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I KOKOMO ()nd.) MORNING TIMES Thursday, April 15, 1965 17 THE TV FRONT Barry Goldwater to be on Town Meeting' By RICHARD K. DOAN NEW YORK. Barry Goldwater is booked for his first major TV appearance since his defeat as the 1964 GOP Presidential nominee. Along with Secretary of State Dean Rusk, the former Arizona Senator will participate in a CBS "Town Meeting of the World" on May 3. Also participating will be two leading Britons and a prominent French spokesman yet to be identified.

Goldwater will be in New York, the Britons and Rusk in London, and the Frenchman in Paris. The hour-long telecast will be a two-way live transmis- TV Highlights ACTOR ROCK HUDSON examines Italy's most coveted acting award, the Silver Ribbon as he congratulates his co-star, Italian actress Claudia Cardinale who recently won the award. Hudson and Miss Cardinale, co-starring in ''Blindfold" are shown in Hollywood at a party honoring Miss Cardir.ale and members of the cast of their current i (UPI Teiephoto) By United Press International Suspense Theatre, NBC. "Rapture at Two-Forty." This one-hour melodrama is a preview of a new NBC-TV series for next season. "Run for Your Life," in which Ben Gazzara portrays a young man who is told he has an incurable ailment and decides to make the most of his limited time to live.

In this show, Gazzara goes to the French Riviera and gets involved with thrill seekers, color 9 p.m. CST. Today, NBC. There is a feature marking the 100th anniversary of the death of Abraham Lincoln. 6 a.m.

CST. Capt. Kangaroo, CBS. Children's show. The captain talks about spring planting, farms and flowers, and there is also an explanation of the process of making maple syrup and sugar.

7 a.m. CST. Today on Television Morning 1:55 2:00 6-00 6:30 7:00 7:30 7:45 9:55 10:00. 6-NEW PATH TO MATH 6-TODAY IN INDIANA UNDERSTANDING OUR WORLD; Tues: CON'T. COMMENT; Wed: PORTRAITS OF A I CANS; Thur: THK AMERICAN NEGRO; Fri: CHILDHOOD 8-SUNRISE SEMESTER 6-49-TODAY SHOW 13-W1LLEFORD 8-CHAPEL DOOR 13-KLNG AND ODIE 8-TOWN COUNTRY 13-KINDERGARTEN 8-CAPT.

KANGAROO 13-(C) PAUL DIXON 8 I G-MOVIE PARTY 49-DAD KNOWS BEST 13-DON MELVOIN 49-DONNA REED SHOW 4-DAILY WORD 8-WORLD NEWS Tues. Thur: SOUNDING BOARD i i A a 4-FOCUS 49-YOUNG MARRIEDS 8-1 LOVE LUCY G-49-(C)What's the 4- EL ESPANOL 13-6-49-NEWS 13-DONNA REED S-ANDY GRIFFITH 6-49-CONCENTRATION 4-GIRL TALK 13-PRICE IS RIGHT 8-REAL MC COYS 6-49-lC) JEOPARDY 4-BILLIE BOUCHER 6 4. 1313- 8 8. 4 8. 4 4-25- 6 -1C) A A DEAL -WORLD NEWS A IN WIND -PASSWORD 4 9 of Truth IN COURT HOUSE PARTY 49-THE DOCTORS MILADY'S A I WORLD NEWS A HOSPITAL TELL TRUTH 49-ANOTHER WORLD YOUNG MARRIEDS EDGE OF NIGHT 49-(C) DON'T SAY LONE A TRAILMASTER SECRET STORM 49-(C) MATCH GAME MICKEY MOUSE 49-WORLD NEWS Evening Afternoon 50-50 CLUB 8-LOVE OF I 6-49-(C) CALL My Bluff 4-CARTOONS 8-SEARCH FOR TOMORROW G-EASY MONEY 4 9 A 49 NEWS Editorial 8-CUIDING LIGHT 49-MIDWEST A 8-WORLD AT ONE 4 I DOUGLAS 4 9 I IS I 6-MILESTONES I REBUS A i host Jack LinklettOT 8-AS WORLD 8-BACHELOR FATHER 6-MOVIE (wes-dra '56) 'The King and Four Queens' Clark Gable Eleanor Parker (soldier of fortune finds himself surrounded by four pretty women)' 4-SUPERMAN 49-DAY IN COURT JACKSON SHOW 8-MOVIE (com '60) 'Man in a Cocked Hat' Peter Sellers-Terry-Thomas clerk in Britain's foreign office is sent as ambassador to ex-colony) 4-POPEYE AND JAME 49-SENATOR HARTKE JAMBOREE 49-PORKY PIG 8-BACHELOR FATHER 6-MOVIE (adv '46) And The Leopard Woman' Johnny Wciss- Joyce 4-SUPERMAN 4 9 A IN COURT JACKSON SHOW 8-MOVIE ('57) 'The Gir! in Black Stockings' Anne Bancroft (lovely movie starlet is slain swank Utah resort) 4 AND JANIE 49-BOWLING (live by Tommy Graves from the Tower Lanes) JAMBOREE 4-YOGI BEAR 6 1 5 1 3 NEWS 6-25- 6-SPORTS NEWS 8-6-49-WORLD NEWS 4 A it to BEAVER 7-00- 8-NEWS, 6-NEWS-WEATHER 4-WORLD BEYOND 49-MY THREE SONS 7-25- 6-MILESTONES JONNY QUEST (Herman wins a family membership in an exlu- sive country club) 6-49-DANIEL BOONE (beautiful young Cajun girl is believe to be practicing voodoo when a huge black panther terrorizes town) REED (R) (Donna and Alex's wedding anniversary plans get complicated) 8-PERRY MASON (R) (man leading a double life is found murdered in artists' roomini; house) ZaSu Pitts THREE SONS (Tramp is frightened by a cat and runs away from home) 6-49-DR.

