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The Boston Globe Wednesday, November 2, 1966 30 liiiiHiiiiiiniiiniiwiiiiiNiHiiniiiiniiiiiiiiinnm Today on Radio Television AFTERNOON On Your Dial 2:00 2 French Chfi 4- 10 Days of Our Live, (c) 5- 12 Password (c) 6-9 Newlywfd Game 7 "Valley of the Kings," Robert Taylor. Eleanor Parker 38 Ann Sothern Show 3:30 2 Principles of Behavior 4- 10 The Doctors (c) 5- 12 House Party (c) 6-9-38 A Time For Us 2:55 6-9-38 Marlene Sanders, news 3:00 2 Your Dollar's Worth 4- 10 Another World (c) 5- 12 To Tell the Truth 6-9 General Hospital 38 Mr. District Attorney 3:25 5-12 Douglas Edwards, news (c) 3:30 2 Sets and Systems 4- 10 Vou Don't Say (e) 5- 12 Edge of Nil ht 6-9-38 The Nurses 777 Sunset StrlB 4:00 2 English: Fact and JMncy 4-10 The Match Game (c) 5 The Secret Storm 6 Fun time 9-38 Dark Shadows 12 Superheroes 4:30 4-10 Leave It to Beaver 5 Bozo the Clown (c) 6 Cisco Kid 7 Superheroes fl-38 Where Action Is 4:45 2 The Friendly Giant 5:00 2 Brother Buzz (e) 4-12 Merv Griffin Show 6 Where the Action Is 7 Dennis the Menace 9 Uncle Gus 10 "Forty Guns," Dean Jagger, Barbara Stanwyck 38 The Munsters 5:30 2 What's New? 5 Lawman 6 News, weather 7 Superman 38 Cartoon Party 5:45 6 Peter Jennings, news RADIO STATIONS Sta. KCJSta. K.C.

WEEI 590 WCOP 1150 WNAC 680 WEZE 1260 WKBG 740 WCRB 1330 WHDH 850 WPLM 1390 WRYT 950 WHIL 1430 WBZ 1030 WMEX 1510 WILD 1600 FM STATIONS Sta. Megs. WBZ 106.7,WKBG 96.9 WBCN 104.1 WHRB 95.3 WEEI 103.3 WHDH 94.5 WCRB 102.5, WBOS 92.9 WCOP J00.7 WBUR 90.9 WLLH 99.5 WGBH 89.7 WPLM 99.1, WERS 88.9 WRKO 98.5,WTBS 88.1 OPERA: Rimsky-KorsakoVs "The Golden Cock," Boris Christorr, others. Symphony Orchestra and Chorus of R.A.I., Rome; WGBH-FM. 2.

PAUL BENZAQl'IN SHOW: Francis X. Bellotti. Democratic candidate for attorney general; WEEL 2:10. BOSTON FORl'M: "Massachusetta Politics 1066," Edward W. Brooke, Republican senatorial candidates WNAC.

6:15. CONTACT: "Komes Mothers Want Most," Robert W. Kent, Real Estate expert; Bob Charles, magazine editor; WBZ, 6:30. DR. LEONARD REIFFEL: "Were probably going to see some new research in transportation;" WEEI, 6:33.

JIM WESTOVER'S Nightline: "Let's Take a Look at Weighted Ballots;" WEEI, 7:30. BASKETBALL: Los Angeles Lakers at Boston; WHDH (AM-FM). 7:40. KOtSSEVITZKT LEGACY: Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in minor, Haydn's Symphony No.

94 In WBCN-FM, 8. COMMENT: "Massachusetts Politics '66," Henning A. Blorsn. Socialist candidate lor governor; WNAC, 8:15. NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY Concert In stereo from Jordan Hall; WGBH-FM, 8:30.

LISTENING BOOTH In stereo: New recordings of Lasso's Cum essem parvulus Nunc cognosce and vocal works of Heinrich Schutz; WCRB, 9. RECORD REVIEW in stereo: Complete new recording of Handel's Messiah with Colin Davis, London Globe-Kaiser's WKBG Begins Broadcasting Today Radio Stations WXHR, Cambridge, and WXHR FM, Boston, begin broadcasting today under the ownership of WKBG, Inc. WXHR is at 740 on the AM dial and WXHR-FM is at 96.9 The transfer of the stations to the new corpora tion Has approved by the Federal Communications Commission on Oct. 20. WKBG, is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Kaiser Broadcasting Corporation and The Boston Globe.

In announcing the change, James P. Lynagh, general manager of WKBG, said that the broadcasting company's television station, Channel 56, will be in operation in mid-December. Kaiser Broadcasting Corp. also operates KFOG in San Francisco. WKBD in Detroit.

