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The Miami Newsi
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Miami, Florida
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'I UK MIAMI 'I UK MIAMI Mav 6. I'fte 1H Tnr.dav. i TRADE REVIEW WTHS (Community) 1410 NE Snd Ave. FR 1-6870 WTVJ (CBS) 316 North Miami Ave. FR 4-6268 WCKT (NBC) 1401 N.

Bay Causeway PL 1-6638 WLBW (ABC) 8133 NW 11th Ave. FR 3-4723 Hi rrs HERE! Election News At 7 A DIFFERENT AUTO POLICY! You'v never bad insurance like ttihs. If yoa have a good safe driving record, you can qualify tor this new and different policy which rewards safe drivers. This Policy Include! Liability, Medical Payments nd Protection againit Accidental Death and Uninsured Motorists, GOLD Ai l0W "The Green Light" (1937) -Errol Flynn. Anita Louise, Sir Cedric Hardwlcke.

Wordy adaptation of the Lloyd C. Douglas novel about a doctor who himself for a patient's death. San Francisco Beat "The Robert Erickson Case." cast of the Gene Roy Band performing live at the Island House Restaurant; John Eastman of W1NZ, another jazz pusher in Miami, was emcee. Rock says the experiment worked out so well, he plans to continue the remote broadcasts every Sunday at 4 p.m. lb' A -V I -v If I 1 Bourbon at its i.ww- 60 KEY $1 AUTO IV This Afternoon 12 Nevre Pel Frank Vour Fir, Impression COIQR C3 Camouflage 12:15 CI Serrrt Storm 12:30 Search For Tnmnrrnw Truth Or Consequences J) News-Paul Frank 12:45 CI Thfl OuUiins; Light 12:50 Homcmakers C3 I-ove Of Life News Special (JJ Pay In Court 1:30 World Turns fj I Married Tl Window Shopping 2 CI Password 4 Murrav 1 I (0 Jane Wytnnn 2:30 CJ House Party-Unkletler fj Lnrelta Young (73 Seven Keys 3 41 Cnmmunity Feature CI The Millionaire (H Young Dr.

Malone I 0 Queen For A Day i 3:30 fj The Arts best! JM POLICY QUARTERLY To get all the money-saving facts and further information on ad-. ditional features including a 5-year being driven to drink by daytime television, -No one else could do such a horrible thing to his fellow countrymen. Not even the Russians. "This (daytime TV) should be brought to the attention of the President, or maybe someone as high as Richard Ger-stein." Live Jazz On Radio Some Miami jazz enthusiasts are hustling postcards these days, we are told. WMBM, which recently turned its FM outlet into an all-jazz operation, has requested postcards of approval (or disapproval), and those who have long awaited a local jazz radio station are making sure the station hears about it.

WMBM's Alan Rock, who holds down the jazz microphone in the evenings, took to the road Sunday in what was a first at least in recent years for Miami radio. He did a remote broad continuation guarantee phone of i By KRISTINE DLTS'N Miami Kent Television Editor By 7 tonight, close to 1,000 persons will be working around Miami to get the returns on today's election on television and radio before the viewer even misses Do-bie Gillis or Laramie. Ninety per cent of those "reporters" are "stringing" for WTVJ and WCKT-WCKR, On TV, Channels 4 and 7 are engaged in a serious race to see who can get the winners' names on the air the fastest, and the voter can watch this competition by switching back and, forth. Both Channels 4 and 7 promise to carry the election returns straight through, preempting all regular programming until the winners are named. Channel 4 estimates it will take until 9 p.m.

Channel 7 suggests that the counting may last until 11 p.m. Channel 10, which has not organized its own tallying network as have 4 and 7, will interrupt regular programs to report the official returns. Daytime TV, c.kii and hexrv morgan Tonight Show On Channel 7 At 11:30 0 Tonight (To 1) I color I --M Griffin's guests include Henry Morgan, Jean Shepherd, Antonio Rocca and Danny Scholl. 55 Mystery Theater "I'll Never Know When" A woman, doomed by disease, hires a man to kill her and then learns that she can be With Lynn Bari. Wednesday 2 Continental Classroom I color i Modern Math "Conlidence Limits for TV Repeat.

