The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 55

rm 'r 7M THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Children-oriented television commercials may be probed Litter costly Nl YORK, N.Y. (U'l) It will cost taxpayers an estimated $9 billion to clean up Christmas litter, Keep America Beautiful Inc. said Monday. I 19B IV CBS-TV OFF AIR FOR 21 MINUTES NEW YORK, N.Y. (Il'l) CBS-TV was knocked off the air for 21 minutes across the nation Monday night by a power failure.

The failure, between 8:17 p.m. and 8:38 p.m. (Minneapolis time) affected 13 minutes of "Mayberry JU and eight minutes of the "Doris Day Show." "I really don't know the exact cause of the failure," a CBS spokesman said. "It could be something In the line that's the only explanation I can get from operations." I3i Ofik ill I ycur hex! FDITOR'S NO lorrest Powers on vacation. Ills column will resume ec.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (U'l) Two federal regulatory agencies announced today they are considering unprecedented joint hearings to explore problems associated with television advertising aimed at children. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Myles W. Kirkpatrick and Federal Commiiunlcallons Commission (ICC) Chairman Dean Hurch discussed the problem Monday, the announcement said. They postponed a decision on healings pending further study.

The ICC regulates broadcasting licensing and the FTC enforces federal laws against unfair business practices including fraudulent and deceptive RADIO advertising. 'I ho two agencies have never held Joint heiuings. An HC spokesman said some I I a I of that agency questioned whether television advertising aimed directly at children should be permitted at all. "Children are not sophisticated enough to analyze advertising claims the way adults are and perhaps something should be done about any TV advertising aimed at children," the spokesman said, paraphrasing unidentified FTC officials. vallihaa' a Mralia fa la Id tla.

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To be announced. 6:30 p.m. Consultation. 7:00 p.m. To be announced.

BOB HOPE'S SPECIAL TOPS NIELSEN RATINGS NEW YORK, N.Y, VV The Bob Hope special was in first place in the national Nielsen television ratings for the week of Dec. 7-13. Lucille Ball was in second place and Flip Wilson in third. Mary Tyler Moore moved into 1 3th place, the highest her show has placed since its premiere in September. Last week it was 37th.

These were the top 10: 1. Bob Hope special, NBC. 2. "Here's Lucy," CBS. 3.

Flip Wilson, NBC. 4. "Marcus Welby," M.D., ABC. 5. "The FBI," ABC.

6. "Hawaii 5-0," CBS. 7. "Bonanza," NBC, and "Mannix," CBS, tied. 7:30 p.m.

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9. Johnny Carson special, "Sun City Scandals," NBC. 10. "Gunsmoke," CBS. CHRISTMAS EVE PARTY 1 P.M.

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TAX BALANCE SOUGHT School-aid formula brings you a UMCEFHoliday TVSpecial starring JOLIE ANDREWS HARRY BELAFONTE RICHARD BURTON BILL COSBY FLORENCE HENDERSON Information about programs is from network and station press releases except where symbol indicates a preview or a movie rating by TV Key news service. TUESDAY EVENING 6:30 DON KNOTTS Gina Lollobrigida and Van Johnson team up with Don in trial sketch in which defendant Gina works her charms on prosecuting attorney Van ch. 5. 6:30 MOD SQUAD Fans get more background information on Pete Cochrane in interesting segment. ch.

9. 7:30 PERSPECTIVE ON THE '70s. The Governor's Property Tax Advisory Committee Report. ch. 2.

7:30 HOLIDAY SPECIAL Bill Cosby and Shirley MacLaine co-host "World of Love," a program with a United Nations General Assembly setting that includes such names as Julie Andrews, Harry Bela- fonte and Richard Burton. ch. 4. 8:00 THE ADVOCATES. First of two-part presen-' tation on American involvement in South Africa's apartheid issue.

ch. 2. 8:00 MOVIE OF THE WEEK "White Christmas," as it has since 1954, provides a colorful package of entertainment for everyone. Cast includes Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye and Rosemary Clooney. ch.

5. 8:30 PERRY MASON. Involves Perry's efforts to keep Daniel Reed out of mental institution, at which he was doing very well until Reed becomes a murder suspect. ch. 11.

9:00 THE AMERICAN INDIAN. The forces that caused men to explore beyond the European continent in the days of Columbus are discussed. ch. 2. 9:00 MARCUS WELBY "Brave on a Mountaintop" is a well-meaning and occasionally touching Indian story, in which James Farentino plays a Navajo steel worker with breathing problems symptoms of dreaded emphysema.

ch. 9. 10:30 MOVIE. "The Road to Denver" (1955), a western starring John Payne and Mona Freeman. ch.

II. 10:30 TONIGHT. Scheduled guests include singer Monti Rock. ch. 5.

10:50 MERV GRIFFIN. Scheduled guests: Actor Ben Gazzara, singer Shani Wallace and author Robert Carson. ch. 4. 12:30 MOVIE.

"It Grows on Trees" (1952), Irene Dunne, Dean Jaggcr and Joan Evans. ch. 4. WEDNESDAY MORNING 9:00 DINAH'S PLACE. Louis Jourdan prepares a steak tartare and a sewing expert discusses fake-fur fashions.

ch. 5. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 1:00 MOVIE. "Great Day in the Morning" (1956). Robert Stack, Virginia Mayo and Ruth Roman.

ch. 11. changes predicted vides only about 40 per cent of the cost of school operations, Casmey said. He estimated that it would require about $271 million more to raise the proportion to 50 percent. The Legislature also will be asked to provide funds for transportation to school of all children liv ing a mile or more away, AUDREYHEPBURN SHIRLEY MacLAINE BARBRA STREISAND New state school-aid formulas intended to balance the tax burden in different school districts will be initiated by the Minnesota Board of Education, the state education commissioner said today.

Commissioner Howard Casmey said the board would break with tradition, according to which it just provides information for the Legislature, and will submit proposals for redistribution of state financial school aid. Speaking to about 40 persons at a Citizens League breakfast, Casmey said that the proposals would offer three alternatives to the Legislature but that he could not reveal details. One of the formulas would modify the present per-pupil grants, Casmey said, another would go "one step further" and the third would be intended to eliminate tax disparities on a broad base. Contrary to widespread belief, the stato noy pro lVoduccd by Alexander H. Cohen said Casmey.

"This would be an in centive to initiate busing to accomplish integrated education," Casmey added. "I hope some of the money is used for this." Several times during his remarks, CaSmey expressed strong support for the controversial decision of the Minneapolis School Board to pair some elementary schools to improve racial integration. "I just felt badly," he said, "that Minneapolis had to take the brunt of the criticism for doing what was right, what had to be done "Not all boards have the intestinal fortitude that Minneapolis has." RM. CBS04 3:30 DAVID FROST. Scheduled guests: Franklin D.

Roosevelt Jr. and Cornell Wilde. ch. 5. 4:00 MIKE DOUGLAS.

Actress All McGraw, singer Nancy Wilson and football player Johnny Sample. ch. 4. 4:30 SESAME STREET. Burt Lancaster recites the alphabet and Bill Cobby shows how to look sad.

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