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ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL September 1 1, 1966 A-9 giving salt. The puzzling plot teeters on the absurd, but walkie-talkie devices, colored space food, laser beam guns, and the pointed ears of spaceman (Leonard Nimoy) will appeal to the youngsters. TV Key Previews Today's top television shows are previewed and selected for the Journal by TV Key's staff of experts who attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze scripts in New York. Yyfll see Andy; and the Smothers Brothers indulge in nonsensical banter before offering up a folk tune. To cover all the bases, Andy winds up the bill with Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, horses, and songs like "Smile, Darn ya, i 1 (Color) (8 p.m.

Channel 4). STAR TREK. (Premiere) Twilight zone-type science fiction series aims at kids and adults, with a weird opener about an alien body on a strange planet who assumes shapes of men or women in its quest for life- yea MEM att new 3 5:00 PM NEW SEASON framed against the brilliant colors of a Montana buffalo range. 6:00 PM NEW SEASON. Television's most imaginative host airs program after program of really big shows.

5:30 PM NEW SERIES Two bumbling astronauts break the time barrier land in a Stone Age swamp. LXITIIIIT4I CAMERA THREE. "Illuminations." (Repeat) A rare half hour synthesis of poetry, music and dance. Modern dance choreographer Norman Walker has taken excerpts from the poetry of the 19th Century sym-polist poet Arthur Rimbaud, and used them as the theme of his dance creation set to music by Benjamin Britten. Camera Three buffs, if you missed this one before, tune in.

(9 a.m. Channel 13). DISCOVERY '66. "Discovery Goes to Japan." Part I (Repeat) A visit with a Japanese family in the Kanda Book district in Tokyo turns into an adventure for your children. Rice dealer Ine Hara has three children, and the scene in the school of their eldest boy, 13 year-old Shuichi, during a Japanese language class study, is surely a high spot of the show.

(9:30 a.m. Channel 7). FACE THE NATION. Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon will be interviewed, live from New York, by a panel of newsmen still to be selected.

(9:30 a.m. Channel 13). ISSUES AND ANSWERS. Walt Rostow, special adviser to President Johnson, will be interviewed by ABC correspondents John Scali and Bob Clark. (11:30 a.m.

Channel 7) regg Kodak Film SIZES 120-620-127-126 Kodacolor and Block Whit with Low-Cost FILM DEVELOPING! Calandra's HALLMARK CARD SHOP 87 WIN ROCK CENTER -naaa. I Npi age. (Color) (4 p.m. Channel 13). SPECIAL.

"Viet Nam: War of the Ballot." This is an hourlong special on today's election activities in South Viet Nam, with expanded segments on the climate of opinion existing in all sectors of the electorate in the cities and the villages, as well as the political, economic and social factors involved. Chet Huntley offers his personal appraisal of the pre election picture, and the returns available in this first free-election to be held in this wartorn country will be offered as they come in. (Color) (4:30 p.m. Channel 4) IT'S ABOUT TIME. (Premiere) Youthful fans of the animated cartoon series "The Flintstones" get a look at real live actors playing prehistoric cavemen and cavewomen in the opener of this new comedy series tonight.

Actually, the stars of the show are two very modern astronauts whose attempts to fly their capsule into space leads them to breaking the time barrier, and lands them plunk back in the Stone Age, but the kids may get a charge out of the slapstick antics of Imogene Coca and Joe E. Ross as the cave couple who befriend the astronauts, Jack Mullaney and Frank Alettor. (Color) (5:30 p.m. Channel 13) WALT DISNEY. (Season's Premiere) "Emil and the Detectives." Part I.

Even Walt joins the European chase fad with this pleasing tale about young German urchins shadowing underworld characters around handsome West Berlin. Led by Roger Mobley, the kids tail potential bank robbers and have a big time being important. Another treat is portly Walter Slezak's performance as the bank robbing baron. (Color) (5:30 p.m. Channel 4) ED SULLIVAN.

(Season's Premiere) Ed's got some popular headliners for his 19th season premiere. There's Red Skelton with a monologue and pantomime act, taped specially for Sullivan, and there's a segment from "Holiday on Ice" on tape for a skill reminding us of winter. But for jl WE handle ALL of the Details! It's impossible for ony individual owning or manoging a building to be on hand at ony moment, day or night, when he may be needed. Business duties, rest, illness, recreation-all take him off duty. Our property management service is set up to be a watchdog for your property 24 hours a day-Everyday! Both landords and tenants like our service because our experienced executives understand the problems of both and can solve them expeditiously.

