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FR I4S7t WTVJ CBS) Sit North Miami Are. FR 4-C3 WCKT (NBC) 1401 N. Bay Causeway PM4S3S WLEW (ABC) 1133 NW 1Kb Are. FR J-472S 1 VJj Cuba Special Pre-Empts Berlin of a retired beer baron who tries to go straight, but his enemies interfere and plant corpses in bis new home. By KRISTINE Dl'NN Miami Htm Tflevlakm Editor Television and radio continue to entertain with one eye on developments in the Cuban situation.

NBC has canceled its controversial special on the Berlin escape tunnel for next Wednesday to present a 90-minute special on the cur- 1 News En Espanol 1:30 Q.Newi 17 ing Independence Junior College in Independence, Kansas. HURRICANE HANNAH, A semi documentary based on Hurricane Carla's devastation of Galveston last year, is set for Dec. 16 showing on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color Perry Como wants Frank Sinatra Jr. for a guest spot Censors everywhere writers for the Grace Kelly-Prince Rainier special to be filmed In Monaco have been warned not to schedule the short prince in scenes with tall girls! 2 Continental Classroom Atomic Age Physics "Significant Figures, and This Afternoon 4:30 Shorthand Movie (To ') Ruth" 1 19471 Joan Caulfidd, William Holden, Edward Arnold, Mona Freeman. Comedy about a teen-ape girl who corresponds with a soldier overseas, signing her older sister's name.

Amusing complications arise when the soldier returns home. Movie (To 6) "Tension" 1949 Richard Basehart, Audrey Trotter, Cyd Charisse, Barry Sullivan. What happens when a husband deserted by his wife, assumes another tily for revenge. 3 Discovery 5 Time For School Commander Bolt (To 5:45) 5:15 Spanish I Clll CI l.lla. 11 a Mr'--asjsaraa' to be called "Clear and J.

Present Dan- ger." The 3 weighted with movies shown on pay-TV about two weeks after they start in local theaters. The better offerings have included the Patterson-Liston short-lived heavyweight cham-pioqship fight, a Kingston Trio summer theater show, a production of "Midsummer Night's Dream" with puppets, and a film of the Bolshoi Ballet. Prices per program range from a quarter for a children's show to $1 for a movie and $3.50 for the fight. There's, a $10 installation fee for the pay-TV decoder. The subscriber dials a number to unscramble the show he wants to see, and the price registers on a tape in the decoder.

At the end of the month he simply adds up his own bill and mails in the price. WCKR ONCE AGAIN IS looking for a smart high school football player. The station is cooperating with a shoe company to select a Miami entrant, a high school senior, to compete nationally for $1,000 college scholarship. Last year's local finalist was Harold Beals of North Miami High, now attend script, course, will be written in the I -coming days by I 1 I WCKR and WMIE devoting their nighttime hours to Voice of America broadcasts in Spanish for Cuba itself. WGBS and WCKR especially are two of Miami's largest stations engaged in what is to them a deadly serious fight for listeners and the advertising dollar.

Broadcasting Spanish at night cannot but cost them points in the next rating periods, and those points can be equated to revenue. It isn't quite as if they had any choice. A government-regulated enterprise does not turn down a request from Voice of America. Yet their compliance should not go unnoticed. Both WCKR and WGBS, incidentally, are broadcasting regular programming on FM at night.

Three Months Of Pay TV The first volunteers up in Hartford, to get a dose of pay television like it, but they say they'd tiope to see more varied programming such as Broadway plays. The RKO experiment has been underway for three months now. During that time, subscribers have increased from 200 to 1,000, and the experimenters hope to see the number rise to 4,000 or 5,000 by the end of the year. The fare so far has been over- Powers of Ten." 4:30 Allege Of The Air fJ3 Continental Classroom I color 1 Amed. "The American Party System: Political Parties and the Founding Fathers." (: 40 CD TV University Social Science 7 Nfws Espanol Today (To 9) 7:15 rnpeye riayhouse (To 8) 7:30 (J) News 7:35 Spanish News 7:40 But Not Forgotten 8 Captain Kangaroo (To Focus-Recreation Burton In Film Version Of Becket NEW YORK (AP) "Beck-et," a Broadway drama hit two seasons ago, is being made into a film with Richard Burton in the title assignment.

