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PAGE 22-TJNIONTOWN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1968 Daily Television Programs (2) KDKA (CBS)-PiHsburgh (4) WTAE (ABC)-Pittsburgh (6) WJAC (ABC-NBC)- Johnslown (7) WTRF (NBC-ABC)- Whccling (9) WSTV (ABC-CBS)-- Steubcuville (8-11) WIIC (NBC)-PIttsburgh (13) WQED (Educational)-Pittsburgh Monday, October 21 Afternoon 4:00 p.m. (2-9) Art Link-feller's House Party: Edwards, news (4) 4:25 Early Show: "Dial '1110" Marshall Thomp son, Virginia Field (BW). (7) Leave It To Beaver (6-11) The Match Game; Retrospection, (11) News (13) Friendly Giant; Kindergarten 4:38 p.m. (2-7) Merv Griffin with guesls Freda Payne, Xavier Cugar and Charo, Richard Pryor, Alejandro Key, Bill Dana, Kay Ried, Jerry Kramer, Dick Schap, A Mort Lindsey. (6-9) Timmy and Lassie (11) The Big Show (13) Misterogers' Neighborhood 5:00 p.m.

(6) Flintstones (9) Perry Mason (11) Troop (13) What's New 5:30 p.m. (4) Movie continued; 5:55 -News (6) Lone Ranger (11) TV 11 News (13) Teacher Preview Evening 6:00 p.m. (2) Eyewitness News (4) Frank Reynolds (6-7-9) News, Sports and Weather (11) I Love Lucy (13) 6:15 --Driving Safety 6:30 p.m. (2-9) Walter Cronkite (4) Perry Mason (6-7) Hunfley-Brinkley Report (tl) Truth or Consequences (13) Mislcrogers' Neighborhood 7:110 p.m. (2) Eyewitness News (5) Truth or Consequences (7) Summer Olympics (9) Beverly Hillbillies (11) Hunlley-Brinkley Report (13) En France Actress Dawn Adams.

7:35 p.m. (2) The Daring Old Man (4) Summer Olympics (6) Bewitched (7-11) Babar, The Elephant (9) Billy Graham (13) Playing the Guitar 8:00 p.m. (6-7-11) Rowan Martin Laugh- In Net Journal 8:30 p.m. '2-9) Lucy Show Peyton Place 9:00 p.m. (2-9) May berry R.F.D.

(4) Heming's Spain: Love Affair (6-11) Movie: "The Satan Bug" George Maharis, Anne Francis (7) Movie: "The Reluctant Astronaut" Don Knotts, Arthur O'Connell (13) Berman Festival 9:30 p.m. (2-9) Family Affair 10:00 p.m. (2-9) The Carol Burnette Show (4) Big Valley 10:30 p.m. (13) Washington, Week in Review 11:00 p.m. (2-4-7-9) News (6-11) 11:15 News 11:30 p.m.

(2) Two at the Moviest "Requiem for a Heavyweight" Anthony Quinn, Julie Harris, Jackie Gleason, Mickey Rooney. (4) Movie: "Burning Hills" -Natalie Wood, Tab Hunter (G-7-lt) Johnny Carson -Substitute Hostess, Phyllis Diiler and Ward Donovan, Rip Tayolr. (9) Movie: "Summer Stock" -Judy Garland, Gene Kelly. Sporty, New Set THE MORNING HERALD THE EVENING STANDARD 740 Tuesday, October 22 7:00 a.m. (2) News (4) The Adventures of Gulliver (6-7-11) Today Show (9) R.

D. 9 7:05 CBS News 7:30 a.m. (2) The Recovery of Apollo 7 (4) Sea Hunt (9) Astronut Cartoon a.m. (4) Romper Room (9) Captain Kangaroo 8:30 a.m. (13) Mathematics (4) Dark Shadows (6-9) Romper Room (7) Bewitched (11) Make Room for Daddy (13) and Their World 9:30 a.m.

