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tw 50 The Boston Globe Tuesday, January 14, 1969 NIGHT WATCH jiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiii TV Highlights Today lllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllll President Could Be ABCs Heidi 'SCOTTY' BRIAN SAYS: FOR BETTER COLOR TV RECEPTION DONALD O'CONNOR SHOW: Gale Gor- don, Anne Jeffreys, Rip Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Bobby Unser; 8:30 (56). PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S State of the Union Message; 9 (2-4-5-7). PANEL ANALYZES President Johnson's Message: Theodore Sorensen, biographer; Bill Moyers, former press secretary, now publisher of Newsday; Jack Valenti, president, National Motion Producers' Eric Goldman, former Johnson adviser; 10 p.m. approx. (2).

"REFLECTIVE PORTRAIT" of Massachu setts Gov. John A. Volpe; 10:30 (5). TONIGHT SHOW: Tommy Leonetti heads the guest list tonight; 11:30 (4). MERV GRIFFIN SHOW: Mort Sahl, guest host, Boston singer Jimmy Helms, Sidney Lumet, Sally Kirkland; 4:30 p.m.

(4). UNIT ONE PRESENTS: "Beacon Hill Crash 8 (2). THE JOHNSON YEARS: Review of LBJ's administration; 8:30 (2). RED SKELTON HOUR: Audrey Meadows, the Lettermen, Ted Mack; 8:30 (5). BASKETBALL: N.B.A.

Ail-Star Game, Baltimore Civic Center; 8:30 (7). MILDRED DUNNOCK AT THE LOEB: The celebrated actress conducts a master class in theater before Harvard and Radcliffe undergraduates; 9 (44). I ADVISE A GENUINE 'COLOR MASTER' COLD ANODIZED COLOR TV ROOF AERIAL Show" rounded out the top 10. Of course, the big ratings story yesterday was the overnight Hooper figure of 39.4, equal to 79 percent of the viewing audience, for the Super Bowl match. That figures out to over 60 million watchers, "the largest ever to watch a televised sporting event," in the words of NBC.

In New York, the Nielsens showed 40.5 for NBC, 3.3 for ABC, 1.6 for CBS virtually a shutout. COMPLETELY INSTALLED BY MY EXPERTS NOW IS THE TO TRADE IN YOUR OLD COLOR OR BLACK WHITE TV FOR A BRAND NEW 1969 COLOR TV PORTABLES TABLE MODELS CONSOLES-COMBINATIONS And get a FREE ROOF-AERIAL INSTALLATION! I ROOF ta 1 AERIALL-li 1 By PERCY SHAIN Globe Television Critic Television had better get ready for another barrage of abuse from sports fans tonight. ABC will interrupt the all-star N.B.A. basketball game at 9 o'clock to pick up President Johnson's State of the Union address, then return to the action when the speech is over. From past performances, sports devotees aren't going to take the loss of such a big chunk of action lying down.

CBS will also have to interrupt programing in mid-show to carry the President. The "Red Skelton Hour" will be cut down the middle and the last half of the show will go out the window. Whether the "Doris Day Show" goes on depends on how long Mr. Johnson talks. Only NBC has been able to work in the speech without disruption.

All it did was preempt the two-hour rerun movie, "The Miracle Worker," to run the speech in to be followed by an evaluation of the Johnson years, which will fill out the 120 minutes. and maintained the high standard set from the outset. "To Love a Child," a slice-of-life look at a Yonkers couple's efforts to adopt a baby finally rewarded with a handsome, bouncing, blue-eyed boy had a built-in warmth and appeal that overcame some repetitive, prosaic passages. The mother was emotional, the father sturdy, and they made an attractive photogenic duo. "Killy Le Champion" followed the French ski whiz through an hour of exploits and wanderlust in a shifting panorama that carried him from the realities and challenges of the slope to the glamour and make-believe of Hollywood.

