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23 (Ujr iKmitauuifry Aiurrliarr Saturday Mink M. )43 WCCB, Channel 32, Opens Today; Stan Richards Is General Manager Kennedy Expected To Ask Today marks the opening of the third commercial TV outlet in Montgomery, WCCB-TV, Channel 32. WCCB-TV, which carries the ABC network programs, is managed by Stan Richards, New York City radio and TV personality. Harold E. Anderson is presi Immediate Public Works Plan WASHINGTON (AP) President have given his approval to the Kennedy is expected to ask Con-JPian Thursday.

This followed if dent 'th: First 1 gress Monday to provide an im-jan appeai by labor union leaders mediate public works proffam. House vigit 12 -) AlaHma Cor- George Meany, president of the unemployment. Reliahl snu'rres said the sent Kennedy a letter will call for a federal outlay of Wednesday, it was learned, urg- i $400 to $500 million. The pro- mg mai ne uc uV poration which owns the also is president of the First Carolina Cor-poration which owns WCCA-TV in Columbia, I gram's total cost might be dou- puwic worns pniBin uM. ble that amount, since -states 'administration earlier had recom-wouM railed on to match mended to Congress to combat A most if not all the federal Si C.

4u ai i rim ii. I. future recessions. Officials emphasized that the proposal for an immediate public works program does not represent official fears of a new recession but rather is an effort to provide work for some of the unemployed, Projects would be limited to those that could be started quickly and completed in a year, the object being to provide -work for long-term unemployed workers. The President is reported to VENABLK BEXTON POPULAR SINGING GROUP Benton, Venable To Go Stars in their eyes and on their dressing room doors, too! The famous singing Lennon sisters are featured on "The Lawrence Welk Show." to be seen Saturdays at 8 p.m.

on WCCB-TV, Channel 32, and the ABC Television Network. SB 'On Air' At WCCB-TV COHGRATULATIOriS Channel 32 Electrical Installation by DIXIE ELECTRIC CO. 20 S. Court St. Phone RICHARDS A 1948 grad-MANUFACTU uate of Emerson College where he majored in radio and television, Richards has spent the past 14 years producing and performing on various New England television and radio stations.

Most recently, he did air work on WINS Radio in New York City. Among his television activities, Richards produced the "Stan Richards Show," a weekly bandstand program on WBZ-TV in Boston. He also has appeared on WJAR-TV, Providence, R.I.: WHUR-TV, Manchester, N.H., and WNAC-TV and WIIDH-TV in Boston. The "New England Disc Jock-key of the year" in 1955, Richards also was named winner of the "Gillette Safety Razor Company Popularity was rated as New England's number one disc jockey of the year in 1956-57 by a New England PULSE survey; and was in the cent United Press radio and television popularity poll. Richards is married to the former Miss Roxanne Delman, a New York and California model.

A native of Beverly Hills Mrs. Richards has appeared in various movies and is currently featured on the covers of several record albums. The couple has two sons, ages 14 and 12. 1 1 rem 1. IT" You'll be seeing a lot of a personable young man named Bill Benton in days to come on Channel 32, WCCB-TB.

Already well-known in this area for his work in radio as well as television, Benton comes to WCCB-TV as staff announcer and sports director from WSFA-TV. Benton's hometown is Guthrie, Ky. However, he received his schooling in Tennessee and South Carolina. He attended Webb School in Bell Buckle and was graduated from West High in Nashville, Term. He moved to South Carolina where he attended Furman University in Greenville, and then moved back to Nashville where he graduated from the Tennessee School of Broadcasting.

Benton's first job was in radio at WLFA in LaFayette, Ga. From there he went to WGNS Radio in Murfreesboro, and then on to WENO Radio in Nashville. In August, 1959 he came to Montgomery to work for WAPX Radio. He joined the staff of WSFA-TV in March, 1961. Married with two sons and a daughter, Benton and his family are members of the Ridgecrest Baptist Church and live in the South section of Montgomery.

Another young man you'll be seeing a lot of is Jack Venable, weatherman at WCCB-TV. Born in Wetumpka, Venable is a 1956 graduate of Wetumpka High School and a 1961 graduate of Auburn University. He is a member of Delta Sigma Pi, honorary business fraternity, the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, and the Auburn Players, theatrical group. Venable comes to WCCB-TV with prior experience as a part-time announcer at WETU in Wetumpka, a staff announcer at WRFS in Alexander City, an announcer, production assistant, director, and finally producer-director at the Auburn studios of the Alabama Educational Television Network, and a staff and sports announcer at WAUD in Auburn. TO WCC1 NESS IS BACK Under his hat was where federal agent Eliot Ness kept his plans for "The Untouchables" next move! An incorruptible, independent man, Ness was always willing to tell the people anything they wanted to know after it had happened! With Robert Stack starring in the role of Eliot Ness, "The Untouchables" is in its third season and will be seen on Channel 32, Thursday, March 29, at 9 p.m.

