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00 00 A a 16 THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 24, 1970 Tydings, Beall Trade Charges On Influence Of Campaign Donations Govern S.D.) and $40,000 from labor unions. "Is there any doubt why he votes the way they want him to?" Mr. Beall a asked. "We're proud of our union spport," a Tydings aide responded, calling the McGovern charge "ridiculous." A Beall aide said that the $2.500 given to the congressman's campaign by firearms lobbyists and executives "is kind of a low sum to be using as a charge we've been bought." Another made by the senator Citizens charge, Against Tydings and the Mary- land Gun Lobby were sending out "a political packet to its workers across the state containing gun lobby hate sheets, Beall bumper stickers, voter record cards and instruction sheets" for a late telephone campaign. "Accept Their Support" A Beall aide said that the Western Maryland congressman "has no contact with these people" but added, "We accept their support just as we accept the support of the American Mr.

Beall's allegations concluded with a hint that a $500 Today's Television Programs and Road Runner 11 Learning to Read. 4 8 Heckle and Jeckle. 5 Beany and Cecil. 7 The Christophers. (26 Sesame Street.

8.15 7 The Living Word. 8.30 1 At Home In Maryland. 13 Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. 40 Woody Woodpecker. 5 Mr.

Magoo. 7 Choice. 20 Metropolitan Washington in Action. 9.00 2 9 16 43 Sabrina and the Groovy Ghoulies. 11 Garden Living.

13 Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp. Penn State vs. Army at West Point, N.Y. 67 Folk Guitar. 4 YOU! 9 43 The Jetsons.

(26 MisteRogers. 2.00 2 Your Family Doctor. 11 Oceanographers In the Polar Regions. 67 Antiques. 4 Voices.

8 Dance Party. 9 Gilligan's Island. (26 Sesame Street. 43 Action Theater. 2.15 2 American Education Week.

2.30 2. To be announced. 11 Heckle and Jeckle. 67 Making Things Grow. 9 Something Else.

3.00 2 N.F.L. Game of the Week. 11 Woody Woodpecker Show. 67 Bridge With Jean Cox. 4 Georgetown Forum.

SPECIAL Rebroadcast of animated cartoon special featuring the Charles M. Schulz comic strip character from "Peanuts" Linus will again take up his Halloween vigil in the pumpkin patch. 11 4 8 Goldilocks. SPECIAL Musical version of the classic fairy tale in live action and animation, featuring Bing Crosby and his wife Kathryn and two of their children, Nathaniel and Mary Frances, who is seen in the title role. Rebroadcast.

24 7 16 Lawrence Welk Show. (26) N.E.T. Playhouse. 9.00 2 9 43 Arnie. Arnie is angry that an indignant executive is an able 65-year-old employeE to retire.

Jack Albertson. 11 4 8 Saturday Night at the Movies. "The Acquarians." Drama of the operation of Deep Lab. a nuclear-powered self-contained science unit located 500 feet underwater on the continental shelf. Jose Ferrer, Leslie Nielsen, Ricardo Montalban.

1970. 5 Star Trek. 20 Adults Only. 9.30 2 9 (16) 43 Mary Tyler Moore Show. Mrs.

Morgenstern (Nancy Walker) arrives in Minneapolis-St. Paul to visit Rhoda who won't even see her mother because they always fight, So Mrs. Morgenstern moves in with Mary. 13 On Trial: Criminal Justice. SPECIAL Documentary on the problems of prison rehabilitation, featuring a confrontation between the prisoners, the police, the prosecutors, judges and prison officials.

24 The Story. 67 Flick-Out. 7 The Most Deadly Game. 10.00 2 9 16 43 Mannix. 24 Gospel Tabernacle.

67 The Constitutional Question. Debate on six proposed amendments to the Maryland Constitution. 5 News; Sports. (26 Arts and Music. 10.30 24 Pauline Wells Lewis.

5 All American College Show. 7 N.Y.P.D. 110.45 20 Backstage. By BENTLEY ORRICK The campaign for United States senator grew more heated yesterday as both candidates swapped charges about the other's campaign contributors. Sen: tor Joseph Tydings seeking reelection to a second six-year term, charged that his Republican opponent, Representative J.

