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PREVIEW YOUR ENTKKTAINMENT- Jun. 9, I9A The Best on TV Today Comic Strip 'Peanuts' on TV Is Weak By (iould him VM-k Tlmti Nw Itrvk tySW YORK, N. Y. The "Peanuts" gang or the Charles Senilis comic strip made a TV The Register presents the pick of the day's network telf' vision entertainment PRE viewed by The Register's stall of experts who have attended rehearsals, screened films and read scripts in New York and Hollywood. Times are local those of the communities in which the stations are located.

Today's best: DOUBLE LIFE OF HENRY I'll YFE Rerun.) Poor Henry! The risks get greater every week. Tonight he Is supposed to gfr master list of spies from a sultry Latin American agent who has a fiercely jealous husband. There's a very good scene with Henry trying to tango like Valentino. 7:30 p. ARC: KCRG-TV, Cedar Rapids; KETV, Omaha; KMMT, Austin; WOI-TV, Ames; WQ AD-TV, Moline.

DEAN MARTIN (Rerun.) A fine and uproarious gang of guests tonight. Music is provided by Paul Anka, Pat Suzuki and 1 Morgana King, while Sid Caesar and Bob Newhart make with the laughs. 9 p. NBC: KMTV, Omaha; KQTV, Fort Dodge; KROC-TV, Rochester; KTIV, Sioux City; KWWL-TV, Waterloo; WOEM-TV, Quincy; WHO-TV, De Moines; WOC-TV, Davenport; 8 p. KSOO-TV, Sioux Falls.

rnjqr '7 WIRfPHOTO (AP) Wreckage of Research Bomber an Air Force chase plane. Note men in left foreground dwarfed by the wreckage of the big plane. The burning wreckage of the XB-70A experi- mental bomber lies smashed on the California I desert near Barstow after colliding in the air with X-1 5 Ace's Plane Hits Giant Bomber EDWARDS AIR BASE, CALIF. AP) A giant XB-70A research bomber and an F-104 chase plane flown by famed X-15 pilot Joseph A. Walker collided over the desert Wed- inesday, II killing fx Walker and the bomber's copilot.

The XB-70A's pilot, Al White, was ejected in a seat capsule. whitb ne a hospitalized with a broken right arm and a severe oacK injuiy. The body of Maj. Carl Cross, White's co-pilot, was found in the wreckage of the 185-foot-long bomber, one of two built al a cost of $1.2 billion. Research Flight Walker, who had been training to fly the XB-70A, was in the wreckage of the chase plane.

It was one of several sent along to observe performance of the bomber during a research flight. The Air Force said Walker's KRNT- 13M CBS, 30 Hum; New 8 30 Oiik Eion 9 Vi Hymn Titn 10 00 Hm 10 10 A Godfrey 11 00Nnt 11 IS Houi Prty 11 10 Oir.k Enlon 12 00 NfWt; fat on 1 IS Parly Line; Buy jii'J S'll 3 '10 Reno; N'wi 6 00 News; Sport -Radio Dm Mohim 4b Album Mufic 7 00 World Tonight 7 15 Sporli 7 35 Del Hull 8 00 News 8 10 Nighlwrflth 8 30 Press Conf. 9 00 News; Nighiwalch 10 00 News; Sports 10 30 Hy By Night 11 00 News; Hull WHO Radio 1010 NBC, Moines 5 30 News IZnuo Visit ina 12 .30 News ISLeeKllnr 1 05 Call Zabel 2 35 Ask Expert 4 00 News 4 10 Road Show 5 45 Sports 05 farm Roundup 15 News 6 50 Radio PM 5 6 00 Farm feat. 6 30 News 6 45 Don Warren 7 30 News 7 45 Don Warren 05 Phone Forum 11 05 Betty Baker 11:30 Bohlsr-n 11 45 Auction MH 12 00 Herb Plamber.k win i 8 00 Prelude; Mus. I 00 Melodies 10 00 News, Sports i 10 30 Country Music 1011.3 me.

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McConkey 7:30 B.J. Hargis 2 30 Bobbi Vance 7 45 Rich. Cotten 3 00 Betsey Ross 8 00 Dick Vance fe 00 Jimmy Sands 9.00 Religion 9 00 Buss LaVine KSO Radio 1460 ABC, Des Moines 5 00TomMilner 4 00 Joe Pyne 7:55 Paul Harvey 5 00 Paul Harvey 9:00 Brkfst. Club 6 00 News, Sports 10:00 Vecellio 6 30 Viet Nam 12:00 Paul Harvey 7 00 Music 2 00 Skip Nelson KWDM-FM Radio 93 3 mc Des Moines 8:30 Morn. Voices 4:30 Vocal Roundup 10:00 Enduring Mus.

