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The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 26

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The Journal Timesi
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1 ID RACINE JOURNAL-TfMES Monday, May 13, 1963 RADIO AND TELEVISION RESTAURANT rilULathrO Av. duction teams traveled across TWO TIME ACADEMYI2.100 hands present. Comedi-and the enne Minnie Pearl Europe to get first-hand ma terial. Mm Naviators. 40-member choir Award winner Olivia de Hav i 1 1 a and Tony Perkins will be guest celebrities on DELICIOl'S CHINESE and AMERICAN FOOD A la Cart Speeiala Every Day OPEN Wed.

frem 4 r.M.. II P.M. gun. It A.M.-U P.M. PLENTY PARKING SPACE CARBY-OCTS 637-5401 JOHNNY CARSON'S guests on channel 5 at 10:15 p.m.

will wild birds and other creatures of the outdoors will be shown in color. ALISTAIR COOKE analyzes NATO's present strengths and weaknesses in "Balance of Terror," on channel 10 at 9 p.m. David Susskind's pro 2 Teams Aiming I at Everest Peak KATMANDU, Nepal UP) The American Everest expedition has sent two teams on different routes up the world's highest mountain, hoping they will meet on the summit May 21. Earlier the target date was May 18. Barry pishop of Washington, D.

and Luther G. Jer-stad of Eugene, left the 17,800 foot base camp Sunday with three Sherpa guides. They will follow the south ridse route which took James be Ella Fitzgerald, Duke El Julie London, Husband Hurt in 3-Car Crash ENCINO, Calif. UP) Singer Julie London and her husband, musician Bobby Troup, were injured Sunday in a three-carv pileup at En-cino in the San Fernando Valley of California. Their daughter, Helly, 1, and Lisa Webb, 10, daughter of Miss London and her first husband, producer Jack Webb, also were injured.

Troup told officers the pile-up occurred when the two lington, Oleg Cassini, actress Sandy Dennis and singer Johnny Seven. nighttime "Pa hosted 'by Al NETWORK RADIO (D.S.T.) from the Naval Air Station at Pensacola, are guests. PRESENTATION OF Chicago Emmy Awards at the Fifth Annual Local Emmy Awards Dinner, Chicago, will be telecast on channel 5 at 9:30 p.m. Academy president, Jack Brickhouse, will introduce Norm Barry as host, "WILD BIRDS ON the Wing," recorded by Cameraman Gerald Coward, will be featured on channel 9 "True ri'wi-'iini I C4 fffi len Ludden, on Li Tony Perkins channels 2 and 12 at 9 p.m. 00 PM NBC News 8:05 PM CBS Invitation to Learning 8:30 PM NOW PLAYING TENNESSEE ERNIE Ford CBS The World Tonight W.

Whittaker and Sherpa cars ahead stopped suddenly. at 19 Tll. JAMES VM(IM The other drivers. James Paulj ahnartl tutt airY.rafr rar. 6:30 PM NBC News of th World 6:66 PM ABC News CBS Sidelights 7:00 PM NBC News 7:15 PM CBS Burnett-Hayes Show 7:35 PM CBS News Analyst 1:55 PM ABC Newa 8:00 PM NBC News 8:30 PM ABC News 8 55 PM ABC News Mon.

Evening 6:00 PM ABC Paul Harvey CBS Newt NBC News 6:30 PM ABC Alex Dreier 6:40 PM ABC 8 ports 5:4 PM CBS Thomas Newt 5:60 PM ABC Bob Consldln 5:55 PM CBS Sports 6:00 PM ABC E. P. Morgan NBC News 6:15 PM ABC Music 17, of Tarzana, D'Angelo, UUIJU. Adventure" at 7:30 p.m. with rier USS Hancock, anchored Nwang Gombu to the top May 1.

Two members of the team following the untried west ridee approach were reported 8 55 PM ABC News 10:00 PM NBC News 11:00 PM NBC News 11:05 PM NBC Night Report 12:00 Midnight NBC Newa 1.00 AM NBC Newa 17 in San Francisco Bay with all Bill Burrud as host. Life of and Sharon Mark, of Encino, were injured. None was hospitalized. at 24.000 feet Sunday. They TELEVISION (D.S.T.) Calor Program TBA To Bo Announced The mandrill is a ferocious baboon which lives in Guinea and parts of western Africa.

Mon. Evening 5:00 PM 5 Bachelor Father are William Unsoeld, ib, or Corvallis, and Dr. Thomas Hornbein, 32, of San Diego, Calif. Life expectancy of a baby Agent uu The' double "0" means de has a license to kill when he he whom he chooses! NOW HE IS A RW AND BLOOD, EXPERIENCE ON' THE SCREEN! at birth in the United States today is 70 years. Tues.

