Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 60

CO June 8, 1965 THE BERKELEY REBELS' TV Channel 8 KQED 9 KXTV 10 KNTV 11 KOVR 13 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 KPIX 5 KVIE 6 Channel 7 tonight's Previews MR. NOVAK June Harding guests as an average CBS Special to Spotlight University Student Unrest 1 student who cracks under the All strain of striving for excel- Tht Tribune unnel re ipoffilble for trrtn us4 by Ut Sclttdul. art printed i a public s.rvici in tupplitj by lence to please her domineering parents in Anxiety." (Repeat) Channels 11 4, p.m 3 COMBAT! Following the completion of a wire-tap- ping mission, Sgt. Saunders and his crew stumble upon r. i i ji i a deserted larmnouse wnicn mey soon discover nouses a famous German colonel in "Operation Fly Trap." (Re- 2 peat) Channels 7, 7:30 4 per cent are classified as belonging to organizations that could be termed left wing, while 7.3 per cent belong to groups classified as right wing, "We might not like what these youngsters say about the older generation, about our society about morals, about politics," Barron coAcluded.

"But, after spending four months with them, it's my opinion that they're worth listening to." By. JACK AVER NEW YORK (UPI) The Columbia Broadcasting System has a one-hour special coming up on next Monday at 10 p.m. that, it hopes, will explain the somewhat pixilated conduct of some students on the Berkeley campus of the University of California in recent months. "Those kids at Cal are clamoring for the ear of the American public, loud enough to be heard, but perhaps too noisy to be understood clearly," said produceriArthur- "We hope that the broadcast will dispel much of the misinformation about this new, and very different, generation of students by clarifying who they are and what they want." "The Berkeley Rebels" was filmed on location on the campus. A NEW BREED "It's really a brand-new type of college kid we're dealing with," Barron continued.

"They go far beyond the age-old rebellion of the young against their elders and against authority. They're restless, they're outspoken, they're militant. "They flatly reject the politics and morality of present-day American society as they see them. And we tell the story through their eyes and by exploring their world." The program focuses on four students, listed by Barron as fnllnws' 11 CHARLES BOYER Touring the louvrt Red. The Searchers, British their recording hits.

For a 5 mimes the birth of a wouldrbe famous painteMRepeat), Channels 5, 10; 8:30 p.m. The Louvre fbost-narrator of a tour which presents the Paris museum fik an architectural masterpiece and as a mirror of Jinan's cultural progress. (Repeat) Channels 4, p.m. NAVY Capt. Binghamton (Joe Flynn) -embarks on the appetizing fatten up McHale (Ernest overweight and shipped out in "Six Pounds from Paradise." (Repeat) Channel 7, 8:30 p.m.

MOMENT OF FEAR A ventriloquist (John Hoyt) Tense TV Space Shows Recalled 'A As in p.m THE CREATIVE PER SON "Cartier-B on." Whether his subject is a face famed or anony- mous, or a moment of con temporary history, Henri Cartier-Bresson is one of modern photography's ge muses. Included in this meeting with the 57-year old Frenchman is his per ceptive record of the 1949 Chinese Revolution which displaced ancient feudal ism with communist doc trine. Channel 9, 8:30 p.m RED SKELTON HOUR Don Knotts appears as the commodore of the city park lagoons in a sketch with rock -V roll sing silent finale, Skelton panto-. (Color) Charles Boyer is campaign of attempting to Borgmne) so he can be ruled paper. (Repeat) Channels 7, up on the exclusive list had dropped down, obviously because they had gone into repeats.

Programs credited, with the largest audiences during the two-week period were, in this order, Bonanza, Gomer Pyle, Bewitched, Peyton Place (Thursday night episode), Dick Van Dyke Show, Peyton Place (Tuesday night), Andy Griffith Show, the special "Best on Record," Gunsmoke and Bever ly Hillbillies. on vacation. strangles his wife (Joan Shawlee) and tries to pin the rap on his dead wife's paramour in "A Farewell Per formance." (Repeat) Channels 4, 9:30 p.m. THE DOCTORS AND THE NURSES Part one of "The Suspect." Dr. Tazinski (Michael Tolan) is approached by a former girl friend (Jessica Walter) to perform an illegal medical service.