6:30 College Of The Air fJ Continental Classroom I color i American Government S. Foreign Policy for the 1960s The U. S. and the Common Market." 7 CI News En Espanol i come in today. STEVENSON HOSFORD INC.

Every Ketwi Fen of Isiaiaoco and Beads FR 3-2693 Mi) I 60 I.W. FIRST STREET Red Skelton Clem thinks the Vthite House will have use for his antique rocking chair. (If election returns run longer than two hours, the Skelton Show will not he available.) 9:30 Frontiers To Cancer CANADA DRY BOURBON KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 MOOT CANADA DRY DISTILLING NICHOUSVIUX (Y. CI The Verdict Is Yours Our Five Daughters jjj) Mho Do You Trust 3:55 (IjJ News-Doug Edwards 4 Home-making CI Pnpeye Playhouse fTJ Bozo's Buddies Bandstand (To 4:50) 4:25 Kukla And OIlie 4:30 pi Accounting of I special i Don Barber Channel 7, discusses detection of cancer with Drs. L.

V. Bow en. Chester Cassel and John Farrell. The pro-! OO OOOOOOOOq Today (To 9) gram expands on the thesis 7:15 Popeve Playhouse that cancer is made up of (To 8) a group of diseases of re-1 7:30 News-Ned Powers markably diverse cause- 7:35 Spanish News and -behavior sharing 7:40 But Not Forgotten CI Edge Of Night Movie (To 6) "Port Of Hell" U954 Wayne Morris. D.mo Clark, Port warden and a tugboat skipper try to get a boat with an atomic bomb on board out to sea before it explodes.

Fair melodrama. 4:50 (J) American Newsstand 5 CI Whafs New? "Avalanche" 1946) Bruce Cabot, Veda Ann Borg, Roscoe Karns. Two undercover operatives in- vestigate goings-on in snow- i clad mountains and uncov- ing series with sculptor Carl i Moe. ho discusses essential tools and materials used i in sculpting and introduces his model. i CJ Flection Returns (To Approximately 9) special I Wilh an assist from "the world's fastest computer, the IBM 7070," i Ralph Renick reports elec-! lion results.

Flection Central (To Approximately 11) r-e i a Co erase of elec-; Hon returns; telecast is ex-1 pected to last until 11 p.m. jji) News: Gregson Frank 7:15 Weather-Sports 7:30 SlorJ' Of Money i Tonight's look at "the na- tional debt" involves an ex- planation of Treasury bonds. Treasury notes and related topics. I P3 Biifjs Rtinny "Do or Diet." Meant For Reading Most Dr. John Dodds en-! courages self-exploration of the great thoughts men of the past have had in relation to freedom, mortality, nature, satire and love.

i Bachelor Father In "Blossom Time at the I Grczgs," Peter and his niece vie for public office to impress each other. 8:30 fj 0r- Posin's Giants A discussion of "how far is 1 a star, how far man can go out in the Universe" and "how straight is aline." New Breed (To 9:30) Tne Met Squad tries to learn the identity of the woman who forges other customers'' names while making store purchases, i are the main consideration in choosing a career. You want good pay, pleasant working conditions and a good future. Your plans should not be complete until you talk with Mrs. Baker or Mrs.

Powers at LaFrance Beauty School, 161 N.E. 4th St. Phone FR 9-3415 for a career planning appointment. only certain cellular and pathological characteristics. Ichabod And Me Bob is proud when his son gels a role in the school pageant but is indignant when he learns that the youngster has been cast as Benedict Arnold.

Yours For A Song With Bert Parks. 10 lssm .1 special! The League of Vomcn Voters review the Crandon' Amendments which will be voted on in a special election within the next few months. Carry Moore (To 11) Guests are Don Knotts, De-rise Lor and Duke Elhng- Editor's Choice (To 11) "SAC: The Big Stick" spot- Captain Kangaroo (To 9) Give Us This Day 8:15 Focus 8:30 News-Ned Powers 8:45 Playhouse 15 9 CI Jack La I.anne 0 Movie (To 9:45) "Charter Pilot" (1940- Lloyd Nolan, Lynn Bari, George Montgomery. A pilot and his radio-writer fiancee squabble endlessly on land, in the air and, almost, in the sea. Lightheaded but fun.