Glenn Beall, Jr. 6th) is "the candidate." "Ultra-Liberal Group" And Mr. Beall charged that Mr. Tydings has taken $8,000 from an "ultra-liberal group" headed by Senator George 5.50 13 Inspiration. 6.00 13 Faith for Life.

6.30 13 Your Government. 5.55 8 News. 7.00 13 The Active Ones. Cisco Kid. 7.15 4 Faith and Life.

7.25 2 News. 1 Morning Devotions. News. 5) Today in Your Life. 7 30 2 Dastardly and Muttley.

11 The Christophers. Cartoon Festival. Across the Fence. Fun House. The Big Picture.

Perry Platypus. 9 Sunrise Semester. 16 Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. 7.45 11 Davey and Goliath. 8.00 29 16 43 Bugs Bunny 12 00 2 9 16 43 Scooby Doo, Where Are You? 04 8 Hot Dog.

13 7 The Hardy Bros. 60 The Humanities. 20 The Now Explosion (continued), 26 Miste Rogers. 12.30 2 9 43 The Monkees. 1 4 8 Jambo.

13 A Matter of Pride. 67 Love, Tennis. 7 American Bandstand. 26 Sesame Street. 1.00 2 Woman's Journal 11 Tomfoolery Show.

13 The Rifleman. 67 Designing Women. 4 It's Your Bet. 5 Saturday Movie. Maryland Football.

Roller Derby. 9 16 43 Dastardy and Muttley. 1.30 2 Our Street. 11 A Child Is Waiting. 13 7 16 College Football.

6.00 Pinbusters. 4 It's Academic. 5) I Love Lucy. News, Sports. D.C.

Youth Questions. 20 The Now Explosion. 26 Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 6.30 13 News; Sports. 67 Homewood.

4 8 NBC News. 5 Petticoat Junction. 7 News; Sports. 9 (16 43 CBS News. 14 Foreign Legionnaire.

(26 The Constitutional Question. 7.00 11 News. 13 The Twilight Zone. 4 Perspective. Dick Van Dyke Show.

7 News; Sports. 8 Something Else. 9 Political Program. Jack Long Show. 016 Arnie.

43 All American College Show. 7:30 2 9 16 43 Mission Impossible. Through a delicate brain operation Paris is programmed by enemy agents to liquidate his Phelps of the Mission Force. 11 04 8 Andy Williams Show. Tonight's guests are Don Ho, Cass Elliott, the Temptations and Rosemary Clooney.

13 Saturday Movie. "For wealthy, Love widow or hires Money." a hand- A some attorney to act as matchmaker for her three beautiful daughters and the men she has selected for them. Kirk Douglas, Gaynor, Gig Young, William Bendix. 1963. 24 Let's Make a Deal.

67 Voters Ask. 6 Truth or Consequences. 7 Let's Make A Deal. 26 San Francisco Mix. 8.00 24 The Newlywed Game.

67 N.E.T. Playhouse. 5 I Spy. 7 The Newlywed Game. 14 Movie 14 Double Feature.

(20 Playboy After Dark. Guests are Bill Crosby and Hugh O'Brian. 8.30 2 0 43 It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, WMAR-TV (CBS) Baltimore WGAL-TV (NBC) Lancaster WBAL-TV (NBC) Baltimore 3) WTOP-TV (CBS) Washing'n 24 WMET-TV (UHF) Baltimore 26 WETA TV (UHF) Washing'n 13 WJZ-TY (ABC) Baltimore WMPB (Educ-cult.) Balto. WFAN-IV (UHF) Washing'n WRC-TV (NBC) Washington 16 WBOC-TV (UHF) Salisbury WTTG-TV. Washington Wash' gal 20 73 WSBA WDCA-TV (UHF) Wash.

(ABC) 43 (UHF) York contribution from O. Roy Chalk, owner of the D.C. Transit System, was returned by Mr. Tydings because the Republicans knew about it and could have used it as an example of indiscretion on the senator's part. Mr.

Tydings said the contribution, made in May to a Tydings committee in Washington, was returned September 10 when the senator found out that a bill ordering public purchase of the transit system, instead of being enacted this year, was to be held over until next session. Mr. Tydings said that he supported the bill as chairman of 2 9 (16) 43 1 The Harlem Globetrotters. 148 The Pink Panther. 13 7 Here Come the Doubledeckers.