Even though he fuses, he winds up being charged with her murder. (Repeat) Channels 5, 10; 10 p.m. SPECIAL "Who Can Vote?" A special report examines the forces and procedures that prevent such minorities as New York City Negroes and Puerto Ricans, American Indians in the Far West and the Mexican-Americans in the Southwest from registering and voting. Edwin Newman is the Channels 4, 10 p.m, THE FUGITIVE David Janssen, employed in a missile plant, is trapped underground after an explosion, unaware that his nemesis. Lt.

Gerard fBarrv Morse Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE 'Ah, Don't touch that dial" 7 News 8 Flipper 9 6-What'sNew 10 News 11 Naked City 13 Death Valley Days 7:30 P.M. 2 It's a Wonderful World, (Color) 4-3 Mr. Novak: June Harding fr-77 Sunset Strip 7- 11-lJ-Combat: Gary Lockwood 8- Beverly Hillbillies 9- 6 Governor Brown's News Conference 10- r-Lawman 8 P.M. 2- Bold Journey 4- 3 Mr. Novak 5- 10 Joey Bishop Show ft-Ride the Wild Horse 7-lM3-Combat 3- Dick Van Dyke Show 9 The Changing Congress 8:30 P.M." 2 Story of a Songwriter 4- 3 The Louvre (Color) Charles Boyer 5- 10 Red Skelton Show: Don Knotts, The Searchers 6- French Chef 7- McHale's Navy 8- 11-13 Billy Graham Crusade 9- Creative Person: Cartier Bresson 4- 3--ril Bet (Color); News 5- 10 Search for Tomorrow; Guiding Light 7-11-13 Price Is 12 NOON 2 Jack Benny Show 3 Today at Noon; News 4- 8 Let's Make a Deal (Color); News 5- 7-11 Donna Reed Show 10 Noon Report 13 News; Today in Agriculture 12:30 P.M.

2 Hour of Stars 3 Leave It to Beaver 4 Moment of Truth 5 8-10 As the World Turns 7-11 Father Knows Best 13 Movie: "Shadow on the Window" (1957) 1 P.M. 2 Hour of Stars 4- 3 The Doctors 5- 8-10 Password 7 Rebus Game 11 Bingo 13Movie 1:30 P.M. 2-1 Want to Know 4- 3-Another World 5- 8-10-ArtLinkletter 7 Bat Masterson 11 Afternoon 13 Moyie 2 P.M. 2-Movie: "Claudia" (1943) Dorothy Provine 4- 3-You Don't Say (Color) 5- 8-10-ToTell the Truth; News 1 7-11-13-Flame in the Wind 2:30 P.M. 2 Movie 3- Movie: "Polo Joe" (1936) Joe E.

Brown 4 Match Game; News 5- 8-10-Edgeof Night 7-11-13 Day. in Court; News 3 P.M. 2 Movie; News 3- Movie 4-Movie: "Thirteenth Letter" (1951) Linda Darnell 5-8-10 Secret Storm 7-11-13 General Hospital 3:30 P.M. 2- Capt. Satellite 3 Movie 4 Movie 5- Wells Fargo Paid Advertisement 4 P.M.

2- Capt. Satellite 3- Movie: "The Lost Conti- nent" (1951) Cesar Romero 4- Movie 5- 10 Mike Douglas Show 7- 11-13 Trailmaster 8- Movie 4:30 P.M. 2- Mickey Mouse Club 3- Movie 4- Mayor Art 5- 10 Mike Douglas Show 7-1M3 Trailmaster 8-Movie 5 P.M. 2-Lloyd Thaxton Show 3- Movie, 4- Mayor Art 5- lGV-Mike Douglas Show 7- Movie: "The Man from Planet (1951) Robert Clarke 8- Movie 9-Music of the Twenties 11-Leave It to Beaver 13-Cap'n Delta 5:30 P.M. 2- 10 Lloyd Thaxton Show 3- Movie; 6:30 Report 4- Backelor Father 5- Movie 6- Time for Music; Friendly Giant 7- Movie 8- Sergeant Preston 9- Q.E.D.

