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1 ltllAY TV LOG I i 1 r-rT xttl -arl ILLYA THE agent lllya Kuryakin (David McCallum), disguised as an Indian, and Charisma (Angela Dorian), daughter of an Indian chief, are held captive by THRUSH agents who plan to assemble a hydrogen bomb orf an Indian reservation in Oklahoma in "The Indian Affairs Affair" on NBC's colorcast of The Man From U.N.C.L.E. Friday. (9-10 p. Channel 40.) 'Big Guy' Is Special On Boxing New York The hopes and disillusionments, the ambitions and frustrations of two young heavyweight boxers trying to fight their way up the ladder of success to the coveted championship of the world will be candidly depicted in "The Big Guy," a one-hour ABC News special to be aired on ABC Friday (9 to 10 p. on Channel 34.

The program is the fourth new presentation in a series of 16 original and repeat documentaries being telecast on ABC during 1966. "The Big Guy" will be repeated Sunday, May 22 (4-5 p. The documentary relates the true story of a great dream shared by two heavyweight fighters and shows what happens to that dream when both fighters meet in a climactic head-on clash in Madison Square Garden, and afterward as they face the imposing odds and challenges of the fight game. The "big guy" referred to in the ABC News special is Jim Beattie, a 6'9" goliath. His opponent is Dick Whipper-man.

Their fight, candidly photographed for the special, is a punishing and dramatic showdown. And only one of them can win. Following their clash, each boxer meets defeats. But both continue the battle against increasingly tremendous odds burning with the dream and determination that is the heart of the fight game. NARRATED by James Lipscomb, "The Big Guy" was conceived a year and a half ago when both fighters displayed the potential to become serious contenders for the heavyweight crown.

But the last 18 months have been harsh to both boys. Whipperman, who has compiled an undistinguished record in a long string of fights, is currently a preliminary boxer appearing in arenas across the nation. Fate, moreover, has been even more cruel to the "big guy," Jim Beattie. Big Jim has had eight fights since his dramatic clash with Whipperman 18 months ago, and has won six by. knockouts.

But in his last bout, held several months ago in Madison Square Garden, he suffered a brutal beating at the hands of a heavyweight Morning 7:00 Today Show 52) Social Security 7:05 52 CBS News 7:30 go Today Show 52) RFD with Steve Ferdo 7:55 52 The Funny Company 8:00 52) -Captein TCanqaroo 8:30 6-Today Show 9:00 Lone Ranger 52) Exercise with Gloria STETA 9:30 (461 The Big Picture 52) STETA Astro Boy 10:00 g6 Eye Guest 41 Mr. Willoby and Igy 10:25 NBC New 52) Ralph Carroll 10:30 55 Concentration 61 Morning Star 52) Andy of Mayberry 4l Supermarket Sweep 1 1 :30 61 Paradise Bay 52) Dick Van Dyke 34! Dating Game Afternoon 1 2:00 Jeopardy 52) Love of Life (34 Donna Reed 12:25 52) CBS New 12:30 gi Let's Play Post Office 52) Search For Tomorrow Father Knows Best 12:45 32) Guiding Light 12:55 go) News 1:00 go STETA 5D Girl Tall 3 Ben Casey 1 :30 gfj Lets Make a Deal 52) As the World Turns 1:55 Newt 2:00 gp Days of Our Lives 52) Password Confidential for Women 2:30 go) The Doctors 52 House Party A Time For Us 2:55 News 3:00 Another World 521 To Tell the Truth 4 General Hospital 3:25 51 News Extra 3:30 gl You Don't Say 52) Edge of Night 3 The Nurses 4:00 gl The Match Game 52) Secret Storm 3 Never too Young 4:24 g5 Arlene Dahl's Beauty Spot 4:25 gO) News 4:30 gg Movie: "Thief of Damascus" 52) Officer Bill Where The Action Is 5:00 52) Early Show: "Indestructible Man" 3 Mr. Willoby and Igy 5:30 Rocky and His Friends 5:45 53 Mr. Willoby and Igy Evening 6:00 gl Six O'Clock Report 6:15 52) Report to the People Peter Jennings and the News 6:25 g6j Roger Ramjet 6:30 gl Huntley-Brinkley Report 52) Communications Center 12 3 My Little Margie 7:00 gg Car 54, Where Are You? 55) To Be Announced 3 Little White Church 7:30 gl Camp Runamuck 52) Wild Wild West 3 The Flintstones 8:00 gl Hank 3 Tammy 8:30 gl Sammy Davis Jr. 52) Hogan's Heroes 53 Addam's Family 9:00 52) Gomer Pyle 53 The Big Guy 9:30 gl Mister Roberts 52) Smothers Brothers 10:00 gl The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

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AS A RESULT, Beattie had his license revoked by the New York State Boxing Commission. Similar action was taken in ensuing weeks by other states having reciprocal agreements with New York. Today, Beattie has returned to his home in St. Paul, where he is waging the most important fight of his life to regain his license. Following the Woody fight, Beattie entered the Mayo Clinic for observation.

Doctors there found nothing physically wrong with him that might prevent his continuing his ring career. Beattie claims that New York revoked his license without giving him a physical examination and, therefore, he has instituted legal means to have the ban rescinded. Hearings on the matter are currently pending in both New York State and Minnesota. "The Big Guy" is the poi-gnat story of two young men who start their careers with the highest hopes of achieving success, and after their paths cross in a dramatic and climactic meeting, both fall by the wayside. Interviewed recently for the ABC News special, Beattie describes the disappointments and heartbreaks he has encountered during the last 18 months.

It makes for a dramatic comparison with the statements and thoughts of the big fighter made 18 months ago when he seemed to be nearing the peak of his career. Sunday program called "Down Memory's In the fall of 1964, the program shifted to WBJA from its Sunday time period to 7 p. m. Fridays. The new title became "Secrets in Light." The program's approach was to present familiar hymns and gospel songs with basic Biblical narrations and devo-tionals in the simple manner of rural churches throughout the United States.

It i I 16 Years on TV Marked Little White Church By This Easter Sunday, the Little White Church in Conklin will observe 16 years of television programming- in the Triple Cities area. Its Easter special half-hour, program will be telecast by WBJA on Channel 34 at 6 p. m. The first program of the Little White Church was aired over WNBF from the Arlington Hotel ballroom on Easter in 1950. It became a regular FENCED IN-Spiffy (David Ketchum, left), Wiven-hoe Grch Johnson, top right) and Pruett (Dave Madden) are tricked into a homemade jail and kept there by a boy camper in the "Commander for a Day" episode of NBC's colorcast of Camp Runamuck Friday.

(7:30 p. Channel 40.).