5 Dennis The Menace. (26 MisteRogers. 10.45 67 Americans from Africa. 11.00 2 9 16 43 The Archie Fun House. 4 8 H.

R. Pufnstuf. 13 7 Hot Wheels. 5 America West. (26 Sesame Street.

11.15 67 Fundamentals of Data Processing. 11.30 1 4 8 Here Comes The Grump. 13 4-H Science Series. 5) Big Movie. 7 Sky Hawks.

24 43 Horse Racing. 67 The Vanishing Wilderness. 4 David Eaton Show. 5 Gidget. 8 Country Carnival.

5.00 2 To Rome with Love. MD Kirby Scott Show. 13 16 Wide World of Sports. Muhammed Ali (Casius Clay) VS. Rocky Marciano, World cleavyweight Fight.

Championship 24 Sunset Theater. 67 Politics 70. 5 The Mohers-in-Law. 8 Bowling. 9 The Wild, Wild West.

14 Film Feature. (26 Folk Guitar. 43 Charlie Chan Cinema. 5.30 2 Saturday's Top Movie. 67 Realities.

4 Community Tieline. 5 McHale's Navy. 14 Big Picture. (26 The Vanishing Wilderness. tions during World War II.

Carroll Baker. 1961. 8 Film Playhouse. 9 Charlie Chan Film Festival. "Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo." Chan is on vacation, but gets involved in a gambling racket and a murder.

Warner Oland, Virginia Field. 1937. (26 Conversation with Rise Stevens and Alan Jay Lerner. 12.00 20 Turn-On Movie. "Go, Johnny Go!" The rise of "Johnny Melody" from an orphaned child to a talented singer.

Alan Freed, Jimmy Clanton. 1958. 12.45 7 Film. 1.00 11 News; Devotions. 5) Chiller.

"The Day the Earth Froze." A witch, refused A magic heavenly fire, goes into a rage and stops the sun, turning the land into ice. Nina Anderson, John Powers. 1961. 9 Movie 9. "The Looters." Five desperate men and a girl are trapped on a gale-lashed mountain after their plane crash.

Rory Calhoun, Julie Adams. 1955. 1.10 2 Bonus Feature. "Three Brave Men." After 22 years, a man 1s dismissed from his Navy Department job as a security risk, and friends convince him to fight. Ray Milland, Nina Foch, Ernest Borgnine, Frank Lovejoy, Dean Jagger.

1957. 1.30 13 ABC News. 1.40 4 Faith and Life. 1.45 13 The Late Late Show. "Undertow." When a Chicago big-time gambler is murdered, the evidence points to his niece's fiance, an ex-racketeer.

Scott Brady, John Russell, Rock Hudson. 1950. 8 News; Bible Reading. 2.25 (5) Today in Your Life. 2.30 9 News; Meditations.

2.45 2 News; Lord's Prayer. 3.15 13 The Answer. Radio Highlights ON THE HOUR WBAL, WCBM, WEBB, WBMD-FM, WEBR, WITH. ON THE HALF HOUR WFBR. WITH, WITH-FM, WBAL, WAYE.

FIVE MINUTES OF THE HOUR- 4 8 Tomfoolery. 5) The Cisco Kid. 7 New Life in the New Testament. (20 Of Lands And Seas. (26) MisteRogers.

9.15 67 Educational Psychology. 9.30 11 Opportunity Line. 4 8 The Bugaloos. 5 Top Cat. (26) Sesame Street.

10.00 2 Professor Kool. 1 4 8 Dr. D. 13 7 Will the Real Jerry Lewis Sit Down? 67 Fundamentals of Mathematics. 5) Porky Pig.

2 16 43 Josie and the en Pussycats. 20 The Now Explosion. Afternoon 5 Black News. 8 Film Playhouse. 9 Sir Graves Ghastly.

26 The Course of Our Times. 3.30 2 This Week in Pro Football. 11 Hazel. 24 Upbeat. 67 French Chef.

4 Topic. 5) Daktari. (14) Movie 14. 26 Man Against His Environment. 43 Medic.

4.00 11 Danny. 67 Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 4 Conversations on Conscience. (26 Making Things Grow. 43 N.F.L.

