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TV-RADIO CHATTER Radi Rural Mail Men Told of Special Effects Enhance 'Combat At Forrent Pouern, TV-radio cnlumnint for the Minneapolis Star, is on vacation. By CHARLES WITBECK Of TV Key (King Features Syndicate) HOLLYWOOD, Calif. One of the best shows on the air is ABC-TV's Tuesday evening war series, "Combat," although for some strange reason, no one seems to brag about it. Youngsters and women are the main viewers each week in MGM's back lot as a squad of GIs, led by a rather sullen, grimy Sgt. Saunders (actor Vic Morrow), are trapped, Ti-rr is star a i Tuesday, Auut 11, lS'M Television Logs TUES.

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Call Ml 6-2911, Ext. 244 For sparkling comment about books or music or art read John K. Sherman's column in the Minneapolis Star. -rw. Mete fctMERAL MOTORS gKSEIIVICE tinrn i Dick Peabody and Tom Lowell hang on with only slight wounds to fight again another week.

In this kind of a show the actors had better be nice to the front office; one can suddenly be wiped out by a sniper. One viewer would like to see a regular killed off every six to eight weeks to make "Combat" really real, and keep fans on edge hoping his favorite wouldn't get it this time. If this idea went into action one lucky private to survive would be baby-faced Nelson (Lowell), the young kid in the outfit who pals around with the big, gawky Little-john (Dick Peabody), in a kind of Mutt and Jeff relationship. The girls seem to love Lowell, a 23-year-old actor with a trace of baby fat, at least as picked up by the camera. Born in 1941, Lowell missed World War II; in fact he had never even fired a gun before joining the series.

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Pianist John Ojzdon joins the Cincinnati Symphony in Chopin's Concerto No. 2 in Minor. KUOM. 6:25 pjTi. "The Three Penny Opera: Orchestral Suite." WLOL-FM.

7:55 p.m. Basehall- at Twins. WCCO. 8:00 p.m. "Film Spectacular, Volumes I and II" (stereo).

WAYL-FM. 8:00 p.m. Good Time Singers and the Weavers in stereo. KRSI-FM. 8:05 p.m.

"Open Line." Guests: John Tracy Anderson and John Libby. KSTP. 10:30 p.m. "Concerto in Major for Three Pianos" by Mozart KEVE. KEVE-FM.

WEDNESDAY HIGHLIGHTS 9:00 a.m. The Amsterdam Chamber Music Society plays Van Raaren's Septet (stereo). KWFM. 1:30 p.m. Economist Gunnar Myrdal Discusses "The Role of Government in the Economy." KUOM.

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Meanwhile, the leadership worked toward an agreement on a compromise proposal aimed at slowing court-ordered reapportionment of both houses of state legisla tures on a population basis. The proposal has been of fered as a rider to the aid measure. In one of yesterday's ma jor actions, the Senate re jected, 53 to 29, an amend ment by Sen. Wayne Morse to terminate the for eign aid program in its present form June 30, 1966, and start all over under strict new criteria. It would have reduced to 50 from 83 the countries which would receive American aid.

The Senate also defeated, 52 to 25, an amendment by Sen. Jack R. Miller, R-Iowa, to shut off further aid to 41 countries that are behind in dues and assessments to the United Nations. Vote Wednesday In addition to action on the reapportionment proposal not expected before Wednesday the Senate still has to vote on amendments by Morse to cut the program by more than $500 million. Morse also planned a blan ket amendment to place i ceiline of $3 billion on the authorizations.

The closest call for the administration came when the Senate defeated by only 42 to 40 a Morse proposal to set a ceiling of 25 per cent on the total of development loan funds and 10 per cent on Alliance for Progress loan funds that could be used by foreign governments for balance of payments, support of their own budgets and similar gov ernmental purposes. Morse argued that loans funds should be channelled directly into specific projects that provide "people-to-peo ple aid," rather than into "unspecified, general pur poses unrelated to any project or program based on self-help and widespread benefits. Ben Bella Honored LONDON, England (Reu- trs) The chairman of the Lenin peace prize committee, Dmitri Skobeltsyn, left Moscow today for Algeria to pre sent the award to President Ahmed Ben Bella, Tass news agency said. THIS WEEK ONLY! ALUMINUM SIDING Reynolds or Alcoa Kour Entire House Covered Covers Average 1,000 Sq. Ft.

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Arnold Olsen, D-Mont. Olsen, a member of the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee, addressed 700 delegates at the association's national convention in the Leamington Hotel. Olsen described the federal etmployes pay act recently passed by Congress as "an act of reassurance to all federal workers everywhere that they should not have to suf fer economic hardship simply because they have chosen to dedicate their lives to a ca reer of service to their gov ernment." Legislative roadblocks to the pay bill, Olsen said, re vealed "a most sad situation and a sorry commentary on the way federal employes seemingly must always receive any kind of benefits." The pay increase bill is awaiting the signature of President Lyndon B. Johnson Olsen said he would fight at the next session of Con gress for an improved retire ment program for the letter carriers. The convention delegates represent 32,000 carriers from all 50 states.

