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52 The Boston Sunday GlobeOctober 23, 196B ItVOJC tO Sqfittfwfc AboUt TV The Stamp Hobby 4 1 i Star's Ambition Mike Callan Likes Night Club Work By PERCY SHAIN Glob TfleTiitoa Crttla Michael Callan, star of NBC-TV's "Occasional Wife," likes to think he played a role albeit a negative one in the Barbra Streisand romance and the much-publicized baby she will be having in a few months. By ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Like the weather, viewers are squawking about this season's TV programs but nobody is doing anything about it. Broadcasters are saying firmly: "We want to hear from audiences." Go ahead and write your views to the president of the networks. Furthermore, the American Council for Better Broadcasts want your opinions, too. The council is currently conducting its annual "Look-Listen Opinion Poll," now in its 14th year.

When the poll is completed, a report will be j-ent to networks, sponsors, the FCC and to congressional committees. While this poll may have been brushed off in other years, it's a sure bet the network chiefs will pay heed to public opinion this year. TV's image is mightly low. Issue Nativity Callan's big break came in landing the role of Ria, lead "TO SAVE A SOLDIER," a documentary recording the heroism and devotion of thousands of helicopter pilots, flight nurses, and doctors who are attending the wounded in Viet Nam, will be colorcast on Ch 7 this Saturday at 10:30 p.m. Pictured here is an actual scene in a field hospital just minutes after a wounded soldier was admitted.

er oi ine Jei gang -wesi wm issue xnree new postage stamp features the Coat-of- Side Story." stamps for the Christmas Arms of the Provinces and season on Nov. 24. the Federal government. Also "And what a battle I had Depicted on the stamps depicted are maps of the Ant-getting that part," he re- will be a Nativity scene de- arctic and South Atlantic Is-called. "I was fighting for signed by the noted Italian lands, Tierra del Fuego and my life to stay in the show, sculptor, Lello Scorselli.

Rio Negro. Vatican Depicts By SYD KRONISH The Vatican Post Office The 1966 series will be the eighth in the Vatican's series 0f Christ stamps. Israel has issued five new stamps in its Festival Series vTnor e. Jeyish High 3' in eaJ "27) wthlcV, "I1 Sept 15, reports the Israel Philatelic Agency in Amen- Ef of he five dff ora" sftamP a different u'sed in the home or 7emPle dunnS rellS10Us serv- lcei' 10 the li agorot leatures a Thursday Baseball star Willie Mays joins a Halloween Also participating: Ralph former editor of P.M. and W.

H. Ferry, of the Center for the Study of Demo cratic Institutions Tuesday "The World daughter, Gail, makes her Sholom Aleichem" is the title at 8 p.m. Among the cast' is! Saturday Ked Barber, the the late Gertrude Berg, the' announcer, who got the heave-uair-DA M.ii" I ho from the New ork ian- i auamonea ior a year, ana then I was almost taken out right before the opening. "'You're too good-looking for the director Jerome Robbins kept telling me. w.

he said. 'You have to concentrate on something to So I concentrated on Jerry Robbins. In the movies he is best known tor "Cat Ballou," in which he plaved an outlaw who fell in love with the lady leader, and "The In- nrhi.ro ho am. bitious novice doctor who has a nervous breakdown. Now 30, he still looks like a perpetual juvenile "except for the fact that I was born with bags under my eyes, VvnT.ii.raM things, playsa couple of sues Viewers are invited to monitor radio cr TV programs and fill out report cards, checking excellent, good, fair or poor and then telling what in each program was especially liked or disliked.

To participate in the "Look-Listen" roll, cards may be obtained from Better Broadcasts, 15 West Main. Madison, Wis. HITIW Tha rnst ic fivo fonts for eight cards which must be, returned before Thanksgiving Day. There are hundreds of monitors in the country participating in the Pol's, anions: them some Globe staffers.Last year, Columbus, enlisted the largest number of monitors in the nation. Let's make it Boston, this year.

Lucille Ball find Tony Bennett have full-hour specials on the air Monday and Wednesday, respectively. It isn't often personalities associated with commercials appear as guests, but Dean Mar-Li has one for his Thursday show. It's the White Knight villains in -uatman. ioun recognize him as Fingers recognize nim as lngcrs l'lc stamp is a soldier in the fore-end of the Sabbath and the ground and a sailing frigate beginning of a new week. The unloading troops a century 15 agorot portrays two can- and a half ago.