Game of the Week. 4.30 2 All-American College Show. 11 Lucy. 11.00 2 News; Sports. News; Sports.

13 News; Sports. 24 Cinema 24. "Three Blind Mice," Three sisters go to a California resort in an attempt to find millionaire husbands. Loretta Young, Joel McCrea, David Niven, Stuart Erwin. 1938.

4 News; Sports. 5 David Susskind Show. 7 News; Sports. News; Sports. News; Sports.

(16) News; Sports. 20 Turn-On. 3 Keystone Showcase. 11.20 7 Big Movie. "In the French Style." An American learns that she must say good-by to Paris.

Jean Seberg, Stanley Baker. 1963. Also: "Upstairs and Downstairs." A couple have difficulties in selecting people for their films, Michael Craig, Anne Heywood Claudia Cardinale. 1961. 11.25 (16) Stardust Theater.

"Anastasia." A rogue tutors an amnesiac girl in Germany as surviving daughter of Nicholas II, so as to claim a 40 million dollar inheritance. Brynner, Ingrid Bergman, Helen Hayes. 1956. 11.30 2 Big Movie of the Week. "The Great Sioux Massacre." The story of Custer's last stand against the Sioux nation.

Joseph Cotten, Philip Carey, Darren McGavin, Nancy Kovac. 1965. News; Sports. 13 The Late Show. "Kiss of Death." captured jewel thief refuses to aid the assistant DA in finding the other member of his gang.

Brian Donlevy, Victor Mature, Richard Widmark, Coleen Gray. 1947. 4) Film Festival. "Bridge to the Sun." The true story of a Tennessee girl who marries a Japanese diplomat and their efforts to bring peace between the two News Reports WCAO, WWIN. QUARTER OF AND QUARTER AFTER THE HOUR Fifteen Minute Newscasts 7.00 A.M.

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the Senate District of Columbia Committee. The senator said Mr. Chalk opposed the bill. In a letter to the transit owner, the senator said: "I feel compelled to return this contribution lest anyone suggest, despite the obvious facts, that my judgment on the transit legislation might be influenced by your support for my re-election. State Education Board The state Board of Education will meet at 2 P.M.

Wednesday in Room 1004 at the State Office Building, 301 West Preston Marriage Licenses KNOTT-KANTERRoland 25, of Akron, Ohio; Barbara 19. DAVISWillie, 24, of Brooklyn, N.Y.; Phyllis 22. BROWN -SMITHWillie, 917 Cator avenue; Cornelia, 50. GORDEN- JOHNSTONHenry 30, of Hialeah, Fredericka, 32. NASONLouis 22, of 1734 St.

Paul street; Lucile 24. Henry 56, of Gambrils; Mary 46. BROWN- 21, of 1002 North Woodyear street; Rose 16. 20, of 2129 East Oliver street; Cynthia 22. 22, of 4307 Barrington road; Carole 20.

36, of Pensecola, Evelyn HARPER.Garfield 42, of 1225 West Potomac street; Esse 28. CARROI Clifford 39, of 1812 McHenry street; Katherine 39. 3d, 24, of Ferndale; Linda 21. BENDER- 27, of 3027 Willoughby road; Carol 22. 18, of 807 St.

Paul street; Susan 20. 19, of 1845 McHenry street; Agnes 16. HINKLEJoseph 24, of 1318 Webster street; Madeline 22. 21, of 8122 Loch boulevard, Towson; Mary Beth, 17. ARPINRaymond 22, of 4404.

Forest View avenue; Roberta Ann, 18. Timothy 20, of 3501 Cascade avenue; Deborah 17. 19, of 2115 West Baltimore street; Jacqueline 19. GORE 27, of 1002 South Kenwood avenue; Monica 23. FISCHERLarry of 2812 Montebello terrace; Erani 22.

44, of 6410 Elray drive; Silvia 33. GROSS- 77, of 1031 West Sarah Ann Strtet; Bessie 79. 37, of 223 West Franklin street; Bernadine 20. NELSONStephen 19, of Bangor, Maine; Lynne, 22. WEAVER Maurice 20, of 6113 Parkway drive; Roma, 23.