Channel 32 To Carry We are very happy to have been chosen to supply the office furnishings for Montgomery's modem new television station. Ijn It" Saturday Night Fights BEN CASEY ON MONDAYS Fuss Brewing Does Peron STERN BROS. Over Drinking Of Loch Lomond Suture self about watching "Ben Casey" Monday nights on Channel 32 but if you don't, you'll be missing one of the nation's most popular shows. It can be seen next Monday night and every Monday night at 9 p.m. over WCCB-TV.

Lead Fidit OFFICE EQUIPMENT 204 N. HOLT ST TEL. 265-8211 From Madrid? Channel 32 To Carry Annual Oscar Awards GLASGOW, Scoland (AP)-A first class row is brewing because the government wants Scots to drink Loch Lomond. Preliminary surveys will start this year to see if the lake can be tapped to serve households and indus MADRID (AP) A living room in one of Madrid's quiet residen tial areas has become Juan D. Peron's command post.

City, has scored 10 knockouts. He has never been stopped in the ring. After winning the title from Paret, Griffith successfully de-feended it by knocking out Gas-par Ortega before losing it back to Paret in his next title defense. Paret, who was 25 March 14, also turned pro after a successful amateur career that saw him win 28 of 29 bouts. Born In Santa Clara, Cuba, he turned pro in 1955.

He won the welterweight title from Don Jordan May 27, i960 in Las Vegas on a 15-round decision. On Dec. 10, 1960 he successfully defended it by defeating Federico Thompson in 15 rounds in New York and then lost the crown to Griffith April 1, 1961. In his last 'tit, Dec. 9, 1961, Paret failed in a bid for the world (NBA) middleweight crown when Gene Fuller stopped him in the 10th round.

In winning 34 of his 43 fights with three draws. Paret has scored nine knockouts. From a comfortable chair in one corner of this room the man who ruled Argentina for a decade; seems to be calling signals in the tries in central Scotland. Tourist organizations and preservation societies already are protesting, They say engineering installations may ruin one of Scotland's most celebrated highland beauty spots. The preliminary survey, to be Nominations for the 34th Annual "Oscar" Awards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences were announced in Hollywood by Wendell Corey, president.

Winners will receive their "Oscars" on Monday, April 9. NEW Peronist campaign to unseat Argentine President Arturo Frond-izi's regime. A 15-round showdown return match for the welterweight boxing title between champion Benny "Kid" Paret and former champion Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden in New York tonight, will be telecast over WCCB-TV, Channel 32, Montgomery's newest television station. Stan Richards, general manager of WCCB-TV, announces that the station will carry regularly the "Fight of the Week" on Saturday nights. The first "Fight of the Week" will begin at 9 p.m.

and will be commentated by Don Dun-phy. Paret and Griffith have met twice before in title matches with each winning once. Griffith took the title from Paret by a 13th round knockout April 1, 1961 in Miami Beach and then lost it back to Paret Sept. 30, in New York on a 15-round decision. Griffith, 24, started boxing as an amateur in 1957 and the following year won the Golden Gloves 147-pound title.

He turned pro in June 1958 and quickly battled his way to the title. He has won 28 of his 31 fights with his only losses to Randy Sandy, Denny Moyer and Paret. He beat both Moyer and Paret prior to losing to them. Griffith, who was born in the Virgin Islands and now lives in New York Florid-faced but active at 66, paid for by the British govern Peron laughs away any suggestion that he personally is running ment's Scottish Office, will cost $28,000. The government says it the aggressive drive which with Bob Hope will serve as master of ceremonies for the program which will be broadcast over the combined radio and television networks of ABC and the Canadian Broadcasting Company starting at 9:30 p.m., CST.

The two studios which lead in the total number of nominations, including shorts and documentaries, are Warner with eight pictures and 13 nominations, and United Artists, with seven pictures and 33 nominations. Both "Judgment at Nuremberg" and "West Side Story" received 11 nominations each, followed by "The Hustler" with nine nominations and "The Guns of Navarone" the help of Argentine Communists scored a victory in Sunday's elec Wetunipka Road Liquor, Beer Licenses Okavcd if is necessary because Scots are demanding water in everincreas-ing quantities-It promises the lake's scenic attractions will be diminished as little as possible. tions. "It's all being done there," BUILT TO RECEIVE- Peron tells visitors. "Don't forget A restaurant Uquor license has been approved for an establish we have good people in Argen tina." FROM MARDID ment on lower Wetumpka road ALL CHANNELS Including 12-20-32 No Converter Needed! in Montgomery which has had frequent difficulties in the past Yet those who see the exiled ex-president are convinced that With the ABC Board.

strateev and directives come from Madrid. In approving the license for Funderburk's Restaurant, ABC Peron's home is in a three-story with seven. A partial list of nominations for the 34th Annual Academy Awards follows: Best Performance by an ac concrete and stone apartment Board officials emphasized that their agents would keep a close watch on the operation. building, surrounded by a high wall. His quarters are off limits to all except those he personally The license as issued to Cecil C.