SAMMY DAVIS, LEFT, WITH ANDY WILLIAMS On Channel 7 At 10 p.m. evems as iney KmsTCiE happen. It is the first time in our memory that television has devoted 90 minutes to a public service program that was not a live event such as an election night or a space shot. It is impossible to muster even a casual interest in Gene Kelly's worries about a fictional or in the multiple story threads of The Virginian. Yet, on Channel 7 last night at least, the viewer could count 'on an interruption once an hour to tell him if nothing else that there was no new news to report.

On radio. WAME continues to stay closest to the news-front. A word of appreciation is appropriate here for WGBS, Santa $1.69 SQ. YD. ANDERSON FLOOR COVERINGS 6999 N.t.

2nd Ave. PL 1-171 Calendar-Molly Turner Focus-Safety News Give t's This Day 8:10 8:15 8:30 8:45 9 it lives like it 1 WMfc Voice Steps Up Programs To Iron Curtain Lands Movie (To 10:30) "My Sister Eileen" (1935) Janet Leigh, Jack Lemmon, Betty Garrett. Musical comedy about two sisters seeking to further their careers in New York, who take a basement apartment with all sorts of complications. Movie (To 10) "A Diamond for Carla" Anna Maria Alberghetti, Johnny Desmond, Robert Strauss. Musical about an orphan girl deeply in love with a poor fisherman.

Since she has no dowry, her mother arranges a marriage to a wealthy fishmonger. Banjo Billy (To 10) Say When October Occupancy Models Open Daily 1:30 Current (To 9:301 James I. Keller, Jr. hosts a discussion on affairs and events of importance to residents of South Florida. Dr.

Kildare (To 9:30) Jack Carter portrays a laTe-night TV emcee who denounces Kildare and Gillespie on the air after his son dies while under Dr. Kil-dare's care. 0 Leave It To Beaver After he agrees on a double date with his brother, Beaver's girl reneges. 9 The Nurses (To 10) Virginia Gilmore stars as a woman surgeon who is harassed by her prejudiced male hospital associates in "Dr. Lillian." 0 My Three Sons "The Ghost Door." Cute and timely.

Chips and Sudsy go "trick and treating" to collect the usual bags of candy. In the empty house next door, a gabby old lady has moved in only the poor kids don't know it. No surprises, but a few chuckles and parents should I get a kick out of it. 9:30 Hurricane Hunters special The Tropical Audubon Society presents this program on the vital role played by the U.S. Navy Hurricane Hunter Squadron in weather tracking and scientific investigation of the elements around us.

Chief Forecaster of the Miami Weather Eureau, Gordon Dunn is host. 0 Hazel 1 color i Hazel's practice of learning a new word each day nearly costs George a lucrative fee. 0 McIIale's Navy McHale takes on the role of matchmaker. JO Visit With A Sculptor Alfred Hitchcock (To 11) Carol Lynley and Clu Gala-ger have the leads in "Final Vow," drama about a troubled young nun. Sister Pamela allows a stranger to carry her suitcase at the train station.

He runs away, taking with him a valuable 10 10:25 10:30 "jr" THE NEW 5:30 Time For School 5:45 Improve Your Speech Lone Ranger To 6:15) This Evening Touch And Type News Noah Tyler 0 News, Weather Spnrts-Weather Sea Hunt (To :45) News-Frank :30 The Written Word News-Ralph Renick Sports and Weather :45 News-Walter Cronkite Huntley-Brinkley CD ABC News 7 American Economy Checkmate (To S) Don. Jed and Dr. Hyatt are hired to protect a fiery-tempered concert coloratura after she has been given a glass of acid. Huckleberry Hound 3 The Jetsons 7:30 fj Wiser Worlds Wide Country (To 8:30) A well-meanin? but slightly confused Indian (Claude Akins) talks Mitch Guthrie into starting a wild horse business. 0 The Nelson Family Complications develop when Ozzie and Harriet's neighbors, the Randolphs decide to join them in "The Trip to Mexico." 3 Jazz Casual One of jazz's most exciting personalities Carmen Mc-Rae is faiest tonight.

