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The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 5

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I Wl INTILLICINCH Saturday TV Previews 'Call It Macaroni 1 Puppets SATURDAY PREVIEWS MM Conway Twltty, one of the top country-western stars, and Susan Raye joined regulars' Roy Clark and Buck Owens. 6 p.m. channel 2. Space 1W9. The people of Alpha are warned to stay away from a planet composed of antimatter by Helena's long- lost husband, who unexpectedly turns up.

p.m. channel 30. Call It Macaroni. Three children from the Boston area get to New York for instruction from puppeteer Kermit Love. Under his guidance, the children construct a 14-foot clown figure and take him for a romp through Central Park, whore they are joined by other children with butterfly puppets.

6.30 p.m. channels. Emergency. Under the scrutiny of a television reporter and her tenacious cameraman, the Emergency crew performs its usual and unusual rescue operations. 7 p.m.

channel 5. Carnival of Annuls. A concert of classical music children Is hosted by Hani Conned p.m. channel 9 College Basketball. The St.

Louis Billikens will be trying for their third straight win of the season when they travel to Lawrence. Kan. to meet the Jayhawks of Kansas at Allen Tieldhouse. of the Kansas that the Billikens- will NORTH A A 10 8 7 A A 1 0 9 8 2 EAST A 5 4 A 10 6 5 4 9 8 3 2. 5 3 7 6 4 SOtTH A 9 7 4 2 9 8 6 3 4 vulnerable West North East South 1 Dbt.

Pass 4 1 A Pass 3 Pass Misinformation In Psychic Bid By Oswald James Jacoby Newspaper Enterprise Assn. A psychic bid is one designed to ghe misinformation In -tfte early '30s such bids were often called Jacobys because young Oswald Jacoby was known to bid them frequently. Forty years later, old Oswald Javoby has given them up, ibut Jim still tries one on occa- His one-spade bid in the East seat, made hi a rubber bridge Same turned out to be super- successful It wasn't too risky. He wasn't vulnerable and could alsvays run to diamonds if he got into spade trouble. If Jim had passed or raised diamonds Immediately the chances are that North and South would get to four spades and wind up making five odd.

They might still have found ipades if South bad doubled one apade, but South elected to bid hearts and North raised him to game. West opened spade. South rose with dummy's ace and led a trump, but it did him no good West grabbed the first 'heart, led a second spade which Jim ruffed. Jim led a diamond hi his partner's ace, whereupon a second diamond ruff set the unfortunate declarer. have to contend is Norm a 'former MVP the Edwardsville Holiday Classic basketball tournament.

7:30 p.m. cbanntl 2i Doc, It's all smiles for Doc he finds out bis son Chuck is -coming into the business. "Ehe young man has a couple of minor problems for doctor, however he wants to be a -writer and is a hypochondriac. 7:30 p.m. channel 4.

"Showdown" -A tale of banditry and romantic rivalry in New Mexico bring old friends Rock Hudson and Dean Martin on opposing sides of tire law. channels. Mary Tyler Moore. Sue Ann shows up at Mary's late one night to display the drip she dates. It leads to Sue Ann inviting Lou to her apartmentf, 8 p.m.

channel 4. "Guns of Fort PeHleoit." Audie Murphy helps women fight hostile I i a at an aban-- doned western outpost. 8 p.m. channel 30. Bob Newturt Show.

Doctors put on false fronts to Impress Ellen, doing an article for the local paijer with a photographer who knows more about eating than cameras. 8:30 p.m channel 4. Carol A mini-muBi- cel salute to Richard Rogers by Carol, with the help of gnest Eydie Another sketch about a customer a plant sfcop, to return plant that hate? him, draws lot of attention. 4 p.m. darnel 4.

YM, I Can. Kobfo Smith of Channel 2 news staff narrates this special presented In conjunction with the St. Louis Urban League. The report centers onlblacks in leadership positdonsjin the St. Louis 9:30 p.m.

channel 2. "The Cardinal." Otto Pro- iminger assembles star-studded cast for the inside look at the life and career of a Boston priest who rises to prominence in his church. 10:30 m. channel 2 "Torn Curtain." The 50th film by Alfred Hitchcock -is- a cold war spy tale about en American scientist who defects to East Germany. 10:30 p.m.

Weekend. Professional karate fighters, a Polish rock star and an African fashion model are -among the scheduled subjects of this program, 10:30 m. channel 5. Ma." The women's education movement is spoofed in the only three-act Gilbert and Sullivaiv musical with the dialogue in Wank verse. 11 m.

channel 9 Television Programs SATURDAY 6:00 2 Hee Maw 4 News 5 News 9 i i Line 51 Family Class'ct SO Space 1999 6 30 4 Pyramid Call It Macaroni 7:00 2 America: The Young Experience 4 Jeffcrsons 5 Emergency 9 Carnival of Animals 11 Buck Owens 30 Wild Wild West 7:30 2 --College Basketball 4 Doc 11 That Good Die Nashville Music 8:09 4 Mary Tyler Moore Show 5 Movie 9 --Cluldren of China 11 Wrestling 30 Movie 8.30 4--Bob Newhart Show 9:00 4 The- Carol Burnett Show 9 Soundstage 31 Lancer 10:00 2 4 News 6 News 9 Who Made The Movies 11 Best of Groueho 30 Bonanza 10:15 2 News 10:30 2 Movie 4 Movie 5 Weekend 11 Rock Concert 11:00 11 Princess Ida 30--Movie 12:00 5 Laredo 11 Ebony Affair 12:30 11 David Susskind 1:00 4 Movie 1:45 2 News 2:30 11 Rex Humbard 3:20 4 News 3:30 11 News 4 Movie SUNDAY 12.00 2 Perception 4 NFL Football 5 Laredo II 1 Movie 30 Hour Of Power 12:30 2 Issues Sc Answers 1:00 2 College Football 75 5 Movie 1:30 30 Revival Fires 2:00 2 Movie 11 Movie 30 Day of Discovery 2 25 Grand Stand 2:30 30 Kathryn Kuhlman 3 00 4 NBA Basketball 5 NFL Football 9 Lilias, Yoga And You 30 Good News 3-30 2 --Last of the Wild 9 Folk Guitar SO Ernest Angley Hour 4:00 2 --St. Lou Is-Zoo Show 8 A Bit With-Knit 11 Movie 4:30 2 Swiss Family Robinson- Antiques SO Antiques 5:00 Making Things Grew 30 --Star Trek 5:30 2 Nsws .9 M. Program 6.00 2 Lawrence Welk 4 60 Minutes 5 World of Disney 9 Quality of Life 11 Don Adams Screen Test 30 Korate Demonstration 6:36 11 World at War 30 Movie 7.00 8--Mission: Impossible DAYS TO CHRISTMAS 60 Minutes Takes a Slot In Family Hour By Jay AP Television Writer This Sunday, CBS lesumet -award-winning "60" Minutes" newsmagazine program, but in the "family hour" slot the lew- rated "Three for the Road" series held before it was canceled. For the last three years, "60 Minutes" has appeared on Sunday an hour earlier, at 6 tn. EST, except during the summers, when it had different starting times, and during the pro football season, when it has'lelt the air because football overlap into its time period.

It now faces two prime evening tame shows, NBC's veteran Walt Disney series and ABC's new "Swiss Family Robinson." Excluding the past three summers', when it appeared each week in prime time, this will he the first season ".60 Minutes" has had a weekly broadcast in prime time since it began in September 1968. II it does well in its new time period, it'll stay there on a year-round basis, says Lee Currlin, CBS' programming chief. Why is it now starting at 7 p.m. EST? Why didn't CBS start it again Jn its old 6 p.m EST fame slot and foEow it with a new family entertainment series? There- are a couple of reasons for the change, Currlin says. One is that the Federal Communications Commission this season let the networks start their Sunday prime time programs a half hour earlier at 7 p.m.

EST than in past years. But they must fill their first hour of time on Sundays with news or public affairs programs or shows 'of special appeal to children under 12," says Currlin. Letting the networks start their prime-time programs a half-hour earlier on Sundays could reduce by 30 minutes the amount of local program for network affiliates. But the affiliates aren't obli- to broadcast network 'shows, and in the case of "Three for the Road" CBS says only about 8fr per cent of Its affiliates ran the program when CBS aired it. The others filled the time with their own programming during the football season iat the end of CBS football telecasts on Sundays.

At the end of the regular pro football season, the crunch on local station time would have worsened early Sunday night had CBS decided to adr "60 Minutes" at 6 p.m. EST and follow that at 7 p.m. with a family entertainment program. The solution, he said, seemed to be to put "66 Minutes" on in the first hour of Sunday prime time after the football season because more CBS affiliates will clear time for it, it's good adult alternative to the other networks' family entei tainment programs and because it's done "surprisingly well" in its old Sunday time slot Sunday TV Previews Cardinals, Cowboys Fight for First Place SUNDAY PREVIEWS Run." A small town pickpocket is pursued by police and thugs, after he has stolen secret papers. Peter Lawford stars Noon channel 11 NFL Football.

The NFC's eastern division title hangs in the balance when the Dallas Cowboys come to Busch Stadium to meet the football Cardinals. Both teams have identical 8-3 records. Dallas won the previous meeting in sudden-death overtime. 12:30 p.m. channel Rookies." TV movie about the training and first assignments of young California cops.

Darren McGavin and Cameron Mitchell star. 1 p.m. channel 5 "My Darling Clementine." John Ford's saga of how Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday cleaned up Tombstone. Henry Fonda and Victor Mature are Earp and Holliday. 2 p.m.

channel 2 NFL Football. An AFC showdown between the Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills from the Orange Bowl. 3 p.m. channel 5 NBA Basketball. The Seattle Supersonics host the Golden State Warriors, the reigning NBA champions.

3:30 m. channel 4 "Doctor Doollttle-" As a pre- ceason treat, ABC is repeating this amusing musical with Rex Harrison playing the lovable kopk, who net only talks to animals, but understands when they talk back. p.m. channel a 40 Minutes. Dan Bather, Mike Wallace and Morley Safer.

WaEace has an emotional interview with secret service agent Clint Hill, now retired, who on the day of Nov. 22, 1963, shielded Jacqueline Kennedy seconds after her husband was shot in Dallas. 6 p.m. channel 4 Wonderful World Disney, Dean Jones inherits a French olive farm and hires chimps to help- with the harvest in this film dug out of the Disney library, ft p.m.. channel 6.

Cher. A visit to the 1960s highlights a visit with Cher and her guests Frankie Avalon, Pat Boone, Frankie Valli and Dion. 7 an. channel 4. Sundfay Night Movie.

Steve McQueen stars in "Junior as a rodeo has-been who is forced to make one final ride to redeem himself and help his parents. 8 p.m. channel 2 Berry's World FROWN U78.lVNH.Uftl In jtawr te ACROSS 6 Olmata Jpoet) Pertaining to of Mount Etna Canada, 7 Obkteratet: Island 8 Office gadget tt RebeWon fi Repartoa 14 breeder export 15 Phyoostlgmina 19 Safe sign "Soourge of 11 of God" f7 Streets (ab.) 12 Deffneate 18 French stream 19 Swiss cntSfl to Compass potot 21 11 Carriers Taciturn Medicinal It3 Account plant 24 Learning Yugoslav Ctty Not closed 87 It la an In SBTrigonomeWe the Gulf of St function Lawrence SS Permits J1 Resinoua fio Seth's SOB aubstancg (Bib.) 93 Foreigner 84 Salad Ingredient 35 Slow (music) 36 Canvas shelter 87 Toddler IO Promontory 41 Charlottetown Is Its principal 44 Summer (Fr.) 47 Girl's name 48 Jump on one toot 11 Feast sumptuously S3 Large lizard Damsel 66 Bed canopy E7 Classify 68 Boy's name DOWN 1 President (ab.) Take a breather 4 Companion Of Jielthtr S2 t-one Scout (ab.) 83 Msrlndln dye 87 Natural endowments 88 Open (poet) 89 Explosiva 42 Certain fisherman 43 Haver 44 Maid's 45 Beverages 46 Shield (varj 48 Detest 49 60 Separata 62- Bustle 64 United Navy (at.) CARNIVAL "Boys in domestic science class are silly! They should sort of thing from their fathers!" MITTEN SO BIG 6TER AND PENfsrY PENUIN'S AUNTS AND UNCLES AND COUSINS WEREN'T MUCH HELP TO THEY JUST DIDN'T KNOW WAV THE LOST PENGUINS HAD GONE SO THE FROZEN WORLD, LANDED BEHIND AN ICE CHECK HIS WHEN ARE WE GOMNi, GET STWTTED ON THIS THING, DOC 7 OH, IPRETTY JUST AS SOON QUICK NOW, AS YOUR NEW DIDN'T YOU TEtL HIM ABOUT-WE SIRLT WAST THINK GOINSTO VOU'D BETTER-TELL. HIM NOW; HIM LATER 1 -so AU.THG TtME, WE KIDS HCW VtXJ USED 70 THOSE STUPIP THlrOS /ASSISTANT.SETS SMASHS? "rSOUR. HEAD NURSE, CANCEL MV I FOUND OUr WHAT WAS WIFH WE FROM KEAOIN THAT MEDICAL THft of LIVING UP 18 A DON'T LEr THAT STOP VA.

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