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Thursday, May 5, 1966 THE INDIANAPOLIS Page 13 THURSDAY TV PROGRAMS v-once Irritations, Film (C) Color rnmg Bats About Adam West and Both Legal An Bootleg Burt Ward: How old are they? What's the address of oo Xt the studio where they pro 4 30 :45 00 duce the show? D.K.U. West is 37. Ward is 20. The show is filmed at 20th Century-Fox, 10201 Pico Beverly Hills, Calif. :15 5 :30 :45 :00 Why By Richard K.

Shull A quick scan of the behind-the-scenes activities of the Federal Communications Commission can bring one to realize abruptly that America's air waves are more congested than the sinuses on a TV cold remedy commercial. The FCC must wage' a continual two-front war on behalf of. (1) those citizens who complain of outsid interference disrupting their radio-TV reception, and (2) those who complain of what they receive when their reception is good. The FCC devotes considerable time to remedying th former, but is powerless to act on the latter. FCC field men devote their time to tracking down IS 30 6 Let's get level: Why are you a TV critic? I'm waiting for a stupid answer.

BATS Oh, because it's less hazardous than stealing 7 Hatch Game (0 Secret Storm Don Melvoin Mighty Hercules Bernie Herman Early Show Fireball XLS "Virginian" "Midsummer (C) Night's Oi lands Popeye and Dream" and Seas (C) Janle Rocky Popeye, Janle Bernit Herman The Westerner News-Weather Yogi Bear Trick jide Cheyenne HunfleyBrinkley Walter (ronkite Theater Twilight Zone JO JO Early Report World At Cheyenne Twilight Zone Seven Today at Track Daniel Boone Munsters Batman (0 World Beyond (0 "Mark ol the Daniel Boone Gilligan's Island Gidget (0 Vampire" (0 (0 laredo (C) My Three Henry Phyfe Sons (0 (C) Laredo (0 Thurs. Movie Bewitched News "John Paul USAC Champions Jones" (C) Peyton Place Merv Griffin Dean Martin (C) ThursTMovie Baron (C) Merv Griffin (0 Final Report News World Tonight Movie Wealher-Spls. "Force of Tonight (C) Tracktalk 77 Sunset Strip Impulse" late Show distress buoys for the Navy had been testing the "SOS" signals on his product to the distress of everyone tuned to that frequency. The most persistent problem for the FCC probers is tracking down unlicensed transmitters, usually operated by young men who build their own equipment, assign themselves a frequency and call letters, then go on the air, sometimes interfering with crucial radio communications. You'd fail to recognize the humor, for instance, if your radio-controlled garage door suddenly descended as you were driving in, thanks to an impulse from a bootleg transmitter.

Even the licensed broadcasters sometimes give the FCC fits, as in the case of an Air Force plane flying over Florida. The plane's crew enjoyed the music on its radio frequency from an off-frequency FM radio station until it needed the use of its radio for a delicate in-flight refueling operation, then came the protest, detection and correction. These problems, the FCC can handle. The more knubby ones concerning smelly programming, offensive commercials, and stupid broadcasting station management, the FCC is powerless to handle. When a housewife writes and complains that the deodorant commercials on TV are infinitely more offensive than any of her musky friends, the FCC can only suggest she refer her lament to the network, station or sponsor.

(Freedom of speech, you know.) Nor can the FCC stop stations from mutilating old movies on TV, or prohibit radio stations from cluttering their frequencies all day in give-away contests to spur ratings. The FCC gets an average 2,000 complaints a month ranging from objections to interference to protests against spe :00 McCallum :15 8 30 :45 Adam West On Pico Blvd. ing the ending scene of "Lamp at Midnight" was "infantile and condescending," I found the scene personally satisfy :00 Tell me how old is David McCallum. is he married and does he have children. S.A.

He's 32, married and has three sons. :15 9 precocious teen-agers witn bootleg radio transmitters, doctors with static-inducing diathermy machines, and other such clutter. In Detroit, for example, a rash of complaints over TV interference brought the wrath of the FCC down on a female dog with a litter of pups. Each time the mother dog shifted, she jostled a short in the heating pad her thoughtful master had put in the whelping box. In Dallas, radio distress calls were being received over the FM band.

Turned out a defense contractor manufacturing ing. The presentation of :30 :45 :00 Opinion Galileo's dialogues by John Milton was tangible proof to Galileo, in his own lifetime, that his work was not futile. The fact that his principles have since been accepted is hardly relevant when consid 10 :30 Shull 45 Give me your opinion of the Academy awards. G.L. Asinine.

:00 ering the personal satisfaction :15 TRUDY 11 Galileo must have felt. Must :30 Nonkudos Nonkudos to you, Shull. Al FRIDAY TV PROGRAMS though I find the majority of you find fault with everything? T. SCOTT DU BOSE The playwright, Barrie Stavis, considered his work complete without it. But then, if you feel you needed it, okay.

