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He Diily Reporter, Dover, 0. March 1966 French Politics To Be Featured DnCBSSpecia Friends, the French," a pfovocative, witty look at the rfpture in Franco American relations that has been described as more than a quarrel and than a war, will be the Tjiesday news special at 10 p.m. on Channels 8-9. It will be broadcast in color. Eric Seva- reid will be the reporter.

Written and produced by Perry Wolff, the special, filmed on location in the fall of 1965, seeks to shed light on some of the seeming contradiction in the French character: the tendency, as one Frenchman has put it, for his countrymen to be at- iracted by the 2 extremes of Bonapartism or anarchy; the longing to relive the glories of the France 'of the 18th century and the realization that they are a country living in the middle of the twentieth century. Appearing on the broadcast, underscoring the differences among Frenchmen, are 2 men at opposite poles of the political spectrum, Servan Schreiber, journalist and a leading spokesman for the Gaul- list point of view, and his cousin, Jean Jacques Servan Schreiber, also a journalist and a leading spokesman for the opposition in France to President Charles de Gaulle and his policies. Also interviewed is Pierre Gallois, retired French Air Force general often described as father of the French atomic strike force." General Gallois details the theory that has become a cornerstone of of ficial French policy that such a force is necessary to overcome the "unnatural" state of affairs in Europe in which decisions made in Washington can determine the fate of France. Viewers will see, for the first time on American network television, films of the first generation French atomic weapon. It is 4 times as powerful as the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

It is made to be carried in a French fighter bomber, the Mirage IV, a plane which would have to be refueled in mid-air by French government purchased American made tanker planes if it were to reach its tar get in time of war. Economist Jacques Rueff elaborates, unofficially, on what has become the French government's official position on gold and the balance of payments problem. It is a position that today finds some one third of a billion dollars in gold being moved physically out of United States government vaults into French government vaults a policy which it is said runs counter to all modern economic theory and practice as to the payment of debts between nations. Berle vs. Batman Milton Berle returns for a second time as guest- host on the Hollywood Palace colorcast tonight at 9:30 on Channel 5.

He welcomes television's brightest, new star Batman, portrayed by Adam West, who will join Berle in a skit on weekly variety spectacular. 'LadadogY Puppies Will Get New Homes Two puppies sired by Lord Nelson, seen weekly as Ladadog on "Please Don't Eat the Daisies," will be given away in a national drawing Thursday. Entrants should send their name and ad- dress on a postcard to "Daisies Puppy," P. O. Box 33, Hollywood, 90028.

Minors must have a parent's signature. SATURDAY 2 P.M. Wyatt Earp Basketball Fordham vs. Manhattan 2:30 P.M. Basketball OSU vs.

University of Minnesota Movie My Friend Flicka 3 P.M. Sports Spectacular 3:30 P.M. 0 Pro Bowler Tour 4P.M. Movie Trails West Basketball Northwestern vs. Michigan 4:30 P.M.

Gadabout Lawman 5P.M. QO World of Upbeat Anatomy of Pop 5:30 P.M. Outer Limits 6:00 P.M. Gallant Men Sammy Davis QQ News 6:30 P.M. Scherer Midwestern Voyage 7P.M.

Jerry G. Qlt's Academic Petticoat 7:30 P.M. Step This Way g) Jackie Gleason 8 P.M. Jeannie Donna Reed 8:30 P.M. Get Lawrence Secret Agent Roland Petit, Zizi Jeanmarie Host Special Ballet for Skeptics Set in Paris, "Ballet Roland Petit, Zizi Jeanmarie and a group of leading dance artists of Europe will prove that ballet can be fun in a one- hour color TV special, "Ballet for Skeptics," Friday at 7:30 p.m.

on Channels 3-4-7. Xerox Corporation will be the sponsor. Produced for Skeptics" offers a series of ballets Petit has choreographed and staged expressly for the TV cameras. It is designed not only to please ballet fanciers but to induce a new appreciation of ballet as entertainment among those who previously have been skeptical. And it reflects traditional Gallic attributes: pretty girls, pleasant humor and strikingly original costumes ent).