6:00 Voices 10:30 Edith Webber 7 30 Germany 12:00 Varieties Austria 1:30 World Concert 9 00 Friendly Time 3 00 Serenade KIOA Radio 940, Des Moines 5 00 Art Jones 2 00 Sandy Shore 9 00 Jim Johnson 6:00 Jim Michaels 12 00 McLane 10 00 Dick Youngs KFMG-FM Radio 94.9 mc, Des Moines 2 00 Command Perf 8:00 Classical 5 00 Candlelight 10:30 Late Folks 7:00 Interlude KWKY Radio 1150, Des Moines 5:35 Irish Davis 2:00 Smokey Smith 7:30 Religion 6:00 Norman Grove 10:00 L. Heaberlin 7:30 0le0pry 1215 Lifeline 8 30 Norman Grove 12:40 L. Heaberlin Capote to Speak At Coe College (The Register's Iowa News Service) CEDAR RAPIDS, IA. Tru man Capote, author of the best seller, "In Cold Blood," will speak in formally at a eption for him at Coe Col lege here from 4 to 5 p. m.

Saturday. Capote will receive an hon orary doctor of humanities e-gree at Coe's Commencement Sunday. It will be CAPOTE Capote's second visit to the Coe campus. He spoke and read selections from his works during the 1963 Coe Fine Arts Festival. RioX Can Saw You Hundreds Vi lirllicr ot iOsllv.

IlK'sM pool. W-4s, lioinf in new or iM, voti ku u' in soul rpiK (nih to krepyont 1 Print Pact Seen Bad a a nee Wed day night in a car loon account of Charlie Brown's misfortunes in trying to put to gether a successful baseball team. he intrepid leader as a owned again, fc but not before CHLif jnnjng appre. elation for his loyalty to the girls and the dog on his erratic nine. obviously are going to have a place in the future of TV, They reproduce beautifully in color and are certain to be enjoyed by very young viewers.

But their quality and inspiration will have to be much sturdier than was the case in ''Charlie Rrown's All Stars" on the Columbia Broadcasting System. drawings themselves Jacked the all-important element of humor. Surely, a baseball game offers rich possibilities for nonsense. And the story line was virtually bereft of the engaging twists that can make such make believe so enjoyable. On TV, the members of the "Peanuts" gang need stronger individual personalities manipulated by someone who thinks young.

'Wednesday night's filmed half hour betrayed traces of the slibtle ways of the grown-up. SENATOR POLL BY DEMOCRATS Pelegates attending the Democratic state convention in Des Moines Saturday are expected to be polled on whom they favor for the party's nomination for United States Senator. Principal rival candidates for the nomination are E. B. Smith nf Ames, Iowa Stale University professor, and Iowa Secretary of State Gary Cameron.

The convention at Veterans Memorial Auditorium first will have to decide whether the Democratic state constitution 'shall he changed to allow for endorsement of candidates in primary elections. Should such a change be approved, the convention then also will decide by vote whether or not to endorse candidates for various nominations. A candidate need not be high man in a poll, however, to enjoy Democratic State Central Committee help in the primary campaign. Such a candidate will receive as much assistance as a rival with more votes if he polls one-third or more of the total vote. If any candidate gets two-thirds of the vote, he will be considered the preferred party nominee and campaign material produced by him could be distributed exclusively by party officials.

ToaI authorized strength of the convention will be more than 3,100 delegates. "The senatorship nomination contest is the only statewide fight of any consequence in the Democratic primary this year. The incumbent senator is Jack Miller, a Republican. Me is seeking re-election. Poland Expels Two Americans WARSAW, POLAND (API-Poland is expelling two military clciks al the U.

S. Embassy, accusing them of "activities contrary to their official status." Ambassador John A. Gro-nouski commented Wednesday night: "As one whs is deeply committed to improvement of relations between the United Slates and Poland, I deplore and am very disappointed by the action The clerks are Sgts. Stuart Engbretson of Green Bay, Wis and Ralph Ochs of Williamson, W. Va.