At the upper dlesticks The 35 agorot de- riEht of the stamp ig a por-picts a Kiddush Cup (cere- trait of Queen Elizabeth monial). The 40 agorot pic- Durins the virion nf his cigar-chewing twin broth er, Harry. Tony Bennett special, on Ch. 7 at 10 p.m. preempts "Stage '67." Be sure to cast your eyes on the "set." It's the most expensive single assemblage of "furniture" ever built for a TV show, says the network.

Cost: $70,000. Bostonians In TV's "To Save a Soldier'" Capt Gerald Tower of Eoslindale, a.nd Capt Dorothy Brooks, of Boston, will he seen in "To Save a Soldier," a colorcast on Chs, 6-9 tomorrow at 10 p.m., with a repeat on Ch. Saturdar at 10:30 rrr" part of an operating; team in Viet Nam and Capt Brooks is also seen administering; to our wounded fighting; men. The program concerns itself with the story of air medical evacuation of war wounded from the swamps and jungles of Viet Nam. This speedy evacuation lias been credited by medical experts as one of the main factors in saving- lives and limbs of many of the GIs.

Filmed under fire in Viet Nam, the colorcast illustrates the fact that a wounded youth is rarely more than 20 minutes away from expert medical attention. III! savs Andy. Monday "Your Baby's nnn tip ar rn nr ijirrif nationwide by says Frank Lyons, former Hay State I1UHH. 1 LUI Businessmen, student nurses. mothers, young adults and 4-II members will participate in the test in Ch.

5's studio. Groups assembled in Quincy Today's Radio Notes Two works by Stravinsky! a debate. Percy will be guest lu'es a Sa, Pon on St. Helena in 1818 whc" readmS from the.holy a detachment of 18 seamen frlls- Jthe 80 aTSrot established "Somerset Camping traes. a LamP which on Tristan where the pre5et contams the Eternal Light, township called "Edinburgh Settlement" is situated.

The The United Nations Postal garrison was removed in 1817 Administration has issued a but one corporal, his wife new stamp to commemorate and two children remained, the International Coee They were later joined by Agreement of 1962. The five- other settlers from the Unit- year agreement covers all ed States, Britain and Hol- typs of coffee and seeks to land. maintain a balance between Tristan da Cunha figured the supply of and the demand in the news in 1961 when its for coffe'e jn the world so inhabitants were evacuated that equilibrium between to the United Kingdom dur- production and consumption ing the eruption of the is- can De achieved and prices land's volcano. The people who gallops across TV screens: and swooshes grimy youngsters ovided by Stev clean. Dean saw the commer-! A1 Petula Clark, way Ar-eial on TV and remarked: i nold and Andy himself.

Among wonder who that guy is?" Now faons wlllvbst.a (Ps'-s-tf His name is the price of admission, and two arias from Mozart's1 opera, "Cosi Fan Tutti," com prise the New York Philhar- monic broadcast on WCRB at P-m. conductor Kosert Craft opens the concert with ouavin.sKy o. mpnony in maintained at eaui able levels. The new stamp, in dennmi- nations of 5 cents and 11 cents, shows a branch of a Sweet and he's made a small ho half mvnnr nf vuchiiuii, Thron Mnttoncrl, ranch which cost $237,000. He wr wil be telecast at 7 p.m rhe Ulz 15 intended for ex-young and'Pf" parents and will be comparable to the tests put on i I spen ing his ranch).

Dean will be on horseback was former roaeo riaer ana tunt man in cowbov films. Sweet is married and has two! daughters. He is 37 cvnH, mom of his time work-i Party on "Bewitched," at 9 p.m. And Dean Martin's sing- TV debut on his show at 10 p.m kees. was nicked ud ncht away by ABC to describe the Los Angeles Dodgers-Yomiuri' n-c Sports telecast from 5 to 6:30 out of Ch.

7. Barber hopes to broadcast play by play for a Major League team in 1967 but indicates it is quite soon to expect any firm commitments. Latest Casualties: "Shane" wrill be dropped in December. Low ratings. Ditto "Hawk." cn first half hour, with Douglas following.

the Badge," a series of ive i cppCjals to be heard on WEEI this week, Monday through Kridav. Jrom r.AO to p.m., ton Police Department and its problems. Appearing will be Police Commissioner Edmund IMcNnmara and his counterpart jn J'ittsburgh, Supt. James Slusscr, who will comment on some of the problems common to both Pittsburgh and Boston. Other guests include Deputy Superintendents William Bindley, William Buchanan, William Taylor, Arthur Cade- gan and William Bonner, :4 PERCY BRAND, violinist, performs on Ch.