(by Yves St. Laur- Petit is one of the leading exponents of classical as well as modern ballet in France. In this country he is best known for his spectacular production of the "Carmen" ballet sever- a accomplished perhaps more than any other production to bring ballet to the mass public. In "Ballet for Skeptics," Petit expands on that achievement. First, he explains how a ballet is put together, then presents the completed dances- some classical, some based on fantasy and humor, all exciting and fun to watch.

Miss Jeanmaire stars in several numbers in "Ballet for Skeptics." They include "Pink Champagne" and "La Silla," the latter suggested by a Goya painting of a matador. In both, she wears some of the most colorful and fanciful costumes to come from the St. Laurent drawing boards. Other featured dancers include Tessa Beaumont and De- niele Jossi; Claire Mott and J. P.

Bennefous, prima ballerina and lead male dancer of the Boone on Hullabaloo Pat Boone is host to Nancy I al years ago. That work star- Ames, Donovan the Turtles red Miss Jeanmaire in the the Womenfolk on "Hul- role, played to enthusiastic colorcast Monday at djances in a Broadway theatre, 7:30 on Channels 3-4-7 THIS SIGN HAS LED THE WAY TO BETTER HEARING OVER 1,000,000 TIMESI SEE THEM AT BARR DRUG COMPANY QfPQSITf POST OFFICE PH. 4-3933 DOVER, OHIO Paris Opera ballet; and Carla Fracci and Paolo Bartoluzzi, prima ballerina and lead male dancer of the famed La Scala in Milan, Italy. Andy Williams Names Guests Songstress and songwriter Peggy Lee joins Andy and his male guest singing star, Tony Bennett, for an exciting hour of blues and rhythm on The Andy Williams Show, in color, Monday at 9 on Channels 3-4-7. Andy's other guest is comedian Frank or shin.

As a special feature of his program, Andy Williams will introduce the "Kraft Mystery Song." The as-yet-untilted song will be worth $10,000 to the 9 P.M. 9:30 P.M. Hollywood 9 Loner 10 P.M. 3 Gunsmoke 10:30 P.M. Farmer's 11 P.M.

News 11:15 P.M. QO News QTonight Johnny Sports 11:20 P.M. 11:25 P.M. Weather Movie 11:30 P.M. 11:35 P.M.

Movie 11:45 P.M. Tonight Johnny 1:05 A.M. Movie 1:15 A.M. News 1:20 A.M. Movie 1:30 A.M.

Movie QMoments in Music SATURDAY'S MOVIES 9 p.m. THE FIVE PENNIES biography in color with Danny Kaye and Barbara Bel Geddes. 11:20 p.m. WHITE WITCH DOCTOR in color with Susan Hayward and Robert Mitchum. 11:25 p.m.

TEA AND SYMPATHY In color with Deborah Kerr. 11:25 p.m. NEVER SAY DIE (g) with Bob Hope and Martha Raye. 11:35 p.m. THE PROUD ONES in color with Robert Ryan and Jeffrey Hunter.

11:35 p.m. THE REAL GLORY with Gary Cooper and David Niven. 1:05 a.m. THE FAST THE THE FURIOUS with Dorothy Malone. 1:30 THE MAD MAGICIAN with Vincent Price.

1:30 a.m. FORT VENGEANCE with James Craig and Rita Moreno. NEW HOLE. Johnny Carson will be off-camera narator of 'Stuart Little" when the story of a mouse born into a New ycrk City family is presented by NBC Children's Theatre Sunday at 6:30 p.m. on Channels 3-4-7.

During the 1-hour special SUNDAY lucky person who can'give it a Stuart packs his sack and name. (leaves home in search of his Besides the top prize of friemJ Margalo. 000 for the winning title, Kraft second prize, a third prize Special Slated 2000 Andy Williams record albums to runners-up. Entry blanks may be secured at grocery stores or from magazine advertisements. As many titles may be submitted as the entrant desires.

