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The ioston Globe Thursday, May 2, 1968 Music Education TV Highlights Today Channel Chuckles Ey Bil Keane WJIB-FM Mew. Can't Bar Juror Who Read of Case day with Globe news head-tofs on the hour Vltt'R OA 1:00 Early Concert 8:00 News Release "6:30 Seminar secrets of Scotland Yard 9:00 Conference Call 10:00 Jazz, Ed Beach 13:00 Freedom Machine MERV GRIFFIN SITOW: Jack Douglas and his wife, Reiko; Terrence Stamp, Gloria Loring, Sean Fleming, Jerry Shane; 4:30 p.m. (4). AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: "The First Amendment," Prof. Carroll F.

Miles, Simmons College; 7:10 (44). FN FASHION: Fashion in America, from haute couture to Seventh 8 (2). KARSH-COSINDAS ON TV: Photographers Yousuf Karsh and Marie Cosin-das discuss photography, television and films in first program produced by WGBH as part of the Rockefeller Artist in TV project. Repeat; 8:30 (2). HALL OF FAME: "The Admirable Crich-ton," starring Bill Travers, Virginia McKenna, Janet Munro; 8:30 (4).

KENNEDY INTERNATIONAL AWARDS: Gregory Peck, M.C. Joseph P. Kennedy Foundation Awards for research, service and leadership in mental retardation; 9 (2). MOVIE: "Parrish" (1961), Claudette Colbert, Troy Donahue, Dean Jagger; 9 (5). DEAN MARTIN SHOW: Rosemary Cloo-ney.

Buddy Hackett, Minnie Pearl, David Steinberg; Repeat; 10 (4). PAT BOONE in Hollywood: Prof. Irwin Corey, co-host. Bob Crane, Carol Wayne, Mel Carter, Greg Williams Trio; 10 (38). BASKETBALL: Boston Celtics at Los Angeles, N.B.A.

playoff game; 11 (56). TONIGHT SHOW: Dick Benjamin, Paula Prentiss, Beach Boys, Maureen Staple-ton; 11:30 (4). JOEY BISHOP SHOW: Dennis Day, Lionel Hampton, Harry Blackstone Nanette Fabray; 11:30 (6-9), 12 (7). FRIDAY MORNING: College Playhouse Workshop New Friday series, with Hank Bouchard, host; 6:30 (7). FRIDAY'S Student Disorders and Demonstrations," Dr.

Arland Christ-Janer, president, B.U.: 9 (4). FRIDAY'S "DICK CAVETT Ray Goulding and Bob Elliott (Boston's Bob and Ray), Joel Grey; producer Joseph Levine; 10:30 a.m. (7). WCRB AM-FM 1330 Kt 102.5 Met. 1:05 Afternoon at Symphony 4:00 News Report GBH-FM 991 Mers.

2.00 BBC Music Showcase, stereo 3:30 Evelyne Crochet performs 4:00 A Talk with Wilder Penfield 4:30 Vusic for Small Ensemble 5:30 Sense and Sensibilities 6:30 Reading Aloud r) 7:00 Louis Lyons, news 7:15 New England Views, Robert Baram 7:30 Listen Here! "'Boston's Human T'Jeeds" 8:30 Elliot Norton Reviews 9:00 The Short Way Home by George Walker 10:00 Concert from the Pan American Union 11:00 Louis Lyons, news 11:15 New England Views, Robert Baram WTBS-FM 8.1 Megs. 5:00 Folk, Jazz 6:00 Music of the Romantic Era 10:00 World Report 11:00 Comedy Show 12:00 News Report 12:10 Jazz to 2 a.m. WERS-FM 88.9 Mets. 5:30 News Report 6:00 Newsmagazine 7:00 Virtuoso 8:00 Music of Tchaikovsky 9:00 Music of the 20th Century 10:45 News; benediction 3:25 News Report 6:05 Candlelight Serenade 6:80 Opinion ruling of Superior Court Judge John W. Coddaire that there was no illegal search and seizure in connection with finding of the weapons.

The Court said that after police arrested the suspects on the Lynnway, the car and its contents with the guns were properly seized in connection with the arrest. There was probable cause based on the police radio broadcast for the officers to stop the robbers car and arrest the occupants, the high court said. The Court rejected Blackburn's claim that he should have been given a change of venue for his trial because headline publicity that accompanied the robbery, and arrest. The Court said the right to fair trial does not mean the trial must be in a place where few citizens have heard of the case. "Intelligent persons read and take an interest in events," the Court said.

"Because of the same endowments, they are likely to give-due regard to the evidence and to disregard rumor, report, and suspicion in the solemnity of a courtroom, defendant is tried and his reputation and his liberty or his life are at stake," the Court said. All citizens who have read about or been interested in a crime need not be excluded from a jury in order to insure a fair trial, the Mass. Supreme Judicial Court ruled today. The court made the ruling in upholding the conviction and State Prison sentence given Robert J. Blackburn, 41, of Detroit, for his part in the $75,000 jewel robbery July 10, 1966 at the home of John Riber, a Mar-blehead millionaire.

Blackburn and two other men. Ronald C. Chandler, 29, of Miami, and Omar Taylor, 30, of Louisville, were found guilty of armed robbery and assault on Rimer and seven other men and women in Rimer's home. All were given prison terms. Rimer was struck by the robbers and tied up but managed to get free and called police.

Blackburn and the other two men were captured on the Lynnway, Lynn, by Lynn police officer Robert J. Queena and State Police Cpl Daniel L. Delaney. The officers received a police radio description of the robbers car and found two guns in the car. The Court decision was written by Justice Arthur E.

Whittemore. It upheld the 7:05 Table at pops, stereo 8:05 Evening Symphony, stereo "8:00 Boston Symphony, stereo 11:00 News Report Nisht Music WBCN-FM 104.1 Men. 5:00 Financial Report 6:00 Candlelight and Silver 6:30 Stereo Time 8:00 Boston Pops 9.00 Symphony in Stereo 10:00 Boston Showcase 10:25 Dates and Places 10:30 American Revolution to 5:30 a.m. RADIO-TV 5 imiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiimimiiimu On Your Dial WHBB-FM 95.8 Megs. 5:00 Five O'Clock Report "Who left the door open?" IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Today on Radio BASEBALL: Calif.

Angels at Boston Red Sox; WHDH, 1:25 p.m. B.B.C. MUSIC SHOWCASE, stereo; Beethoven's Overture to Egmont, Schubert's Variations in A flat, Berkeley's Song Cycle Songs of the Half-Light, Houssel's Symphony No. 3 in WGBH-FM, 2. CONTACT: Pierre Salinger, former press secretary for J.F.K.

and L.B.J.; WBZ, 6:30. OPINION: "The May Mental Health Fund Drive." discussed by Mrs. John Volpe, