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KHON-TV KTRG-TV CD KHVH-TV CD KGMB-TV QQ KHET-ETV CD 09 0 CD Pfc. Rockne Noguch i's funeral is tomorrov NEWS MOVIE "NANCY STEELE IS MISSING" MOVIE: MY LUCKY STAR" agree violently. There will be plays that shock you. You are going to hear opinions from everybody from the lunatic left to the lunatic right, even the lunatic center." Friendly believes the program will stir up news operations on the commercial networks. He believes that the popular TV documentary form is outmoded.

"There has got to be more than that because the one thing that television does uniquely is make the viewer participate." He thinks public television, without sponsors, should bite, sting, generate excitement, curiosity and emotion. He had been in Vietnam since last October. He was assigned to Battery 7th Battalion, 13th Artillery, 52nd Artillery Group. He was born in Honolulu. Survivors are his father, Richard M.

Noguchi; mother, Mrs. Agnes T. Noguchi; three brothers, Richard M. Rodney M. and Ryan two sisters, Marjorie H.

and Rachel K. No guc hi; and grandmother, Mrs. Sode Noguchi. Funeral services for Private First Class Rockne Noguchi, 20, of 1526 Kokea Street, will be held at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at Kukui Mortuary.

Burial will follow at 10 a.m. Saturday at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl. Private First Class Noguchi was killed in Vietnam May 5 when the military vehicle he was riding was hit by metal fragments. NEW YORK (AP) A live weekly news review on a network of more than 125 educational television stations promises to be the. brightest, freshest and most controversial spot on the dials next season.

The experimental project, underwritten by a $10-million grant from the Ford Foundation for two years, is scheduled to start October 29. It will be on Sunday nights for at least three hours, perhaps even four. It was conceived by Fred W. Friendly, who last year stormed out of CBS News, of which he was president, after the parent network broadcast a rerun of "I Love Lucy" instead of covering a foreign affairs hearing by a Senate committee. He is now a television adviser for the foundation.

"We're a 1 1 trying to turn the clock iback to the not distant past when television time was not so expensive," Friendly "Our program, if it were going now, would be taking a look at this business about the cost of drugs. It would have taken up the Ralph Nader book. It should be controversial and not afraid to look at Harlem's problems, at Vietnam, the death of a. newspaper, theatre everything. "Sure, it will make a lot of people angry.

Sure, there will be rotten nights, but there will also be nights when you want to see and hear more. There will be things with which you dis 4:00 MIKE DOUGLAS ANATOMY OF "THE DURANT REVOLUTION WOODY AFFAIR" OBSERVING EYE 30 WOODPECKER 5 MISTER EC WHAT'S NEWT uu NEWS AND NEWS SCIENCE FICTION COMMENT :30 NEWS, WEATHER THEATRE CANADIAN TOUR ioO ZORRO NEWS' SpORTS OPERATION ALPHABET 30 DANIEL BOONE BATMAN WILD WILD WEST MANAGERS IN ACTION 7:00 TROOP-C PAU HANA YEARS ,30 STAR TREK BEWITCHED MY FAVORITE A TIME TO DANCE MARTIAN YEARS WITHOUT 8-00 GIDGET MOVIE-C: HARVEST uo "LOVE HAS MANY tut FACES" CONVERSATION :30 DRAGNET THAT GIRL-C WITH ARNOLD TOYNBEE 9:00 COMEDY ABC STAGE '7 SEGOVIA MASTER SPECIAL-C ABC 5TAGB 67 CLASS :30 RECITAL HALL NEWS NEWS NEWS, SPORTS 1 1I, -HUNTLEY OUTER LIMITS BRINKLEY ALFRED MOVIE (C HITCHCOCK SIREJI" mm TONIGHT SHOW JOEY BISHOP CBS NEWS fC 1:00) I I (C 10:45) SHOW MOVIE I 1 :30 ABC NEWS "BREAK- (C 12:30) THROUGH" MOVIE: "THE FRENCH KEY" MOVIE "HITLER, DEAD OR ALIVE" Victoria Ng MOVIE: "BRUTE MAN" iilsiiiiilliiliiii mimmmsm Noteworthy on the air CAPT. HONOLULU INSIGHT (:25) SUNRISE SEMESTER 7:00 :30 (4:30) CAPT KANGAROO Mrs. Victoria K. Ng, 74, of 2547 La-I Road, died Tuesday at St.

Francis Hospital. Requiem. Mass will be at 1 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Blessed Sacrament followed by burial at Hawaiian Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at Orden- -stein's Mortuary from 6 to 9 p.m.

tomorrow and from 7 to 10:15 a.m. Saturday. The Rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Mrs.

Ng was born in Keane, Maui. She is survived by seven sons, Philip, James, Robert, Kenneth, Clarence, Larry of Maui, and Patrick; daugh ter, Mrs. Julia In; brother, Daniel A i of Maui; 35 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchildren. Tonight at 7 Milton Berle guest stars in Troop. EXPEDITION .00 :30 Rites pending for two killed in auto wrecks Funeral services are still incomplete for two victims of fatal traffic accidents Tuesday night.

