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Eighteen SATURDAY October 16, 1965 PAID ADVERTISEMENT 7:30 2 The Age of Michelangelo 4 Guide to Shakespeare, "Rhymed Verse" 5 Design for Learning 11 Mr. Wishbone, Jim Allan 8:00 A.M. 2 Captain Kangaroo 4 (Color) The Jetsons 5 Movie: "Follow the Hunter," Onslow Stevens 9 (Clr) From Ground Up 13 Movie: "Big Bonanza," Richard Arlen ('44) 8:30 4 (Color) Atom Ant 7 Movie: "Giant Gila Monster," Don Sullivan ('59) 9 (Clr) "Second Chance," Robert Mitchum ('53) 9:00 A.M. 2 (Color) Heckle Jeckle 4 (Color) Secret Squirrel 11 Movie: "Champagne for Caesar," Ronald Colman, Celeste Holm, Vincent Price ('50). Rollicking 13 Panorama Latino (Span.) 9:30 2 (Clr) Tennessee Tuxedo 4 (Clr) Underdog (cartoon) 5 Movie: "Courage of Black Beauty," Johnny Crawford ('57) 10:00 A.M.

2 (Color) Mighty Mouse 4 (Clr) Top Cat (cartoon) 7 Shenanigans, Stubby Kaye. Addams youngsters (Lisa Loring, Ken Weatherwax) join two Downey children. 9 (Clr) Movie: "Cattle Queen of Montana," Barbara Stanwyck ('54) 34 Escuela KMEX (English) 10:30 2 (Clr) Linus Lionhearted 4 Fury, Bobby Diamond 7 (Color) The Beatles (cartoons). John spots a lion and gives chase. 11:00 A.M.

2 (Color) Tom Jerry 4 (Clr) First Look--At Ships (see 5 Movie: "Fighting Stallion," Bill Edwards ('50) 7 (Color) Casper Cartoons 13 (Color) Fun for All, John Marshall: the Novelles 11:30 2 (Clr) Quick Draw M'Graw 4 (Clr) Exploring: "Untouched Land" (see 7 (Color) Porky Pig 9 Wyatt Earp, H. O'Brian 12:00 NOON 2 Sky King, Kirby Grant 4 Teacher '65: String music 5 Movie: "Cattle Queen," Marie Hart ('51) 7 (Clr) Bugs Bunny Show 9 Movie: "Mutiny in Outer Space," Wm. Leslie ('64) 13 Movie: "Home of the Brave," James Edwards 12:30 2 Lassie, Jon Provost. Timmy meets Lassie for the first time. 4 Bell Telephone Film: "Beyond All Barriers" 7 (Clr) Milton the Monster 34 Telecinema 1:00 P.M.

2 (Clr) My Friend Flicka 4 (Color) College Football '65, Bud Wilkinson 7 (Color) Hoppity Hooper 11 Movie: "Titanic," Clifton Webb, Barbara Stanwyck 1:15 4 (Color) NCAA College Football (see 1:30 2 CBS News 5 Movie: "Canadian Pacific," Randolph Scott 7 New Amer. Bandstand, Dick Clark, Joey Paige and the Toys 13 Movie: "It Had to Be You," Ginger Rogers 2:00 P.M. 2 My Little Margie 9 Movie: "Forbidden Island," Jon Hall ('59) 34 Gabriela (serial) 2:30 2 Movie: "Bugles in the Afternoon," Ray Milland 7 Movie: "Blood of Dracula," Sandra Harrison 3:00 P.M. 9 Championship Bowling NCAA FOOTBALL, 1:15 p.m., in color, ch. 4, finds Arkansas hosting a with Lindsey Nelson mike- side at Fayetteville Next week: USC at Notre Dame.

MIXED SCOTCH Foursome Golf Championships, 3:30 p.m., ch. 9, is the first of 2 days' coverage from San Diego's new La Costa Country Club. Sam Snead and Shirley Engelhorn are defending champions, as one man and one woman play one ball, taking alternate strokes. WIDE WORLD of Sports, 5 p.m., ch. 7, has its postponed tapes of the world roller skating championships (Madrid, Spain) and the lumberjack action of the world championship timber carnival (Albany, Oregon).

TANFORAN Feature Race, 5 p.m., ch. 11, has Todd Creed and Roy Storey at Bay Meadows for the $15,000 San Bruno Stakes. CFL FOOTBALL, 7 p.m., ch. 13, finds Winnipeg at Toronto, with Johnny Esaw FOR YOUR NEW COLOR TV SET New TV sets are all set to receive Channels 2 to 83. Be sure your antenna is not Vi set but all set to ceive them in brilliant COLOR and black white.