Banjo Billy 9:30 Divorce Court (To 10:30) Good Morning 9:45 fj The Doctor Answers iO Say Wn'1- Dr, Hudson's Secret Journal a ru) I. 4 i ynf Ae mm iRp mm wmv 0 1 gEQUIEVJi 4MaflJaasiBaaMA fesi D0WN IV a Insidious Plot A reader named A. V. Erickson of 2107 Alhambra Circle, must be tuned into our wave length. With a touch of satire, he has expressed our sentiments exactly: "After being hurt a year ago and forced to stay home, I have uncovered an insidious plot being forced on the people of the United States which I feel sure is Communist inspired or, worse yet, Birchite.

"The people of America are Old Fort Found Under Detroit DETROIT (AP) Historians took over supervision of digging at a building construction site today after workmen turned up parts of a British fort built in 1779. Wooden structures found by diggers at a new bank site were authenticated yesterday as parts of Fort Lernoult, built at what is now the corner of Fort and Washington streets, a busy intersection in the city's heart. The Detroit Bank and Trust Co. and building contractor Sam Minskoff invited historians to excavate further for more relics. lichts the men and the work 10:30 CI Movie (To 12) er murder.

Okay melodrama: good scenery. Banjo Billy 5:30 Time For School Movie (Tct 7) "Too Young To Know" (1945! Joan Leslie, Robert Hutton. A real "horror" about an Air Force officer who returns from the war and learns that his wife has given their child away.i 5:45 Improve Your Speech This Evening 6 0 And T- -'e 1 Nes fj Fariss-Xews, Weather Sports-Weather fj Sea Hunt (To 6:45) 4:30 British Calendar CI News-Ralph Renick 6:45 fl Images Of Art News-Walter Cronkite fj Huntley-Brinkley 7 Sculpture Return. An art-in-the-mak- 3 YEARS TO PAY "Affair In Reno" (1957) -John Lund, Doris Singleton, John Archer. Public relations man falls for a lady detective hired as his bodyguard.

Pleasant comedy. Play Your Hunch From Hollywood 1 1 FJ Price Is Right color I of ihe Strategic Air Com-j mand. With newsmen Fen-j clall Yerxa and Jack Begon and special guest Gen. Thomas USAF, Commanding General of the SAC. 10:30 The Way The Greater Miami Council of Churches presents a dra For Free Estimate Call PL 8-3632 it With Laraine Day and Eddie Albert.

9 stocks And Bonds David Williams defines "Major Investment Terms." The fastest election returns in South Florida! WCKT's 400-strong election coverage matization stressing the im- Ernie Ford Show Brought to you by The First National Bank of Miami i portance of a sense of val- 1 11:30 Concentration color i I ues in our everyday life. I Yours For A Song All movies are rated by TV Key. Poor Fair Gond Excellent. i 1 1 El News, Weather, Sports News, Sports, Weather i New s-Weather-Sports 11:25 CI Movie (To Approx. 1) I 1 The news I team will flash Dade County results straight from the polls, instantly tabulated through high-speed computers at First National Bank Election Central.

Also complete live-camera returns from Broward County! See the candidates in person from Miami and Ft Lauderdale. FOR FASTEST RADIO RETURNS DIAL 61-WCKR LATEST CONTINENTAL TUXEDOS By "After Six" All Sizes DINNER JACKETS Latest Styles and Colors ALL ACCESSORIES f.vrr-- v- t. BC-TKR 610 WK B- 990 WMET 1220 SALES RENTALS RGBS 710WTCG 1070 WAME 12S0 ABC U'INZ 910 "KAT 13fi0 CBS WFL'X 790WMIE-11W WSKP-U0 WM.BM 1490 ooooooooooooo A-fa4 i-'Jit Jr wVMb- I A compilation of vital statistics I from official Dade County I record of births and marriaces. JlishlihU Ken Maitten Cuv Hul M.MIK: Old rastiiunerl H'llng WhAT: Garrv Moore WMtli Matnmonio Sin BIRTHS Tf DciUBlaas. Joseph, 3550 Watt Falrview boy.