Kindergarten 11 Rifleman 13-YogiBear 6 P.M. 2-Rocky and His Friends 4- J-Huntley-Brinkley 5- BigNews 7- Movie 8- News 9- WhafsNew 10- Lloyd Thaxton Show 11- News 13-News 1:30 P.M. 2-Science in Action (Color) 4- Report 5- 8-10-CBSNews 6- Stock Market Report; Musical Portraits 7- Leave It to Beaver; Sports 9-Discovery: "Winter Sleep" 11-Naked City 13-Wells Fargo 7P.M. 2- True Adventure (Color) 3- America (Color) 4- Ensign OToole 5- 77 Sunset Strip WEDNESDAY (A.M.. 3- Rhyme and Reason 4- Seminar IV; 6: 30, University of Michigan 5- 6:25, Operation Alphabet 7-Channel for Learning; 6:30, Singing Time in Dixie Focus on Farming; 6: 30 Summer Semester Niws; 6:45, Let's Speak English 7 A.M.

4- 3-8 Today 5- Jack's Place (Color) 7-MarshalJ (Color) 10-Diver Dan 13-CartoonIand; Mickey Mouse Club 8 A.M. 4- 3-8 Today 5- 10 Captain Kangaroo 7-On the Scene; Gypsy Rose Lee 11 Continental Classroom; Gospel Singing King and Odie; Movie: "As the Sea Rages" (1960) Cliff Robertson 9A.M. 4- 3-8 Truth or Consequences (Color) 5- 10 News -7-Girl Talk U-Hocus Pocus 13-Movie 9:30 A.M. Religion Today 4- 3.gWhat'sthis Song 5- 101 Love Lucy 7-wovie: "My Brother Talks to Horses" (1946) Peter Lawford Il-Buckaroo500; Hocus Pocus 13-Movie; People, Places and Things 10 A.M. 2-News -4-34 Concentration 5-10 Andy of Mayberry 7-Movie 11 Girl Talk 13-Father Knows Best 10:30 A.M.

2-Jack LaLanne 4- 3-8 Jeopardy (Color) 5- 10-The McCoys 7-Movie ll-People's Choice 13-Donna Reed Show 11 A.M. 2-RomperRoom 4- 3-Call My Bluff (Color) 5- 8-10 Love of Life; News 7-Movie; News 11-13 Rebus Game 11:30 A.M. 2-RomperRoom Times Pacific Daylight Time minut cfcifi9M. loci ilalicnt. 1P.M.

2 Human Jungle: Melvyn Hayes 4- 3-The Louvre 5- l(r-Red Skeltoo Show 6- ChalIenges: "Emergency Medical Care in the Sacramento Area" 7- Tycoon 8- 11-13-BiIly Graham Crusade 9- 0pen End 9:30 P.M. 2 Human Jungle" of Fear: John Hoyt f510-Petticoat Junction- 6 Challenges 7- 11-13-Peyton Place 9-0pen End 10P.M. 2 News 4- 3-Special: "Who Can Vote?" 5- 10-Doctors and the Nurses: (Part I). Martin Sheen, Shepperd Strudwick 6- Viewpoint on Mental Health 7- lM3-The Fugitive 8-The Lieutenant 9- 0penEnd 2 Best of Groucho 4- 3-Specail 5- 10-Doctors and the Nurses 6- 0pen Mind: "A Profile of Samuel Eliot Morrison" 7- 11-13-The Fugitive 8-The Lieutenant 9- Open End; About Channel 9 11P.M. 2 Movie: "The Doctor and the Girl" (1949) Glenn Ford 4- 3-News; Tonight Show (Color 5 News; The Merv Griffin Show ft Open Mind 7-13-News; Nightlife: Louis Nye 911:05, Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life: "Death" 10 News; Movie: "Mr.

Lucky" (1943) Cary Grant 11 News; Movie: "Shoot Out at Medicine Bend" (1957) Randolph Scott il MIDNIGHT Movie: "The En-chanted April" (1935) Ann Harding 7 la.m., Movies: "Two Tickets to London" (1943); "The Magic (1951) Lucille Crazy" (1959); My Little Margie 7- 11-13-The Young Marrieds 8 Movie: "Spy in the Sky" (1958) 10 Dobie Gillis 4 P.M. 2- Capt. Satellite 3 Movie: "In Our Time" (1944) IdaLupino 4 Movie 5- 10-Mike Douglas Show 7- 11-13-Trailmaster 8 Movie 4:30 P.M. 2 Mickey Mouse Club 3 Movie 4 Mayor Art 5 10-Mike Douglas Show 7- 11-13-Trailmaster 8 Movie 5 P.M. 2 Lloyd Thaxton Show 3 Movie 4 Mayor Art 5 10-Mike Douglas Show' 7 Movie: "Ride 'Em Cowboy" (1941) Abbott and Costello 8 Movie 9 Creative Person 11 Leave It to Beaver 13-Cap'n Delta 5:30 P.M.