Moses Barros, 36, of Pupu-kea, died after an 8:30 p.m. two car crash in Hauula. He is survived by two brothers, Nicholas and Manuel James Barros and three sisters, Mrs. Eva Awai, Mrs. Isabel Helton and Mrs.

Angeline O'Black. Mrs. O'Black lives in El Paso, Texas, and the others, on Oahu. William Mezurashi, 62, of 723 Kamoku Street, died of injuries received in a 10:55 p.m. accident at Beretania and Pensacola Streets.

He is survived by his wife, Doris, sons, Russell David and Paul a brother, Noboru, and five TO TELL THE TRUTH ANDY OF MAYBE RRY LOVE OF LIfI MEDIC :00 EVERYBODY'S TALKING ROMPER ROOM CONCENTRATION 9 SECRET STORM NEWLYWED GAME :30 MOVIE: ONE IN A MILLION HISTORY IS MADE AT NIGHT" 1 PAT BOONE HOLLYWOOD SOUARES-C DARK SHADOWS Channel 4. Tonight at 7 Pau Hana Years salutes the American Association of Retired Persons. Channel 11. Tonight at 7:30 A Time to Dance: Invention in Dance. Channel 11.

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4:40 Baseball, 12:00 Ken Haves Islanders vs. 2:00 Ronnie Gee Tusla :00 Mad Mervin 11:00 Mad Mervin 12:00 Bobby Dale KGU 760 News 4, 7, 7:30, 10, 11, It I WATCH "STAR TREK" IN COLOR KH0N-TV CHANNEL 2 Pablo Gid, 74, of 3533 Ke-puhi Street, died Tuesday at Tripler Hospital. Requiem Mass will be at 9 a.m. Monday at the Star of-the Sea Church followed by burial at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl. Friends may call at Green-lawn Funeral home from 6 to -9 p.m.

Sunday and from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Monday. The Rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Mr.

Gid was born in the Philippines. He was a veteran of World War I. He is survived by a nephew, Vicente Salviejo. Mrs. Mitsu Yorita Mrs.

Mitsu Yorita, 90 of 155 Polulani Place died Tuesday at Kuakini Hospital. Memorial services will be held: at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at Honpa Hongwani Temple, Pali Highway. Mrs. Yorita was born in Hiroshima, Japan.

She is survived by three sons, Robert Yonekichi of Hilo, and Kaoru; daughter, Mrs. Yukino Sakurai; 21" grandchildren, and 34 great -grandchildren. Hosoi Garden Mortuary is assisting. P.M. KAIM Stereo Classical Muste-KPOI Stereo Showcase, music FRIDAY A.M.

KGMB 590 10:00 Pogo Poge Mrs. Marie Amorin HANAMAULU, Kauai Mrs. Maria Amorin, 36, of Hanamaulu, died Saturday at Wilcox Hospital. Friends may call from 6 to 8 tonight at Kauai Mortuary in Koloa and between 10 a.m. tomorrow and 2:30 p.m.

Saturday at the family home in Hanamaulu. The Rosary will be recited at 7 tonight at the Mortuary chapel. A Requiem Mass will be held st 3 p.m. Saturday at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Mrs. Amorin was a stock clerk at Lihue Store. She was born Hanamaulu. She is survived by her husband, Frank; two sons, Harold and Darrel; two daughters, Priscilla and Carol; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Andres Tomacder, of Hanamaulu; two brothers, Ri-carte in the U.S. Army at Schofield and Dominador of Wailua houselots; and two sisters, Mrs. Trinidad Fernandez of Hanamaulu and Mrs. Remy Aquini of Palo Alto, California. A.M.

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9:00 Bill 5:00 Sam Sanford Baist Show Houston Two Star Extra. News with Joe Rose Fernando Lopez Philippine vice-president will visit here Philippine vice-president Fernando Lopez and Mrs. Lopez will arrive here May 29 for three days of unofficial meetings with leaders of the Filipino community and American officials and businessmen. They will be on their way to New York where Lopez will receive an honorary degree from Manhattan College. The Lopezes will depart for San Francisco June 1.

They will be honored at a reception to be hosted by Consul General and Mrs. Trini-dal Alconcel at the Philippine Consulate the afternoon of their arrival. On May 30, the Philippine Trade Promotion Office will give a dinner for the Lopezes at a place to be announced later. State and City officials and heads of local companies with business interests in the Philippines have been invited to this dinner by Amaury Velez, commercial attache, and his assistant, Mrs. Cora Joya.

Mr. and Mrs. Lopez will be in San Francisco for about a week. He receives his degree in New York on June 13, after which the couple will go to Rochester, Minnesota, where. Mrs.

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F. Eco LAWAI, Kauai Mrs. Helen Mieko Fujimoto Eco, 53, of Lawai, died Tuesday in Kauai Veterans Memorial Hospital. Friends may call between 7 and 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Garden Island Mortuary.

Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the mortuary chapel. Burial will be in the Kapaa Japanese Cemetery. Mrs. Eco was born in Wai-pouli.

She is survived by her husband, Faustino Eco; a son, Osamu Imaoka of Kealia; two grandchildren; her father, Ikutaro Fujimoto of Kapaa; four brothers, Charles Fujimoto of Honolulu, Masami Kawada of Kapaa, Roy Kawada of Honolulu and Hideo Kawada in California, and five sisters, Mrs. Sumako Kuboyama and Mrs. Sumie Yamauchi of Lihue, Mrs. Masayo Kobayashi and Mrs. Setsue Thompson of Honolulu and Mrs.

Setsu-mi Kato of Sacramento, California. Techo 5:30 Ohayo KHVH- 1040 9:30 Story 10:15 Mynah Time 11:15 Uwasano Ala Carte Mina-San Chikuma'i Kodan :00 New 6:30 Drama P.M. 12:00 The Big 3:00 Don Ho Show plus Traffic Reports 398 6:10 Arthur Godfrey :00 Sounds or the Pacific, Music 10:00 News 10:30 Waikikl After Dark MANGO TREES EXTRA LARGE TREES GRAFTED Varieties: MOMI POPE SPANISH PIRIE flag burning LOS ANGELES (AP) Two college girls recently deported from Spain with' Carol Watanabe of Oahu, said this week that they did not help organize the anti-Vietnam war demonstration or take part in the burning of the American flag in Madrid April 28. Karen Winn and Roberta Alexander, formerly at the University of California in Berkeley, told newsmen, though, that they did attend an assembly that was part of the The girls, both 20, were linked by Spanish officials with the flag-burning. They said a U.S: spokesman in Madrid told them the Spanish government forced their deportation May 4, Spain said U.S.

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Sunday at Oahu Cemetery Chapel. Friends may call there after 9 a.m. Sunday. Burial will be in Milila-ni Memorial Park. Mr.

Lum was born in Honolulu in 1907. His last assignment with the Parks Department was at Petrie Playground. He is survived by his wife, Ellen; two daughters, Mrs. Donald (Jean) Lewis and Mrs. Mervin (Carole) Wee; four brothers, Edward K.

David Y. Yau Fai and Harold H. C. Lumf two sisters, Mrs. Frank (Eunice) Young and Mrs, Thomas (Bernice) Leong, and by six The family has requested that flowers not be sent.

Williams Mortuary is ii iMf KKUA 690 9:00 Mark O'Hare 12:00 Ail Nite Show M. 2:00 Rick Troy 4:00 Jeb Stuart HAPUU SPECIALS Outstanding New (News on hour 9:00 Hawaiian Music ooivcu uiai iviiss vvum, xvuss Alexander and Miss Watanabe be sent home. The news conference was arranged by Hursel W. Alexander, Roberta's father and a Los Angeles shoe repairman. Miss Watanabe visited Paris last week and is now, believed to be in Rome.

The blonde Miss Winn said she and the other two girls set up in Madrid the American students against the Vietnam war. The two co-eds told newsmen they were not ashamed of their anti-war stand or of being deported. They said they were hurried away from the April 28 demonstration by friends before the flag was burned. They feared being arrested and finally were. The two said they were placed in a dark, cold cell and on May 4 were put on a train for France.

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Fields 45, will assume responsibility next week for the Honolulu office of the Federal Bu-real of Investigation. A lawyer and World War II Army man he has been with the F.B.I, since 1951, serving in Washington, Boston, Albu- querque and Milwaukee. He succeeds Ray Faisst. Mrs. Rosalinda Licus HONOKAA, a a i i Mrs.

Rosalinda Licus, "24, of Ookala "Mill Camp, died Tuesday in Honokaa Hospi-tal. She was a native of the Philippines. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Ookala Catholic Church; followed by burial in Alae Cemetery. She is survived by her husband. Angel Licus, and three sons, Angel, Joseph and John.

Tomas Moon 4 ft, long Just arrived from Hilo Shallow each SPECIAL spiciAl 5100 SALE 4 inch It SOFT HAPUU CHUNKS for Vandas, Dendrobiums and Potted Plants, Burlap Bags. I NlJ Reg. 2.89 AW NIU NURSERY ORGANIC COMPOST Tomas Moon, 73, of 105B Olive Avenue, a i a died May 11 at home. Graveside services and burial will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at 4he National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl.

Friends may call at Orden-stein's Mortuary from 8 to 10:15 a.m. tomorrow. Mr. Moon was born in the Philippines. He was a veteran of World War I.

He has no known survivors here. Miss Alexander said she was active at Berkeley in the socialistic W.E.B.' Dubois Club and in the free speech movement Miss Winn said she was not interested in politics until going to Madrid and talking with It's here! CHICKEN MANURE STEER MANURE Use it to enrich, -recondition A promote growth of soil. Recommended for trees, shrubs, A grass. cubic ft. QQc TO Immediate FREE ESTIMATE Tor pottcdl plants ft garden.

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