Mm (CI Colsr your acrimonious comments entertaining, they sometimes show a lack preception. Re garding your comment claim- Good Mornhg Today Chapel Door MnWood (0 Mike Wallace cific programs or commercials, of which only about one-third are within the FCC's realm of authority. Smokestacks, it seems, are only a minor form of air pollution. The Memory Donald Davidson, the British immigrant with the photographic memory for statistics on the 500-Mile Race, will begin his own daily radio show here tonight, "Dial Davidson," 6:30 p.m. WIBC.

Davidson will take phone calls during his 15-minute show in what may be a game of A Londoner, Davidson made a specialty of memorizing statistics on the race. When he first came over two years ago, WIBC's Sid Collins discovered him and put him on the world-wide radio network for the race which Collins annually announces. Since then, Davidson has moved to this country and became a regular part of WIBC's coverage. Speaking of Collins, he again has his six-a-week "Speedway Gossip" show at 6:45 p.m. for the rest of this month.

Collins said about 250 stations in the U.S. and Canada will be hooked in for his half-hour time trial reports on each of the qualification days, and some 800 stations world-wide will be tied to his four-hour Race Day coverage. Spotlight Kindergarten :00 7:15 :30 4S :00 8:15 :30 'lit mir: -'ft Today College (apt. Kangaroo (0 Paul Dixon (C) Movie Party Coffee (up 00 :15 Theater Spanish Class Second Cup 9 "Crime Nobody Saw" :30 "Case of the 45 Red Monkey" Bonnie Prudden Movie Party Coffee Cup Theater 10 Confidential for Women Never Too Young Donna Reed Concentration Real McCoys Father Knows Super Market New Influenza Vaccine Made Andy Griffith Morning Star :00 :15 :30 :45 Best Billie Boucher 11 Sweep Dating Game Dick Van Dyke (C) Paradise lay (0 'Now you're" deliberately trying to confuse me jfcby listening!" the doctors said the new vaccine eliminates the flu-like :00 50-50 Club (Q lunchtimo Theater :15 Pres. Johnson In Mexico Easy Money symptoms of fever and headache often noted by adults following vaccination and is 12 love of lifo Search for Tomorrow Guiding light 30 45 ANN ARBOR, Mich.

(AP) Two University of Michigan doctors said today they have developed a new, more potent influenza vaccine which can be safely used to protect young children and infants. In a paper prepared for delivery at the annual meeting of the American Society for Microbiology at Los Angeles, COMPARISON Our BEST Salesman! several times stronger than Mike Douglas the standard type. 50 50 Club (0 Ben Casey Faith Levitt As the World Turns Easy Money lets Make a Deal (C) :30 Driving safety tip: follow the car. ahead too closely. TELEVISION TONIGHT 6:30 WLW-I Cheyenne: Cheyenne is held prisoner by three men who believe he shot another man.

Repeat. 7:30 WFBM Daniel Boone: Mingo is jailed on suspicion of murder. Repeat. 7:30 WLW-I Batman: The Penguin crashes the millionaire's dinner party with Alfred's help. 7:30 WISH The Munsters: Herman is transfigured when a bolt of lightning strikes him.

Repeat. 8:00 WLW-I 8: Gidget: Gidget's blind date buys her a junior ticket at the movies. Repeat. 8:00 WISH Glltlgan's Island. A meteor lands on the island.

8:30 WISH My Three Sons: The boys have flashback solutions for what is bothering their father. 8:30 WFBM Laredo: A prospector offers the Rangers half of his gold if they'll help him past an outlaw's hideout Repeat. 8:30 WLW-I Henry Phyfe: Phyfe is to make contact at a carnival. 10:00 WFBM Dean Martin: Bill Cosby, Guy Marks and Liberace are guests. 10:00 WLW-I 0: The Baron: A double for Manner-ing plots to steal England's crown jewels.

11:30 WLW-L 77 Sunset Strip: Kookie defies police to solve a crime without help from his colleagues. Repeat. RADIO TONIGHT 6:15 WIBC-FM: Concert Stage: Beethoven's "Leonore" Overture, Roussel's Symphony No. 3 in Minor and Brahms' Concerto No. 2 in Flat.

6:30 WGEE-AM-FM: Baseball: Indianapolis vs. San Diego. 7:30 WAJC-FM: Concert Hall: Bizet's Symphony in Major. 8:00 WFMS-FM: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 7.

8:00 WATV-FM: Masterworks: Music by Bach, Mahler, and Tchaikovsky. 10:15 WFBM-FM: Symphony Hall: Mozart's Quintet in A for Clarinet and Strings, Mendelssohn's Concerto No. 1 in A for Piano and Orchestra and Mozart's "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik." 11:15 WIBC-FM: Casper Citron: Helena Rubinstein is discussed by her niece. mcvnn :00 Mike Douglas Girl Talk Ben Casey A Time For Us Days of Our lives (0 Doctors Password House Party (C) i i i 2 :30 WW MlJ4f General Hospital To Tell the Truth 00 Texan Where The Action Is Another World You Don't Say! (0 3 Nurses Edge of Night :30 :45 1-1 i rv 7TTT Tha listing of TV programs it published as a service to our readers. The schedule is compiled from information furnished by the TV stations.

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