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6-B THE MIAMI NEWS Aug. 5, 1969 THERE OVGtiTA BE A LAW CHILDREN'S LETTERS TO GOD D-c Or ri a i- imi. 1 This weeH it popped up im paperback All lvst veer went vjrruour LUKCM tD BUV 1WE HARD-COVER EXPOSE THAT WAS fUPPlMG ThEGOUNTCV WTMS (CTV) MlON.I.lndAvonu 371-6870 VTVJ (CSS) '316 North Miami Avenue 377-8341 WPTV (NBC) 3 CManvt Paim Beach 833-2471 WCIX (1N0) U1I Bricked Aynu 377-0811 1 'WCKT (NBC) 1401 North Bay Cciwteway 751-6692 WtBWDABC) 3900 Biscoyn Blvd. 377-8131 WtAT 0 (ABC) 44 Cotoernit Row, felm Beach 33-9668 WAIA 03 (IND) 695 NW, 199th trf 625-1301 8.5o wow: EXPENSIVE. BUT iIcao 9 'to: j-U is vi J.

ncnu. 1 1 1 hot sEsKiul r1 CARMICHAEL help her meet a man she doesn't know is Julia's boyfriend. What's My Liner CD Takes A Thief IT'S HARD to MAE 5 i c. fi Mundy is assigned to steal a document from a COMPANY AT HOME VHeM YOU YISH THEY Wee- Today 4:00 LlnkletterShowc Match Gam Steve Alienee Batman (D Movie DE) Dark Shadows 0 Bozo'f Big Topc CD Talk About Townee 4:30 Password Movie Mike Douglaslc CD Merv Grilling Q) My Little Mari 4:55 Perry Mason A mousy bookkeeper embezzles $201,000 burglar-proof safe. (DISpy E9 Movie 9:00 NET Festival Mozart's tragic life story.

QO First Tuesday Exclusive film of an interview with "Papa Doc" Duvalier of Haiti. Other items include from his company only to be thwarted by his King Fututc SyndKl. Inc. 1969. ijWt U.BW t.i..i., i.

T-r drag racing, a backstage look at Italian film-making with Maria Callas, a look at politics in Greece and a visit to boss's beautiful secre ANDY CAPP I CAN'T ABIDE I 1 CAhirFL OU2W 1 iei atttt nBji I Abu Dhabi, the richest Caution's 4MILK FROM WHISTLIN ON THt'K WAr WORK AT FIVE O'CLK AUlV UN 1 7z 1 nisi A Vcl 7 place in the world. Movie CO Maverick 9:30 (BCD NYPD i it 1 1 KX-mfr ft i tary. 5:00 Time lor School Q) Huck, Yogi and Friendsc CD Captain Zeroc 5:30 Misterogert Neighborhood Dateline Gilligan't Island EB Prince Planet 6:55 OCD Weatherc This Evening Police and criminals search for a missing valise containing $150 the byword for all TV programs 000 in stolen money. 10:00 Shades of Black News Special An essay on growing old, filmed and directed 6:00 ED CD McHale's Navy Party Line 10:30 by Lord Snowdon. (BCD DickCavett CD Newsg FYlg E9 Wells Fargo CD Movie OQQCDCD News, Weather, Sports 7:30 StarTrek Capt.

Kirk, Mr. Spock and Dr. McCoy find themselves trapped on a BEETLE BAILEY gQ mARmL Me ites u.j I sort of cmapiaikI is A even putters Mis toast ijW5 hOO 6:15 6:30 planet about to explode. OS) News En Espanol 1:30 I Spy CD CD Mod Squadfc Friendly Giant OQQDQ News I Love Lucy Flintstones CD Adventures In Paradise Stocks-Davis Elementary Spanish UNCLE Truth orConse- quencescj Q) Favorite Martian Buckley The color problem in England. Liberate Nancy Wilson, Minnie Pearl, Mike Newman and the Chelsea Pensioners are guests.

Movie BO Tonight A highly respected head Penabaz Comenta nurse is suspect in By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Ttleviiion-Ridio Wrlttr HOLLYWOOD Each new television season arrives in September and soon earns a tag. Last year was to be the season of meaningful drama and of specials. Now, less than six weeks away from curtain-raising time, 1969-70 looms as the bland season. The reason is not hard to fathom. Broadcasting is under attack from various quarters and nobody wants to make waves.

There are and will be congressional inquiries into network practices. There are Federal Communications Commission proceedings about renewals of individual station licenses. There is criticism about sex and vi 7:00 hospital narcotics rob B.C. THIS LAM.D.. 12:00 1:00 (BCD Joey Bishop Show Te Ve News En Espanol CD Movie ue A uttof 'PCkVAP' FOR CLAlMlM Jtf TME MAMecPHEf? Majesty' 'JsUehm I A LUMP.

