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42 Morning Newt, Wilmington, Dtl. 0t. 29, 19(4 TV and Radio BYE BYE BIUS MONEY WITHIN 24 HOURS Hem Owitrs 1 layers SUM to Name or Itfiai Interviews GENERAL INVESTMENT CO. MS ORANGE ST. 01 1571 iKally Owted and Mtaagil Tonight hear Barry Goldwater Television for today Broadcast schedules are offered as a public service to readers by the Sews-Journal Papers at no cost to broadcasters.

They are based on data furnished by television and radio stations, and while accuracy is earnestly sought, the newspaper assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions. All Programs Subject to Change Without Notice Program Names Are Given in Bold Face Type Details Are Given in Light Face Type 'R1 Pevtes Rerun 'Adult syndrome hits tired viewer CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS ft ASY to BORROW Mem gotten Hi layers. ONE phone call Will le. NO RED TAPE! NO APPLICATION FEE CONFIDENTIAL Fir Eu. loll By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Writer NEW YORK The lady who alwavs wants to know what tort, ef liaa $22.23 per mi.

Hugh Downs is really like was $7801 $1,101 SS.Mt $31 per me $55.52 per reaction and whether he realized the player was not feeling well before the boy began the practice session. Neither of the show's co-stars, playing an English teacher and the high school principal, had much to do in the episode. Network television has had two tough days. On top of the "tired child syndrome" reported to a meeting of pediatricians, a Senate subcommit ATLANTIC MORTGAGE ft FINANCE SERVICE, Inc PO 2-1180 3203-C MILLER ROAD CHANNEL 10 C.B.S. 9:30 P.M.

IN YOUR HEAOT.YOU KNOW HI I PlIOrlT nn unrttimm This Al Sponsored hy Delawan eitiWM Hi Goldwater Miller. Jim Termite, Chairmao Ik I Jisw raking leaves before 8 o'clock yesterday morning. "A new exercise idea?" asked a passerby. "No," replied the lady, leaning gratefully on her rake. "It's that story in the paper today the one about the 'tired child syndrome' brought on by too much television watching.

"Those doctors found that some children who were nervous and sleeping and eating poorly were watching TV too many hours. Well, the doctors haven't discovered it tee has said television violence is among the causes of juvenile delinquetcy. In addition, there have been the disturbing Nielsen ratings, which placed a lot of favorite old shows in the cellar of popu CIIRISTHAS NEWS It's to easy to do away with all this Hugh Downs Makes viewer worry yet, but there is also 'tired adult syndrome' from TV and I figure I've got it. "I worry about the awful hour '2 MANNEl CHANNEL fi, CHANNEL A CHANNEL 4 CHANNEL ifi WRCV (NBC) 0 WML (ABC) Uj WCAD (CBS) I WHYT (ETY1 I WBOC ID THURSDAY MORNING ii Today Uamersitj if Til Air Martial Report IS Hugh Down Biett Shew News; Guesti The Gene Lortet Shew ti Headline News 0'wn's Snow it Hippy The Clew Captin Hastate Captna Katfaret is cmldren'! Show CtiiHtren't AJettre Children's Snow II Romper Rosa tl MM Ml 9 if" Divorce Coirt Exercise With Clint Puansi Oaney I Goliath Romper Piea Drama Snmnastics Fairytaiei Oft AOeaturt Women's Features lack Benny Oar Centre Carton Capon 4 Studio Schailhease Daytieie Show 5 6rarJe Social Studies 4 aj Make Room Far Daddy Hello Pea-Pickert News Our Universe Delmarva TV Sckeal lilts Comedy Ernie Ford Wallace jr. High Science I II What's This Sent? The Price Is Rifht I lee lucy Film I li Musical Game Aumeiy-e Game Camtfly Miei 0er Mat! Cmceetratiie Set The Messati Anoj af Mayeerry jr.

High Math. Qui; Game Corned let's Speak Spaeist 31 Jeapardy Missing Liak The McCiys Fila 41 Game Game Comedy tieitf Worll tt Say Whea Father Mows lest lee ef life Fila Live if life I J'j Audience Game Comeo Serial Serial I Troth Or Cinseeoeaces News: Weather Search For Tsatorroi Worll ef Wens Search Far Tomorrow I 4i Comedy US A. Geildug light 6th Gr. language A is terdug light THURSDAY AFTERNOON I ao jTug O-War Movietown U.S.A. TV 11 Around Tewe Cultures aad Ceatiaeats woman Whirl New Game "The Tall Target" "African Drama" 10 I let's Make A Deal Dick Powell As The World Teres Film is The Worll Tins 45 Game Paula Raymond 5rr Science Comer Serial 291 Political Talk Passwart Sixths trade Spams Password li I Guest Celebrities Film Guest Celebrities 31 The Doctors Day la Court House Party Scieeca CM House Party 4J P'gma Drama Art linhletter Film Art linkletter 311 Another World General Hospital Ti Tell The Treth TV tardea Club Ti Tell The Truth II Drama Drama Panel Show Roy J.