William Akera. KAT! Crosbv-Ciooney Menendez. Alberto. 2463 SW 5th dov. A nerto Jose jr.

i-e line, uiivin, iwuu biy 34in eirl. Lisa lyiuifie UF Gets $94,000 For Space Research GAINESVILLE (AP) The University of Florida has been chosen to participate in an Air Force sponsored program to seek adequate breathing atmospheres for future space pilots. The university announced today the receipt of a $94,000 grant from the Air Force for research into the problems of breathing under varying atmospheric conditions. I Beads Fringe i I Sewing I Supplies I Dress I Trimmings I Knitting Yarns I 1 BUTTON SHOP ftl I 207 N. Miami Ave.

Ir Howard. John, 9715 8W l4th boy, Waiter Clilf. Cartee. John, 150 NE 45th girl, Victoria Lvnn. West, Robert, 8255 SW 42nd boy, Robert Canney Jr.

Rodriguez. Arturo, 7250 SW 38th girl. Gloria Irene. Lux, Salman. 89 NW 76th boy.

Michael Herbert. Adams. Robert. 1455 NW 112th boy. Franklin Lee.

Hernandez. Felix, 11270 SW Jlsth Goulds, bov, Jeans. Polis. Ra'mlro, B. L.

Quarters, Princteon. girl, Delia. Clark. William. 10741 SW 49th elrl.

Janice Marie. Election Returns (7 p.m., WGBS, WCKRi Five-man team from WGBS at the Court House; and WCKR will "simulcast" with WCKT-Channel 7. Symphony Hall (9 p.m., WWPB-FM) Schubert's Symphony No. 5 in B-Flat; Bernstein's Serenade for Violin Solo, Strings and Percussion. Baseball (10 p.m., WAME) New York Yankees u.

Boston Red Sox; U0 p.m., WHAT) Chicago White Sox vs. Washing- -ton Senators. Both are "live" broadcasts and starting time for both is approximate. TOMORROW Ladies' Day (11:45 a.m., WKAT-FM) U-M student-hosts Jan Robbins and Paul Preddy discuss sports' activities for women, with emphasis on tennis. WVCOi ther Mavlon Watktna AKTKKXOO.V J.

Prince (tn 3) News-Paul Harvejf (it Concert HUN: Bruce Bartlay MKAT: News-Feature HUB: House of China I World Tomorrow W.MKT: News-Norman Diax (to II WAF.Z: Newa-Mooda (to 1) Warren Smith (to 3) Fan's ta Bob Martin WMIE: Kl Perlodico Del Aire Kl Penodico Del Aire WMET: Radio ReloJ (to 5) WMBM: Kd Cook (to 3:30) V( (i: U-M Symphony 1141. Newe Maypen (to 4) Advertisement Ownes. Robert. Palm Avenue A Long- view Florida City, girl, Carol "Rose, John. 1495 W.

'75 boy. Phillip Sterling. Pat-, Richard, 21025 Coral Sea boy. Dennis Michael. Don't Cut Corns Calluses, Warts Use Nemr Magic Rub Off Thousands nf aatTmn from laamtft asm, calluses, and common warts sow tcport astonishing results with an amazing new-formulation that tuba them oil painlessir and ssfeiy without danger of infection (rota rutting, acids or abrasive.

Secret is a onder-working medicated creme called DERMA-SOFT that softens and diasolsa those tormenting, hard to tetnorc growl ha Chickillo. Nicholas, 4885 8 W. 97 Ave boy. Raymond Edward. 9698 S.W.

88 bov, Raymond Edward. Delgado, Carlos. 18350 8. Dixie Highway, girl, Aida. Wall, Aaron.

2280 123 girl, Brenda lav, Beer, Anthony. 11360 g.W. 57 bov. Adam Scott. Deeson.

