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Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 73

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Corpus Chrfcfl Caller-Tfmr Sun Nov IV J3F Pigskin Politics Hig Items By BEN GROSS Jt Hew Tlrt Dm (craw NEW YORK When you asked the man behind the counter of TV's diner last Sunday haw you the chances are he answered: politics" Far those were the big items the blue plate specials cooked up by the busy short order rooks broiling frying and stewing on television's fiery ranges If those inquisitive visitors from other planets now allegedly surveying our troubled sphere tuned in their flying saucers' receiving sets as they zoomed over our fair land they must have come to SPECIALS This Week SUNDAY 1 i CONVERSATION WITH THE CAB 'NET: Democratic spokesmen pfr-cn Me (4ti- tni on current corrpo-gn Kact 2 WHAT'S GOING GN HERE RepuHon Forty prtwnf their (n eomfeigd uut 2 JC pm CAMPAIGN AND THE CANDIDATES The leccnd of lao NBC program re pert to Scoot Nous race in eight states includng Teo tdin Ncwrnon i anchorman CI iC- pm ALICE THROUGH THE LOCKING CLASS A muucal verson cf tho Lewis Carrel! icry Si0r Judi Bolin Roy Castle Jimmy Dmor-te Nonet Fobroy end Agnee Mccreheod 4- Jt CAMPAIGN '66: A revw Ihe key tc-'M of the Noe 6 elections and a prw cf CBS coverage Cl MONDAY CC THE AVIATION REVOLUTION: An NEC doewnentory an the problems cf the ecmrntcl aviatoer industry Chet Huntley norrotes Cl TUESDAY 30 ELECTION COVERAGE Ccntmuu rmork coverage of gubernatorial end congres-roses throughout the country interspersed arth ftotrcei report on local vee returns C) WEDNESDAY CO pm CLOWN ALLEY: Red Skehcn as Frcdd-e He Freeloader stars in a ccrrady-vortefy ttue to Circus clowns Guests are Amanda Bloke! Jack a Coogon Audrey Meadows Robert Merrill Vincent Fnce Monha Raya and Ecbby RydeH FRIDAY 30 KALL OF FAME: Peter Urimcv srers as Scc-rotai an on adaptation of MqwweH Andnua's Poy Eorefoot in Athens-' GevobKne Pcge and Anthcrry Quo co-ttor (Cl SENATE DEHATE in a Senate Movies at 8 prn tn Ch OIIATK didiate in diaries Unighton (1) and Walter Pidr on are aniiigoni-ts Advise and Consent on CiiS Thursday Night 10 The film is based on the novel by Allen brim FOR THE KIDDIES No Lack of Blood And Core and Fear this rontjiiiinn: THESE SITED Stales are inhabited by people who spend most of their time carrying tossing and kicking an inflated swine ball And when not engaged in that useful aitivl-ty they devote themwlves to arguing debating and name-calling During the afternoon no less than three pro football Vames held the channels: The Packers-Lions and the Colls-Rams contests on CKS-TV and the Oilers-Chiefs battle on NBC-TV As for politics you simply couldn't escape the verbose candidates intent on saving us from the catastrophe which would follow the elections of their opponents Both ABC and NBC telecast pungent roundups of the torrid races in New York California and other vital spots Edwin Newman narrating the NBC segment invested his comments with some humor but on both programs several candidates themselves provided unintentional laughs HOWEVER there was no fun in the heated discussions of the civilian complaint review board Searing emotions of bitterness and in some Instances of hate surged over the airwaves as proponents and opponents stood their ground CTTT PAIA1 HOST Comedian Phil Harris will be guest host Saturday on The Hollywood Palate' at pm on Ch 3 Guests will include Abbe Lane George Jessel David Nelson and Bunn and Sthreiber kltiiian HOlLYW Alan Hale of "Gilligan's Island" is the son of actress Greta Ahrtdn who was once rechristened Sonia Markova and passed off as a sultry Russian vamp Sales Denials WalNaV Wmhmm'k BELT VIBRATOR 10 Monthly which comes twite: or or Wild West" or Borne" or or EBP or Man from UNCLE" NOR DO I Intend to catch a forthcoming cartoon which comes on in the morning on Saturdays The announced Moryline for this one reads as follows: raving maniac threatens to explode a bomb In the city of Terra that can blow Spate Patrol right out of ihe Not just i maniac mind 3 mi A raving maniac The National Association of Broadcasters has of good practice" code of ethics for programming The code says in pari: 'Those programs which might reasonably be expected to hold the attention of children and which are broadcast during (times) when children may he normally expected to constitute a substantial part of the audience should be presented with due regard for their effect on children Such subjects as violence and sex shall be presented without undue emphasis and only as required by plot development or character delineation The presentation of techniques of crime in such detail as to invite imitation shall be avoided USE OF horror for Its own sake will be eliminated the use of visual or aural effects which would shock or alarm the viewer and the de- I tailed presentation of brutali- ty or physical agony by sight or by sound are not permissi- We" Yoohoo National Assoc la- tkm of Broadcasters Are you there? Where are you Na- Honal Association of Broadcasters? Yoohoo! Where did everybody go? By PAI MOIIOY Hu Chweee fanrimo CHICAGO listen children and you shall hear a tale of blood and gore and fear On television that is On a recent Tuesday night 'The Girl Prom UNCLE'' concerned itself with a plot to blow up passenger ship One of the heroes was whipped while chained to a post The good guys threw an evtl old woman into an oven The villain screaming his head off was disposed of by means of electrocution ON MONDAY night the same week Iron Horse" concerned itself with mortal combat between the bero Dale Robertson and a fanatic Indian Both were severely wounded and the blood ran red on color screens as they spent the belter part of Die hour trying to kill each other Both shows were on during prime viewing hours fur youngsters There may have been during the week other such instances of homicide and bloodletting during hours when children watch I did not happen to catch to the Bottom of the Sea" or Propiiiiiit Cooks 'lloimr Dinners HOLLYWOOD eft The frequent meals served in boarding house scenes of CBS-TV's Junction" are (Miked on a four-burner gas range at one aide of the sound stage by propman Vince Vec-chio Vecehio 40 genial and shiny bald learned the Dade in bis father's restaurant at Omaha Often be finds himself serving a baked ham turkey or roast-beef dinner to the actors at 10 o'clock fai the morning home?" he echoed as porkrhnps sizzled in the pan 1 let the little woman do the fa meat Orb a (be weetbf Stariiner Wheelchairs Caryl Richards plus protein mmd Suddenly protein Permanents! for mom perfect results with sucerfc conditioning fee cR types of hair Costing for below the regular prices Saddeafy Preteie IfJ PletPretasn 1245 rjR feta Aefres wrtb SICK ROOM SUPPLIES 24 HOrR SERVICE Hospital Reds Wheel (hairs Redecwf Aids Oxygea Eprifont Medicare Certified South Coast Surgical Inc 1201 10th St TU4-124S Prompt Pwml Service WeH low CM low Bw Uttaf Jew Wry low Owl in 24541 DICK TURNER JEWELRY tewtie IkoOH eater Weftw li aeat to (tea- i -jar" yrr rre- HEBERT'S HAIR FASHI0HS 4ZOW-S MtewiMe HLS-MU.

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