Is 7 A Wednesday bery. ED Pay Cards CD Seven Seas Navajo. 8:00 0 Regional Report Movie Miami Undercover ED Hazel CD Pat Boone 8:00 QO Julia 6:15 Black Heritage CD This 'N That 6:40 Sunshine Almanas 6:45 News en Espanol CD News High Chaparral! Huntley-BrlnkleTc Honeymooners Flintstones CD 03 A friend asks Julia to olence. And there is vast concern 3Iovies Today about the proposed withdrawal of cigaret advertising next year, which would remove $125 million or more 4 p.m. CD 6 to 10 per cent of the industry's total.

POCO SSVsJV'' If MTU I'M GONNA JCOsrVSVAKir- 0g I r7 isn that ccpey 1 associate? wren AN i A Sttopth-tofSamoleand 1 such pgsgceAtioN op I v- pbacon, vtxrge weLcoMi H. (n lWMm It is a trying time when tel evision, particularly the three major networks, is proceed ing cautiously. The memory of the Smothers Brothers controversy is still green and so is the reaction of one network's affiliated stations to a variety program, "Turn-On," canceled after one Playboy dragged into espionage ivorlt All this has had its effect Book Review on the quality and type of programs, but none on quantity. With Hollywood turning out all but five of the net 6:55 Community Report CD News en Espanol 7:00 Popeye Playhouse QO Today CD Rick Shaw CD Sunshine Almanac Til 5 CD Three Stooges 7:30 CD Dennis the Menace 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo CD Jungle George CD Jungle Jim 8:30 CD Banjo Billy CD Mike Douglas 9:00 David Frost Hazel 0 Allen Ludden CD Millionaire 9:30 0 Real McCoys CD Movie 10:00 It Takes Two CD Jack LaLanne 10:30 Galloping Gourmet Masterton chicken.

QO Concentration CD My Favorite Martian 11:00 Andy Griffith QO Personality, CD Hennessey 11:30 Dick Van Dyke QO Hollywood Squares CD Dream House CD Divorce Court 12:00 News at Noon QO Jeopardy CD CD Bewitched 12:30 Search for Tomorrow EyeGuessc By LOIS WILSON Miami Ntwi Rtperttr SILENT PARTNER. By Leigh Brackett. Red Mask. $4.50. One young partner of works' 72 evening entertain ment series, plus most of the coming spate of movies-for- er isn't a particularly sympathetic fellow, even though the divorcee next door thinks he is.

But she's been wrong before. A nice young man who is only casually acquainted with the dead people feels something is wrong. And then he falls for the divorcee who is looking at the widower with affection. Good boy tries to prove bad boy did it and save good girl. Justice triumphs.

TV, variety and drama specials, the studios are working "Interlude" June Allyson, Rossano Brazzi, Marianne Cook, Keith Andes. Real weeper about an American girl working in Germany who falls in love with a world famous conductor whose wife threatens suicide rather than give her husband. In color. (1957) xxl2 8 p.m. "The Great Caruso" Mario Lanza, Dorothy Kirsten, Ann Blyth.

Biography of the great tenor and a real showcase for Lanza's magnificeat voice. Excellent musical numbers don't impede the good plot. In color. (1950) xxxy2 8:30 p.m. 9 "Eleanor Roosevelt Story" Highly praised, eloquent documentary about Mrs.

Franklin D. Roosevelt. (1965) xxxx 9 p.m. "From Hell To Texas" Don Murray, Diane Varsi. Man innocently involved in murder is forced to flee though he tried to keep out of trouble.

In color. (1958) xx'i 1 1:30 p.m. "My Foolish Heart" Susan Hayward, Dana Andrews, Kent Smith. Girl finds out she is pregnant after her lover is killed in the war, and persuades her best girl friend's fiance to marry her. (1949) xxx WEDNESDAY'S MOVIES 1 a.m.

CD "Parachute Battailon" Robert Preston, Edmond O'Brien, Nancy Kelly. Story of how the parachute troops are trained, focusing on two who fall in love with the same girl. (1941) xx 2 9:30 a.m. CD "Over 21" Irene Dunne, Alexander Knox, Charles Coburn. Funny story of an overaged GI and his wife who stands by him as he goes through basic training.

(1945) xxV2 2 p.m. "Flaming Feather" Sterling Hayden, Arlene Whelan. Ranchers and cavalry join forces to rescue the heroine. In color. (1952) xx 2 p.m.

EB "Samson and the Seven Miracles of the World" Gordon Scott, Yoko Tani, Helene Chanel. Samson rescues the royal children from a tyrant. In color. (1963) xl2 in high gear. The trend toward cautious ter-counterspies.

He always manages to be in the wrong place at the right time to get in a lot of hot vodka. Two warring factions of Soviet Intelligence save his bacon more times than the Britons do. He manages to meet a nice girl in a spot like this and they make the necessary escape try together. THE SECRET HOUSE OF DEATH. By Ruth Rendell.

Crime Club. $4.50. From the realms of murder and betrayal in exotic settings, you switch to a nice little London suburban murder-suicide of a married woman and her married lover. The bereft widow programming is evident in the categories of the 21 new series. Situation comedy, treated like a stepchild a few seasons back, is in high favor.