Richard, 12475 S.W. 47 bov. Tony Allen. Brownlee, Clifton, 5045 S.W. 113 hnv riavirf f-liflon ui iiiej nio nam on, mring sam siikt illiamson, Joseph, 10750 B.W.

52 of- So doo suffer another girl, Susan Elizabeth. I SMOut-U DfcKM A-SOFTal ail dmwm. TUESDAY WQVM: MurdocH Ito 7) ih: Nws-8UiC Door Jim Hnwell Nw-Jim Harper Suburbia VMS: Crown Print- Mil-: Cracker Jim WMHVI: Ruttrrnaii ito 6) UMt: NewiMwaic 1 Veaturw mhC: Gs'i-ent I'review Ml- Mu'i. nnCK: Cnm-rt WACZl Stocks Time Out HVCIi: MarKPts WKA1; Al Miiitmra Nw-Dick Doty AMK; Kewpbiock W.MET: Newi-Norman Dia WlStt Clur mi cr, Intprme'zr M.VIIL: CracKr Jim WI.VZ: Iarry Birger-Bsz. EVIMMi WCKR: Radio News Journal HUN: J.

GiiMrl (to 9 W4MK: Paul larvey-N'i WHO: Dinner Concert MKAB: LBtm Bem do 1 i.m) WHAT: News-Murtinei WMBM: Fred Hanna (to 7) WsKP: Prt-vue VtMPB: Dinner HM1.T: Madame Yoiaode HI: Jerry WicBner ito 10 HACZ; "ew Soup to NuU (to Hera Rsu WCKR: Sonny Hirsh-SpUS. MM11. 1 rjniiKl Bl-il UOB: Wtathi-r Report t'G: ferns of Communisro WCkH: Jim H-nrtrik J. Berns Hi hK: Newe Ncvina 4.MKI DrtlerSav-i M.VUt; Nuncirco Nacicnal Reallsla Lowell Thomas WMKTi Muica WAMfe: Hijuard "neil-hp a. WMIE: El Penoaico WQAM: Dan Armilrong 'to 10) Klection WMIK: Ka-Jlo Hispana MaUki Newn-iidw.

V. Mnrfcmi WCKB: Election Returns tuilun 1w.b HMBM Rev. Ira McCall (to WQAM: Armiitrnn fto 10) HAT Nei-Burnett and Haveg WVCO: C'manil Perfanca BKAT: Newe-fcd Mnrtan Warritt Hariiev Newf-Rnicle'voug ito ici 1M-WMIE: Artaie-jo WhAT: Nawa-Opaa Mika EaUio Progreaeo HUti: Musical herilhKe WHAT; Worli) rmiertt PHi Concert Ctmetf WAKl Family ctrtia (to 10) ry i 6pt -Scuraboard WWPB: Opera Hiahltghta -i ii-WHI-B: Pre.e Club rrv: Or- warrtn (to MMIK: ABtWiiio list 1i MJ 1 PLASTIC COATED With Leatherette Fotlnas and Cotton Drill Rosing rr. i nnr.x. i "tf a WOVEN rLAa I It WhAT: Warren Smith Mike Nell MBM: Ed Cook (to 3:30) Debate Musical WKO: Periia of Communism -2 00-w vrfl: Concert W(KR: Bicgie Navlna (to 7) Wl.w, Jim Harper 'to a) Flair (to 3 55' W-Kf: Prevua WMIE: El Noticicro Ameii-cano spencer Dne News-Rise 4 Shlna WShP: Music Marv Moranrlevra Spanish Music AB: Crown Princa Concert' I I Jim How-ell '-De Miijer a Mujer" Newe Martinea Al Martinet Joe Lnma WMBM: Buttcrhail (to al MIE; La Verrtad (to 4 -4 00 IH'H-: Newa.Matlnee WMIE: Pan American Hospital Powers (to 7) i suburbia WAME: Newe-Moaalc HAM: Time out JIIE: Happv Harold WMIE: Crack or Jim EM WAEZ: .5.4 met 24 hra.