33 today at 12 noon, the first in a new series by the Massachusetts Council of Rabbis. who opposed the Nazi doctrine, was a victim of the Hitler terror and spent many years in the infamous Fuchenwald. Sirce coming to America he has played on radio, TV, and hotel supper dubs. with guest star John WavneJ Ptss relations inrccior ior As the result of a campaign10 0- Lpo wlU serve as While "I Can Get It For You Wholesale" was trying out here back in March, 1962, producer David Merrick flew Mike to Boston to discuss terms for a key role in the stage musical. But they had an argument about money and Callan didn't stay.

Elliott Gould got the part. In the cast was Miss Streisand, making her stage debut in a comparatively minor role. Elliott and Barbra fell In love during the long Broadway run and were married. "It's interesting to speculate what might have happened if I had taken Mer- rick's offer," the actor smiled. i rmght even have been Mr.

Streisand now." lnsi. Instead, Callan married a girl he met at the dice tables in LasVegas while making a movie there. The former showgirl and he live in Beverly Hills and have two children, Dawn, 5, and Rebecca, 2. Mike is another of those boys who grew up in Philadelphia and went into show business. His name in those days was Martin Calinoff, shortened to Mickey Calin.

It was Columbia which changed the Mickey to Michael and the Calin to Callen after signing him to a long- t6 My father was the only Jewish businessman in Philly to have two Italian restaurants," he boasted. "He let mo take singing lessons at 9 and dancing lessons at 11 when my voice changed, but he didn't care much about my becoming an actor. 'Why don't you just stay in the business and make ho used to say. 'It's a good "But I got the bug and you couldn't hold me back when I won a bit role in 'The Boy Friend' with Julie Andrews. I understudied five parts and had walk-ons 24 times during the seven months I was with the show." Ham By PAUL M.

O'BRIEN KIOJQ The 16th annual New Eng- land DXCC meeting will be held at the Charter House, Rte. 123, Exit 48 and 48E, Saturday, Nov. 5. Activities start at 2 p.m. with an illus- tratea lecture oy stuari Meyer.

2GHK, on past and present DX-pedition of the Month operations as well as announcements of future plans. Illustrated lectures also will be presented by W1RGD on his trip to Sint Maarten as W1RPW on his T2AC. TfiWR. and T2SY operations; and Wl PFA will riescriho his FrSRH DX-pe- fill ion to St. Tierre and Mi- qtifllfin Ldands.

Other speakers are W1YYM, Wiwro, and K1IMP. If you wish to a'trnd, wri" to Herbert D. Kline, c-o Waters Manufacturing Wayland. Mass. 0177S for banquet and ticket information.

(NEDXA) Two items lnt week from Norn of Quincy. he tells us that a two meter FT repeater fit ion has bi'ftn rut into op. f.itmn fin Tt MantfieM in Th input cv of tw r'peatT is MR "Ml find ouT'it is on 143P. The t'--n -nut. receive nr Vf Wheel sn ihft the tem omnidirertional Tbe Hiirlincton Ar-nfenr Club.

fnr thB success of the rxperi- ment. EVEHYTHIMQ In HAM RADIO Hrhfft Onrrtnn Wned'hurli Hill, Mrurd Tl. nfict mnnlhe ilA 1 1 Knight takes on a name and Dpan says there'll be an aus picious ceremony for the oc casion. A brief gallop through the week: Today-Sen. Paul H.

Doug wen as nimseu. nai is good for her is good for the show," he said. His mother in the series is portrayed by Sara Seegcr, Ezra Stone's wife. She's a typical hypochondriacal, ov-erprotective type. "They sure played it safe with her," he laughed." "They marie her play it as a Jewish-Gentile mother not too much of anything.

It's the TV mass audience way." Radio Second, he says that SFC A7 Henry P. Helm, K2HMX, formerly of Northeastern University's ROTC program, is stationed with the Army in the Far Keim would like ta hear from his ama. teur radio friends rom the first call area and his ad. dress is RA 42060307-207 Sig. (Tropoi Am San Francisco, Calif.