She illustrates the jazz singers wide range of styles and discusses her views on what a jazz singer is, and how music must be interpreted by the singer. Among Miss Mc-Rae's songs are "Round Midnight," and "Love for Sale." Perry Mason (To J) "The Case of the Dodging Domino." The show keeps right up to date. Perry again enters the world of kooks while defending a college professor, and a blackmailer, a beatnik, a very pretty wife, and a Hollywood agent figure in the case as well as a Halloween gag. The suspects are many tonight. Donna Reed Alex and Jeff have many plans for the father-son day activities, but they are interrupted by Alex's professional demands.

statue that has been given to the convent. 0 Andy Williams (To 11) 1 color The combination of Sammy Davis Jr. and Andy Williams makes this one a strong show. Instead of acting in TV westerns, Sammy reverts to his night club act as he sings "What Kind of Fool Am and mimics stars something he does very well. There's the weekly Iowa segment with host Williams, the new CJiristy Minstrels, and an enjoyable rocking chair number too.

0 Alcoa Premiere "The Voice of Charlie Pont." Highly touted show that lives up to its kudos. Good script and good acting enrich this tale about an ex-Harvard charm boy, Charlie Pont, who lives off his friends. Storyline finds Charlie returning to Cambridge to see an old girl friend, and stirring up trouble between a married couple with problems. Bradford Dillman as Charlie, Diana Hyland and Robert Redford are splendid in the leads and their dialogue sounds current, sophisticated, and echoes the general complaints voiced by ex-grads, nine years later. 10:30 Writers Of Today The eminent poet and critic W.

H. Auden is guest. 11 News, Weather, Sports FJ News, Sports, Weather ff3 News, Weather, Sports 11:15 Movie (To Appros. 1) "Miss Grant Takes Richmond" (1949) Lucille Ball, William Holden. Clever com.

edy about a bookie, operating behind the front of a real estate office. Screwball secretary thinks the business is straight and gets him involved in a legitimate housing project. 11:30 Tonight (To 1) 1 color i Jimmy Dean joins Johnny Carson on the show and so do former Miss America, Marilyn Van Der-bur, and. professional wrestler, Antonino Rocca. 0 Outdoor Sportsman Ned Powers hosts this hunting-fishing-camping show.

12 Movie (To Approx. 1:30) "A Slight Case of Murder" (1938) Edward G. Robinson, Willard Parker, Jane Bryan. Rib-tickling comedy ian, Estonian, Latvian, Lithun-ian and Czech. A concentrated program to reach Cuban listeners has been underway since President Kennedy's announcement of the U.S.

blockade Monday. Ten U. S. commercial broadcasting stations in various parts of the country, including four in Miami, whose transmissions can be heard in Cuba; have been enlisted by VOA In beaming Spanish-language programs during the night hours. The Voice has also tripled its own Spanish-language shortwave broadcasts to 24 hours a day.

11 WASHINGTON (AP) The Voice of America today began a "crash radio barrage" to beam a "full report" on the Cuban situation to people behind the Iron Curtain, including Russians. The government radio lined up 52 short-wave transmitters for the 8H-hour saturation broadcasts, designed to pierce Soviet jamming interference and reach listeners in Communist lands. VOA said "Iron Curtain listeners, denied the truth by Communist censorship and distortion, will hear on some 80 different frequencies a full report of U.S. actions, the reasons therefor, and a summary of related developments." The U.S. transmitters will concentrate on a special half-hour program, which will be broadcast 7 times in Russian, twice in English, and once each in Armenian, Georgian, Ukran- 11:30 APARTMENTS AND YACHT BASIN.

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