Morning 6:30 AM NBC News 6:45 AM ABC Alex Dreier 6:55 AM ABC News 7:00 AM CBS World Newt NBC News 7:25 AM ABC Sports 7:30 AM NBC News 7:55 AM ABC Paul Harvey 8:00 AM ABC Breakfast Club NBC News 8:30 AM NBC News 8:55 AM ABC Paul Harvey Newt 8 00 AM 6 Discovert '63 7 Love That Bob "Garfield Goose 10 Brookfleld Zoo 12 Mickey Mousa Club 5:25 PM 6 Deputy Dswk 5:30 PM Debbl Drake 8bow 3 Sea Hunt 7 Broken Arrow 10 Harry Belafonte 12 Quick Draw McOraw 18 Whirlvbirds 5:40 PM i 4 Sports 6:45 PM 4 Huntley-Brlnkley 5 "Len O'Connor NOON LUNCHEONS Monday through Friday 4WIGS NETWORKS HEARD IN RACINE NBC WTMJ O'JO KC WMAQ KC CBS WBBM 780 KC ABC WISN 1150 KO WLS SMI KC WBJN 1400 KO MBS WFOX HHO KO NON-NETWORK WIND KO WON Tilt KO WOKY ITiO KC WMBI IIIQ KC WJJD 1 160 KC WEMP 1250 KC WMIL ISKO KC WRIT 1340 KC RAC 140 KO FM STATIONS WNUR MC WMBl KO.I MC WHAD 0.7 MC WFNY J.I MC WQFM 83.3 MC WTMJ 84.5 MC MC WEMT 8.7 MC WEFM 88.5 MC WFMF 100,3 MC WBJN 106.1 MC WMAQ 101.1 MC WCLM 101.8 MC WKFM 103.5 MC WSEL 104.3 MC WEAW 105.1 MC WXIM 105.8 MC FAIREST OF ALL Karin Jonsson, of Hammer-dal, Sweden, has been crowned Miss Sweden for 1963. News, Weather, CHARCOAL: 6 0-12 News, Weather 10 Americans at Work 18 Film. "Curtain Up" Robert Morley 10:15 PM 2 Film. "Blare of Noon" William Holden 'Tonight Show 'Film, "Nake Hills" David Wayne. Kecnan Wynne 10 Background 10:20 PM 8 Film.

"The Ladv In the Lake" Robert Montgomery 12 Steve Allen 10:30 PM 4 Storv of a Foreign Correspondent 7 8teve Allen 8how 10 45 PM Film. "I Passed for White" Sonva Wilde 11:00 PM 4 "Tonight Show -7 News. Weather, Sports 11:40 PM Late News 1155 PM 8 TBA 12 00 Midnight 4-5 News 12:05 AM O'Connor 8 News 1215 AM 4 Film. "Partners" Brandon DeWilde 12 20 AM 5 Film. "Untame Women" 8 Blue Ansrels 12:30 AM 2 Film.

"Lottery Lovei1" Lew Ayres, Sterling Hollowav 4 Film. "The Br archers" John Wavne. Jeffrey Hunter 5 Pilm, "The Mudlark" 6 7 The Dakota Wally Gator 10 What's New 7:00 PM 2-12 rv Got Secret Rlpcord 10 Real Estate Law lWilm, "The Reluctant Widow 7:30 PM 2-12 Lucy Show 6-7 The Rifleman True Adventure 18 Best of Oroucho 2-12 Danny Thomas Show 6-7 Stoney Burks Surfslde 6 10 Sketchbook 8:25 PM lg Lifeline 8:30 PM 2-12 Andy Griffith 8how 4-5 Art Llnkletter Show 10 Brainstorm 18 Night Court :00 PM 2-12 Password 4- 5 'David Brinkley't Journal 6-7 Ben Casey Rlverbost 10 Perspectives 18 Best of Oroucho 30 PM 2-12 Stump the Stars 4 Enslcn O'Toole 5 Fifth Annual Chicago Emmv Awards 10 Balance of Terror 10 00 PM 2-4-6-7 News. Weather, Sportt NBC Emphasis Tues. Afternoon 12:00 Noon ABC Flair NBC News 12:15 PM CBS Man and Wife 12:20 PM CBS News 12:30 PM CBS Luncheon Show NBC News 12:55 PM ABC News CBS A Man's Washington NBC Emphasis 1:00 PM CBS News NBC News 1:30 PM CBS Personal Story NBC News 1:55 PM ABC News 2:00 PM ABC Music CBS News NBC News 2:30 PM CBS Information Central NBC News 2:55 PM ABC News 3:00 PM CBS News 3:30 PM CBS Man in Paris NBC News 3:55 PM ABC News 4 00 PM CBS News NBC News 4:30 PM NBC News 4:55 PM ABC News Sports 5:55 PM CBS News ODGE' LODGI I Weather 6:00 PM 605 HIGH 634-9526 1 Newt l-S News.