WKBS-TV, Burling, ton-Philadelphia, and KMTW-TV, Corona-Los Angeles, and holds a permit for KHJK-TV in San Francisco. WKBG is the first entry into broacasting by The Boston Globe. NIGHT WATCH By Percy Sham ABC Show Shift Bombs Schedules A WHOLESALE SHAKEUP in its nighttime television schedule involving six cancellations, five new series, and six time shifts was announced by the American Broadcasting Co. this morning. EVENING 10:00 News at 10 TV High Spots Tonight THE VIRGINIAN: Martin Milner, George Kennedy, Gene Evans.

Trampas tracks down a murder suspect after an innocent man is jailed for a robbery shooting. Color; 7:30 (4). LOST IN SPACE: Dr. Smith conspires with an alien fight promoter to persuade John Robinson to enter the galactic boxing championships. Color; 7:30 (5).

BATMAN: Gotham City is the scene of a frenzied political battle when The Penguin (Burgess Meredith) runs for mayor. Color; 7:30 (7). CANDIDATES AND ISSUES: Gubernatorial candidates John Volpe (R), Edward McCormack (D) questioned by panel of newsmen. 8 (2). PRESIDENT'S TRIP: "The Return of President Johnson to the United States." 8 (4-5), 11:30 (7), 1 a.m.

(6). YOUR DOLLAR'S WORTH: Study of how a consumer can detect fraudulent and incompetent TV repairmen. 9 (2). ICE FOLLIES: Don Adams dons skates as host of full-hour extravaganza of lavish production numbers and solo performances of world figure-skating champions. Color; 9 (4).

GREEN ACRES: Reading a book about farming, Oliver and Lisa Douglas become the characters in the book, a couple who toil for years on a pioneer farm. Color; 9 (5). MAN WHO NEVER WAS: Peter Murphy risks his life and his cover identity to help an Eastern general to defect to the West. Color; 9 (7). I SPY: Two enemy agents pose as Kelly and Scott in a deadly plot to kidnap a rocket scientist.

Color; 10 (4). STAGE 67: Oscar Wilde's "Canterville Ghost," starring Michael Redgrave, Douglas Fairbanks Natalie Shafer. A satiric spoof set to music. Color; 10 (7). DANNY KAYE SHOW: Tony Randall, Vikki Carr, pianist Stan Worth, little Victoria Meyerink, guests.

Color; 10 (12). 10:10 (5). SEGOVIA MASTER CLASS: Andres Segovia comments as his students perform "Fandanguillio" by Torroba, Gavotte and Gigue by Weiss and "Asturias" bv Albeniz. 10:30 (2). TONIGHT SHOW: Buddy Rich, guest Color; 11:30 (4).

(POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) NEWS AT TEll, Plus i spotlight on oan-dldaus for U.S. Senator. 6:00 3 German Playhouse 5-7 News, weather (c) 6 Rifleman 9 Highway Patrol 38 Alvin Show (c) 6:15 7 Peter Jennings, news 10 News, weather 6:30 2 Louis Lyons, newt 4-9 News, weather 5 Walter Cronkite (c) 6 Twilight Zone 7 Mister Ed 10 Huntley-Brinkley Report 12 Newsboat 38 Soupy Sales 6:45 2 Backgrounds 9 Peter Jennings, news 7:00 3 Principles of Behavior 4 Huntley-Brinkley Report 5 Lowell Thomas (e) 6 Lawman 7 Zorro 9 Sea Hunt 10 Death Valley Days (c) 38 You Asked For It 7:30 2 Charlie Byrd, Jazs guitarist 4- 10 The Virginian (c) 5- 12 Lost in Space (e) 6-7-9 Batman (c) BECAUSE OF THE VOLPE PROGRAM MORE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL OF OUR BOYS GIRLS I0IMIT 10:00 The Canterville Ghost AUG STAGE 67 Symphony; WCRB, 9:30. OPERA: Donizetti's "Robert Dever-eux" in three acts featuring Joan Marie Moynagh, others. Orchestra and chorus of Radio Italiana; WBUR-FM, 1C.

OPENING NIGHTS at the Met: Excerpts from Tristan und Isolde. The Marriage of Figaro, Boris God-unov and Lohengrin. Vcices of Kir-sten Flagstad. Lauritz Melchlor, others; WXHR, 10:05. WESTMINSTER ABBEY CHOIR with organist Simon Preston, perform music of Blow, Alcock.