They are to hear John A. Gronouskt, postmas ter general, at an 8 p.m. din ner Wednesday. General Hospital Welfare Costs Ruling Asked The Hennepin County Welfare Board has asked for a ruling from the State Depart ment of Welfare whether General Hospital or the city of Minneapolis must pay the cost of providing nursing home care for Minneapolis welfare clients. This expenditure amounts to nearly $300,000 a year from the Minneapolis public welfare funds.

The city maintains that, under the law transferring General Hospital to Hennepin County, the hospital is now liable for this cost. The county denies responsibility. A hearing before the State Department of Welfare is scheduled for Aug. 21. Man Admits Morals Guilt A Minneapolis man who admitted attacks on over a dozen women in the Twin Cities pleaded guilty in Ramsey county district court Monday to sodomy.

He is John W. Strand, 28, 30 S. 9th once a patient in a state mental hospital. Judge John W. Graff who received the pleas referred Strand's case to the Ramsey county probation office for presentence investigation.

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Upper Midwsit Rtiidtnts Cell Collect ANY 8126 ---ANYjBTYLC i'A I OR TV Program Notes Information about programs is from network and station press releases except where dot indicates a program preview or a movie rating by TV Key news service. TUESDAY EVENING 6:30 p.m. MR. NOVAK. mor." Fairly suspenseful switch in emphasis from student-teacher problems, to a student-assistant principal conflict.

Miss Pagano loses her confidence and composure when she's attacked outside school grounds. ch. 5. Lieu school, studio. has sus- TOM LOWELL TV factory world no other half, only the guest stars die.

Jack Hogan, Pierre Jalbert, sequences. Hopping about among the pots and squibs set up by the special effects men dur ing firing sequences and bombardments, Lowell has been wounded ten times, and should receive six MGM Purple Hearts for duty last season, four so far this year. Sometimes the squibs aren't properly hooked up and if they go off in an actor's face, his career could be ruined. It's happened to Tom, but he still has that unscarred face. Seldom does young Lowell get a big part because Mor row and guest stars usually do the fat ones.

Lowell is generally around, however, and looks very convincing. He says it isn't as easy as it sounds. "There trying to are outdo seven guys each other." Yet none of the actors worry about Lowell being unable to take care of himself. Tom has been acting for all of a year and a half resting only occasionally between jobs in "Target: The Corruptors," "It's a Man's World," "Perry Mason," "Alfred Hitchcock" and this season's opener on "Gun-smoke." He was seen in two movies: "Manchurian Candidate" and "Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation" and has the distinction of being seduced in a "Carpetbaggers" scene by Carol Baker.

Lowell won't sign a contract with MGM. He's too busy working around town. To be conservative, he is one out of 10,000 to come to Hollywood and strike this quickly and this hard. Lowell gives all the credit to his agent, Fred Messinger, a former casting director. The Messinger spiel on Lowell goes like this: "I have a boy who is going to be a star.

He doesn't look like it and doesn't act like it, but put him in front of a camera and you'll see." So far Lowell hasn't proved Messinger wrong. He delivers. And, to those of you who are unaware of Mr. Lowell, tune in "Combat" on Tuesday nights and look for baby-face Nelson. Earth Shock Felt SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, (JP) A strong earth shock was felt last night near Irazu Volcano.

TV SERVICE Wt Give GoW Bond Stamps Service 9 'til 9 COLOR SPECIALISTS 2403 NICOLLET 6:30 p.m. COMBAT. Repeat. risk their lives trying to "The Glory Among Men." Want Ads Work Wonders Repeat. "Moment Without Ar Sgt.

Saunders and his men save a soldier they all hate in ch. 9. "Your Heart and Your still something of a rouser. Repeat. "Evil Eye Parker." drama in fast moving hour.

Jourdan. ch. 9. Repeat. Very funnv outing.

are fine in a bright hour. ch. 4. Laurence Harvey guests. Relations" (1936).

Laurel and Weird Sisters" (1944). ch. 5. AFTERNOON 7:00 p.m. HIGH ADVENTURE.

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4. 7:30 p.m. HEART BEAT. ch. 2.

7:30 p.m. MOMENT OF FEAR. Repeat. "Long Distance." Harry Junkin thriller is ch. 5.

7:30 p.m. McHALE'S NAVY. bullets at times during fighting Committee to Prepare Race Report The Citizens Committee on Racial Imbalance in St. Paul Schools will have a report ready after the Aug. 31 meeting, it was agreed Monday.

The committee will meet the next two Mondays in the St. Paul City Council cham bers to hear testimony and then will meet in executive sessions to write the report. Monday afternoon the committee heard Hugh Jordan, a teacher at St. Paul's McKinley School, who said he felt there was "little reward to teachers" in schools, which have heavy propor tions of Negro students. Jordan compared his experience at McKinley with his previous two years teaching at Horace Mann School, located in one of St.

Paul's higher income neighborhoods. "You feel you're not getting through to the students at McKinley," Jordan said. "You feel you're not communicating information to them and fulfilling the job you're supposed to do. "Sometimes," Jordan added, "it's like beating your head against a wall." Jordan said that when he asked parents of McKinley pupils to come to the school and discuss their children's problems only about 60 or 70 per cent responded. At Horace Mann, Jordan said, the response was 100 per cent.

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