9P233. Bob Chapman. W1QV, was the unopposed candidate for Ihe office of AR.RL. New England Division Director for ice Director Big- V'" "eleclcd- They haven't licked that problem with the lighting," he said, "but they're work- on it." "I hope the show goes three years," he said. "If it does, it will make me a millionaire, since I have a piece of it.

Callan has made 13 movies, finished 13 episodes of the series, which opened on the 13th (he was 13 when he gave his first performance), and he met his wife at a gaming table. "But I'm not superstitious," he proclaimed. He is happy over the fine notires received by Tat Har- ty, the "Occasional Wife," as -Wakefield, Norwood Woburnip nf Jand Worcester will take the u.FrI wnrrpsipr 'ne. governor WEEI wsmcn las is Face the Nation guest ana xneirpercemage5 in kas Foss conducts the Mozart arias, with Elizabeth Schwarz-; kopf, soprano soloist, and Stravinsky's Pulcinclla. Evelyn hazan.jian, winner of the lOfiC New England Re gional Met Opera Auditions, will sing selections by Verdi and Puccini during the Boston Pops concert out of WCRB beginning at 5:03 p.m.

The politicians are nearing the home stretch and Bnyi State Forum guest is formn hnrticou will him 7:30 Ford Hall Forum speakers today include Vincent L. Brod-j T5l; r-; I sioner of New York, and Louis H. Pollak. Dean of Yale Louis H. PoUak.

Dean of Law School. Both will sneak on the topic, "Are We Pain- pering Our Criminals?" lowing, at 10:05 p.m., the B.U. Glee Club will be heard in program of sacred and secular vuen-ri win Droaacast their speeches and question neriod beeinnine at 8 n.m. KR3RR3BR3 coffee tree, coffee beans, the Lincoln Log," published by words "Coffee Agreement" the Lincoln Society of Phi-and the U.N. seal.

Th 5 cent- lately, features the first of a er is pale blue, red, brown series entitled "Lincoln on and green. The 11 cent stamp the Map." The story reports is yellow, red, brown and that 134 places are named green. "Lincoln." Of these. 43 were named for Abraham Lincoln. Eire will issue its 1966 Eu- The publication contains ropa stamps this month.

The many items of interest to col-design, which is the same for lectors specializing in stamps all countries issuing the Eu- pertaining to Lincoln. ropa stamps, shows the styl- ized boat and bears the in- The Netherlands has issued scriptions "Europa" and two new stamps for "Euro- "Cept." It symbolizes the pa" in conjunction with oth- prbgress of the European er nations belonging to CEFT Community and the success- (Conference of European ful cooperation of the Postal Postal and Telecommuniea- and Telecommunications Ad- tions Administrations). The ministrations within this Eu- designs on the 20c and 40c ropean community. stamps show a ship with a Collectors in this country buleine sail and the letters of United Provinces on July leio. Th Hpsien ti, The island of Tristan da Cunha, known as the "lone.

liest island in the world lies in the Atlantic rw, about mldwav between Rnnth Africa and South America. A beautiful new stamp issue ha been released by the is- land, a British colony, reports the Crown Agents in Wash- ington. The stamps commemorate the l50th anniversary of the establishment of the Tristan DpnirteH nn odv. returned two vears ater and life continues Ihere as bpfore as the issuance of stamps indicates. The current issue of "The CEPT.

The desien the stamns was bv Gresor and Bender (brothers) of West Germany. COINS WANTED (VS. and foreign) Wt ar cenitantly in tHg mr-let to purest ri- nd ptpir money ntidtd in our itocl end we will pay yeu top prieei for e'tl-er inq' coinl er entire Erinq or nd your coini end eurreney to tn depa frfnt lor our free injpeetion and hiqh ih efUf, HOW TO FIND RARE COINS I' a va'udbU join wa Tn wi'ii your elitnq would ab'e to rt'eqnite it? D'n't let the bio, oni kmunn y'ir tow vluK' eini and rUUrmi hnw mufh tliey ft worth. Read "APPRAISING AND SELLING YOUR COINS" Tn! faieinetmi) Knnl, pub-I'led hv Cein Currency it a tnmplele, -a'ed m'nij U.S. ceii nd Mi US2 to P'nt, wi ll -'-e.

