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Monitor-Index Television and Entertainment Page TVSche All Weekday WGEM, Channel 10 Lord's Prayw 7 The Answer faith tor 8:00 All American QuartM Newi Mlltpn Ihe UonjMf Liqus The LlrnhearU4 9 r30 Bust Bunny Bullwlnnit 10:30 Discover; tABQ) Mass tor Shut-Inj Bowling 12:30 Posaum Hollar Opry Nil. Basketball Association San Francisco vs. Philadelphia 3:00 American Sportsman Bob Hope Desert Classic 4:30 FranK McOee Sunday Report Q. E. College Bowl Flipper Wild Kingdom 6:30 wall Wonderful World of Color The Mothers -In -La The High Chaparral 10.00-- Weather.

Tonight Show MONDAY thru FRIDAY 6:55 Lord's Prayer Today Snap Judgment News Concentration Personality Tbe Hollywood Jeopordy 11:30 Eye Qucss News Color (NBO) The Noon show Let's Make a Deal News INBOl 1:00 Days ot Our Lives 1:30 The Doctors Another World 3:30 You Don't Say 3:00 The Match Qzait News Color (NBOI 3:30 Dark Shadows Newrywed Game Cactus Club Weather 3:30 Hunlley-Brlnkley Report MONDAY 3 Newlywed Oama 8:30 The Moakcca Rouan and Martin's Laugh In 8:00 Danny Thomas Hour Spy Weather-No wa-sporu The Tonight Show Weather and sign Oil 3:00 That Girl Bewitched 7:00 The Jerry Lewis Show Tuesday Night at the Motifs "McHnle'B Navy Joins the Air Force" 10:00 weanei-ftews-SporU The TonlEht show Weather sign Ott WEDNESDAY The Flying Nun The Virginian The Fred Astalre Show The FBI 10:00 Weather-News -Sports The Tonight Show 12:00 Weather and sign off VHTJKSDAT 5:00 Batmnn 6:30 Daniel Boons 7:30 Ironside Iiragacl '64 0:00 Dean Martin Show 10 Wealher-News-Bporu 10:30 The Tonight Show Weather and Off rRlDAY Super Bingo Valley Star Trek Rat Patrol 1:00 American Profile "Music From the Land" 10:00 Weather-News -Sports The Tonight Show All Star Wrestling SATURDAY Sign On and Light Time News 7:30 George of Junilt (1:00 Super 6 8:30 Super President The Fllntstoncs 9:30 Sumfcon and Goliath 10 :00 Blrdm an Atom Ant and Seertt Squirrel Top Cat McCool By the Way (-H Action Club 1:00 Big Ten Basketball "Indiana vs. Wisconsin" Shell's Wonderful World ot Golf Wide World of Sporls 3:00 March or Dimes "The Song Is You Let's do To The Races Weather, News, Spoits 6:15 Leo Qreco Lawrence Welk Get Smart Saturday Night Movlt "Freud 1 11:00 Wedthcr-News-Sports AB9 Movie of the Week "Walk on tlio Wild Side" Weather and sign Off RENICK By Mrs. Delberl Overby Mr. grid Mrs. Tommie Seymour Kansas City.

visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. ilex Hines. Mrs. Mary Davison was a Friday night supper guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Skinner, dules Programs Same KHQA, Channel 7 SUNDAY rhll Is UM 7 Brukehroufl Tom and Lamp Unto Uy The Beatles King Kong Journey to Cuter of the Cuper cartoons Face the Nation NFO 12:30 Camera Three 1 :00 National Hockey League California Minnesota Children's Film Festival 4:30 Ted Mack's Amateur Hour 5:00 21st Century Guns of will Sonnett Gentle Ben CBS Ed Sullivan Show 8:00 Smothers Brothers Mission Impossible 10 Weather-News-Sporu "stars of Tomorrow" Weather Newi MONDAY turn FRIDAY 7:00 Sunrise semester News 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Candid Camera Beverly Hillbillies 10:00 Andy of Mayberry Dick Van DylM Lore ol Life 1125-- News CBS 11 30-- Search lor Tomorrow The Guiding Light News. Weather Mkts. As Tbe World rurns 1:00 Love Is' A Many Splendored Thing Art Llnltletter To Tell Tho Truth OB8 Edge ol Night The. Secret storm General Hospital Trl-State Time Mike Douglas Weather.

News. Ulctl, MONDAY 6 :30 unsmoke The Lucy Show The Andy riff 1th Show Family Affair Carol Burnett Weather. News. Eportl Cowboy In Africa Wealher-Newi TUESDAY DaKUrt Red skelton Hour 8:30 Good Morning World Fuce the Trt-State Weather. News.

10:30 Qarilson'i Gorlllaj Westher-Ntw. WEDNESDAY "Destination North Pole" The Beverly HlllbllllM 8:00 Green Acret 8:30 He and She The Jonathan 6hoir 10:00 Weather, News, Sports 10:30 The Avengers Wrestling 12 Weith er-Ntwi THURSDAY Clinarron Strip Thursdav Night Movie "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" Weather News Sports Judd For Tin Defenx FRIDAY Wild Wild Wot 7:30 Gomer Pyle Friday Night Movie "The Secret Invasion" 1 0 :00 Wea the r-Nfiws- Sports ABC Movie "Of Mice and Men" Weather and News 8A1URUAI Captain Kangaroo Frankenstein Jr. and Impossibles The Herculolds Shazzanl The Space Ghost Moby Diet and Ulthtj Mtghtor 1030 Supcrmaa-AquamaB Haul ol Adventure Johnny Quest 12:00 Lone Ranger 12:30 The Road Runner 1 Fantastic Four The Beatles Kin Kong Qulncy Schools CBS Golf Classic 4:00 Greatest show on Earth 5:00 Voyage to the Botom of tht Sea News 8:30 Jackie Oleason Show My Three Sons Hcgan's Heroes 8:30 Petticoat Junction Man nix 1 0 weath r-N The Invaders Secret Agent hill and Miss Susie Freeman, Moberly, visited Fridaj evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bent Freeman.

Bobbie Levings Is Honored at MADISON Mr and Mrs. Ralph Levings were' hosts at a Next 1 as Monday Unless KOMU, Channel 8 SUNDAY 11:00 The Answer This Ii Lift Meet the Press Frontier! of Faith NBA Baaketball Philadelphia. 3:00 American Bportsxnaa Boh Hope Oolf Tournament Animal McOM Report College BOM Flipper Wild Kingdom Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color The Mothers-ln-Law 8:00 Bonanza The High Chaparral Sunday Night MovK 'Walk on the Wild Side" DAYTIME PROCRA.M* MONDAY thru FRIDAY The Today Show 9:00 Snap Judgment NBO Morning 9:30 Concentration Personality .0:30 Hollywood Squarw .1 :00 Jeopardy 11:30 Eye Ouess NBC News .2:00 Noon Weather and 12:20 Town and Country Let's Make A Deal 1:00 Days of Our Lives 1 :30 The Doctors Another World 2:30 You Don't Say 3:00 Of Interest to Women 5:00 Tlnimle and Lassie 5:30 Huntley and Brtnkley Weather and News MONDAY EVENING (And Daytime Cnanfes) trournej' to the Center el the Earth 3:30 Discovery Milton the Monster King Kong Cowhoy In Africa Bewitched 8:00 The Danny Thomu Kour Spy :0:00 News. Roundup 10:10 Weather Roundup Sporta Roundup N.T.P.D. The Tonljhl BSow TUESDAY EVENING Fantastic Four One Night stands Wanted Dead or Alive Tuesday Night at the Movies.