Weather, NBC News 8:30 AM NBC News 8:55 AM ABC News NBC Emphasis 10:00 AM TONIGHT'S SHOWS 6:00 PM Racine and State Newt 4:05 PM Rhythm at Random 6:30 PM Today! Racine New! 6:45 PM Alex Dreier, New PM World News 6:00 PM Edward P. Morgan, Newt 6:15 PM Paul Harvey, News 6:20 PM Tom Harmon, Sport 6:30 PM Sports Review 6:42 PM Sports Beyond Belief 6:45 PM On the Lin wltb Bob Conaidlne 6 :50 PM Die Clark 6:55 PM World News 7:00 PM Speak Up 7:55 PM World News Sportt on both radio and television at half-hour intervals on the News: Weather The People Cholc 7 Alex Dreier Huckleberry Hound CBS News iMn NBC News 10:10 AM NOW flight's progress. CB3 Arthur Godfrey Plus, of course, the usual, 10 American Economy 12 Walter Cronklt 18 Sugarfoot 6:15 PM evening summary programs, and wrap-ups after recovery 3 Walter Cronklt 5 Huntley-Brlnkley 7 News is completed. "THE MUSIC HALL 10:30 AM NBC News 10:55 AM ABC News NBC Emphasis 11:00 AM ABC Paul Harvey CBS News NBC News 11:10 AM CBS Houseparty 11:30 AM CBS Garry Moor NBC News 12 News. Weather.

8 ports 6:25 PM (News P.M. I 11:40 AM CBS Crosby-Clooney Show 11:55 AM ABC News PM 1-12 To Tell in Truth I ffbfJ T0H0 PfflxicTIW7J Brando in Hospital; Has Virus Infection SANTA MONICA, Calif. Tues. Morning 5:35 AM (JPl Actor Marlon Brando is A Point of. View 2 Thought for th Day 6:40 AM 2 Newt hospitalized in Santa Monica, for treatment of what 5 45 AM 1 Farm Report 6:00 AM doctors described as a slight virus infection.

TECHNICOLOR CO-FEATURE 2 College of th Air 4 Continental Channel WBBM-TV Channel 4 WTMJ-TV Channel WNBQ-TV Channel 6 WITI-TV Channel 7 WBKB-TV Channel 8 WGN-TV Channel 10 WMVS-TV Channel It WISN-TV Channel 18 WXIX-TV Brando's physician said he Dinah's Show a Joy to View on Color TV Classroom 6:15 AM 1:00 PM 1- 12 Password 4-5 "Ben Jerrod 6 Pilm. "Best Foot Forward" Lucille Ball 7 General Hospital 8 News 10 Adventure Traill 1:15 PM 8 Lead Off Man 10 Background 1:25 PM 4 News 8 Baseball Cubs vs. Cincinnati Redlegs 1:30 PM 2- 12 House Party 4-5 The Doctor 7 Halls of Ivy 10 Potpourri 1:35 PM 10 Earth Science 1:55 PM 6 News 2:00 PM 5 "Meditation will be in the hospital for a 12 Devotions 8:20 AM few days for observation and tests. 5 "Town and Farm 12 Farm Report 10:00 PM News TUESDAY'S SHOWS 6:15 AM Top The Morning 6:30 AM Enco Reporter 6:35 AM Top Of The Morning 6:50 AM Racine News 6:55 AM News Around the World 7:10 AM Top The Morning 7:24 AM Lucky License Time 7:25 AM Speaking Of Sports 7:30 AM News 7:35 AM Wisconsin Weather 7:40 AM Little Red Book 7:45 AM News 7:55 AM Paul Harvey 8:00 AM Party Line 8:45 AM Dr. Joyce Brothers 8:50 AM Local and Stat News 8:55 AM World News 8:00 AM Breakfast Club 10:00 AM Words and Music 10:30 AM Ladles Air Journal 10:55 AM World News 11:00 AM Melody Time 11:15 AM Burlington and Racine County Newt 11:50 AM Musical Quit 11:55 AM News la Noon Paul Harvey, Newt 12:15 PM News 12:35 PM You Can't Los 1:05 PM World News 1:10 PM Music Maestro 1:55 PM World Newt 6:30 AM TONITE WELCOME AMC EMPLOYEES AND AFL-CIO MEMBERS 2 Seminar '63 By Cynthia Lowry 5 "Continental Classroom 12 College of th Air NEW YORK UP) Day in Ooem 7:110 645 AM 7 Newt and day out, the most grati 7.00 AM Start DL'SK 2-12 To Tell the Truth fying programs to the owner 2 News, Weather 4-5 Today 7 Morning Scholar TUESDAY Specials LIVER ONIONS Hot Beef Dinners Hot Sandwiches Russ's Tap 2203 DeKoven Ave.