The Embassy said the action retaliates for U. S. expulsion last month of three I'oles. This made the score of expulsions since 19G3 eight Americans from Warsaw and three Poles from Washington. LIBRARIAN RESIGNS (The Reiler low Npwi Service I CHARLES CITY, IA -James T.

McKen.ie, librarian here for the last year, has resigned effective Sept. 1 to be director of library services for Southeast polk Community School District nrar IVs Moines a Expect 'Othello' To Be Televised if, Naw York Timi Ntwi Itrvka NEW YORK, N. Y. The National Broadcasting Co. is ex-' pected to televise Shakespeare's "Othello" next season as a two-hour program starring Sidney Poitier.

David Suskind and Daniel Mel-nick, producers of this season's highly acclaimed "Death of a Salesman" on the Columbia Broadcasting System, will be asked to produce "Othello." Neither could be reached for comment. The General Artists which represents Poitier, Tuesday said he would appear in the role of the Moor on N. R. C. Poitier in 1964 became the first Negro actor to win an academy award for his role in "Lillies of the Field FIRE 25,000 TEACHKRS JAKARTA, INDONESIA (AP) About 25,000 teachers on Java Island were fired for alleged involvement in the attempted coup of Indonesian Communists last October, the newspaper Merdeka reported.

6:30 Tonight MAYOR George Whitmer Phone in YOUR Questions During the Program 243-4282 PEOPLE'S PRESS CONFERENCE with Paul Rhoades l(RNT-TV8 Rebroadcast on KRNT Radio at 8:30 p.m. YULBRYNNER IN COLOR! First time on TV here! Yul Bryn ner, Kay Kendall, and Grecorv Ratoff star in "ONCE MOKE, WITH FEELING!" tonisrht at 8:00 on KRNT-TV. Sophisticated comedy about a tempermcntal wife who discovers she can't divorce her hus band because she never married him! 10:30 Tonight COLOR FRANK SINATRA DEBBIE REYNOLDS "The Tender Trap" 10:30 Friday COLOR "CURUCU, BEAST OF THE AMAZON" And "THE GIANT J3EHEMOTH' 1:00 Saturday KIRK DOUGLAS "Along The Great Divide" 10:30 Saturday COLOR ERROL FLYNN ANTHONY OUINN "Against All Flags" 10:30 Monday BURT LANCASTER CHUCK CONNORS "South Sea Woman" 10:30 Wednesday HOWARD KEEL DORIS DAY "Calamity Jane" KRNT-TV08 CHANNEL CHUCKLES By Bil Keane "A hot water detergent! What will they think of DES MOINES 7 05 CBS News 7:30 Bill Riley 8:00 Kangaroo 9 00 Mack Myer 9 15 0 Gee 9 30 0. Van Dyke PR NT TV 8 130 Hse Party 2.00 Tell Truth 2 30 Edge of Nile 3 00 Secret Storm 3 30 ZaneGrey 4 00 M. Douglas 5 30 CBS News 10:00 A.

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12:00 News 12:15 Cartoons 12:30 Movie 2:00 Another Wrld. 2:30 Don't Say WHO-TV (3 3.00 Match Game 3.30 Floppy 4:00 Movie 5 30 NBC News 6 00 News, Sports 6:30 Dan'l Boone 7:30 Laredo 8 30 Finn's 9:00 D. Martin 10:00 News, Sports 10:30 Tonight AMES WOI-TV 5 7:00 Open Circuit 3 00 Too Young 7:30 Superman 3:30 Action Is 8 00 Robin Hood 8:30 J. Lalanne 9 00 Mag. Window 9:30 Deputy Dawg 4:00 B070 4 30 Beaver 5 00 News, Sports 5:30 Huckleb'y 6:00 Squad 6 30 Batman 7:00 c- Gidget 7:30 H.

Phyfe 8:00 Bewitched 8:30 Peyton Place 9:00 The Baron 10:00 Supermarket 110:30 Dating Game 11.00 Donna Reed 11.30 Robt. Young 12:00 Noon Rept. 1:00 Confidential 1:30 Time For Us 2:00 Gen. Hospital 10:00 News 2:30 The Nurses 10:30 Movie DES MOINES KDPS-TV If 615 Ip.m.l Friendly 7:30 Outdoor Adv. Giant 8 00 Grt.