Funderburk. admits. Security police guarantee his Drivacv in return for hist To Montgomory's Newest TV STATION ecu STUART-McCORKLE, INC. Contractor Several other licenses have been approved by the board. OTHER LICENSES tor.

Charles Boyer, Paul Newman, "The Maximilian Schell, "Judgment at Spencer Tracy, "Judgment at An off premise beer license promise not to engage publicly in political activities while a guest in Spain. Peron says he does not use the international telephone to com U.S. Embargoes Products Made By Castroitcs WASHINGTON (AP) The Stuart Whitman, "The Mark." was issued to Earl E. Davis, doing business as the Bait House, Rt 3, Opelika. Best Performance by an Ac municate with Andres Framini Beer licenses were issued to and other Peronist leaders in Ar five establishments.

They were: gentina "because too many people United States will put into effect Saturday an embargo on imports might listen in." C. E. Griggs, doing business as City Grill, Abbeville; Evelyn Kil-crease, doing business as Evelyn's We have other means of com from other countries of products Model J-2005CU munication," he added. manufactured in whole or in parti Restaurant near Opp; Ed 0. Da reron was overthrown by the vis, doing business as Davis' Gro In Cuba.

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Holland and Lester Williams, doing business George Smuthers, Florida Dem that Frondizi has used military strength to nullify the Peron elee tion victories what direction will his movement take? TIMES PAST SUNSHINE PICTURE TUBE POWER TRANSFORMER ZENITH FRINGE LOCK CIRCUIT HANDWIRED CHASSIS MONOPOLE BUILT-IN ANTENNA ocrats said they were informed by the Treasury of this decision. The Customs Bureau, which deals as Jeff Davis Steak House, 12 W.j Jeff Davis, Montgomery; and Tommy W. Whitworth, Tommy's Restaurant, eight miles south of Montgomery on U.S. 231. with imports, is under the Treas He smiles and recalls a time ury.

when Spruille Braden was U.S. ambassador in Buenos Aires: and best wishes to WCCB-TV EMBARGO CHANGED The ruling will amend the em "Remember when Braden at "FOOfl WHITE tacked me, and I put out posters bargo announced some weeks ago on imports from Cuba. saying only 'Braden or Peron TRASH tress: Audrey Hepburn, "Breakfast at Piper Laurie, "The Sophia Loren, "Two Geraldine Page, "Summer and Natalie Wood, "Splendor in the Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role: George Chakiris, "West Side Montgomery Clift, "Judgment at Peter Falk, "Pocketful of Jackie Gleason, "The Hustler;" George C. Scott. "The Hustler." Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role: Fay Baintcr, "The Children's Judy Garland "Judgment at Lotte Lenya.

"The Roman Spring of Mrs. Una Market, "Summer and Rita Moreno, "West Side Story." Best Motion Picture of the Year: "Th Guns of "The "Judgment at "West Side Story." Best Achievement In Directing: J. Lee Thompson, "Guns of Navarone; Robert Rossen, "The Stanley Kramer, "Judgment at Federico Fellini, "La Dolce Robert Wise and Jerome Robbing, "West Side Story." "Well, if the U.S. keeps on Considerable imports of Cuban meddling we might put up posters MMHtav I products have been coming into this country from third countries Argentina saying The Penta gon or Peron lets his voice trail into and this ruling has been made to close this loophole. Holland and Smathers have -CHANNEL 32- silence.

The Peronists essert Washing made several representations to the government to stop these ton is guiding Frondizi's antl Peronist and anti-Communist third-country Imports. IS NOW ON THE AIR. IF YOUR TV IS NOT EQUIPPED TO RECEIVE ALL 3 STATIONS Call Us Immediately Havana-type tobacco from Cuba has been one of the Imports, actions. They appear ready to unleash in Argentina a "hate the Yankees" drive of the type Prime Minister Fidel Castro used in Cuba. Montgomery's Newest TV Station! USING SUPPLIES from Mother's Accident Jeron's Kills Infant Son identified.

Many come from hls 24 MONTHS TO PAY homeland or from other parts of PLAINFIELD, N.J. (AP) Europe where they, too, are In 1 Three-month-old Russell Birch exile, was Injured fatally Thursday CHICK WITH nn Ifi ARB N'S They t.ilk and drink with thelrwhon his mother tripped and fell tow Normal lender. Always present is him. police reported. Police said Nancy Birch PARIS (AP) Airport Senora," Per-', former said flights between Paris anditnry Isabdita Mnrlinrz de Poron.

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