Purcell, HoweUs, Gibbons. Vaughan Wil mm daytime retread, Saturdays at 7:30 and 8 p.m. respectively. Other new shows are: "The Invaders," about a Martian 38 Perry Mason If OTE liams; WGBH-FM. 11:30.

rmni PERRY MASON 7:30 PM mk ciiAnrjEL IL OIK 4-101 Spy HE DOES WHAT HE SAYS 8:00 2 Candidates and Issues 5-Polltical Talks 6-7-9 Stage 67 (e) 12 Danny Kaye Show (c) 38 Knockout: Ray Robinson vs. Hans Stretz 10:05 10:10 38Wrestling Matches 5 Danny Kaye Show (e) 33 Matches 2 Segovia Master Class lire! First time toiether en Boston TV VOLPE McCORMACK Questioned by Newsmen 8:00 National WIN UP TO 10:30 The upheaval greatest midseason turnover in TV history will go into effect the week of Jan. 9. It involves programming every night of the week except Sunday and Monday. Dropped in the changeover were: "The Man Who Never Was," "The Rounders," "Twelve O'Clock High," "The Milton Berle Show," "Shane" and "Hawk," which joined the "Tammy Grimes Show," already consigned to limbo by the network.

Involved in time changes are: "Peyton PIace Two," moved from Wednesday to Tuesday; "Bewitched," which moves up a half hour Thursdays; "Love on a Rooftop," which goes from Tuesdays to Thursdays; "Pruitts of Southampton," Tuesdays to Fridays: "Stage 67," Wednesdays to Thursdays, and "Dating Game," Thursdays to Saturdays. "Dating Game," a recent nighttime newcomer, will be joined back-to-back by "The Newly-Wed Game," also a 11:00 4-5-6-7-9-10-12 News 38 "South of St Louis," Joel McCrea, Alexis Smith 6 "East Side. West Side. 11:15 James Mason. Barbara Stanwyck 9 "He Walked By Night." 4-5 President Johnson's arrival in the United States 6-7-9 The Monroes (c) 8:30 5-12 Beverly Hillbillies (c) 38 M.

Squad 9:00 2 Your Dollar's Worth TONITE WBZ-TY CH. 4 P.M. WSBK-TV GH. 38 P.M. WKDH-TV CH.

5 P.M. Ron. Leverett Saltonstall Smith Dover. Mass. visitation; starring Roy Thinnes; "Rango," a comedy western starring Tim Conway; a Wednesday night movie; and either "The Avengers" or "Man in a Suitcase," two British imports, to fill the Friday night at 10 vacancy.

Ch. 7 will carry the last-named series, whichever one is chosen, late Sundays, as it did "Twelve O'Clock High." At the same time NBC made one change, "Dragnet '67," replacing "The Hero" Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. This is the way the ABC schedule will look from Tuesdays through Saturdays when the New Year comes round. TUESDAY 7:30 Combat: 8:30 The Invaders; 9:30 Peyton Place Two; 10 The Fugitive. WEDNESDAY 7:30 Batman 8 The Munroes; 9 Movies.

THURSDAY 7:30 Batman II; 8 Group; 8:30 Bewitched; 9 Love on a Rooftop; 9:30 That Girl; 10 Stage 67. I FRIDAY 7:30 Green Hornet; 8 Time Tunnel; 9 Rango; 9:30 Pruitts of Southampton; 10 The Avengers or Man in a Suitcase. SATURDAY I 7:30 Dating Game; 8 Newly Wed Game; 8:30 Lawrence Welk Show; 9:30 Hollywood Palace. 11:30 YOUR DOLLAR'S WORTH TV repair hote to detect fraud 9:00 Scott Brady, Richard Basehart 10 Tonight Show (c) 4 Tonight Show (e) 7 President Johnson's Return to the U.S. 12 "Imitation of Life." John Gavin, Lana Turner 5 Maverick.

James Garner 7 "Mister Roberts," Henry Fonda. James Cagney; "Sea Hornet," Rod Cameron, Adele Mara "Chad Hanna." Henry Fonda. Dorothy Lamour 6 The President's Trip 10 News Report 12:00 1:00 4- 10 Ice Follies et 5- 12 Green Acres (e) 6-7-9 Man Who Never Was (c) 38 Wells Fargo 9 30 2 In My Opinion 5-12 Corner Pyle (c) 6-7-9 Peyton Place 38 Football: Highlights of recent N.FX. game NATION ACCEPTS HARD OF HEARING AS EQUALS SEE PACE II Music-Education FM LISTENERS: It's stereo! It's better! from WKOX-FM 105.7 Music Your Set Loves to Play WBI R-FM 90 9 Megs. 1:00 Early Concert 4:00 News Releases OO Forum.

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Rimsky Korukov's "The Golden Cock" 4:86 Children's Circle 8:00 Bill Whalen, news Songs for Vour Supper 6:30 Louis Lyons, news 6:46 Backgrounds 7:00 Reading Aloud. Bill Cavrness 7:80 Charlie Byrd. lan guitarist 8:00 Elliot Norton Reviews 8:80 N. E. Conservatory Concert P.intechnlron 11:00 News, Louis Lyons 11:15 Backgrounds 11:30 Westminster Abbey and Its Music SHIRLEY WA6ELING Mandinttr, N.

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