually have nothing to fear.

Secrets, be-hind-scenes activity serve merely as backdrops. You are going to succeed and make a profit. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Friend reminds you of promise. Fulfill it. You gain by giving.

Aid one in distress. You will be repaid and gain prestige. Aries, Libra persons could figure prominently. Finish rather than begin complete project. You will discover better ways to communicate.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Highlight independence. Consult with professional superior. Avoid false modesty. Speak frankly and you will learn.

Question of promotion can be intelligently discussed. Another Leo and an Aquarius are in picture. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Your intuitive intellect is active.

You sense a call or message about to be received. Be confident. What appears far away is coming close to reality. Know It and be prepared. Gain indicated through written word LIBRA (Sept.

23-Oct. 22): Confusion could exist regarding special agreement affecting mate or business partner. Show willingness to listen and experiment. Do some comparison shopping. Take inventory.

Matters which had been swept under rug should be closely examined. You may have money coming to you. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Study Libra message for valid hint.

Legal documents require added attention. Thorough approach is necessary. Do some remod--eling and revising. Wait and observe. Let others reveal their plans.

Your role now is that of counterpuncher. SAGGITARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21: Associates express desire for change. Your aid is enlisted in preparing special communication.

Be logical rather than impulsive. Gemini, Virgo persons could be involved. Maintain steady pace and keep health resolutions. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

19): Lunar aspect favors creative endeavors, significant changes, intensified relationships and special dealings with children. Predominant theme is one of more interest in life, greater communication with those who mean the most to you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Basic issues, practical matters are featured.

No shortcuts. Know job inside out; be aware, attentive and thorough. Older person actually is working for your best interests. Maybe you won't believe it, but indications are that this is true. Stop fooling yourself.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Accent is on short trip, visit, dealings with close neighbors, relatives. Highlight versatility. Accept overtime assignment. Doonesburv BB ATS MB.

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REASONABLE, MfllPt5fWSWaKt I PEGS? k7 Ai 9 A A A Here it a plotont littU gom that will give you a masiagi vtry day. It ii a numerical puiil designed to spell out your fortune. Count the letter in Sour first name. the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the num-er is less than 6, add 3.

the result is your key number. Start at the upper left hand corner of the rectangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you. Copyright King Features Sundicate world rights reserved. (Aiuweri Mondtv) PAYOFF REBEL FETCH ZITHER SMI Yrittrday't Answer: A plumber tarn even more when thcre'i Mil -A "FREEZE" Today's TV Highlights Television For Today Miss USA Beauty Pageant.

The winner receives cash gifts and a personal appearance contract. The losers receive a round of cheers. There'll be special appearances by Amanda Jones, the '73 Miss USA, and by Maria Margarita Moran, the '73 Miss Universe. We knew you'd be overcome. 12:25 AM 8) Big JOHN WAYNE sfiDsi nnitrt ia at nmrt uuuuino ncai guu cargo in Old West! other newsroom friends that he and wife Edie are experiencing marital problems and have been consulting a marriage counselor.

Rerun. 9:30 Bob Newhart (8), (27). Emily buys Bob Hartley a gold watch for his birthday. He refuses to wear it after learning it's a VERY expensive watch. And that makes Emily VERY annoyed.

Rerun. 10 Owen Marshall (23), (5). Guest star Pat Boone portrays a junior high school principal who is accused of having an affair with a student. Don't be ridiculous! No self-respecting jury would believe a wild tale like that. The kid's too busy cleaning his shoes with a suede brush.

Rerun Miss USA Pageant (8), (27). Just call it the return of Silly Season. Singer Helen O'Connell and Bob Barker are hosts for live coverage, from Niagara Falls, no less, of the 1974 1AM (S Paul WHIiams. Blly loel. Dave Mason RAP and 1AM on SPEAKEASY wttn Clip Monck.

Host Adv. 'T WAKR WKYC WEWS WJW WJAN WFMJ WVIZ WKBN WYTV WUAB WKBF 23 3 5 8 17 21 25 27 33 43 61 4 00 Superstar Jetsons Superstar Soul Train Electric Co. Pebbles Outdoors Bowery Movie: I fa! 30 Movie Movie Co! Sesame St Fat Albert Boys "War of the 1:00 CT. Armstrong Suspense Bandstand Indians Statiost Film Wrestling Movies: Cargantuas" Wrestling Theater Baseball: Electric Co. festival "Oagora.

