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THE LOCKHORNS "HE CALM, 6EN6I6L.E ANP OBJECTIVE. I WA6 LUCKY WE L06E HI6 TEMPER TV Thursday 7:00 CANDIDATES '76 TO TELL THE TRUTH TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES NEWS BLACK PERSPECTIVE THE ODD COUPLE MAN AND ENVIRONMENT II I DREAM OF JEANNIE CD ADAM-12 7:30 OQ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ANIMAL WORLD REPORT ffl LIARS CLUB Guests: Linda Kaye Henning. Norm Crosby. Dick Gautier. Larry Hovis.

N.J. NEWS REPORT HOGAN'S HEROES 8:00 IF THE WORLD SERIES GOES TO A 5th GAME. NBC WILL PROVIDE LIVE COVERAGE 8:00 OO NBC THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE The Day Of The Jackal" (1973) Alan Badel. Tony Britton. After the French Secret Army Organization hires the Jackal, a ruthless, precise assassin, they disclose his target: Charles DeGaulle.

(R) WELCOME BACK KOTTER Gabe Under Pressure" Julie and the school nurse set up a program of physical exams for Buchanan and find their biggest obstacle to be Gabe, who has a fear of doctors. THE WALTONS John-Boy stirs up Jefferson County and puts his family in physical danger when he decides to write about American books being burned in Germany, UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS OF LANDS SEAS The Vestpocket Countries of Europe' J. SPECIAL REPORT THEF BI Crisis Ground MOVIE Boom Town" (1940) Clark Gable. Spencer Tracy. Two wildcatters merge their efforts, strike oil.

then bitterly dissolve their friendship and the partnership over the girl they both love 8:30 BARNEY MILLER "Tne Election A rich man shoplifting lingerie and a pedestrian being hit by a flying toilet seal are Barney's problems on election night ANYONE FOR TENNYSON9 8 57 BICENTENNIAL MINUTES 9:00 TONY RANDALL Case Franklin vs Reubner and Reubner' Judge Walter Franklin finds that his stone-faced, acerbic secretary. Miss Reubner. has another side when he asks her to celebrate her birthday with his family HAWAII FIVE-0 Five bodies are found in the crater of Mauna Loa volcano, and the mystery becomes even more startling to Five-0 boss Steve McGarrett when he discovers who the men were and what caused their deaths TO BE ANNOUNCED 9:00 MOVIE Inherit the Wind (1960) Spencer Tracy. Fredric March The world-famous Monkey Trial involving a schoolteacher becomes the battleground for a hard- fightmg witty lawyer, involved in the beliefs of people ADAMS CHRONICLES John Adams. Vice President' CINEMA 29 "Young Doctors" (1961) Fredric March Ben Gazzara A pathologist of the old school clashes with the representative of the modern approach in medicine 9 30 NANCY WALKER SHOW The Anniversary" (Part I) It may be the Kitteridge 30th anniversary but it's a night of firsts for Nancy and Kenneth.

10:00 STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO Dead Or Alive When a grieving father offers a million-dollar reward for the suspect in the rape murder of his daughter, the streets turn into a free-for-all as nearly everyone tries to collect BARNABYJONES The apparently accidental death of an air charter service pilot brings Barnaby in contact with an unusual sort of laundry business, laundering gambling money from the Bahamas. N.J. NEWS REPORT 10:30 JEANNE WOLF WITH Savalas" The warm and thoughtful man behind tough Inspector Kojak emerges in conversation about how to sing when you can t. why a family is important to a show business career, and enjoying life. You'll also get a front row seat for Telly at his making audiences love'his singing and dancing nightclub act SENATE CANDIDATES HONEYMOONERS 11:00 NEWS CAPTIONED ABC NEWS MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN 11:30 OQ TONIGHT SHOW Host: David Brenner.

Guest: Ruth Buzzi STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO The Thirty Year Pin" The shooting of a veteran cop due for retirement causes Det. Mike Stone to search for the assailant with a zeal that causes concern among his superiors. (R) KOJAK Slay Ride" Kojak finds suicide an improbable explanation when several men. all attending the same convention. appear to have fallen to their deaths Vz MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE "The Oscar (1966) Stephen Boyd Ernest Borgmne On Oscar Award night in Hollywood, the favorite nominee, a ruthlessly ambitious actor, is-watched by those who were used and abused in his fight for stardom and the Oscar HOLLYWOOD SHOWCASE Naked (1954) Anthony Quinn, Farley Granger An unscrupulous racketeer frames a man for murder.

DARK SHADOWS 12.00 NIGHT GALLERY 12:30 CBS LATE MOVIE "Savage (1973) Martin Landau. Barbara Bain. 12:37 DAN AUGUST Bullet For A Hero' Det. Lt. August investigates the slaying of a war hero.

100 OQ TOMORROW Lawrence Welk talks about his show business philosophy and his life behind the camera. 1:30 DELAWARE VALLEY FORUM 1:45 DELAWARE PERSPECTIVE 2:00 OO NEWS EDITORIAL Israelis concerned about critics in Pentagon LAFF A DAY WASHINGTON (UPI) Israeli officials believe Gen. George S. statement that Israel was a military burden to the United States reflects an anti-Israeli mood emerging in the Pentagon and the Central Intelligence Agency, diplomatic sources said Wednesday. Ford agreed with the controversial analysis Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, made in an April interview with cartoonist Ranan P.