Each entry must contain an end flap rom any Kraft margarine and should be mailed to: Kraft Song Contest, Box 278, Illinois. Commander Glenn Ford (USNR), the motion picture star, will narrate "Operation Sea War: Viet Nam," a special news documentary about the unique, multi-faceted role played by the U.S. Navy in the Viet Nam conflict. The program will be presented in color Thursday at 10 p.m. 1 on Channel 5 and will be pealed April 3 at 5 p.m.

Let's Discuss It Frontiers of Faith This Is The Life 7:30 A.M. Farm Front Cathedral of Tomorrow Faith For 7:45 A.M. Christopher Program 8:00 A.ML Home and Garden Discovery '66 Mass For Shut-ins 8:30 A.M. Answer Church By Faith to Faith Moral View Religion 9:00 A.M. TV Sunday School Cadle Chapel ti TV Gospel Time Gospel Sing Rex Humbard Oral Roberts 9:30 A.M.

Popeye Tangled World Bulhvinkle Magilla Gorilla 10:00 A.M. Catholic Mass QQ Beany and Israel 10:30 A.M. Breakthru QO Peter Living Word 11:00 A.M. Whirlybirds Talk of the Movie Bullwlnkle Sergeant Preston Humbard Family 11:30 A.M. Report To The People Your Discovery '66 Topper NOON Frontiers of Faith G.F..

College Bowl Gene Carroll World of Life Golf-CBS Classic Rural-Urban Scene 12:15 P.M. Classroom Camera 12:30 P.M. Dialogues of Wild Kingdom Faith in Our Valley Greatest of These 1 P.M. QQ Meet The Polka Varieties Championship Bowling Social Security 1:15 P.M. Changing Times 1:30 P.M.

Open Circuit Wanted Peter Gunn 2 P.M. NBC Sports qionship Bowling Basketball 76crs vs. Celtics 3P.M. World of Golf Basketball 7Gers vs. Celtics Or Give Me 4 P.M.

Movies QQ I Beat the Champ 5 P.M. QQ Wild Dean 5:30 P.M. QQ Meu la Crisis QO College Bowl 6 P.M. Lawrence Welk Frank News Cheyenne Slienandoah Twentieth 6:30 P.M. QQO Children's Littlest Hobo 7 P.M.

Voyage 7:30 P.M. QOO Walt Disney My Favorite 8P.M. Ed 8:30 P.M. QOO 9P.M. QOO Bonanza QQPerry Mason Movie 10 P.M.

QOO Wackiest Candid Camera QHollywood Palace 10:30 P.M. What's My Line? 11 P.M. 11:05 A.M. Weather 11:10 A.M. Sports 11:15 P.M.

Sports OQ Movies 11:20 P.M. Sports Weather 11:25 P.M. Movie 11:30 P.M. Tonight Johnny Changing Times 11:45 P.M. Movie 12:45 P.M.

QChanging Times 1:00 A.M. Education Exchange News 1:30 A.M. News Movie 1:45 A.M. Naked City 2:45 A.M. News SUNDAY'S MOVIES 11 a.m.

SONG OF TEXAS (Si- Western with Roy Rogers, 1 p.m. BROKEN LANCE Western in color with Spencer Tracy. 2:30 p.m. THE REVOLT OF MAMIE STOVER in color with Jane Russell. 4 p.m.

ROMANOFF AND JULIET with Peter Ustinov and Sandra Dee. 4 p.m. RUN SILENT, RUN DEEP with Clark Gable and Burt Lancaster. 4 p.m. be announced.

9 p.m. THE GLASS MENAGER IE Drama with Jane Wyman and Douglas. 11:15 p.m. THE SEA WITCH (7) with Carolyn Jones. 11:15 p.m.

FOR ME AND MY GAL with Judy Garland and Gene Kelly. 11:25 p.m. LONELYHEARTS (8) with Montgomery Clift and Myrna Loy. 11:45 p.m. WOMAN OF DISTINCTION with Ray Milland and 11 nd Russell.