Society 6:30 What's Nev 8 30 USA Artist 7:00 Efficient 9 00 Chess Reading Ask for Illinois Nuclear Plant LEMONT, ILL. (AP) The Atomic Energy Commission said Wednesday it has received applications to build nuclear power plants in Illinois and Michigan. One plant would be built near Cordova, in Rock Island County, 111., by Commonwealth Edison of Chicago and the Illinois Iowa Gas and Electric Ce. The two utilities previously an nounced detailed plans for the project. The other would be con structed on the Lake Michigan shore about 4Vi miles south of South Haven, by Con sumers Power Co.

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The crash was the latest in a series of troubles for the XB-70A bomber program. The craft were designed as intercontinental nuclear weapons carriers. This program was canceled after the Pentagon said missiles proved they could do the job better and at less expense. The two planes actually manufactured were assigned to supersonic research tests. Technical troubles delayed first flight of the XB-70A 20 months until September, 194.

The second. which crashed Wednesday, flew a year later. SEEK NEW TV STATION HERE WASHINGTON, D. C. LAP.) -The Federal Communications Commission announced Wed nesday that Stoner Television Co.

of 1900 Delaware Des Moines, has applied for a permit for a television station on channel 17. In 1953, channel 17 was operated briefly in Des Moines by KGTV. It failed primarily be cause it was on an ultra high frequency (UHF) channel that could not be received by home TV sets without a special converter. Facilities built by KGTV on Second avenue north of Des Moines now are part of the Iowa Police Radio system. Thomas Stoner, president of the newly formed Stoner Television Co.

and also president of Stoner Systems, an outdoor advertising firm, said a 1964 act of Congress is expected to change the situation. He said tne act will require future television receiving sets to include 83 channels. Present Des Moines-area channels, 5, 8, 11 and 13, all are in the very high frequency (VHF) area received by present sets. Stoner said his firm plans studios, offices and a transmitter at a cost of about on a site at the northwest corner of the intersection of the Des Moines Freeway and Interstate 80 north of Des Moines on Delaware avenue. i Court Decision On Housing Bias SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.

(AP) California's Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the owner of a single-family dwelling is free to refuse to sell or lease it to a Negro. The court reversed itself on a North Sacramento case. On May 10, the court ruled unconstitutional the state's initiative Proposition 14 which had permitted such refusals in the cases of business establishments, publicly assisted housing and dwellings of more than four units. It did so with reference to seven cases. One was the North Sacramento case.

By a 5-2 vote the court at the time reversed a Sacramento trial court. Wednesday the court reversed itself in this one case oiiu uiiai iiiuciu inej right ol rawford Miller to evict. Cl'fton Hill, a Negro tenant, from a single family dwelling in North Sacramento. 4 "1 i North American Aviation, maker of the XB-70A, had flown every major flight of the two controversial research bombers, pushing them to 2,000 m. p.

h. and 70,000 feet records for craft of that size. It was the first flight in the bomber for Cross, 40, transferred here from Viet Nam in March, 1964. The Air Force spokesman said details of how the crash occurred would be released after an official investigation. Walker, was chief research pilot at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's flight test center here.

He had made more than 100 flights in experimental craft without accident. In addition to the X-15, he had flown research craft including the X-1A, the X-1E, the X-3, the X-4, the X-5 and recently tested out a weird craft called the lunar landing research vehicle (LLRV). Moon Landings The LLRV will be used to train astronauts in making soft Example conduct a door-to-door canvass to locate unregistered Republicans beginning June 27 and continuing three weeks, the chairman said. JAKARTA SNAG IN PEACE PACT rc) Niw York Timti Ntwf Service JAKARTA, INDONESIA -Indonesia's highest leaders failed Wednesday to approve the peace proposals agreed upon last week between Indonesia and Malaysia. Indonesia's Crush Malaysia Command (COGAM) said in a statement that several points need clarification.

The points were not specified. Lt. Gen. Suharto, deputy prime minister for defense, has been ordered to make fresh contact with Malaysian officials, tiie statement said. President Sukarno presided at the meeting, which was attended by Gen.

Abdul Haris Nasution, other members of the presidium and the heads of the armed forces. The statement said the talks in Bangkok, Thailand, between Indonesia's Foreign Minister Adam Malik and Malaysia Vice-Premier Tun Abdul Razak "served as a first step in an effort toward solving the dis pute." Malik and Razak reached an agreement in an exchange of notes which they promised to submit for endorsement by their respective governments. a-laysia approved the proposals Wednesday. Experts Praise Auto Tailfins DETROIT, MICH. (APl-The nation's traffic safety experts heard some kind words Wednesday about Ihe fins which were a prominent feature of cars of the late 1950s.

