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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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50
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3rd "Grand Ole Opry" Eddie Dean 19 75 Cmtral Beautiful Ladies Fine Drinks Gay Music and Dancing Featuring the BOB HALL TRIO Make It Your Rendezvous! SAFARI INFORMAL otv Evtry Tutsdoy Thursday 12:30 to 2 Special Luncheon In The Exquisite For reftrvetieni cell BR 5-7171 Ext. II jRAMADA INN 3... Now, served complete 75 it the famous 84TH AND E. THOMAS ROAD Phone CWeetweod Dennis the Menace goes well with your morning coffee, Every day in The Arizona Republic Is coming to town In days By JACK CURTIS at Campobello," the story of Franklin D. Roosevelt between the years 1921 tad 1924, is scheduled to open Nov.

18. at the Palms Theater. Actor RalpH Bellamy is cast as Roosevelt, and you'll find Gteer Garson very convincing as his wife, Eleanor. Phoenician Bob Stout will especially, interest- id to see the attraction. Me played the role of Roosevelt list May when the play was presented on the Phoenix Little Theater stage.

ANYONE WHO thinks nothing lappens in Phoenix might to check the calendar of events going on in the Valley during the next several days. Tonight is a special press preview of "Butterfield 8," the mo- ton picture which will open Harry face's new, ultra-plush movie 'Sunrise At Campobello' To Onen At Palms Soon HMlfttt, ft, 1MI Gila Radio Plea Denied WASHINGTON (AP)-The Federal Communications Commission yesterday refused to grant a request by Gila Broadcasting Co. hat it be authorized to close down five standard radio stations in Arizona for 90 days. The company made the request in late October, pleading temporary financial difficulty. In a telegram to Gila yesterday, the FCC said the company has 'ailed to supply any information 'to support allegations of financial distress or show money is not available to meet current operating expenses." The commission said the areas served by the stations have no other broadcast service, and asserted that a failure to maintain ila station service wjould' be considered in connection with the company's pending applications 'or license renewals.

The stations involved are KCKY, Coolidge; KCLF, Clifton; KGLU, jSafford; KVNC, Winslow; and KZOW, Globe. The FCC wire noted that Globe Station KWJB-FM, owner by Gila, already has a temporary authority to remain silent through next Jan. 20. house' in Scottsdale. The theater opens officially tomorrow to the general public.

Fred Waring returns to Phoenix tomorrow night to present more of his brilliant musical sounds from the stage of the Fox Theater. And on Friday evening, the opera, "Rigoletto," comes to Arcadia High School auditorium. Both Waring and the opera are teing brought here by Mrs. Archer E. Linde and both have 8:30 xm.

curtains. 'Phoenix Little Theater opens at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow night with "The Matchmaker," the third PLT production of the fall season. And tonight at the Arizona State; "air, a new Miss Arizona will bei crowned. RICHARD Boone and his TV company wind up shooting today at Apacheland on his "Have Gun, Will Travel" video series.

Howard Joslin, who's associate producer of the program, is a Phoenix product. According to Apacheland's Harold (Red) Johnson, Joslin was born in Buckeye and is a graduate of Phoenix Union High School. He was both a high school and college athletic standout. Cecil DeMille named him as an assistant director during his movie-making career, and Alfred Hitchcock used his talents for a time, before Joslin joined Boone's Radio Highlights At 1:40 p.m., KOOL, Crosby- Clooney Show. Today Rosemary sings "Kentucky Sure as You're Born" and "I Feel a Song Com- ng On." At 8.

p.m., KOY, Wednesday Night Pops Concert will feature Grieg's "Concerto No. 1 in A 1 One-Parent Unit Forms A Phoenix chapter of Parents Without Partners, a growing na ional organization, is being 'ormed, reports Mrs. Pat Patterson, one of the sponsors of the movement. The organization, she explained, is for single parents whose marriages have been disrupted either jy death or divorce. The group is not a social organization, Mrs.