"McHales Nevy Joins tht Air Force" 10 :00 News Roundup 10:10 Weather Roundup 10:20 Sports Roundup Ouni of Will Sonnett The Tonight Show WEDNEIDAV EVENING Linus the Llonhesrted The Virginian Fred Allaire Special 9:00 Run for Tour Life News Roundup weather Roundup 10:20 Sporta Roundup The Norm Btewart Show The Tonight Shorr THURSDAY EVENING 4:30 Bugs Bunny 6:30 Daniel Boom 7:30 Ironside Have Oun-- W1U Travel Dean Martin Show News Roundup 10:10 Weather Roundup 10:20 Sports Roundup Let's Oo Huntln' and 11 The Tonight Show FRIDAY EVENING 4:30 George of the 6:30 The Flying Nun 7:00 Rat Patrol It Takes a Thief 8:30 Missouri Forum NBC News Special "American Profile Music From the Land" News Roundup 10:10 Weather Roundup 10:20 Sporte Roundup 10:30 Dragnet 11:00 The Tonight Show SATURDAY 8:00 super SU 8:30 Super President 9 :00 Fllntstones 9:30 Samson and Goliath The Blrdman 10:30 Atom Ant seoret Top Cool McCool 4-H TV Science Club 12:30 Happenings 68 Wide World of Sporta 2:30 Pro Bowlers Tour 4 Wonderful world of Oolf Andy Williams Open Bolt Tournament My Mother The Oar 6:30 The Dating Game 7:00 The Newlywed Get Smart Saturday Might at the Movies "Freud" 1 1 :00 News Roundup "Venice" Bookmobile Schedule for I Monday Feb. J-Clark School 9-11; Clark Adult 11-12; Grimes 1-2. Week Specified KRCG, Channel 13 IVMUAY The Christophers Face the Nation 12 American Bandstand 1:00 Pro-NHL Hockey Children's Film Featlral Amateur Hour 21st Century PMtort Study Lassie Ban Ed Sullivan 4:00 Smothers Mission 0.00-- OBS Sunday Ken Judd for the Defense 11 and Weather DAYTIME PROGRAM MONDAY Thru FRIDAY CBS "News County Agent's Report Captain Kangaroo Kewlywed Gams Beverly Hillbillies Andy Griffith Dick Van Dyke Love of Lift OBS News 11 Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Noonday Varieties News, Weather, Mm Ac the World Turns Javt Is A Many Splendor Thing 1 :30 House Party To Tell the Truth CBS News. Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm 3:30 General Hospital Show Time Mike Douglas show Walter Cronklte 6:00 Mld-MLssourl, News, Weathe Sporta MONDAY EVENING 6 Ounsmoke 7 :30 The Lucy Show Andy Griffith 8:30 Grand Marquee Local News Final Weather Final World News Final Jonathan Winters Show 11:40 News Headlines and Weather TUESDAY EVEN mO Daktart Red Sketton 8:30 Second Hundred Yean Public Schools Present CBS News Special Local News Final Weather Final 10 World News Final and Weather WEDNESDAY EVENING Destination, North Pole Beverlv Hillbillies Green Aores 8:30 OKark Opry F.B.I. Local News Final Weather Final World News Final 10:25 Grand Marquee 12:00 Headlines and Weather THURSDAY EVENING Lawrence Welle 7 :30 Country Music Halt 8:00 Thursday Night Local News Final 10:10 Weather News Final World News Final 10:25 Grand Marquee Headlines and Weather FRIDAY EVENING Wild, Wild West Qomer Pyle Friday Night UovK Local News Final Weather Final World News Final Orand Headlines and Weather IATURDAY Shazzan Span Ghost Moby Wei 10 :30 Superman- Aquaman 11:30 Jonny Quest 12:00 Lone Ranger 12:30 Road Runner Big 8 Basketball CBS Golf Classic 4-H TV Science Club TEA 5:30 Let's Go To the Races CBS Saturday Review 6:30 crackle Gleason 7:30 My Three Sons 8:00 Hogan'5 Heroes 8:30 Petticoat Junction 9:00 Mannlx A Family Affair Grand Marquee, 12:00 Headlines and Weather A.

C. Johnson Dies; Son in Holliday HOLLIDAY Harry Johnson of Holliday attended funeral services and burial for his father, Anthony C. Johnson, at St. Louis. Mr.

Johnson, who would have been 80 years old in May, diec last Friday at his St. Loui KOMU-TV i Highlights of Week Smday, February 4 p.m. College Bowl--Furman University S. is challenger. p.m.--The Sunday Night Wild Side" Starring Laurence Harvey, Tapucine, Jane a Anne Jaxter and Barbara Stanwyck.

1962 film is a drama of ove and violence set in New Or- eans during the depression of the Monday, February 8 p.m. Trie Danny Thomas for my Baby" --Starring Janet Leigh, Ricar- lo Mont alb an, Rich Jason and Charles Ruggles. Tnesday, February I 6:30 p.m.--One Night Stands --C Bing Crosby will be the narrator for i program which presents Woody. Herman and His Orchestra, singer Johnny Rivers and the Bartok Hunt Circus. Wednesday, February 7 8 p.m.

The Fred Astaire ihow A musical special tarring Fred Astaire with Barrie Chase, Simon and Garfunk el, Sergio Mendes and Brasil 66, the young-Holt Trio, and he Gordian Knot singing group. 4 i a 1 accompaniment by Neal Hefti and his orchestra. Among the highlights: Astaire and Miss Chase team in a production medley of 'Limehouse Blues" and "China Miss Chase sings nd dances "Eleanor Rigby," and 'Summer Astaire sings numbers from his new film, 'Finian's Rainbo" and offers and rock 'n' roll versions of "Top Hat, White tie and Tails." Music Hall" will be pre-empted.) Thursday, February 8 7:30 p.m. Ironside a psychologist who collected art is 'ound murdered, Ironside tries to determine i of rhree lainters displays a potential for murder In the execution of his work. 9 p.m.