Almost half the new shows will be half-hour pro UNATTACHED? 1 grams played strictly tor laughs. Five new variety and music shows will join the 11 Are you selective obout the (caliber of new friends you returning for another season. on the death of a friend's daughter. She had been killed recently in an accident in Syria and buried there. He satisfies himself that the dead girl had been well taken care of.

Does he get a surprise when he sees her in a hospital bed while he's visiting the place. Just then, his intelligence work and his favor for a friend merge into one. He gets mixed up with some phony monks and an odd monastery, subversive radio messages, a mysterious well and an underground river. Incidentally, the good doctor manages to take in one lecture at the convention. THE SPY WHO WASN'T EXCHANGED.

By Alfred Tack. Crime Club. $4.50. A British businessman is asked to do a little job for British Intelligence in Moscow. Nothing much, you understand.

He gets to Russia and finds things a lot different from what he had been led to expect. Double-, triple-, crosses; counter, counter-counter, and counter-coun would like to meet? Join our club designed for fun and happiness. The seven new dramatic Rnt 1M3 a Mideastern-English-Ameri-can importing firm is murdered. Another, a wealthy American playboy who put up money for the firm but does nothing else, is asked by American and Iranian security men to go to Iran as a glorified decoy. They suspect more dire things than murder may be involved.

He refuses, running with his latest playgirl to get drunk each time the security men get insistent. The way he is dragged, kicking and screaming, into espionage work gives a great look at character development. There's lots of local color, and even a minor romance with the girl friend of murdered man, and a lesson in making Oriental rugs. PASSPORT FOR A PIL-GRIM. By James Leasor.

Doubleday. $4.95. Dr. Jason Love, who's been around before in intrigue, is in Damascus for a medical conven-t i n. British Intelligence again asks him to work for them, sotto voce, as it were.

A friend asks him to check Fordi Chivroltts Plymouth Dedfti series are a mixed bag but significantly include two medical shows and one series 1ARn UNLIMITED SPFP 445-3609 891-2804 961-2060 Fir uncir.c Coral Gablei Miami Hollywood Ft. Lauderdal 566-8340 RENTAL CARS involving doctors every third week. The veteran viewer will recall another season when, television being under attack for sex and violence, both "Dr. Kildare" and "Ben Casey" were born, bringing with them built-in drama of life and death, without fights and shoot-outs. iiwiii iii uniijiiiiimiimi minium mini pi i.ii.i,niinii..iiiimiiiii;ii to.nuwi.nm) 22 hours in Spanish TV now offered on Channel 23 News CDCD That Girl 1:00 Love of Life Galloping; Gourmet Match Game CD News-Harnish CD Dream House 1:25 News News 1:30 As the World Turns You're Putting Me On 0 Divorce Court CDCD Let's Make A Deal 2:00 Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing QO Days of Our Lives Moviei News CDCD Newlywed Game EE) Movie There are no new west-erns-although six of them are returning and no new war stories or private eyes.

Production costs are a bit higher this year; new faces abound; some old shows will be turning up at new times, even on different networks. Writers are attempting as usual, to add some new twists to freshen established shows; actors are worrying as usual about the competition facing their series; producers and press agents are explaning, as usual, that their shows are new and different. GOING VISITING GOING ON VACATION GOING HOME OR JUST STAYING HERE IT'S BETTER TO VISIT TERMINAL NEWSTANDS for the widest selection of the finer paperbacks, hardbacks usually not easily available. LOCATIONS OPPOSITE EASTERN NATIONAL DELTA COUNTERS 2:30 comedy, movies and news are featured. "By the end of the year we hope to have 40 hours of Spanish language programming," said Diaz.

"Our ultimate goal is all-Spanish." In the radio field, WFAB called La Fabulosa, or The Fabulous One has been all-Spanish since 1962. WQBA called Cuba went 100 per cent Spanish two years ago. WOAH-Radio Latino joined the field last year. Circulating in the Latin colony now is the TeVe Guia, a TV Guide in Spanish. It lists all English language programs, such as El show de Ed Sullivan," along with the Spanish shows.

Bidding for a chunk of the Latin market with several hours of Spanish telecasts are WLBW, Channel 10. featuring newscaster Manolo de la Torre; WTVJ, with Manolo Reyes, and WCIX, Channel 6, with Humberto Estevez. Twirl your dial in this Cuban refugee center, where more than a quarter of a million people say "RAHdio" and and your chances of tuning in a Spanish language program are good. And the odds in this "Spanish roulette" game are growing. Three all-Spanish radio stations and four TV stations with some Spanish programming already serve the Miami area's steadily increasing Latin population.

Now WAJA-TV announces expansion to 22 hours weekly in Spanish, starting today this will include daily notici-eros newscasts by Norman Diaz, a popular exile radio figure for the past nine years. The new programming is an extension of a Spanish language venture begun at WAJA last year. The station is ultra-high frequency on Channel 23, and called "Wah'ha" by Latins. Music, OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY SUM. Sirvmt firtalir Miami irta 0 3T Ttr Guiding Light QO The Doctors CDCD Dating Game CD Cartoons) O) Secret Storm gnu 2:45 3:00 LOCALLT OWNED I OPERATED IT Ed Petry, Prts.

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