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"There's Mike Rossman, 25, a graduate student and teaching assistant in mathematics. Kate 22, will be graduating shortly; she's an English major. Then there is Ron Anastaisi, 23, an undergraduate major in psychology. Also his girl friend, Sally Leary, who is 22 and a graduate student in comparative literature." FATHER TOO Mike Rossman's father, Harold Rossman, research and edu cation director for the area District Council of Carpenters, will be one of the non-students on the show. Others Include Thomas Barnes, history "professor and acting dean of students at Berkeley; Carl Schorske.

his- tory professor and chairman of the Faculty Emergency Executive Committee. Barron described his' four students as "not beatniks in the conventional sense of the word." "They're not at the bottom of their class academically," Barron continued. "Rather, they're closer to the top. And, above all, they're by no means all left wing, although their term for themselves is 'the new STUDY CITED Barron said that a study made by the political science department of the university showed that 47 per cent of the students who participated in the demonstrations have no political af-fiations of any sort: that only DU BROW National League pennant on the same day was perhaps more wracking. As for he Schirra flight, for the first time the Telstar satellite beamed the launching to Europe.

May 15, 1963 After a day's delay because of radar trouble in Bermuda, laconic Gordon Cooper, the quiet man, set out on his 34 hour 20 minute flight. He took along a tiny television camera to send back the first "live" U. S. pictures from space of himself and the Florida coast. The pictures were hardly discernible to viewers, but they were certainly precedent setting.

At the flight's finish, Cooper suddenly had trouble with his automatic control system and it became clear he would guide his craft down from orbit by hand. The tension finally was broken for viewers when a pool reporter on the recovery ship announced jubilantly that Cooper's capsule all at once was in view to the naked eye as it descended from the sky, swinging underneath its parachute. March 23, 1965 Gus Gris-som and John Young were fired into space for 4 hours 54 minutes in the nation's first two-man orbital journey. And televiewers sat in later when President Johnson got on the phone on their return, called Grissom and said: "Gus, this is Lyndon Johnson How are you?" Here's Lineup of Gemini Missions SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (UPI) Gemini 5 will be a seven-day flight to be made by astronauts L. Gordon Cooper and Charles (Pete) Conrad.

GEMINI 6, a two-day mission by Walter M. Schirra and Thom as Stafford, will feature the first attempted rendezvous with an Agena space craft. GEMINI 7 will be a 12 to 14- day mission. Geminis 8-12 will all be two-day rendezvous mis-sions. Philharmonic; Mozart's Symphony in Gurzenich's Symphony of Cologne; Rachmanin off Piano Concerto No.

3 in Minor, London Symphony. 9 p.m. KSFR-FM CONCERT: Smetana's Vysehrad from "Ma Vlast," Vienna Phil harmonic. 8 p.m. KPGM-FM FOOT HILL SYMPHONY HALL; Glaz- ounov's "Ruses d'Amour," Bol-shoi Theater Orchestra; Prokofiev's "Love for Three Oranges," Fiedler conducting the Boston Pops; Chopin's "Lies Sylphides," Boston Pops; "Ballet Highlights from French Opera." 9:30 p.m.

KpEN-FM-C N-CERT HALL: Chausson's "Poeme London Symphony. 10:05 p.m. KBRG-FM-SYM-PHONY: Mozart's Clarinet Quintet in Rameau's Concert Sextuor No. 4 in Flat, Haydns Flute and Oboe Concerto No. 4 in F.

TOMORROW 4:40 p.m. KSFO-AM-BASE-BALL: San Francisco Giants vi'New York Mets. i CBS Gains in Nielsen Ratings By CYNTHIA LOWRY RADIO LOGS tPM. KSFO-Lange; 4:40. Baseball; IF.