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Barry Goldwater Eight Who Sen 8arry Go'dwater 4 Perry Come Jimmy Dean The Defenders Came The Defenders III'lS Variety, Guests Variety, Guesti Drama Drama ln Victor Borge Don Adams "The Man Who" I 15 Anne Bancroft Molly Bee British Calendar News; Weather News; Weather 11 0 Clock Report Delawaro News News; Weather II Tonight Big Movie late Show Sports Variety, Guests "Green Fire" "Raising A Riot" Tonight 4S Stewart Granger Kenneth More Variety, Guestt 4 A Gr'ce Kelly Ronald Squire -I I .1 If I Newt Final I II Hugh Downs has to get up in lutely. It's going to be a long dull fall." "Mr. Novak," NBC's weekly dramatic tribute to teachers, took up the delicate subject of the morning to do his show. I'm nervous because I can never remember the location of the wild card in "Concentration." larity. Rumors persist that CBS soon will make some program shifts in an effort to salvage some shows that are in ratings trouble perhaps moving "Slattery's People" to an earlier time spot and replacing one flagging half-hour series with Carl Reiner's "Celebrity Game," which did so well as an emergency replacement last season.

Bazookas intercepted BEIRUT, Lebanon Lf The And the troubles of my day-time high school football fatalities Tuesday night but walked cautiously around it without touching the core of the matter. serial families are so dreadful that I can hardly choke down a proper lunch. And now that there's 'Peyton Place' in the evenings, my nightmares are getting worse." She looked at the pile of leaves and started back to work. "Until I feel better, I'm kick The plot centered on a tough coach whose star player was killed in a scrimmage. The story then backed nervously away from the problem of death in rnnnATinn nrirti fk er-f Beirut press reports a shipment it, b.

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WDOV-Every hour en the hour end on the half hour. WBI-tm On the hour from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also 7, 9, 11 p.m. and Midnight performing two motets by the French composer Orlando Las- new peyrra $155 chestra under the baton of Lu-'poser Yannis Xenakis, will be isus.

kas Foss will be featured on reDeated on Sunday evenine. Otxn Monday thru Saturday Evet. by Appaintmont 1314 King Del. OL 5-6700 or OL 5-4750 Phonograph at Top Jtecorafer The two selections were first presented in1577 and later reprinted in 1607 in the "Magnum Opus," eight years after Las-sus' death. Channel 12's Symphony series, Nov.

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mm m.m 111 111 1111 11 ') 11 As lawyers, we are dedicated to programs which maintain peace through law in the community, in the nation and in the world. Congressman Harris B. McDowell, Jr. has made original contributions and given firm support to such programs. We believe that the people of Delaware and the cause of peace through law will best be served by the reelection of Congressman McDowell.

tan lost MONDAY, OCTOBER 19. 196 To Save Votes The movement in Maryland to reduce the residence requirement! for voting it in line with a national trend. A itibcommiftee of Maryland's Legislative Council hai manifested interest in giving tlm vote to person living in the state for aix months instead of one year, ae at present. Attorney General Finan has suggested a eix-montht requirement limited to votera in Federal elections Both proposals point tho right way but could well go further. California permit! newcomers to vote for President and Vice) President after 54 days of residence if they can ehow that they wero eligible voters in another itate.

This ii an admirable arrangement. Indeed, eligible voteri moving in from other etatet could reasonably be permitted to vote in national contests if they presented their rredentiali on the final registration day. It ii a critical disservice to the cause of democracy to deprive an estimated 10 million persons of their votes in Federal elections because they have moved from one state to another. In the last session of Congress, Representative McDowell of Delaware introduced bill to create a Special Commission on Uniform State Lewi for Voting in Presidential Elections. Hit objective ii to aid and encourage the states to amend their obsolete requirement! for voting in national elections, at the Government hat to successfully done under the Federal Voting Assistance Act in regard to absentee voting by citizens who are terving their country away from home.

The American Bar Association and the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Lawt are already working in this field. But an additional impetus it needed. Congress ought to give a receptive hearing to any practical plan that holds promise of saving the votet of million! of citizens in every presidential election. WOTE A RECORD NOT A PROM IS VOTE OlMOGRATIG LAWYERS FOR McDOVELL COMMITTEE, JAMES M. TUNNELL, JR.

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