Patterson said, but dedicated to more serious purposes, including helping the one jarent family plan for a more lormal life and planning activities for children lacking either parenf. An organization meeting to complete the Phoenix chapter will be held soon. Meanwhile, more detailed information may be obtained by calling Mrs. Patterson. Oscar Program In Santa Monica HOLLYWOOD motion picture industry has decided to move its Oscar awards show to Santa Monica.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences yesterday an nounced the 33rd annual presentation ceremony, to bo telecast nationally, will be in the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium next April 17. Shows in recent years have been at the Pantages Theater on Hollywood Boulevard, but a movie is now booked there for a long run. An academy committee decided there was no structure in Holly wood or Los Angeles that could provide such adequate seating ca ptcity press, parking, and staging facilities as the Auditorium in Santa Monica, ONI DAY fiftVIGE Extractions or Nt rvt Dr, M. Pr. Mtrrell Pti Tbfttrt IMf lU4'lf4I Ali'iltl Dr.

1. 1. Pun Nights Out tHE FIESTA Country Club, at 12th Street and Glendalc, headed by youthful Clyde Agin, is sponsoring a special dance affair Nov. 11 at the Safari Hotel Convention Center in Scottsdale. Agin indicates that music will be provided from 9 p.m.

until a.m. by Dusty Walker, with special appearance by Singer Greg Connor. A Latin band also will be featured. Then from 1 a.m. until 4 a.m., the Bandbox's Nadine Jansen Trio takes over.

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Ckmlcal Music KOOL-FM MC Slmulcmtlnc with Kool KELE-FM 95.5 MC Country Muilc 6 to 10 p.m. KUPD-FM 97.9 MC Music 8 a.m. to mldnlcht KBUZ-FM 104.7 MC Llmellcht to GiiUtbt 6 a.m. to Mldnltnt WEDNESDAY, NOVEMIER 9 7:00 a.m. KOY: Rise 'N' Shine KTAR: NBC News, ABS News, Music KPHO: News KOOL: News, Music 7:1 a.m.

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KOY: Digest KTAR: Music 10:30 a.m. KOY: Coffee Time KOOL: News, Mel Sue 10:45 a.m. KOY: Coffee Time, News 11(00 a.m. KTAR: Emphasis, Mr. M's Music KPHO: News, Music KOOL: News, Best Seller 11:15 o.m KOY: Swap Sell 11:30 a.m.

KTAR: Music KPHO: Household KOOL: Couple Next Door 11:45 a.m. KOOL: Right To Happiness 12:00 Noo. KTAR: News, Weather KPHO: News, Music KOOL: News, Whispering Streets 12:15 p.m. KOY: Weather, News, What's Doin' KTAR: Music KPHO: Music KOOL: Ma Perkins 12:30 B.m. KOY: News, Music KTAR: Editor's Desk KPHO: Farm Hour KOOL: Dr.

Malone 12:45 p.m. KTAR: Luncheon KOOL: 2nd Mrs. Burton 1:00 p.m. KOY: Flair KTAR: NBC Emphasis KPHO: News, Music KOOL: News, Wall Street Today 1:15 p.m. KTAR: Music 1:30 p.m.

KOOL: Garry Moore 2:00 p.m. KOY: Bill Lester KTAR: Emphasis KPHO: News, Music HOOL: News, Godfrey 2:15 p.m. KTAR: Music 2:30 p.m. KPHO: Music 2:45 p.m. KOY: News, Music 3:00 p.m.

KTAR: Emphasis, Music KPHO: Music KOOL: News, Houseparty 3:30 p.m. KOY: Music KPHO: Household Hints 3:41 p.m. KOY: News, Music 4:00 p.m. KOY: Music KTAR: Emphasis, Music KPHO: News, Music 4:30 p.m. KOOL: Music 5:00 p.m.

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KOY: Pops Concert KTAR: Albums KPHO: News, Music KOOL: Amos'n Andy 1:30 p.m. KOY: Music KTAR: M. Beatty KOOL: In Person 9:00 p.m. KPHO: News, Music KOOL: Music to midnite p.m. KOY: Miss Arizona KTAR: Album Serenade 9:30 p.m.

KOY: Music 10:15 p.m. KOY: Life Line 10:30 p.m. KOY; Music 12:00 MIdele.it KOY: Music KTAR; Music Til 1 a.m. KPHO: News, Nighttime KOOL: Sign Off PREMIER TONIGHT IM BACKUS SHOW "HOT OFF THE WIRE SWIFT-PACED ACTION-HUMOR 0V I P.M. CHANNtL c-.

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