There were not enough good skiing shots and too much fooling around that eventually wore out even the armchair viewer and his vicarious association with the hero. "Cosmopolis," the second of three examinations of "Man and His Universe," was yet another look at big-city headaches around the world that zeroed In on the lack of regional planning in this country and bemused us with models of grandiose projects (all too expensive), It sounded rather remote, though the realities are ur- gent and the need for action is strong. RADIO-TV GOLD ANODIZED 'COLOR-MASTER ROOF or ATTIC COLOR TV AERIAL tXfi KUY INSTALLED! REE ALL MATERIALS LABOR FURNISHED at NO EXTRA with any COLOR TV purchased at BRIAN'S! WHY PAY fXTRA? USE BRIAN'S EASY CREDIT PLAN! NO MONEY DOWN FIRST MONTHLY PAYMENT NOT DUE 'TIL MARCH COLOR TV with 2 YEAR Picture Tube GUARANTEE Last night was the night of specials four of 'em in fact, back to back, all on one network, and ABC at that, which once vowed that specials were "poison" because they broke up viewing habits. Well, this is one viewing habit to be discouraged, because four in a row are too much for one sitting, and that was perhaps why they seemed to carry viewing impact in inverse ratio. The first one, Jacques Yves Cousteau's "The Unexpected Voyage of Pepito and Cristobal," was a delight to the eye and sensibilities as it depicted the care and training of two baby seals aboard the exploration ship Calypso.

It was the fifth of this "Undersea World" series Evening ff cnmr I 295 SO. INCH I PICTURE. NBA All-Star 6-7-9 Basketball: 6:00 2 Boolbaaf, "Miami and the game (cj UP TO TO PAY 23-inch DIAG. SCREEN mUKk i URGES! COLOR IV PICTURE NEW RCA CONSOLE COLOR TV UHF-VHF THOUSANDS SOLD FOR $493 4 m.ii ill "oop 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH ALL CREDIT CARDS HONORED FREE DELIVERY plus FACTORY INSTALLATION and SERVICE FREE INDOOR or OUTDOOR AERIAL. COMPLETELY INSTALLED? I 1969 RCA COLOR TV $269 OTHER NEW TRADE IN HOUR OLD IV and SAVE EVEN MORE It develops that Perry Como's appearance on the "Carol Burnett Show" next Monday is part of an exchange deal.

She appeared on his special earlier this Fall. He has had three other exchange pacts in his 14 years with NEC, but all were with NBC personalities, Bob Hope, Dinah Shore and Danny Thomas. This is his first with a CBS star and it is his first appearance on that network since he left it in 1954. His contract with NBC has a year and a half to go, but all that is provided in it at the moment is his emceeing of a sports award show next month and another special next season. The future of the NBC-Como liaison is very uncertain.

Siege of Chicago" 4-5-10-12 Newt, waather (c) 6 Gilligan't Island (c) 7 McHale's Navy 9 Frank Reynolds, newt (c) 1 1 Weather; Musicals 38 The Munsters 56 Patty Duke Show 6:30 2 Busy Knitter, Elizabeth Zimmerman 4- 10 Huntley-Brinlcley Report (cj 5- 12 Walter Cronkite, news (c) 6 Man from U.N.C.L.E. (c) 7 Troop (c) 9 News, weather 1 1 Management Journal 38 Dobie Gillis 56 Gilligan's Island (c) 7:00 2-11 Louis Lyons, news 4-7 News, weather (e) 5What's My Line? (c) 9 The Deputy 10 Alfred Hitchcock Drama 12 Truth or Consequences (e) 38 Ozzia and Harriet 44 U.S. History 561 Love Lucy 7:15 2-11 New England News 7:30 2-11 Elliot Norton (e) 4- 10 Jerry Lewis Show (c) 5- 12 Lancer (c) 6.7.9 The Mod Squad (e) 38 Password 44 Project Physics 56 Truth or Consequences (c) 8:00 2-44 Unit One Presents, Beacon Hill Crash Course (c) 1 1 Magazine 38 Run for Your Life (e) 56 Pay Cards (c) 8:30 2 The Johnson Years 4-10 Julia (c) 5-12 Red Skelton Hour (c) II Book Beat 56 Donald O'Connor (e) 9:00 2-4-5-6-7-9-10-12 President Johnson 1 1 Monterey Jazz Festival 38 Alfred Hitchcock Hour 44 Mildred Dunnock at the Loeb 10:00 2 Panel discussion on President Johnson's message 4- 10 Analysis, LBJ message, NBC correspondents (c) 5- 12 Who. What, When, Where. Why: "Back on the Road with Charles Kuralt" (e) 6- 7-9 All-star game continued (c) 1 1 Newsfront 38 Movie: "Do you Love Me?" Dick Haymes, Maureen O'Hera e) 44 Principles of Behavior 56 Les Crane Show, "LSD: Insight or Insanity?" (c) 10:30 2 Book Beat (r) 5 Channel 5 Reports, John A.

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The Nielsen ratings were back in the picture yesterday after a "dark" week and they returned CBS to the peak by a narrow margin for the week ending Jan. 5 after some weeks of running second. The score was 21.1 for CBS, 20.7 for NBC, 16.1 for ABC. It was a good week for family and rustic comedy with ''Gomer Pyle" first, "Family Affair" third, "May-berry R.F.D." fourth, "Bewitched" sixth, and "My Three Sons" ninth. NBC had "Martin and Rowan's Laugh-In" second and "Bonanza" fifth.