K3LDARE Dorothy Provine-Darry! i a (seriously ill patient refuses to submit to surgery i Dr. Gillespie agrees lo a sonfj in musical revue) (Sam convinces neichbor she is one who has the powers to make odd things happen) 8-PASSWORD 4-LLOYD THAXTON PLACE (Dr. Robert Morton has a surprise visitor at his crucial hospital post: long-held barriers to begin to crumble for Constance Mackenzie and for Leslie Harrington) 8-CELEBRITY GAME Tommy Sands-Nancy Sinatra-Jan Murray Pearl Bailey-Lee Marvin-Eve Arden Dana Andrews-Paul Ford-Phyllis Oilier 6-(C) HAZEL (Hazel setts a family dispute over the size of a new flagpole) 49-VALENTINE'S DAY 9-50- 4-CHANNEL 4 NEWS DEAN SHOW Molly Bee-George Jones-Gene Pitney 8-DEFENDERS (Preston tries Pygmalion-like transformation of bizarrely-attired lady who wants to act) 6-49-(C) SUSPENSE TH. Bun Gazzara-Michael Rennie (young man makes.most of his limited time to live) 4-MOV1E ('63) 'Star- fighters' (Tactical Air Command adventures at the edge of space) 8- LATE SHOW (dra '37) 'Seventh Heaven' James Stewart-Simone Simon (story of waif whose spiritual tryst forces fate to return her lover reported killed in action) NIGHTLIFE Host: Allan Sherman 6-49-(C) TONIGHT SH. Host: Johnny Carson 4-MOV1E (dra 'GO) Mail- breakers' Robert Hutton (three escaped convicts travel to a Rhost town where S4.

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CST. Perry Mason, CBS. Zasu Pitts plays the landlady of an artists' rooming house in a story of a slain cartoonist. Repeat. 7j.m.

CST. Bewitched, ABC. A woman neighbor catches Samantha practicing her witchery, arranging wall pictures from across the room. 8 p.m. CST.

The Defenders, CBS. Comedy-drama in which series star E. G. Marshall tries a pygma- lion-like transformation of a flamboyant and bizarrely dressed young woman who wants to be an actess. 9 p.m.

CST. sion via Early Bird satellite. The topic of the transatlantic roundtable will be the Viet Nam situation. Charles Collingwood will be moderator. At the time Rusk will be in London for NATO meetings.

The TV program, which also will be seen in England viaBBC as well as elsewhere in Europe, will be carried live on CBS at 1 p.m. (EOT) and repeated on videotape the same evening at 10 o'clock (EOT). It will be the fourth in the "Town Meeting" series. Until now these projects have been undertaken approximately on a quarterly basis. With Early Bird available, CBS News, president Fred W.

Friendly said he hoped to step up the frequency of the "Town Meetings" to seven or eight a year. Friendly implied in answer to a question that Goldwater apparently has forgotten he is mad at CBS. During the campaign last year, the Senator accused the network of bias against him. How did CBS get Goldwater for next month's program? Friendly smiled. "We just asked him." Fred Friendly has taken the unusual steps of scheduling an early repeat of last week's documentary, "Abortion and the Law." It will be shown again on May 17, "not by by popular outrage," Friendly explained.

Large numbers of people had expressed regret at not seeing the program because it was televised at the time another network was exhibiting the Oscar awards. Another reason for the repeat and one that astounded him, Friendly confessed is that out of about 1,000 letters received by viewers in the wake of the program, only two criticized it. Friendly and David Lowe, who produced the report, had felt they were dealing with an extremely touchy subject. "It worries me," Lowe professed. "I've never received such overwhelmingly favorable mail about a said he guessed the program had opened up the subject "and now that somebody has said it, they can talk about it." NBC News is putting together a real-life spy story which will include filmed conversations with agents active in Washing- ton, Hong Kong, Formosa, Okinawa, Japan, and Central America.