1:30 a.m. HOTEL IMPERIAL (8) Drama with Ray Milland and Isa Miranda. Dean Martin Guests Johnny Mathis, Shelley Herman, Eila Fitzgerald, Gene Sheldon, and the Young Americans contribute their talents to The Dean Martin Show colorcast of Thursday al 10 on Channels H-7. News Special Will Illustrate Crime Gr "Thin Blue a special one hour news documentary dealing with the inner work ings of police departments across the nation, will be presented Monday at 10 on Channel 5. Narrated by Academy Award winning actor Van Heflin, the special marks one of 16 dates through the spring in which prime time hours are being devoted to news documentary specials.

Numerous entertainment and sports specials also highlight the schedule during coming weeks. A David L. Wolper Production, "Thin Blue Line" has as its theme the ever-increasing encroachments being made upon our civilization by crime, both organized and individual, and focuses on the "thin blue line" of law enforcement officers, who serve as the last bulwark of defense against this rapidly growing menace. The program will touch upon the subject of alleged police "brutality," an accusation that has been aimed at various law enforcement agencies throughout the country. Both critics and champions of police departments will be presented.

Thomas Bradley, a Los Angeles Negro City Councilman who also has served as a police lieutenant for 21 years, and West Coast Civil Rights lawyer Hugh Manes, both informed and outspoken critics of police de- Lerner's Lyric Is'Bell'Theme Singing actor Cyril Ritchard will be host of the "Bell Telephone Hour" in a colorcast devoted to music written around -the lyrics of Alan Jay Lerner Sunday at 6:30 on Channels 34-7. Guest stars will be Florence Henderson, Barbara Harris, John Cullum, Edward Villella and special guest Stanley Holloway. The show will be divided into 4 sections, the first presenting songs expressing Lerner's ideas on "an ideal, place and time," with songs from such shows as "Camelot" and "Brigadoon." The second part will take up his views on men and women and their attitude toward each other in such shows as "My Fair Lady," "The Day Before the Spring" and the film "Gigi." The third part will be devoted to romantic songs from Lerner's lyric output, and a final section to his current Broadway show "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever." partmenls and police ures, will explain their positions on the special. Defending today's; pblice departments will'be Thomas Lynch, Attorney General for the state of California, who, will be seen in a sequence in which he aopears before a group of UCLA law student! and describes the plight Of today's law enforcement Focusing its cameras on crime in New York City, Rochester, N.Y., Chicago and Los Angeles, "Thin Blue Line" will also examine the value of Civilian Review Boards, define the search and seizure laws, explain the rights of prisoners, depict the importance of the police informer, and'evaluate the hardships placed on police officers trying to enforce law and' order by lenient courts. "Thin Blue' Lipe" 'is 'the fourth in'a series of 5 special documentaries being sponsored on Channel 5 this season by the 3M Company with Van Heflin as host-narrator.

The initial 3 programs "Teenage Revolution," "Pro Football 1 Mayhem Qn 'A Sunday Afternoon," and "In Search of Man" were aired in late 1965. The final special in the series "Revolution of the 3 scheduled to be televised in early April. "Thin Blue Line" is produc-' ed and directed by Bill Friedkin. Bernard Wiser is the writer and Mel Stuart, the executive producer. Sammy Davis Jr.

Stars Are Named Sammy Davis Jr. is host to Gordon and Sheila MacRae, Mel Torme, Peter Lawford and comedian Timmy Rogers on The Sammy Davis Jr. -Show colorcast Friday at 8:30 on Channels 3-4-7. Husband and wife duo, Gordon and Sheila MacRae, have appeared in the nation's top nightclubs ever since forming an act. Gordon has starred in numerous films, including "Carousel" and "Oklahoma!" Mrs.

MacRae, also a singer, is famous for her impersonations of such people as Barbra Strei- Lena Home and Carol Charming. The duo has appeared twice on The Dean Martin Show this season. The a wide awake newspaper doing things and going places! March and Double agent David March (Robert Goulet) and his French confederate Duchard (Chris-tine Carere) set out to change an astrologer's Hitler plans to use as a basis for the invasion of "Invasion by the Stars" on Blue Light i colorcast Wednesday at 8:30 on Channel 5. WINDOW Cut Installed In Your Frame Pipe Cutting Threading Rug Shampoo Machine Rental OLUME CENTER ALUE I DOVER HARDWARE WIlMAR BIDC. DOVER.