26, of 243 South Chapel street; Eileen 22. 21, of 3442 Reisterstown road; Gloria, 16. TRALINSKY-RASHKES Morris, 73, of 1244 Williams street; Beatrice, 73. CONYERS LEAD STILL SOUGHT Probe Of Arundel Girl's Murder Remains Stymied Bureau of The Annapolis, Oct. 23-Anne Arundel county police had nothing to report today in the threeday-old investigation of the murder and rape of a high school coed from Glen Burnie.

The girl, Pamela Lynn Conyers, 16, of the 8900 block Twin Ridge drive, was reported missling last Friday when she failed to return home from a shopping trip to the Harundale Mall. Her body was found Tuesday morning in an area between the eastbound and westbound lanes of the Mountain road, near route 648 in Pasadena. She had been strangled, a medical examiner said. Police said late today that there are no suspects in the case and no one has been brought in for questioning. Services Conducted For Pamela Conyers Services for Pamela Lynn Conyers, the 16-year-old Glen Burnie High School student who was raped and murdered eight days ago, were held at the Fink funeral establishment, Crain highway and Fifth avenue in Glen Burnie.

Dozens of people, many of them classmates who were excused from classes, attended the funeral services. Miss Conyers was a junior in the high school's college preparatory program. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William M.

Conyers; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gilmore; maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Hagenson, all of Hattiesburg, two brothers, Christopher and Jeffrey Conyers, who lives with their parents in Glen Burnie. Mandel, Blair Offer Views On Protest, Law And Order Blair Mandel C. Stanley Blair, the Republican candidate for governor, yesterday made "law and order" his first priority if elected, saying that "until we stop crime we cannot start meaningful community co-operation." In a speech to the Montgomery County Men's Club in Silver Spring, Mr. Blair said that he was placing law and order at the head of the list "not as a demagogue, not as a racist, but as a highly pragmatic politician who recognizes first things first.

Grudging Support "Until the majority are satisfied on the point of public safety," he said, "there will be only grudging marginal support for all else. "We are not," he said, "going to achieve a sense of community until we have eliminated the atmosphere fear, hostility and suspicion that pits people against one Mr. Blair listed his second priority as civic participation, stating local that "through and incentives innogovernments vations on the state level we must reinvolve the citiezn in the life of his community." He placed "confronting the society" challenge third on his list of priof the metropolitan orities. He said this challenge runs the gamut of all urban problems pollution, education, transportation and housing. Mr.

Blair said that his plans would not neglect the poor. "We cannot race by them over super-highways and presume what we do not see does not exist," he said. "Poverty breeds hatred so strong and rancid it could pollute the most idyllic suburban society. We are going to have to bring the poor and especially their children into the mainstream of American advantlage." See and Hear U. S.

Senate Candidate J. GLENN BEALL. TONIGHT WMAR-TV, Ch. P.M. Authority BEALL FOR SENATE Committee, John F.

Doetzer, Treasurer Governor Mandel, in a speech at a police ceremony yesterday morning, defended the right to "legitimate" protest but warned that violence, civil disturbances and attacks on policemen "will not be tolerated." "Individual rights and the right to legitimate protest must be protected," the Governor said. "But, as long as I Governor of Maryland, unlawful acts of violence and civil disturbances will not- and I want to repeat that will not be tolerated, Prevention Underscored "And I want to assure you," he added, "that every step that can be taken will be taken to prevent the unwarranted at times I must say insane-attacks on the Governor Mandel spoke at a graduation-and-awards ceremony of the Baltimore City Police Department at the War Memorial building. The 12-minute address was his main talk on law enforcement in his Democratic campaign for a new term as the state's chief executive, though he has discussed similar issues in position papers, radio interviews and television advertisements. He reasserted his views on methods to deal with crime, suggesting a balance program of police, court, prison and parole systems. He praised policemen as men "in the blue uniform that symbolizes community stability." Police "Rights" "Far too often," he said, "it is forgotten that the law enforcement officers have rights, too the same rights that the rest of us have, the right of self-defense, the right of life, the right to choose a way in which they want to serve society." VOTERS ASK Special: THE VOTING MACHINE TONIGHT AT 7:30 CHANNEL wmpb A station of the Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting Saturday Special Purchase! Save LANE Sweetheart Chest Reg.

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