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NYT). The Mayors are Hugh J. Addonizio of Newark, Jerome P. Cavanagh of Detroit, Henry W. Maier of Milwaukee, Carl Stokes of Cleveland, Sam Yorty of Los Angeles, and Ivan Allen Jr.

of Atlanta. The President's Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders is expected to complete its work by March 1 and make public Hs report soon after. Interviewing the six mayors will be Haynes Johnson of the Washington Evening Star, Samuel Yette of Newsweek, NBC Valeriani, and Lawrence E. Spivak, producer and permanent panel member of "Meet the Press." Justin McDonough, who plays Bob Hill in "The Secret Storm" on the CBS Television Network, attended Notre Dame University on a track scholarship. Rescheduled For April 9 "The Great American Novel," new concept of presenting literature on television, has been rescheduled by CBS News for broadcast on Tuesday, April 9 (10-11 p.m., EST) in color on the CBS Television Network.

Arthur Barron, producer of the CBS News Special, describes the broadcast as "a demonstration, in a new way, that great literature lives because it is as relevant today as when it was written." With CBS News Correspondent Eric Sevareid as reporter and Pat Hingle and Richard Boone as narrators, "The Great American Novel" focuses on "Babbitt," Sinclair Lewis' 1922 portrayal of middle age in middle- class American, and "The Grapes of Wrath," John Steinbeck's memorable 1939 portrait of rural poverty. To evoke the contemporary relevance of "Babbitt," Barron took his CBS News cameras to Duluth, the model for Lewis' Zenith City; for "The Grapes of Wrath," he traced the typical flight of an Appalachia farm family to industrial Chicago. Use Daily News Want Ads. Ocitimifiry Music Caravan (ED Peter Gunn (JD CBS News Special (D Wisconsin Catholic High School Basketball Champ- xmsfhips Animal Secrets Movie, "On The Beach" Movie, "White Feather" Frank McGee Evening 21st Century 3X5) G.E. College Bowl Buck Owens (3) Murl Deusing Safari Wild Kingdom CS Flipper CD Death Valley Days Homestead Lassie Focus Wild Kingdom Voyage to Bottom of tihe Sea Gentle Ben Wonderful World of Color Ed Sullivan F.B.I.

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When a tycoon (played by Maurice Chevalier) suffers a heart attack, he asks to see his granddaughter, Cynthia, and her new fiance, Warren. Because the fiance's flight to the bedside is grounded by bad weather, the granddaughter finds a proxy fiance, Paul, to introduce to her grandfather who seems slipping away. But the tycoon makes a sudden recovery and a discovery: his granddaughter is more in love with the proxy than with the real fiance. Sandra Dee plays Cynthia. Robert Goulet plays Paul Andy Williams portrays Warren.

Others featured in the 1964 Universal picture include Hermione Gingold, Charles Ruggles, Gene Raymond and Hayden Rorke. Second Part Of Special Is Scheduled Hurok II," 90-minute special with the world famous pianist Artur his first television ap- pearance in a noted Russian violinist David Oistrakh and the Bolshoi Ballet as the artists who will be appearing with impresario Sol Hurok, will bo broadcast in color Tuesday, March 5 p.m., EST) on the CBS Television Network, it was announced today. The special, taped in New York and Toronto, was produced by Robert Saudek. William A. Graham directed the Rubinstein and Oistrakh segments, which were done at The Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City.

Eric Till directed the Bolshoi Ballet portion of the program, taped at the facilities of CFTO-TV in Toronto, Canada, last August. Rubinstein, whose performance is the longest single segment of the broadcast, plays the Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4 in its entirety. Oistrakh, one of the greatest living masters of the violin, last appeared on American television some four years ago. He performs the Bach Violin Concerto No.

1 in A minor. Alfred Wallenstein conducted the symphony orchestra for the Rubinstein and Oislrakh segments of the special. The Bolshoi Ballet, with soloists Nina Timofeyeva, Nicolai Fedeyechev and Shamil Yagu- din, is seen in an excerpt from Act II of Adolphe Adam's world famed ballet "Giselle." The Bolshoi orchestra was under the direction of Alexander Kopylov. Vermont's Green Mountains are criss-crossed with 32 ski runs, ranging from ski-school nursery slopes to Olympic testing trails. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) was set up by Congress in 1933.

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