LOG PERIODIC TV ANTENNA The new JFD Cap-Electronic Dipole tPV IOE Periodic first and only single antenna that works on ill channels 2 to 83, FM). features super-sensitive new capacitor-coupled tipolei that work electronically for morl picture power on every channel. It a based on the same design that of satellite-tracking antennas to give you brilliant reception in TV-even FM Stereo. So if you ire converting your set or buying a new alkhannel 2-83 TV, I new JFD LPV Log Periodic with Cap-Electronic dipoles is i "must. Developed from research performed at the University of Illinois Antenna Research laboratories.

ATLAS TV SERVICE 10114 ROSECRANS AVE. BEIULOWER TO 6-7066 11 Movie: "Five Fingers," James Mason ('52) 13 Movie: "A Bedtime Story," Loretta Young 3:30 5 Great Moments in Music and Art 7 Movie: "Cat Girl," Barbara Shelley ('57). 9 $50,000 GOLF SPECIAL! if TOP MEN WOMEN PROS! (see 4:00 P.M. 2 "NFL COUNTDOWN TO if KICKOFF" with TOM HARMON preiented by UNITED DELCO Team profile on the Detroit Lions, features on second efforts of league's running backs and on offensive blocking assignments, and previews of 7 NFL games to be played tomorrow. 5 Bowling Tournament 34 Futbol (soccer from Mexico City): Atlante vs.

Leon 4:15 4 (Clr) Gadabout Gaddis the Flying Fisherman 4:30 13 Best of Lloyd Thaxton Guest: Barry McGuire 4:45 4 Your Man in Washington 5:00 P.M. 2 Scholarquiz, John Condon, with teams from Nor'walk and San Pedro 4 Profile: "Shadow of Greatness--Christopher Marlowe." 5 Leave It to Beaver 7 ABC's Wide World of Sports (see 9 Movie: "Flight to Mars," Cameron Mitchell ('51) 11 Racing at Bay Meadows (see 5:30 2 Ralph Story's L.A. (repeat of Tues.) Story interviews stagehands and strippers at L.A.'s 5th and Main. 4 (Clr) Agriculture USA "Animal Health" 5 McKeever the Colonel 11 Chiller (movie): "Crawling Hard," Peter Breck 13 (Color) Rocky Friends 6:00 P.M. 2 Jerry Dunphy Report 4 (Color) KNBC Report' 5 (Color) Stingray 13 (Color) Uncle Waldo 28 New Orleans Jazz 34 Todos a Bailar (dance) 6:30 2 Newsmakers: Laughlin E.

Waters (Republican), only declared candidate for the office of governor 4 (Clr) News Conference: Mrs. of Al-Anon, wife of an alcoholic 5 (Color) Jimmie Rodgers 7 Sat. Sports, Jim Healy 9 Shirley Temple Movie: "Susannah of the Mounties," Randolph Scott 13 (Color) Lippy the Lion 28 Legacy: "Notre Dame Cathedral" in Amiens 6:45 7 Sat. News, Carl George 7:00 P.M. 2 Sea Hunt, Lloyd Bridges Scuba diver is dragged into kelp forest by fish 4 (Color) Survey '65 5 (Color) Melody Ranch Guest: Rex Allen 7 Shivaree, Gene Weed with the Toys, Dobie Gray, Suzy Clark 11 Outer Limits: "Production and Decay of Strange Particles." 13 Canadian Pro Football (see 28 Men of Our Time: "Mahatma Gandhi" 34 Lucha Libre (wrestling from Mexico City) 7:30 2 Jackie Gleason Show FRANK Sinatra is host for "The Palace" at 9:30 p.m.

Saturday, channel 7 in COLOR. (Color) Flipper, Brian Kelly. Ricks is knocked unconscious and Flipper deafened by underwater explosions. 7 Shindig 11. Hugh O'Brian and Jimmy O'Neill with shoeless Sandie Shaw, Peter and Gordon, Kelly Garrett, the Lovin' Spoonful, Glen Campbell 8:00 P.M.

4 I Dream of Jeannie, Larry Hagman, Barbara Eden. Jeannie joins the WAAFS to qualify as replacement for Tony's pretty Air Force secretary (Eileen O'Neill). 5 (Clr) Rodeo USA, Jack Phillips: "Lassen County Rodeo" 7 The King Family. A musical salute to the small towns of America. 9 Hollywood a Go Go, Sam Riddle, Rick Nelson, Nancy Sinatra, Jody Miller, The Toys, Ramsey Lewis.

11 Thriller, Boris Karloff: "The Cheaters." Eyeglasses journey through the centuries, showing exact truth to wearers. 28 Turnley Walker on Books: "Herzog." 8:30 2 The Trials of O'Brien, Peter Falk, Roger Moore, Joanna Barnes. O'Brien delightedly sets up a man as a pigeon to trap a killer after discovering that he is dating Katie, Daniel's ex-wife. 4 (Color) Get Smart! Don Adams, Gregory Morton. Government scientist who has invented an invisibility ray appeals to Smart for protection.