The Dean Martin how Dean's guests are Jane Morgan, Buttons and the comedy earn of Skiles and Henderson Friday, February 9 p.m.--NBC News Special-3 "American Profile: Music From the Eddy Arnold narrates a program or history of country music and its growth into its current status as a multi-million dollar enterprise and a tuneful American export. Other performers in the irogram are Buck Owens and Buckaroos, Lester Flatt and Sari Scruggs and the foggy fountain Boys, the.Stonemans, and Bill Anderson and the Po' Boys. Saturday, February 10 1 p.m.-Wide World of Sports --12-Round Semi-Final Bout be- ween Jerry Quarry and Thac Spencer in the World Heavyweight Championship Elimination Tournament from Oakland. Calif. 4 p.m.

Wonderful World ol Golf Today's match between Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros was filmed at the Cotton Bay Club, Eleuthera, the Bahamas. 8 p.m.--Saturday Night at the Movies "Freud" Starring Montgomery Clift, with Susannah York, Larry Parks, Susan Kohner, Eileen Herlie, Fernand Ledoux, David McCallium and Eric Porlman. The story of the conflicts and personal psychological torments experienced by the young Dr. Sigmund Freud (Clift) in arriving at his theory of infanitle sexuality. Universal 1962.

11:15 p.m. Venice: City in Danger--First presentation for At The Theaters Moberly Monitor-Index Evening Democrat Page 7 ar Feb. 3, ma JEFFERSON CITY (AP) A federal study of me entire field of juvenile, delinquency will be made this year in Missouri. It will be conducted by the division of -juvenile delinquency services in the children's bureau of the U. S.

Department Health, Education and Welfare. The division director, Phillip G. Green, said it should be completed by the end of the year. Wide Range Lt. Gov.

Thomas F. Eagleton, chairman of the Governor's Committee on Delinquency anil Crime, said the study will cover delinquency prevention programs, relationship between.pi- lice and juvenile offenders, detention facilities, community programs, clinical services THAT'S A GRAPEFRUIT Sonny holding and that's bonde- available the courts wigsed Cher daring him to hit her with it, in this comedy placement and parole facilities, gangster scene from "Good Now showing Eagleton named Charles Slate Theater. Mann, director of the St. Louis Bureau for Men and chairman of the technical advisory committee for the governor's committee, to serve as contact with the federal group making, the study. Plan Study Of Juvenile Delinquency Interact Club to Raise Money for Youth Exchange The Moberly Interact Club will sponsor its second annual chili- soup-pie project Saturday, Feb.

17, at the St. Pius School cafeteria from 11:30 a.m. to 1:39 p.m. and from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. The club wants to use the money for a student exchange- some youth from Moberly visiting a foreign country and some youth a foreign country visiting Moberly Interact members are young men with four years of High MARLON BRANDO and Elizabeth Taylor play husband and School.

The club is sponsored wife deeply involved with sexual inadequacy and lust in "Re- fections in a Golden Now at the 4th Street Theater, New Devices to Cut Auto Thefts; Driver Must Help It's gelling tougher to steal a car--but more cars are getting stolen. A number of thefl-discourag- ng gadgets ranging from warning buzzers to steering columns that lock if the wrong makes it more difficult to "jump" the ignition switch un der the hood a long-time vorite way to steal a car. In addition, notes the article, almost all '68 cars have vehicle identification plates lo- hands try to operate them ca ted just under the windshield are being installed in '68 here they can be seen without More arc planned for '69 mo- having to enter the car. This will help investigators checking on dels. Nonetheless, a February Reader's Digest arlicle reports, auto theft continues lo be a "growth industry." About were stolen in 1967 up 17 per cent over the previous year; a National Automobile Theft Bu- stolen cars.

Other Precautions Even greater headaches are in store for car thieves in 1969, Wliarlon notes. Both GM ami Tord will have a device that i uiui i iu i iiti i -Ji 1 reau estimate says that by 1970 oc st( CT wheels when the the take will be nearly one bil-j ltlo ke ls in llc lion. Why the increase, in visw of measures: Mainly, because so many automobile owners all but invite thieves to steal'their cars. An FBI study found that four out of five slol- cars were left with doors unlocked; and of every 100 stolen autos, 42 were left with the key in the ignition. Anti-Theft Measures silioii.

manufacturers are increasing the number of key lock combinations 729 in (he '67 GM cars, compared with 64 in the previous year's models. Thus thieves who use "master keys" will need nvre than ten times the number they used to carry. But the best "device" against auto theft is a careful owner. "No car can be made completely if ic (i mi i ca it fi T- tit A Faced with such driver lap- says B. W.