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(The 2nd and 1st letters of 8.) 3. Dictionary of American English Living Language 4 Sign-On Seminar 7 Understanding Our World 10 TV Classroom 5 N.E. Farmer (c) 4 Daily Almanac (c) 5 We Believe (c) 6 Jack Delaney, news (c) 7 Sinbad (e) 4- 10 Today Show (c) 5 News (c) 6 Funtime (c) 7 Cartoon Carnival (c) 12 Jobs Are Waiting (c) 5- 12 News, Joseph Benti (c) 5 Bozo the Clown (c) 6 Rocky and His Friends (c) 12 Cartoons 5-12 Captain Kangaroo (c) 6 Community (c) 7 Dating Game (c 6 Jack LaLanne Show (c) 7 General Hospital (c) 1 1 High School Special 4 Jerry Williams Show cj 5 Romper Room (c) 6 Funtime (c) 7-10 Steve Allen Show (c) 12 Dialing for Dollars (c) 2- I Places in the News 2 Imagine That 1 1 All About You 5 Worthy of Note (e) 6 Romper Room (c) 9 Cartoon Feestival (cj 1 1 Land and Sea 2 You Come Too 4- 6 Snap Judgment 5-12 Lucy Show (e-r), 7 The Newlywed Game (e) 9 Loretta Young Theater 2-11 Places in the News 2-11 Exploring Nature 4-10 Concentration (c) 5- 6 Beverly Hillbillies (c-r) 7-9 Dick Cavett Show (c) 12 Mike Douglas Show (c) 4-10 Personality (e) 5-6 Andy Griffith Show (c) 56 At Your Service (c) 2 You and Eye 4-10 Hollywood Squares (c) 5 Linkletter Show e) 6 Dick Van Dyke Show 1 1 High School Special 38 Jack Show (c) 56 Cartoon Theater 5 Law of the Land (c) 2-1 1 Misterogers 9:05 9:25 9:30 3:00 DIALING FOR DOLLARS Ed Miller Today's Bonus: Half-ton Air Conditioner Tomorrow's Bonus: Power Lawn Mower 2 PM CHANNEL 7 JOIN THE SUN SET TONIGHT Watch President Johnson on CHANNEL 2 at 9:00 AND STAY TUNED For Comment by BILL MOYERS TED SORENSON JACK VALENTI 9:45 9:55 10:00 3:30 II Cover to Cover 5 Doctor's House Call (c) 2 Imagine That 5- 12 As the World Turns (e) 6- 7-9-Let's Make a Deal (c) 10-38 Hidden Faces (c) 1 1 All About You 2 Stepping Into Melody 1 1 Singing, Listening, Doing 4- 10 Days of Our Lives (c) 5- 12 Love Is a Many Splendored Thing (c) 6-9 Newlywed Game (c) 7 Movie: "Inferno," Robert Ryan, Rhonda Fleming (c) 38 Tales of Wells Fargo II Earth and Space Science 4- 10 The Doctors (c) 5- 12 The Guiding Light (c) 6-9 The Dating Game (e) 38 One Life to Live 56 Make Room for Daddy 2-1 1 Principles of Behavior 4- 10 Another World (c) 5- 12 The Secret Storm (c) 6-9 General Hospital (c) 38 You Asked for It 56 Kimba (c) 4- 10 You Don't Say (c) 5- 12 Edge of Night (c) 6-9 One Life to Live (e) 11 Nursing Home Reports 38 Prince Planet 56 Bunker Hill-Aitroboy 4-10 The Match Game (c) 5 Lost in Space (c) 6- 7-9-Dark Shadows (c) 12 Linkletter's Show (c) 38 MGM Cartoons (c) 4 Floyd Kalber, News (c) 2 Sing Hi, Sing Lo 4- 12 Merv Griffin Show (c) 6 The Flintstones (e) 7 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (c) 9 Uncle Gus 10 Divorce Court (c) 38 Rocket Robin Hoed (c) 56 Little Rascals 2-11 The Friendly Giant 2-11 Misterogers' Neighbors 5- 10 Perry Mason 6 Lost in Space (c) 38 Marine Boy (c) 56 Superman 2-11 What's New? (e) 7 Bewitched (e) 9 The Rifleman 38 The Munsters 56 The Flintstones (c) 4. Suffix indicating a sweet drink "(plural). 5.

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