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A DAYTON DAILY NEWS Saturday, December 18, 1965 Sunday Monday Tuesday Morning Morning Morning WHIO-TV WLW-D WCP0TfvWKRC.TV WLWT WKEF-TV WHIO-TV WLW-D WCPOTV WKRC-TV WLW-T WKEF-TV WHIO-TV WLW-D WCPO-TV WKRC-TV WLW-T WKIMV Ch. 7 Ch. 2 Ch. 9 Ch. 12 Ch.

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7 LONDON, Dec. 18 UP) Britain's first pay-television system will begin operations Jan. 7 showing mainly feature films and sports events such as a prerecorded wrestling program from Chicago. An evening with the Royal Ballet," starring Margot Fon- teyn and Rufold Nureyev, is also scheduled. seeeeT assssslS Uflfl HbLvyJsW 1 iHi tB "mm dsH ihsk HlWV JkWmW WmW wmr HH mmr Nl BM HVtNSra A ifllliiltBSBsVsssVsBsVlisiBliB spends about 10 shillings ($1,401 a week," said Lord Brabourne.

"We shall be putting out 50 hours of programs a week but we expect our subscribers to be selective viewwrs." FJtfjbmve film Will mhwmM four-different tiov Pay-tcleviston will start initially in the London boroughs of Westminster and South-wark with 2,000 to 3.000 sub-scrilers. By late summer, Truman Swnyxe Pay-TV, Ltd. hopes to have 4n. i tyiWeek period. 10,000.

Its chaiiTnan, Lord NEW YORK, Dec. 18-John Cameron Swayze, the familiar TV and radio newscaster, asks former President Truman "Mr. Truman, at one time during your administration Chiang Kai-shek announced his intention to invade the Chinese mainland. Sir, what did you tell the general at that time?" "You don't have a chance," snaps back Truman. THE ABOVE exchange was part of a recorded ress conference released by Cajiiiol records under the title of "Welcome to the LBJ Ranch!" The brainchild of former TV comedy writers Earle Doud and Alen Robin, the record contains a series of question and answer sessions between such political dignitaries ns Robert Kennedy, Dwight Eisenhower, Nelson 'President Johnson, Barry Goldwater and well-known newsmen John Cameron Swayze, Westbrook Van Voorhis and John St.

Leger. oixl and when Gov. Rockefeller asked what he gave his wife for their anniversary and he replies, "The state of New York, the state of New Jersey, the state of Connecticut i and all the jseople in those states," we know he's not saying it deliberately to be funny, but Doud and Robin unearthed the answer from many Rockefeller tapes, wrote the question, placed it in Rocky's file and when they drafted their final script decided this exchange fitted the concept they had planned 13 months ago their comedy record. HOPE RVDEN WITH MICROPHONE IN SURINAM VILLAGE Writer, Director in Charge of Documentary Camera Crew. Twentieth Century Tells Of Blonde's Jungle Trek Brabourne, said there is a sound basis for a pay-television system In Britain since It has the biggest television relay system by wire outside Russia.

MORE THAN 100,000 homes In London are connected to television relay services and wires carrying the programs run near 500,000 homes. In the country as a whole more than one million homes receive television by relay services. "This means we do not need a large capital outlay in order to connect our subscribers," said Lord Brabourne. Subscribers will have a small gray box into which they will insert two-shilling coins (28 cents). A feature film will cost six shillings.

"WE WHX be very happy If the average subscriber BUNG IS HOST Christmas At Palace HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 18-The Yule spirit will prevail on the Christmas night colorcast of ABC-TV's Hollywood Palace," with Bing Crosby making his fourth appearance this season as guest-host. Among Bing's special guests on the program will be his old friends, Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians, songstress Dorothy Collins, leading players from the TV comedy series, "Hogan's Heroes" headed by Bob Cran Klinko the clown, Landon's midgets, and Andre Tahon, pnppeteer. Naturally, it's a comedy ree- DOl'D, WHOSE last major contribution to recorded political comedy was a runaway smash entitled "The First Family," sat in the living room of his East Side brown-stone surrounded by his caged let kinkajou and his collaborator Alen Robin (the kinkajou does not write) and talked about some of the things which are not on the record. "Truman was magnificent, but we couldn't use him because the quality of his re-eortUngl was so bad we were unable to make his thtweri sound like part of an actual press conference," said Doud.

"The Clriang Kai-shek gag was just one good example. "Another marvelous section contained Ambassador Stevenson and we had already recorded it when his untimely death naturally meant the removal of that segment. YOF SEE. we wanted five Republicans and five Democrats but we ended up with only three Democrats. Some vei-y funny quii were not used because we thought they were either too olitical or in bad taste." ROBIN THEN added that he had sent virtually every evening for 19 monlhs at Doud's house reviewing 1apes.