Only 1.53. it a 4 j' c-rv'm'-l Ft' only f-ftn it nn, enfn iim jnee nin isii V.IJ'Tm-I n. i lv tfi Mil hm 5- 7u TV studio as the program un folds. "Lucy in London," a one- hour snecial on Ch. 5 at 8:30 p.m..

shows Lucille taking in the London sights with Anthony Newley, Peter Wyn-darde, James Justice and Wilfred Hyde-White. There's little in London Lucy hasn't covered and she had a whale of a time doing it. Connor resumes as host and he has some fine tours ready, for his Monday night audi- juueeum vjpen nuue ue- fcy Jhl.tYi4$ LCf $yffihffl iNelnii-. WWWP 'r. 'v.

M'ssKis8rH irr rtiier inp ran, ps per- 5lC' woj p.m., on L.n. o. Richard M. Nixon, former Veep, Meets the Press at 1 pjn. on Ch.

10; WCOP at 6:30 p.m. and over Ch. 5 at 11:30 pjn. Globe columnist Roscoe Drummond will be on the panel of newsmen who will question Nixon. Arthur Goldberg, U.S.

Am bassador to the UN. is "Issues and Answers'" guest on Ch. 6 at 1:30 p.m geries. Oklahoma tries for its fifth victory today, lune Ch. 4 at 2:30 p.m.

I The Music Festival at Tan-Klewnod this past Summer highlights the Telephone Hour on Ch. 4 from to 7:30 p.m. The great Boston Symphony and soloists in performance and rehearsal ill be seen. Andy will have entertain- College Bowl contestants in-! dude Univ. of Oklahoma and McGill Montreal, the first international game of the1 gins its 12th season on Ch.

2 formed by ihe Lincoln Center KStS with a look at the new and Repertory Theater, will be fr-a- OP-jHlS-'fan Ai-f the unconventional in art, be-mred on WCRB's "Curtain feiJj. ginning at 8:30 p.m. Russell Rises" broadcast at 9 p.m. Fol-; ences mrougn next iiay. i music.

At 9 p.m., on Ch. 2, the first Charles II. Percy, Republi-in two programs titled "The can candidate for senalor from Vanishing Newspaper," will bo Illinois, and his Democratic itrlrcast. Frank C'onmff, man-'opponent. Sen.

Paul H. aging rdiinr of the Y. World Douglas, who is seeking his Journal Tribune, trlU of the fourth term in office, will be 'problems he had to solve inboard on WHDII's full lmur order to successfully Mend the "From th reoplp" beginning staffs of three separate paper-, at 10 tonight. This will not he The Coin Collector 5 New Gold Coins Struck for Ethiopia I tr-eXi I I JL I I CMT 1 IT lfcl OUR BIG FALL SPECIAL! SAVE On Completely Installed Thi offr ii good 'or a limited time only to call vt torioyi desiring first day covers may write to Irish Cachet Covers. 947 East 32d ErooVlvn.

N.Y. 11210. Cost of a complete set on cover is $1. Argentina commemorated th 150th anniversary of its independence by issuing a 10 pesos stamp. The Argentine was adopted by the Congress be limited to 12.000 pieces.

vuv.ii fieri iaii i.ur.iuri Amh.rio Pr.n.h wording and numerals are ured on the prH com-. The da'? 1D5S is used in Amhanc; slsn th Georgian dve in Arabic numerals, IPS ap- pers. Mintac of th" $10 coin will errer) 7S nnn roin-. each mearur.nc 20 tors in fhampter snd weich inc four crams. The pnld roin will weigh eighl grams, nnd a maximum of 50,000 will hp struck.

Weighing 20 grams, the 3.1mm. $S0 coin will not ex ceed a mintage of 20,000. A maximum of 20,000 $100 coins, weighing 40 grams each, will hve diameter of 43mm. The commemorative jet rrrr'airrr a-d Er.glifh that Emperor Hile 't yr.ir of i hirth nnd 50 j'ars nf A fft cf fild prtns was tn f'voria h. tvern ir? P'S'in cf ev rnp-frurth.

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Elect of God Empemr rf F.thtonia, Hrrpod on July 21. I'lffi that legal tender fniv; in d'-nominations 1 0. 20, no rnd 200 lithiopian di'lUu's would he in told, Pud line. The coins- wore designed hy V. perriiia nnd struck in Milan.

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