Lurie, telling a news conference that in 1973, a period of time, one could say that the immediate needs of Israel in a crisis were a burden to the United Ford called remarks and like other administration officials, allied himself with the cause. a democratic state in an area where democracy does not he said. Israeli officials have not commented on the Brown 'remark because it might involve them in U.S. politics, but they reveal privately that the statements, harmless in themselves, symbolize a feeling they believe exists in the Pentagon and the CIA. used to tell us he wanted to give Israel the weapons, but the Pentagon was against one said.

never believed him, we thought it was one of his devices. Now we believe They offer two examples Earlier this year Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin presented what he considered a routine request for about $500 million in weapons. The request was approved by the State Department, but rejected by Defense and CIA on the grounds that Israel need the weapons. Ford compromised and procrastinated and finally agreed to sell Israel about $250 million worth of arms, including cluster bombs and a highly advanced night fighting system. A U.S.

Air Force intelligence official, Joseph Churba, told the New York Times that a tide of in the Pentagon is trying to undermine the military relationship between the United States and Israel. The Israeli officials said they are not reassured by the presidential candidates competing in their vows of support for Israel, calling it which could quickly be forgotten after the election. Attorney general nixes investigation of Ford WASHINGTON (UPI) Attorney General Edward Levi Wednesday turned down congressional requests that he investigate allegations that President Ford helped block a House committee Watergate investigation in 1972. Levi said the Justice Department reviewed existing evidence and found no basis for questioning testimony at his vice presidential confirmation hearings that he did not act at the behest of the White House. the Department of Justice declines to conduct a further, formal investigation of its own or to request the special prosecutor to conduct a further Levi said in a statement.

Earlier in the day, at a news conference, the President stood by his 1973 testimony that he recalled no White House overtures to block a House Banking Committee investigation of Watergate. And he said he did not consider his actions as House Republican leader at the time to constitute interference with the inquiry. decision removed the last remaining threat of an investigation of Ford within the final two weeks of his campaign against Jimmy Carter. Special Watergate Prosecutor Charles Ruff last week announced he found no evidence supporting allegations that Ford violated campaign finance laws in his 1972 campaign for reelection to his House seat. Hord fighting rages on eve of another Lebanon cease-fire BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Hard fighting in Beirut and in the Israeli-Lebanese border region raged Wednesday on the eve of still another cease-fire there have been more than 50 of them in civil war.

The Palestinian guerrilla command and the Lebanese leftist alliance on the one hand and the Christians on the other announced their forces will abide by a cease-fire at 6 a.m Thursday (midnight EDT Wednesday). The truce was arranged at a weekend summit meeting in Saudi Arabia by the heads of state of Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia and by Palestine guerrilla FOR FALL SHOES AND RUBBER FOOTWEAR STOP AT SHOE STORE 29 £. Phila. Boyertown Phono 367-8111 Daily 9 5 30 Fri. 9 9 Sat 9-5 Mercury Display Advertising Deadlines Regular Display Must Be In Our Office Advertising Copy For: Not later Than: he MERCURY SERVES THE BOYERTOWN AREA For News Coverage MAI 323-3000 lor Display Advertising DIAL 313-3000 Foo Classified Advertising DIAL 323-7000 YELLOWHOUSE AND OUT RESIDENTS DIAL 779 3826 leader Yasir Arafat.

Christian president, Elias Sarkis, who helped draft the cease-fire, met with the top right-wing Christian leaders to discuss implementation of the plan, calling for a Arab force to police the truce. In Cairo, Arab foreign ministers and representatives ended a meeting with a recommendation for a fulldress summit in the Egyptian capital next Monday to put the final seal of approval on the agreement to end the war. By then it may be known whether the latest fire holds or collapses like the many previous ones. Car strikes pole in North Coventry A Pottstown area man lost control of his car on South Hanover Street Wednesday afternoon, causing it to strike a utility pole at Kemp Road. North Coventry Township police said Paul J.

Clifford, Pottstown RD 2, was traveling south on Hanover Street when his car spun out of control and hit the pole. Damage to the car was estimated at $400. Clifford was not injured. Haiti and the Dominican Republic occupy the Island of Hispaniola. BREEZYS BAKERY THIS WOKS LEMON SPONGE AMO ORANGE CHIFFON 10N.

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Saylor said since that success he has learned of interest in other school districts which hope to start similar bands. Boyertown High will compete for the 12th consecutive year at the annual Parade of Champions at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 30 in Philadelphia Civic Center, sponsored by the Cardinal Dougherty High School Band. Boyertown spectator buses will leave 5 p.m. that day from the band room parking lot, instead of from the gym parking lot as in previous years.

Already six charter buses are scheduled and more than 375 parents and friends from Boyertown plan to see the competion, it was reported at the league meeting. The Pep Band from Junior High West, directed by Donald Kuszyk, performed at the meeting, attended by 65 persons. The league voted to purchase two TAP-rhythm machines, one for Junior High East and one for West, which will be used for instruction in instrumental, choral and string rhythms. The action was taken at the request of John Huggens, music teacher at Junior High West. The league also voted to purchase two sabres and a megaphone, as requested by Kuszyk.

Bylaws of the league will be changed to make the membership year coincide with the school year rather than the calendar year. It was noted that the senior high band, the two junior high bands and the alumni band will march in the Boyertown- Gilbertsville Halloween Parade Oct. 28. A refreshment stand to benefit the uniform fund will be set up at the home of Mildred Boughter, 212 E. Philadelphia during the parade.

The next meeting will be Nov. 4 in the dining room of the high school. Lions meet tonight The Lions Club of Boyertown will invite wives of members to a meeting at 6:30 tonight in the Boyer Towne Inn. Howard Schanely will show slides of a trip to the Lions International Convention in Hawaii this past June. The meeting for Oct.

28 is cancelled because of the Boyertown-Gilbertsville Halloween Parade scheduled that night. 107th Anniversary MUSLIN Permanent Press Bleached Reg. 1.29 yd. AQa Sale ya. Unbleached Reg.

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