Boss Jenten, Prop. Ola! 34-t325 for Beaerv. of a color set are the variety 13 Morning Edition "spontaneous" rehearsed conversation. The Dinah Shore Show has been a musical treat, a fine showcase of talent and a special joy to watch in color. Seal Appeal Lacking Walt Disney's Sunday night programs cover a wide range of subjects, goodness knows, OPEN 7:00 7 30 AM SHOWING AT 8.30 GLENN DONALD 6 Chapel 7:25 AM 6 RFD programs where rich backgrounds and sharp contrast 7:30 AM 2 Breakfast House 6 U.S.

Navy show up most effectively. 2:00 PM Flair 3:55 PM World News 3:00 PM Musio Maestro i. 7 Mischief Makers It's fun to observe Perry 8 "Farm City Forecast Children" Anne Shirley, John Garfield 10 General Science 10:30 AM 2-12 Pete and Gladyt 4 5 Concentration 6 Jane Wyman 10 Industry on Parad 10:45 AM 7 Tax Report Arithmetic 10 Patterns in Arithmetic 11:00 AM J-12 Love ol Life 4-5 "Your First Impression 6 General Hotpltal 7 Girl Talk 10 Earth Science 11:25 AM 12 News 11:30 AM 1- 12 Search for Tomorrow 4-S Truth or Consequences 8 7 Seven Keys 11:45 AM 2- 12 Guidlni Lieht 7:45 AM Como in his lavender or tan 3:35 PM Enco Reporter 3:40 PM Showtun Matlne 3:55 PM World News 4:00 PM Polish Hour 6-8 News 1 AM and the "family audience" at genne sweaters and to see 2 Junior Newsroom 8 "Five Minutes to CINEMASCOPE EASTMAN COLOR mm Lawrence Spivak looking Llv By 8:00 AM AND AT 10.1.V pink and earnest against a dark blue patriotic back 2-12 Captain Kangaroo 8 Cartoon Capers Land A ZIobt Zoggo Bugs Bunny IN OUR 37th YEAR OF RADIO BROADCASTING VAD I kJ AM 1400 en your dial' TV lJri FM 100.7 an year dial -American Broadcasting Co. and Wisconsin Network Taylor Are. and 17th St.

ground. But for the feminine viewer the Dinah Shore Show RICHARD BURTON IN 10 Video Sketchbook 8:15 AM 8 King and Odl has been the most fun of all. which it obviously and successfully is aimed must find among them many programs which it enjoys particularly. My own favorites are those wonderful films of animals in their natural habitat. "Sammy, the way-out seal," Ijowever, left me as uncomfortable as talking trained bears in muzzles and performing dogs.

8:30 AM "ICE PALACE" fV ii I I AT IAi ALSO 8 Cartoon Alley Miss Shore wears beauti 4-5 Loretta young 7 Day In Court 2:05 PM 10 Potpourri 2:10 PM 10 Art 2 25 PM 2-12 News 2:30 PM 2-12 Millionaire 4-5 "You Don't Say 7 Jane Wyman 8 Matinee 10 Brookfleld Zoo 2 50 PM 8 News 2:55 PM 2-12 News 18 Dally Word 3:00 PM 2-12 8ecret Storm 4 December Bride 5 Match Game 6 7 Queen for Day 10 House for You 18 Best of Groucho 3:30 PM 2-12 Edee of Night 4-5 Make Room for Daddy 6-7 Who Do You Trust? 10 Harry Belafonte 18 Yoga for Health 3:55 PM 4-5 News 4:00 PM 2 Burns and Allen 4 Film. "Moon Over Miami" Betty Grable 5 Bronco Sugarfoot Hour 6 Adventures In Paradise 7 18 American Bandstand 8 Matinee 10 Time for Living 12 Pops Theater 4.30 PM 3 Film. "Union Pacific" Barbara Stanwyck 7 Discovery '63 8 "Dick Tracy 12 Pops Theater 18 Kids' Show ful, chic and subtly colorful Tues. Afternoon TASTY CARRY-OUT Chicken Fish Shrimp Hamburgers I5e Dining Room Open Daily to 1:30 a.m. Carry-Outs Until 2 a.m.-Call 634-9732 or 637-1259 Low Prlcei on Package Goodt clothes and sees to it that 12:00 Noon EVERY THURS.