Glantt vs. N.Y. Mats KFRC News; Haley to I p.m. KNBR Stevt O'Shea to p.m.; David Brink ley Walter Cronkltt Kwu- newsDear cvvmng con ion KE WB KO Beachln to 6 KABL Limelight to 6 p.m. K5AY Jerry Leeds FAX Senior Citizens; World tomorrow KDIA Austin to p.m.

KKHI-Designs In Melody KYA-Johnny Holllday to 6 5 P.M. KCBS Thomas; News; 5:40, Ask Herman AM I. A I rranns FAX Life Ur P.M. KNBR Mike Phillips to p.m. i S.F.

Tonight KEWB-Johnny 10-KABL News; Candlelight and Gold to am, KYA-i Bobby Mitchell to 9 7 P.M. Reasoner Report; Vtepolnt to io p.m. KOO-Jlm Moore to 9:30 8P.M. KFRC Call El well to midnight KABL Symphony Hall to 10 p.m. KKHI-World of Adventure In Music PJW.

KNBR Ron Lyons to midnight Ira Blue to 1 a.m. KY A Tommy Saunders to 12 p.m. KDIA Bill Hall to p.m. 10 P.M. KCBS-News; Starlight Salute KABL-Gaslight to 12 KFAX 10:15, Hymnal; World Tomorrow KEWB Gene Price to 2 KY A Saunders to 1 a.m.

11P.M. KSFO Bill Heyward rv news wmsiiMity in" rvtuaiv 'til Dawn Hymnal KDIA Don Barksdale to 1 a.rru Wally Ray to 5 a.m. 12 MIDNIGHT 4 a.m. KFRC Jimmy Lyons to 4 a.m. KNBR Jim Jones to 4 a.m.

KABL Quiet Hours to 4 a.m. KY A Syracuse to 4 a.m. TOMORROW Wednesday, June 9 6 A.M. KSFfj Don Sherwood to 9 a.m. KFRC Dan Sorkin to 10 a.m.

KNBR Pledger to 10 a.m. KCBS News; McElhatton to 10 a.m. KGO Newsbeat Mornlna Edition to 9 a.m. KEWB Bob bv Dale to 10 KABL-Mornlng Overture to 10; 1:30, John K. Chapel KFAX Balm of Gllead; Revival KYA Gene Nelson to 9 a.m.

KDIA George Oxford to 10 a.m. Morning hesnvai to a.m. 7 A.M. KSAY 7:15, Woodward to noon KABL 7:30, John K. Chapel KFAX Dr.

Burpo; 7:45, Hour of Prayer 8 A.M. r.y KABL 1:30, John K. Chapel -KFAX Thru the Bible; Bible Institute KSFO-AI Collins to 12 9 A.M. KFRC News; Hlckock to noon KGO Owen Spann KFAX voice of Americanism; 9:30, Haven of Rest KYA Tony Bigg to 12 KKHI-Symphonic Variation 10 A.M. KNBR Frank Dill to 2 B.m.

KCBS-News; 10:10 Arthur Godfrey kgo Don McNeill KEWB Art Nelson to 2 B.m. KABL Serenade In the Morning to 12 KFAX Turnino Point; Back to the Bible KDIA John Hardy to 3 p.m. 11 A.M. KCBS-News; 11:10, House Party, 11:30, Dear Abby; Let's Talk to Lucy KGO Owen Spann to 1 KFAX 11:30, Hymnal KKHI-Popa Concert 12 NOON KFRC Al Davis to 4 p.m. KCBS-News; Spectrum 74 to 5:31 KABL John K.

Chapel; Masterpiece KSAY Dale Harry; 12:30, World Tomorrow KYA Jim Washburn to 3 KFAX Shepherd Hour; 12:30, Ave Maria 1P.M. KCBS Spectrum 74 to p.m, KABL Serenade' to 4 p.m. KGO Dunbar to 4 p.m. KFAX-Voice of China and Asia; Epheslaa Church KDIA Rip Austin to 9 p.m. KKHI-World of Opera I 2 P.M.

Edith Head KNBR Steve O'Shea to 4 p.m. KEWB KO Beachin to 4 KFAX Faith Messenger; A. A. Allen 3 P.M. KYA-Johnny Holtiday to 4 KFAX Lite Line; Health 4 P.M.