Movie: 2:00 Major League Car Track Cleveland vs. Major League Nutrition Footnote Women's World Space Monster' "Call Her :30 Bandstand Baseball: Fishing Detroit Baseball: Misterogers tourney on Mom" 3. oo California vs Legends Brother California vs CBS Gof TBA Haunted Tennis Minnesota Tennis Jonathan" Minnesota 74 Classic Tennis Hill" That Lady? qo" CBS Coif Jonahtan" Colonial "Kona 530 I Classic Coif Coast" 5-00 Wide World Bowling Wide World The N. Miller Roller The Wide World Wrestling j3Q of Sports Kingdom of Sports Preakness limits Games Prealmess of Sports 6-00 Here It Is News Holler News News xMaverick Star Trek i30 Rex NBC News Reasoner CBS News Games NBC News xPerry TBA Hmbard Survival Challenge Hee Haw Music Lawrence Mason Hee Haw Wrestling xHillbillies Businessmen Untamed Journal Pioneers Welk Jeannie Lassie 8-00 Partridges Emergency! Partridges AN in Family Movies: Emergency! All in Family Movie: Fishing P. Wagoner 3JMoviK Movie: H.A.S.H.

"Out of MJ.SJI. "Funeral B.Coldsboro Gallery 9 qo "Afraid of Movie: "Afraid of Mary T. Moore This World" Movie: Mary T. Moore Berlin" Movie: Movie: 211 the Dark" "Two Mules the Dark" BobNewhart "Two Mules Bob Wewhart "Vera 4 A -00 For Sister Owen Miss USA TBA For Sister. Miss USA Owen Crui" Desperadoes" Marshal1 Sara" Marshall Pageant Sara Pageant Marshall 14 go ABC News im ABC News Movie: Movie: I Rev.

Angley News-Movies: Rock News-Movie: Movie: "Kona "Phantom of 4 Q-00 "Grand Slam" Concert "War Wagon" Sign-Off "Flight of Movie: Key" Coast" Rue Morgue" Wrestling "Time Machine' the Phoenix" "Bus Stop" 1 One Step Beyond (43). Mysteriously, a flower starts growing on the spot where a young patriot was killed while trying to assassinate a tyrant. Spooky, huh? You're not moved? Today's TV Film Schedule 1 Indians Baseball (8). The Indians take on the Tigers at Lakefront Stadium. 2 Major League Baseball (3), (21).

The California Angels meet the Minnesota Twins at Bloomington, Minn. 3:30 Alan King Tennis Classic (23), (5), (33). Semifinal action in the Alan King Tennis Classic from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. 5 PM (8) Second Race for the Fabled Triple Crown! THE PREAKNESS 5-The Preakness (8), (27). Cannonade tries for the second rung in the Triple Crown of racing in the Preakness World of Sports (23), (5), (33).

Indianapolis 500 time trials will be shown. 6 Star Trek (61). A "doomsday" machine which is tearing up planets nearly inflicts the same fate upon the starship. 6:30 Academic Challenge (5). Firestone, Canton McKinley and Waterloo are competing high schools.

7:30 Lassie (61). A young crippled boy from an Air Force base visits the Holden ranch and meets a deaf girl who has a pet wolf. Just how Lassie figures in this is unclear. 8 Partridge Family (23), (5), Having been influenced by a pretty cellist, Keith writes a concerto for cello to be performed by a junior college orchestra. Rerun Emergency (3), (21).

Insomnia is troubling paramedic Gage (though not the rest of us) and some youngsters report serious problems after a pot-smoking party. Rerun All In the Family (8), (27). Edith Bunker is planning a second honeymoon for a 25th wedding anniversary. Now who is going to break the good news to Archie! Rerun. 8:30 M.A.S.H.

(8), (27). The "blahs," not just Monday, but everyday blahs, hit the 4077th unit. Hawk-eye and Trapper John must come up with a cheerful remedy. Rerun Bobby Goldsboro (43). Doc Severin-sen is a guest.

9 Mary Tyler Moore (8), (27). Lou Grant informs Mary Richards and assorted 9 "Two Moles for Sister Sara" (3). Clint Eastwood. Shirley MacLaine, 1970 (color). "Vera Cruz" (43).

Gary Cooper, Burt Lancaster, Den-ise Darcel, 1954 (color). "The Desperadoes" (81). Glenn Ford, Randolph Scott. Ex-Akron Newsman Named To Public Radio Post Radio Today WAKR (1590) 12-Locsl National Newt 1 Jack Ryan 12:55 Indians Baseball: Cleveland vs. Detroit 4:30 Jack Ryan 6 Evening News Journal 12 "War of the Gargan-tuas" (61).