(4) The Steve Allen Show (7) General Hospital (9) Jack LaLanne (11) As the World Turns (13) 5 10:00 a.m. (2-9) Lucy Show (6-7-11) Snap Judgment 10:25 News (13) Reading Children Sing 10:30 a.m. (2-9) Beverly Hillbillies (4) Dollars Movie: "The Young Don't Whitmore, Sal Mineo (6-7-11) Concentration (13) lOMB-People and Their World 11:08 a.m. (2-9) Andy of Mayberry (6-7-11) Personality (13) Science 6 11:30 a.m. (2-9) Dick Van Dyke Show (6-7-11) Hollywood Squares (13) Friendly Giant: Kindergarten 12:00 p.m.

(2-7-11) Noon News (4) Bewitched (6) Jeopardy (9) Love of Life (13) Mislerogers' Neighborhood 12:30 p.m. (2-9) Search for Tomorrow (4) Treasure Isle (6-7-11) Eye Guess 12:55 News (13) What's New 1:00 p.m. (2) Mike Douglas with The Leltermen, Sara Baker (4) Summer Olympics (6) News 1:15 Jacl; LaLanne (7) Match Game (3) Tel-All (11) Divorce Court (13) Sciences; Americans All (6) To be announced. (7-11) Let's Make A Deal (9) As The World Turns (13) Sons and Daughters (Sex education series) 2:00 p.m. (4) Newlywed Game (6-7-11) Days of Our Lives (9) Love is a Many Splendored Thing (13) 6 (2-9) The Guiding Light (4) Dating Game (6-7-11) The Doctors (13) People and Their World (2-9) The Secret Storm (4) General Hospital (6-7-11) Another World (13) Net Journal 3:30 p.m.

(2-9) Edge of Night (4) Adventure Time (6-7-11) You Don't Say TV Key Staff Previews 1:00 (4) OLYMPIC GAMES. Coverage of the Olympic Games from Mexico City. From 1 to 2 p.m., the schedule includes a "number of swim- i competitions, gymnastics, and volleyball (USSR vs. U. S.

women's teams). From 7 to 8:30 p.m., swimming and diving contests include men's 100 meters butterfly FINAL, women's 100 meters butterfly FINAL, and men's 800 freestyle relay FINAL; boxing trials; cycling (tandem FINAL, and 4,000 meters team pursuit FINAL), water polo and gymnastics. 7:30 (7-11) SPECIAL. "Babar the Elephant." A pleasant half hour for all your children and even for parents who still fondly recall the Elephant stories as part of the fun of growing up. This animated special benefits immeasurably from Ustinov's narration a voices, as well as from effective art work.

It tells about the elephant's return from life in the big city, becoming king of the elephants, and suc- cessfully implementing his plan to build a city in the jungle. 8:00 (6-7-11) LAUGH-IN. Salesmen taking a beating in this lively edition of Laugh-In featuring guest Flip Wilson. In the show's top spot, Flip pushes funerals and ac cessnries, Goldie Hawn sells telephones, Dick a i bumbles happily about peddling life insurance, and sweet Henry Gibson tries the door-to-rioor route. Also, guest Wilson portrays a a Washington, the cast, plays around with the number, "Why Won't You Come Home," and the California legislature is recognized for supposedly aiding car buyers.

9:01) (2-91 MAYBERRY R.F.D. A liomey episode about the troubles little boys can get into like ordering-for free trial an expensive copying machine. Most of the story centers on young Mike who has to answer to his falher when the copying machine breaks. 9:00 (6-11) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES. "The Satan Bug." Richard Basehart plays a diabolical doctor bent on destroying mankind by unleashing" stolen virus germs on an unsuspecting populace.

9:00 (4) SPECIAL. "Hemingway's Spain A Love Affair." An often rewarding and ambitious documentary travelogue that does capture some of the magic and mystery of Spain, primarily liberal quotations from Hemingway's own writings about the country, and some truly superlative bullfight sequences, the best seen on TV within memory, nf the fames matador, Antonio Ordonez. 10:00 (2-9) CAROL BURNETT. Two real pros, Edie Adams and Tim Conway join Carol tonight. Tim plays a new crook attempting his first hank holdup in one bit, and a schoolteacher booked into the sameholel room with spinster Burnett in another.

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He did not do the sort of column we virile hut he covered bridge news that would he of interest to Cleveland readers. "He also was a mighty tough opponent at the table. Today's hand is one he bid and played against me in a Cleveland tournament some time before World War II. He used a newfangled convention a Blackwood lo get to seven spades." Jim: "I note that he stayed out. of the no-tnmip trap.

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