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4:30 a.m. to mldniaht WWTB: 1015 m. a.m. In II p.m. Denotei Eroaacad A.MK: News (to 91 HUH: House Cnlna HMHM: El Co-ilt ito 10:30) (.: Burnt li.ast INZ: Bill Calrter ito 10) WHAT: wor.fl News MWI'Ht Uavume Cimcert MMIK: Miami Raacua Mifisitm WMET: Radio Reloj (to 10) Mnrnmir 1 houirnt WHAT: Al Liebert (to 10) -I 30-WMIK: Hchrfw-Chnstiaa Gosnei Hour BUI Hrjilv (to 12) Ted CarK fanarllan News I AB: Go, L'rutartt W4MK: PumperniKa WWI'B: imi-iTt M4U: News cofiee Biealt Voice of china Focus-Heniink Berns W'MIK: Allcn'a Ravivai Cosi.iM nf Th KinK.iom -10-00 iHi-'renade IM KK: Bob Lvona I to 2 Lie Tav.r.r (to 21 W'AMK: Breakimtt Cmb WMB; Crown Hrini Show MKT: Cnmpaoaa Melu.l.ae do 11 :30) Mi Church of "hnst W'VMi: Kall-WfcP: IT: Rrirtir WAI.7: Piavhouaa (to 12) WMIK: Life I.

Jeanm- Bellamr MUM: Butterbail ito 1) enriettan Crutada MIK: Hear O' laraal' -1100-W'MIE: Centurv F.forrriHt New.tantaia WhAT: Home fartj -11 15-H'Vro: Wutid Ot Muilc WMBM: Kred Hanna no 121 WW I'M: iim.y Hall Bill irr.es-.Sprrt 10 00-WMIK: La Vi Del Pueblo W((AI: Courtney (to 1 Newao. Heatter WA.VIK. Baoensl! PoUium WWI'B: (Irian Loll MSKI': Millie New I id A mar. Com't -kai-apadCB (to 10.30-W.MIK: Cubano Anrt-''nmunis'a Dennrtea Jin Ampr fa Nvwa-Ktarllta I.N;: Junn no A am.) N.M-turne WW I'M: Kiee Korum HMIKi Hpamsh MusiO 1 1 :05 WCKR: Bonnv Hmb-EiiU. Wei lii' -11 30-HCiBS: t.e Nev is i.aiin Morula Wi hK: .1.

Mi'lnmhl ito 6 HI 1 St Much l-rae (to ti WMBM: China Vailea (to S) UMIKi Serf Latlna La Voa Da Cuba Libr WOK: Rnmame (to 5) WAMfc: Larrv King Burl Lucai (to 5 551 WKA1: Jai-K Mcuermott (to 6:15) ME: Ne'-s 'iaiax. (to 6) WEDNESDAY II A 1 IIME 00- WQiM: l-nrwe (to Ml'HK: BiirMv Holiday (to 10 Ncws-Owrt-irie BUS: Jacn PufS.ston Thu Is a terrific value Tsu emir fiitum wovis plastic with ALL imported smyl plastic Ueint ml tuinl. Not I cotton tr nysa tiiHif ti most competitive covert use. This seit cover has mi year iiiirintei. SOLID WHITE ROOF COATING VWwVWWijWwVwVWWw Hi There! I'm Dotty! "You'll have to forgive the background clatter It's just my four-year-old, Buddy i'er Jinccr his father gave him that miniature jaear trap for his birthday or maybe it's only his blasted dart gun the serial box said looks just like the ones they use to shoot elephants Well, if you're a mother or a grandmother, you know what it's likeand if you're a father, you should! But let me show you starting today on the comic page! The Miami News THREE YEAN tUARANTEE Heavy Duly Galaxy Woven Plastic Cembiae With Jetspue For Comfort This Is An Outstanding Seat Covtr That Will Add Real Beauty To Your Car 5-Year Unconditional Guarantee PROVEN BY USAGE IN DADE COUNTY LOWEST ANNUAL COST OF ANY GRAVEL ROOF COATING lifmofai Without Obligation tinanting Arrongtd MURRAY ROOFING IT COSTS NO MORI TO HAVi AN IXPlkT ROOfiH WHITl COAT YOUR ROOft MIAMI 1727 W.

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