"We listened to something like 400,000 feet of tape," continued Doud. "There were many nights when we became giddy laughing over some of the brilliant questions which would fit cer-tain portions of the tapes, but Ihe next day we realized we had been carried away by the late hour and inclusion of some of those lines would have meant a complete ban of the record." There are many radio and TV stations which will not permit any portions of "Welcome to the LBJ Ranch" to be broadcast. Even though the disc is fast climbing to the top of the lists, Doud and Robin resent this censorship because It reflects on their taste. "IT IS NOT political record," said Doud. "Public fig.

ureg arc actually in the public domain and we have done nothing to damage their reputations or even compromise their positions. A Bob Hope monologue might just as well be bannsd fur being too SPORTS OX THE AIR Browns, Cardinals I Wattle Tomorrow portunity to discover for your-self that Taki-Tak-i is not just the language of those dreary Situation comedies all over your dial. Its also the real language of the native tribes in that section of Surinam, and you'll get a chance to hear a few words of this strange language. Sunday Radi 10 Despite the fact that Hojk? Ryden is the most knowledgeable girl I know on the subject of vampire bats, and how to sleep soundly within snoring distance of a puma pro teeted only by a mosquilo net, "Operation Gwamba" is actually about someone else in this case an astonishingly brave young animal lover of 24 a Bostonian named John Walsh. THERE ARE two unique opportunities nted by this exciting 30-minute opener.

You've often heard many of your business associates and some of your relatives called a "Sloth." Well, this is your only chance of the day to see what the three-toed variety looks like. Secondly, yoL have the op ANNOUNCING THE ALL NEW 1966 JAYCEE GOURMET BOOK THE GREATER DAYTON JAYCEES 1 Cleveland VS. St. Louis Television 13 :00 13 Nationwide Bowling 1:00 3 Ohio Bowling 1:00 33 Buffalo vs. Njffw York 1:1.

7 Don Donaher 9 Cleveland Vs. SI. Louis :00 7 Championship Bu I -ing Monday RADIO 8:35 WHIO Ohio State vs. Iowa State Wednesday RADIO 8:1.) WHIO UD vs. Loyola Thursday RADIO 8:35 WHIO Ohio Stale vs.

Kansas Saturday television 1 9 Championship Bowling 2:00 7 Wide World of SporU 3:00 Wrestling 4:00 22 Bhie flrny Fool-hall 4:00 12 Fishing I 12 North-South Foot-Imll a 7 Sportsman NEW YORK, Dec. 18--Most of the l)cautiful young blondes who wore sneakers this past August undoubtedly were turn-ins a trim ankle towards a tennis court or possibly exploring the temperatures at a nearby swimming mm1 or beach. Well, one blonde, who'd have no trouble passing as a deserter from the Watusi-frug-discotheque set, used her sneakers to explore the dense jungles of South America and walk within striking distance of a bushmaster snake, the most deadly serent in the Western Hemisphere. HER COURAUE. rather than her figure, earned her the unlikely title of "Honorary Mother," and if you'd like to learn more about this intrepid ami decorative lady television director and snake charmer tune in to this Sunday's episode of CBS' "Twentieth Century." The last time Hope Ryden showed up on your home screen was about a year ago on ABC when she was the cameraman and co-navigator of a tiny boat churning through rough waters in the straits of Malaysia, part of a documentary: reporting on a peace corps gal in Southeast Asia.

In that one Miss Ryan was part of a team trying to save the life of a pregnant native girl. THIS TRIP, and several continents later, the objects of Hope's photographic concern are thousands of wild animals in the heart of Surinam, a small, steamy former Dutch colony bordering on the northern corner of Brazil. Miss Ryden was the director and writer in charge of a CBS en merit crew filming CHRISTMAS EVE DELIVERY REE CR AND HAVE WILT GUARANTEED MUFFLERS NO INSTALLATION CHARGE EXHAUST and TAILPIPES FOREIGN CAR MUWUftS nisi DI SHOPS 1 231 t. THIRD ST. IA-2-41S2 Mil W.

THIRD ST. BA-3 7681 West Third Mhnp Open Maadays and Friday, 'III CM. Participants In The 1966 Jaycee Gourmet Book Include: Amtt Thtatrt Rtd's Colonial Gordons Dobbs Houso Tom-Too-lnns Town and Country Goody Goody Soppor Club Johnny K'l Roof rrftf Kottorlng Village Inn Tropics King's Toblo Wishing Will Inn A savings of over $30.00 can be realized by purchasers of the 1966 Jaycee Gourmet Book. The principle of this plan is a free meal with the purchase of an equivalent meal or a substantial reduction in price on the purchase of two meals. The price of this year's Jaycee Gourmet Book only $5.00.

Proceeds from this sale will help support the many youth projects run by the Dayton Jaycees yearly. Fill out Coupon Below Or Stop By Office Monday Thro Friday a.m.( p.m. Information: 222-1219 Detach mi Mail to: Ti Greater Dayton Jaycees Enclose Check or 31 Wrst Dayton, Ohio 46402 Total Amount Enclosed Noma i. Phone Address City Code i i i JUST ONCE A YEAR Imd and Robin have written for Just about every comic in TV and they consider such form of comedy writing a complete dead end. At least with a record, Robin pointed out, you have something which is still around tomorrow and you own a title.

Capital Records already considers "Welcome to the LBJ Ranch" a big hit, but the two writers claim they have over a year of sweat in the disc and it'll be some time before they can evaluate the returns. OPEN SUNDAY 11 to 5 Optn Every Night till 9 till Christmas 3-Day Spicial Mr Rutini phuu 2 tin Mikt Ooubli from HONDA of DAYTON Surprise the family and friends with shiny new Honda under the tree. For as little as $28.50 down we'll promise Christmas Eve delivery on any new or used machine and NO PAYMENTS till February. See our complete line of cycling accessories. Hurry to HONDA of DAYTON, open Monday, Wednesday, Friday eves.

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PrM Porkln-21I-2S7, rl "Operation Gwamba, a huge International rescue mission designed to save many thousands of wild animals from death and starvation because their resting grounds were being Inundated to make way for a huge dam and Irrigation project..