KSPO-Jim Lange; 4:40, Baseball, S.F, Giants vs. N.Y. Mets KNBR 4:30, Davlo Brlnkley KCBS 4:40, Walter Cronklte KGO-Newsbeat-Evenlng Edition- to 7 p.m. KFAX Senior Citizens; World Tomorrow FM KXKX 88.5 KCBS 98.9 KPFB 89.3 KNBR 99.7 KFJC ...,89.7 KEEN 100.3 KAIW 91.7 KTIM 100.9 KDFM 92.1 KPEN 101.3 KSJO 92.3 KBBM 101.7 KJAZ 102.1 93.3 KPAT 102.9 KPFA ...94.1 KGO ..103.7 KSFR 104.5 KKHI 104.9 KRON 96.5 KBRQ 105.3 KEAR ,,,97.3 KFRC .106.1 KPGM KABL .107.7 AM 560 KOFY ,.1050 KFRC KNBR KCBS KGO KEWB KABL KKIS KSAY 680 KIBE 1220 1260 1310 1400 1450 1480 .1510 810 KDIA 910 KPAT 960KSOL '1010 KTIM KKHI 1550 Multiplm ton. By RICK HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The triumphant conclusion yesterday of the four day space flight of Edward White and James Mc- Divitt may have seemed to some televiewers almost an expected, matter-of-course proce dure because of past suc cesses, But do you remember the television expenences of those past successes? In 1961, astronauts Alan Shep- ard and Gus Gnssom had achieved separate sub orbital flights, brief ones 15 and 16 minutes each.

Then: Feb. 20, 1962 John Glenn, a steel' nerved 40-year-old father, embarked on a 4-hour 56-minute mission in a Mercury capsule. As he was fired into space, a CBS reporter, unable to contain his feelings any longer, expressed the thoughts of millions of; televiewers who joined in the nefvous and emotional experience of the blastoff: "Aw, go, baby." It was a memorable blending of reporter audience reaction. May 24, 1962 Scott Carpenter's mission, also 4 hours 56 minutes, provided one of the most terrifying televiewing experiences video has ever known because of what was described at the time as a 40-min-ute loss of radio contact upon re-entry. Later on, it turned out that officials had overdrama-tized the alleged crisis.

But at the time there was a nightmarish dread. At New York's Grand Central Station, where a crowd watched the flight on a large CBS TV screen, there was suddenly silence and grim-ness. Finally it was reported that a search plane had picked Carpenter's high frequency radio beacon out of the Atlantic Ocean and that he was in a life raft. Oct 3, 1962 Wally Schirra went aloft for 9 hours 13 minutes, and it was a breeze. To baseball fans, the nationally-televised playoff game in which the.

San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers for the NEW YORK WV-CBS emerged winner by a small margin in the latest Nielsen rating report covering the two-week period ending Mby 23. In the numbers game, CBS rolled up a 16.2, with NBC achieving 15.9 and ABC, 15.4. One interesting aspect was that all programs listed by Nielsen as 10 most popular shows were still showing new material, while a couple of programs "The Lucy Show" and "The Fugitive," which normally show Mm RADIO HIGHLIGHTS TELL DISC JOCKEY GENE NELSON WHAT YOU THIfJIC OF ROCK 'N ROLL- while he's the guest on KCBS's Do you like or dislike his kind of music and the "dances that go with it? Why do you think it's become "the sound of the Call YU 2-7012, beginning at 4:40 p.m. KSFO BASE BALL: San Francisco, Giants vs.NewYorkMets. 5:30 p.m.

KPFA-FM-MUSIC OF THE 20TH CENTURY: Stra vinsky's Canon for String Quartet, Schoenberg's Canon for string Quartet, Castiglioni's Tropi, Babbitt's Vision and Prayer, Nono's I Schoenberg's Suite, Stravinsky's Serenade in A. 6 p.m. KPGM-FM DINNER MUSIC CONCERT: "Beyond the Blue Horizon," "Operetta Memories," "Music for Dreaming," "Honeymoon in Paris." 7 p.m. KDFC-FM CONCERT HALL: Mozart's Sonata No. 16 Flat Major.

Walter Klein; Satie's Three Pieces in the Form of a Pear, Casadesus; Brahms' Klavierstucke, Walter Gieseking. 7 p.m. KRON-FM SEVEN O'CLOCK CURTAIN: "Flo r-ello," original cast; "Mile. Modiste: Kiss Me Again." 8 p.m. KPEN-FM.

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