Alex S. Tremulis of Tuscan Motor Co. of Northridge, said the properly styled tailfin would result in a functional beauty compatible with the space age. William D. Bowman, a senior research engineer for the Ford M.itnr t'n Inlrl llu meeting of the Society of Automotive Engineers that fins of adequate proportions could reduce the yawing or squirming effect of an auto by as much as .10 per cent Joseph Walker A'ed in XB-70A Crash plane apparently hit the two tall vertical stabilizers on the triangular tail-wing of the XB-70A, at an altitude of 25,000 feet.

Both planes crashed and burned near Barstow, about 45 miles east of the base. Walker, 45, held the world speed record of 4,104 m. p. h. and the altitude record of about 67 miles set in 1962 and 1966 respectively in a rocket-powered X-15.

White, 48, chief test pilol for ciated General Contractors of Iowa, which has refused to divulge the Bradley bid or any others. Hughes said Wednesday he has talked to Bradley and plans to again. Governor's Advise The governor said if he had known Bradley was seeking the contract, estimated to be worth i $18,000 a year. "I would have advised him not to bid." The Polk Central Committee, with more than 100 members present, voted to send congratulations to former lowan, Ron ald Reagan, who Tuesday won the Republican nomination for governor of California. The committee passed a motion by Ed Lindeen, 2902 Cottage Grove calling Reagan, once a Des Moines radio sportscaster, "a really great Republican." Lindeen said he and Reagan have been close friends for many years.

The commitetee did not vote on candidate endorsements, as expected, but will later, said Chairman Allen Donielson. Donielson said a subcommittee interviewed six candidates earlier Wednesday and was "impressed by their qualifications." But, he said, no endorsement recommendations were considered because the subcommittee's co-chairmen, Harold Goldman and Ben J. Gibson, were absent. Will Support Slate The Central Committee voted in February to give open support for the first time to a selected slate of candidates for county offices and the Legislature in the campaign preceding the September primary. Donielson said the subcommittee will screen ail interested persons and does not want to discourage any.

Donielson said barbecued beef for up to 6,000 persons will be available for G. O. P. picnic from 4 to 7:30 p. m.

June 17 at the State Fairgrounds. Tickets are on sale statewide, he said, because the picnic is on the eve of the party's state convention. Free bus rides will he available from downtown hotels to the fairgrounds. Donielson said there will he two bands, a teen dance and no speeches. Admission is free to children 12 and younger, $1 for persons 1,1 to 21 and $5 for others.

The Central Committee will By Jerry S.umski Joseph R. Bertroche, candidate for the Republican nomination for Iowa attorney general, said high state officials are setting a bad example for other state workers in conflict of in-t situations. "What I'm orried about are the people down the chain of command in state govern ment who say, etrochi 'The man at the top did it and was condoned, so why not me? Bertroche said. Bertroche, of Des Moines, spoke to the Polk County G. O.

P. Central Committee in the Y. M. C. A.

He said Gov. Harold Hughes and Attorney General Lawrence Scalise, both Democrats, "appear to be condoning" a conflict of interest involving Harry J. Bradley, of Des Moines, chairman of the Iowa Highway Commission. Bertroche said later in an interview he assumed "Governor Hughes checked with Scalise in the Bradley matter" without deciding there has been a conflict of interest in Bradley's printing firm getting a contract from a contractors' association. "To me this is an obvious conflict of interest," said Bertroche.

Potter Conflict Bertroche also mentioned the recent case of State Tax Commission Chairman Lynn Potter, who was preparing state income-tax returns for his wife's accounting firm in Cresco. Potter's wife later divested herself of interest in the firm. Bertroche said about Bradley and Potter: "I have no doubt about their honesty and integrity, but I believe men in appointed state positions who place themselves in questionable circumstances set precedents which may prove awkward or templing to lesser state officials who may not have the same honesty and integrity as thrse two." Hertrocle said Hughes should appoint a nonpartisan three-member committee to investigate the Bradley matter and report the facts, including the amount of Bradley's bid on the contract. The ronlracl is with the Asso an I'M Iwve (mik or icss- srwuc sysicm inooihiv 1 .1 rips pirscm nirssv iink iipi opruiinc si am toi lmlois vr you 1 t( is on Itiulsmpinn? FASY TO USE ihm pour in toiln Hmli Tint's nil, A't'-' nit lurm Itieu! pipes,.