Bogan, ses, automakers are trying to TM gm nn vice PrMidert at Vmii'f stlsinn render cars as nearly theft- proof as possible. Reader's Digest author Don Wiiarlon describes some of the methods they are using. For example, in all new Gen- oral Motors cars a buzzer sounds can came close, add a couple oi common-sense measures to those taken by the auto manufacuterec: always remove the ignition key when you leave your car, and always locR your ora oors cars a uzzer if the. is still in the lock i a 01 when the driver's door is The article 'New Gadgets to 1968 in the "Saga of Westerned Ford cars for '68 will havei st Auto Theft," is condensed jy the Rotary Club. There are more than 2,000 Interact club's 59 countries, with a merri- oership more than 50,800 young men.

The purpose of Interact is to develop a deaire in the individual to serve his fellowmen in his community and to i i i a an international understanding through international contacts; either in person 4 or by letter. FDA to Halt Sale Of Diet Pills With Thyoid Digitalis WASHINGTOT (APJ the Food and Drug Administration is moving to halt the sale of thyroid-digitalis pills that thousands of Americans use to off excess weight. Dr. James L. Goddard, commissioner of the FDA, announced the action Friday at a subcommittee and-immediately was criticized by the subcommittee chairman, Sen.

Philip A. Hart, for not having done so long ago. The FDA showed "lousy judgment" in its reluctance to act, especially since there have been indications for years thyroid-digitalis pills can be harmful, even fatal, Hart said. 'T think it is a skeleton in your closet," he said. Goddard, -wit has headed the FDA only since January 1966, defended the agency's conduct by saying (hat early evidence against the pills--some dating back to the 1940s--was not conclusive enough to justify having them taken off the market.

and children, Denny, Cindy. Susan and Sharon, Clark. Mrs. Beulah Courcton has returned home after a visit in the home of her daughter. Mrs.

Bruce Tuwney, Vinita, Okla. Cheryl spent the Hopper, Moberly. weekend with her grandmother. Mrs. Rhoda Sumpler.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis, Higbee, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slevens and Susie.

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Muehe and HI. have returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Muehe. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Muehe, Mrs. Josie Muehe and Larry Bolt spent Sunday wifli Mr.

and Mrs. Don Stuck, Debbie ind Klrlisvilte. Mrs. Marvin Danziger. Mark.

Diane and Bruce, Moberly, vi- Tuesday aft.rnoon with Mrs, Dalsie M. Asbury. Mr. and Mri. Vernoo Thorn- Ihelr son, Bobbie, who is home on leave from the Tuesday, Feb.

6 Madison School 9-1; Wildwood Health Center Besides the son, he is survived by three other sons, two daughters, one step daughter; School 9-12; Higbee Adult 12:451:15. Friday, 9-- Greenwood GreeaweU North Fork Cradle of Science Granville great-grandchildren. The services and burial were in Yount, Those attending were the hon- We dnesdav Feb 7 Middle a aug TMf on nrnp and lik wife- Wednesday, freti. 7--Middle six sisters, three brothers and orce and ins wife, Miss Joyce Grove Adult Levmgs, Kansas.City; Mr. and Thursday, Feb.

8 Higbee Mrs. Marvin Hodges, Diann and Brian of Perry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buckman and Gale, Mike, Kent and May Beth, of Shelbina; and Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Levings and Tina, Glen and Dean Levings, of Madison. Classified Man" i This one-hour ABC News documentary traces the historical significance of Venice from its most glorious age, wihch lasted three centuries, through its years of gradual decline, and, finally, to its current crisis periol when it is facing destruction by the sea which formed the essence of its greatness. Views of the Basilica of St.

Mark, the Ducal Palace, and other famed attractions of the city, including artistic achievements, will be seen. narrow shoulders on thc' Analogy. door-lock push-down knobs, lo discourage thieves from hook- ing a looped wire around the knobs. Most '68 Fords will also have a door-opener handle a pulls inward instead of upward! Use the Want-Adsf STREET STATE handles will make it all but Mil- possible for a thief to open a locked door from the outside. New Chrysler, Dodge and Plymouth Cars have enclosed ignition-switch systems; Ihis tttt BUY W.rrl WE SERVICE ALL MAKES Sales and Service RADIOS T.V.

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