Russ Tamblyn, Kumi Mizuno, 1966 (color). But a volcano is the big winner. Rating E. 1 "Dagora, the Space Monster" (43). Yoko Fujiyama, Yosuke Natsuki, I960.

1:30 "Call Her Mom" (61). Connie Stevens, Van Johnson, Charles Nelson Reilly, 1972 (color). 2:30 "Bouse on Haunted Hill" (43). Vincent Price. Richard Long, Carol Ohmart, 1959.

3 "Who Was That Lady?" (61). Tony Curtis, Dean Martin. JanetLeigh, 1960. "My Brother Jonathan" (17). Michael Denison, 1948.

4 "Kona Coast" (43). Richard Boone, Vera Miles, John Blondell, Steve Ihnat, 1968 (color). of This World" (17). Eddie Bracken-, Veronica Lake, 1945. 8:30 "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" (23), (5).

Kim Darby, Jim Hutton, William Demarest, 1973 (color). 6:15 Baptist Temple Evelyn Keyes, 1943. 11 "Kona Coast" (43). Richard Boone. Vera 1968 (color).

"Phantom of the Rue Morgue" (61). Karl Maiden, Patricia Medina, Steve Forrest, 1954 (color). 11:40 "Grand Slam" (3). Edward G. Robinson, Janet Leigh, 1968 (color).

12:25 "The War Wagon" (8). John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Keenan Wynn, 1967 (color). 1:10 "The Time Machine" (3). Rod Taylor, Yvette Mimieux, 1960 (color). 2:25 "Belle of the Nine ties" (8).

Mae West, Roger Pryor. 1934. WHLOI.640) News broadcast live minutes before the hour and on the half hour. 12 Joe Cunningham 3- Bob O'Brien 4 Jerry Vincent WKNT-AM-FMI 10- 2-Rick Shane 2 to 7 Tony VanGilder 7-Harry Miller 11 30-News, Music News 10 till the hour 20 alter the hour 12 to 4-Gary Knight 4 to 9 Jack Fitigerald 9tol2-Wally Richards WKSU-FM (89.7) 2 Saturday Goldcase ot the Week 11 Fresh Air WHLQ-FMO07) Stereo Music 24 Hours a Day. II Jan 2 Folk Music 5 30 Evening Encounter Jau 10-Night Music THE CURT GOWDY broadcast empire has grown by one station.

Curt Gowdy Enterprises has agreed to buy WEAT-FM in West Palm Beach, Fla. The NBC sportscasters is full owner of the buying firm, which operates a Laramie, station, and of Curtis Gowdy Broadcasting, which operates stations in Lawrence, and Portsmouth, N. H. The Florida purchase is subject to FCC approval. LUCILLE BALL, who is restricting her CBS labors next season to a series of specials, is hoping to land Sophia Loren for Lucy's second Fall variety hour.

To that end, husband Gary Morton will be dispatched to Italy to negotiate with Sophia on her initial TV venture. Former Beacon Journal newsman Robert E. Hoyt has joined National Public Radio in Washington, D. where he will serve as executive producer for the broadcasting service's Peabody Award-winning daily news and feature show, "All Things Considered." In addition to his service with the Beacon Journal and with the Washington bureau of Knight Newspapers, Hoyt has public broadcasting experience with the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. (as public affairs producer), with Public Broadcasting Laboratory in New York (managing director), and more recently with the National Public Affairs Center for Television (as producer).

Hoyt also has served as managing director of News for Seattle's KING-TV, a CBS affiliate. Kent State University's WKSU-FM (89.7 mc) joined the National Public Radio network last Fall. As an NPR affiliate, the Kent State station will broadcast live all open sessions of the House Judiciary Committee's hearings on impeachment. Open hearings are to begin Tuesday, May 21, and will continue on Tuesday through Thursday basis into July. It is expected the House sessions will be convened at 10 a.

m. and 2, p. m. each day. WKSU-FM was the only local radio station to provide live coverage of the Watergate hearings in their entirety.

6.45 Cnurch Calendar 7 Goss Memorial Hour 7:30 Papa Soul 12-ChrisQuinn Stereo music hours daily. Newt and Weather on the hour. WCUE-AMO150) Newt 10 till the hour-20 after the hour 11 to 4-Gary Knight 4 to9-Jack Fitzgerald to I2-Walty Richards WSLRO350) News on the hour; headlines on tht halt hour. 12-Bill Hart 1 Ron Jones 5-Jlm Huitt I Bounce Ball WDBN-FM () Stereo Music 24 Hours a day..