"BUCK NITE" DOUBLE WARRANTY SERVICE by a her feminine guest, stars do too. Sometimes, in fact, we esA women become so bemused AT 10:0 10 What In the World 8:00 AM 2 Calendar 4 Today for Women 5- Say When 3 Jack LaLanne Show 7 Here's Qeraldln "Treetop House 10 General Bcienc 12 Romper Room 8:30 AM 5 "Play your Hunch 6 The People's Choice 7 December Bride 0 Exercises 10 Patterns In Arithmetic 8:45 AM 10 Spanish 8:55 AM 12 News 10:00 AM 2-13 The Real McCoy 4 5 Pric Is Right Day In Court 7 Film, "Stranger In the Night" Joan Fontaine 8 Film. "8aturday't by the rich red taffetas, or the sand-colored chiffon, or the artful beadwork on the bodices, that we really don't pay as much attention as we should to the rest of the pro TESA Technician: Gayhart Walker fr2rV A 5005 WASHINGTON AVENUE News 4 "Kids' Klub 6 "News. Weather 6-7 Tennessee Ernl Show "Bozo's Circus 12 My Little Margie 12:15 PM 2 Lee Phillips "Dorsey Connors Show 12:20 PM 10 Background 12 25 PM 12 News 12:30 PM J-13 As th World Turns 4 "News. Weather 6 Outlaws 6-7 Father Knows Best 10 Children's Fair 13:45 PM 4 Mid-Day t(u th "olleb fjfjnn Series The television networks obviously are eager to make up for the diminishing numbers of regularly scheduled news and public affairs shows next season by making big splashes with occasional cultural-type specials.

ABC now has joined the parade with plans for a "sig gram. Won't Return in Fall SALES Therefore, we re going to 1867 Taylor Avt. 633-1360 opens ttz miss tne uinan bnore bnow next season when the star i I Tnninht I enioys a sabbatical trom tel nificant" series of four-houri shows called "The Sasa of TP A. Tl MI1 western man. tacn win deal with a decisive year: USE ORGAN evision and its discipline.

We're going to miss the color, the clothes and, of course, the music. Sunday night's show, her last for a while, was a good 1492: 1776, 1898 and 1964 that last, of course, requiring some use ot a crystal ball. example of them all. Miss Cooper's Flight The orbital flights of astro CUEARAGX TOWNSLEY Vj fj "I james darren J) The songs you love-the A "GJPET Jl best of today and yes- i GOES tcrday played and HAWAIIAN" I sung for you in Marie's I ft I delightful, scintillating I 'PtUJ ill style. Come join us for A a wonderfully relaxing TONY CURTIS evening.

lg1(ft "THE PURPLE- pf At the Piano Bar of The' Golden Lantern MASK" miMwtp i JJs naut Gordon Cooper, perhaps starting Tuesday morning at 7 a.m. (Racine time), will be handled by television and radio with intensive and live OVERSTOCKED Shore presented three young new singers and a trio. Each sang fine music, had a rich accompaniment and was presented against handsome backgrounds. And each was given the stage alone for three numbers. In most variety shows, most performers are given one quick number and then join the star in a comedy sketch or some painfully -r.

WITH itr-. -41 coverage before and immediately after launching, and during periods when the capsule is transmitting television pictures back to earth. There TRADE-INS! THE GREATEST "SLEEPER" TO EVER HIT THE MUSICAL STAGE also will be progress reports SEATS Now at Box Office COMING SOON GUILD PLAYHOUSE SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By J. SCOTT ARfi or emu IS Kl 0H1.V D0MES1IC BIRD fKAl" 1C LAY4 A fcLUtEqC BALDWIN HAMMOND THOMAS LOWREY ESTEY From 'jar 601 HIGH STREET As Bright As "Bye, Bye Birdie" And the Merriest Musical Around FRIDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS LIMITED ENGAGEMENT JUNE 1, 2, 7," 8,. 9, 14, 15, 16, 21 ONLY SATURDAYS 2 PERFORMANCES SEATS ON SALE NOW All $2.50 SEATS IT'S THE "SELL-OUT SHOW" OF THE SEASON GET TICKETS EARLY ac-fus- iO CAUID BECAUSE or -iki ASKORMAUy RRAHOlEDlbP.

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