Come in or phone for further information about our complete service. TENNIS SPECIAL. Live from the Forest Hills Stadium in New York, ABC offers a two hour telecast of the 85th annual U.S. National Tennis Championships, concentrating on the men's singles championship contest today. Jim McKay joins former U.S.

and Wimbledon champ Jack Kramer for the commentary. (Color) (12 noon Channel 7). WORLD SERIES OF GOLF. The second day of the two-day coverage of the fifth annual World Series of Golf starring Jack Nicklaus, Bill Casper, Al Geiberger, and Gene Littler, beams in on the final five holes of the competition. Cary Middle-coff, Jim Simpson and Charlie Jones handle the stroke by stroke report.

(Color) (2 p.m. Channel 4). MEET THE PRESS. Two opponents in the forthcoming California gubernatorial contest, Governor Edmund G. (Pat) Brown, and Ronald Reagan, will be interviewed separately (the toss of a coin will determine who goes first) by newsmen Sander Vanocur, Bill Brown, Carl Greenberg and David Broder, live from Los Angeles, in this special hour-long edition of Meet the Press.

(Color) (3:30 p.m. Channel 4). ASIA PERSPECTIVE. "Election Day in Viet Nam." CBS Far East correspondent Peter Kalischer leads the report on today's election in Viet Nam, with an analysis of the constituent assembly and the 630 candidates running for the 117 seats at issue. The atmosphere surrounding the election, a key point of controversy in the political and military aspects of the Viet Nam War, will also be central to the program's cover- lillllllllllililll LAS VEGAS Burntl VACATIONS 3 Days, 2 Nights 8:00 PM NEW SEA-SON.

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Durward Kirby is very much on view in Garry's new comedy variety series, Also your other favorite regular entrees SUNDAY iepr. 11th, 1 966 DAILY (, Time Sunday Monday through Friday Saturday Time T.nAV (C) SUPER SIX 7:00 TODAY SHOW iciat6maMt OO (C) EYE GUESS 8:25 NEWS IC) SECRET SQUIRREL 1:00 I 1:30 CONCENTRATION SPACE KIDETTES 8:30 9 00 SHIRTSLEEVE SESSION JCI CHAIN LETTER (C) COOL McCOOL 9:00 9:30 N.M. OUTDOORS (C) SHOWDOWN (C)THE JETSONS 9:30 10:00 THIS IS THE LIFI lC JEOPARDY TOP CAT 10:00 10.30 CLOSER LOOK fO SWINGIN' COUNTRY 10:55 NEWS ANDY'S GANG 10:30 11:00 THE JACK LALANNE SHOW (c) 11:00 11:30 LET'S MAKE A DEAL 11:55 NEWS BASEBALL 11:30 12 00 AFl IC DAYS OF OUR LIVES GAME 12 30 FOOTBALL THE DOCTORS H-M 100 C) ANOTHER WORLD OF THE 00 C) 1:30 (C) YOU DON'T SAY WEEK (C) 1:30 2 Q0 MEET THE PRESS (C) JO THE MATCH GAME 2.2S NEWS ANADIAN j. 30 FRONTIERS OF FAITH I 1 AFTERNOON MOVIE football 3:00 (CI VIETNAM REPORT WW 3:00 3 30 (C) college bowl DIALING FOR DOLLARS 3:30 FRANK McGEE VALDELAO 4: "Tao" specials c) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Sunday I Jt Sept. 11th 13 KOB-NBC KOAT-ABC KGGM-CB! (7:45) hoir nf llm Mn 9 Shlrt.lerve Sm.

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Ron Carey and John Byner are two more comedians who get in on the beauty contest act; Moore and Kirby do a TV news special from their particular vantage point; and Pete Barbutti shows what a comedy pianist can do with his nose to the keyboard. (Color) (7 p.m. Channel 13) BONANZA. (Season's Premiere) "Something Hurt, Something Wild." This top rated TV series begins its eighth season on the air with a melodramatic entry which may appeal more to the ladies in the audience. A rancher friend of Cartwright's almost starts a range war when Little Joe is accused of molesting his young daughter, recently returned from the east.

As the predictable tale unfolds, we find the girl (Lisa Loring) is prone to tell lies and has some unhealthy opinions about men in general. (Color) (7 p.m. Channel 4). SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE. "The Hustler." (1961) (Repeat) A superb drama.

It's an incisive story about a pool shark whose drive and ambition to be number one causes tragedy in his personal life. Paul Newman is excellent in the role, and there's a brilliant portrait of a veteran pool champ played by Jackie Gleason. Newman and Gleason are given outstanding support by Piper Laurie and George C. Scott, and writer-director Robert Rossen captures the seamy atmosphere to perfection. (8 p.m.

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