"The Science of Spying, "an hour-long program booked for May 4, will examine the "covert operations that nations feel are required today if they are to survive in a brutally competitive world," according to Ted Yates, who is producing the report. It will explore, he said, "the ethics of spying," and also weigh charges that this country's CIA, "because of its escalating powers and the secrecy of its operations, has been carrying on a second foreign policy, apparently independent of the State Department." Allen Dulles, former CIA chief, and Richard Bissell, former high CIA official, will be interviewed by John Chancellor, narrator of the report. Garry Moore and Ills wife, in the last lapofaglobe-encircling tour begun last September, are on the West Coast and expect to return to New York in about two weeks. Nothing is cooking yet as far as his return to TV is concerned. Astrological Forecast By SYDNEY OMARR "The wise man controls his destiny points the way." ARIES (Mar.

21 April 19): Full Moon stresses public relations, outside reactions to your efforts. Be flexible. Don't adhere to intolerable position. Make concessions. Then you gain needed allies.

TAURUS (Apr. 20 May 20): Lunar position today emphasizes work, health and a SOLUTION to recent roadblock. Be diplomatic in approach. Cooperate with associates. Refuse to force issues.

Others will come to you. GEMINI (May 21 June 20): Full Moon position accents dealings with children, amusements ability to relax. Fine for creative endeavors which help you allay minor problems. Personal magnetism rating high. CANCER (June 21 July 22): Be aware of security, written assignments and agreements.

Fine time to check files, correspondence. Much strength on your side. Excellent investment opportunity due. LEO (July 23 Aug. 22): Full Moon in section of chart highlighting wit, special abilities.

Think on your feet! Exchange views. Don't be afraid of controversy. Trust your innate sense of showmanship. VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept.

22): Check possessions. Be sure you have knowledge necessary for financial maneuver. If not, consult expert. New contact brings results. Encourage initiative, daring and originality.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 22): Associates may appear pugnacious. Ride with the tide. Don't become involved in disputes.

Cycle remains high. You may attract envy. Maintain dignity. They you win over opposition. SCORPIO (Oct.

23 Nov. 21): Be aware of "hidden" meanings. Take a hint! Realize there are more paths than one. Experiment. Stress versatility.

Check with organization devoted to your special interest. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Full Moon spotlights ability to turn wishes to reality. Build solid foundation.

Move with confidence. Obtain valuable hint from SCORPIO message. Welcome suggestion from friend. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan.

19): Message sent or received could aid in promotion of ambitions. Stimulating company encourages valid ideas. Be aware SUMMER LEAGUES. CEDAR CREST LANES read and write. Keep communication lines open.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 18): Full Moon highlights personal philosophy, creative thinking. Time when you get to know yourself! Some views due to change. A time for reflection rather than direct action.

PISCES (Feb. 19 Mar. 20): Puzzle solved. You can find and apply "missinglink." Be observant. Scan various sources.

Look beyond obvious meanings. Associate who is irritable merely exposes lack of confidence. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you have knack for understanding difficult situations. You are expert at bringing together, opposing sides. GENERAL TENDENCIES: Full Moon places attention on partnerships, legal dealings, international agreements.

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North Webster Free Delivery Ph. 457-5353 Frank Gregory's 'TALK OF THE TOWN'! Don't know about you, but I haven't fully recovered from the shock of the storm. It will take us all a long time, and unfortunately some of our people will never fully recover. Most of the people today who were involved in the tragedy in one way or another felt a tremendous letdown yesterday. But it's certainly gratifying to see the way people are fighting back and working together to help us build our communities again Names Are News: Thanks to Florence Ludlow for her kind note Recent newcomers to Kokomo (Courtesy Hostess Welcome Service) are the Waldo Rash family of Tip ton (He's with Tenbrook) and the Lloyd Tolleys from Crawfordsville.

Lloyd is a co-owner of Admiral City located on N. Washington Coffeed with Rut Humphrey yesterday a.m. at Ye Olde Blue Cross, and Rutreminded me once more that they have a full selection of typewriters for the office and home In passing: Our staffer at the Base, Ann Freed, sent this contrib along -The sun shines after every There is a solution for every problem, And the souls highest duty Is to be of good cheer. Glad to hear so many people are sending donations to the Times Disaster Fund. Gladys Caylor, the Ia3y wHo'has helped so many people in trouble, called to say she needed a pair of man's shoes (size 9 and half) badly, and said she could use more men and boys shoes for some of the storm victims.

Happy Birthday to Colonel P.K. Carl ton of the base and also congratulations on his recent nomination as a B.C. (General Officer) Thot: Before you call yourself peace- loving, tell us how you act when the ump calls a close one on the home In parting: Guys like me know exactly what they are going to do immediately after dinner the, So P.S. Some of you folks might like to know that Cochran's Drug Store, located on Southway Boulevard, is open for all your emergency and drug needs..