5 Robt. Taylor Detectives 7 (Color) Lawrence Welk Show. Norma Zimmer's back to sing "A Kiss in the Dark," Frank Scott plays "A Walk in the Black Forest," and Welk and Myron Floren team accordions for "Johnson Rag." 28 Speculation, Keith Berwick: "Mexican-Amer-. leans--the Untold 9:00 P.M. 4 (Color) Movie: "Boys' Night Out," James Garner, Tony Randall, Howard Duff, Janet Blair ('62--1st run).

Male foursome, three of them married, rent an apartment to a blonde student writing a thesis on sex in the suburbs. Cute comedy. 5 (Clr) Movie: "Oh Susanna," Rod Cameron" 9 'THE TITAN' ACADEMY if AWARD WINNER! TV9! (See 11 Cheyenne, Clint Walker. 34 Estudio de Pedro Vargas 9:30 2 The Loner, Lloyd Bridges, Anne Baxter, Paul Richards. Ugly rumors begin circulating when Colton agrees to work as a ranch hand for the embittered wife of an army veteran left mute.

7 (Clr) Hollywood Palace Frank Sintara sings a passel of pop tunes backed by Count Basie and his band, and welcomes Peter Gennaro, the Kessler Twins, and high wire artist Murillo of South America. 13 Movie: "Paper Bullets," Edw. G. Robinson 28 The Old Glory: Benito Cereno, Lester Rawlins, Frank Langella. Original social-drama set aboard a 19th century Spanish ship.

34 Boxing (Mexico City) 10:00 P.M. 2 Gunsmoke, James Arness Ed Begley guestars as a shaggy gold prospector who strikes it rich after a lifetime of looking. But his boasts make him an easy target. 11 News, Larry Burrell. 10:15 9 Odyssey of a Treasure, Fredric March, Rossano Brazzi.

10:30 5 Movie "Yellow Fin," Wayne Morris ('51). 7 ABC Scope "Unwed Mother" (see 11 Joe Pyne Show 2 hrs.) 11:00 P.M. 2 Jerry Dunphy Report 7 Bob Young with News 9 SOPHIA LOREN1 if 'MADAME' COLOR 1ST! with Robert Hossein 13 Movie: "My Little Mae West, W.C; Fields Tele-Vuei 11:15 2 LA. Ttltyision Primlert if LAUREN BACALL and RICHARD WIDMARK In "THE COBWEB" In Color! with Charles Boyer ('55). 4 (Color) KNBC Report.

7 TV PREMIERE! JAMES if STEWART LEE REMICK IN OTTO PREMINGER'S "ANATOMY of a with Ben Gazzara, Eve Arden, Kathryn Grant ('59). Murder by irresistible impulse. 28 JFK: His Last Trip Abroad. German- produced documentary of Kennedy's 4-day tour in June of 1963. 11:30 4 (Clr) Sat.

Night Tonight, Johnny Carson, Louis Nye, George Kirby, Florence Henderson. 12:00 5 Movie "Klindike Annie," Mae West ('36) 1:00 11 Movies: "For Them That Trespass," "Young Lovers" and "Angels Wash Their Faces." 13 Movie: "Life of Emile Zola," Paul Muni ('37). 1:15 2 Movie: "Light That Failed," Ronald Colman 9 Movie: "Race Street," George Raft ('48). THE FIRST LOOK Premiere. The story of ships, the men who navigate them and the customs of the sea are told in the initial segment of a new series designed to stimulate the imagination and i i of young people by introducing them to the wonders of our world.

Music and folk songs are featured at 11 a.m., ch. 4, in color. season premiere. The story of prehistoric America and the first visitors to this land, A i a nomads migrating across the dry land that later became the Bering Straits, is told by Dr. Albert Hibbs of JPL at 11:30 a.m., in color, ch.

4. THE I A Fredric March traces the life, times and career of the great renaissance artist Michelangelo Buonarroti in an Oscar-winning 75-min. film to screen at 9 p.m., ch. 9. "Still" technique probes the intrigue, uprisings and conflicts that helped shape the world-famous works of the brilliant Florentine.

Immediately following, at 10:15 p.m., March joins with Rossano Brazzi in viewing the 1 involved in transferring Michelangelo's "Pieta" from the Vatican to the New York World's Fair. UNWED MOTHER --The rising problem of illegitimate births, and the emotional scars they leave on families and the community at large, are probed by "ABC Scope" at 10:30 p.m., ch. 7. Interviews with several unwed mothers, their parents, two unwed fathers and a social worker highlight the problem of a society that seems to incite sexual promiscuity, yet stigmatizes the "mathematically and which has reached such proportions that a Brown University physician prescribes, birth control pills for unmarried.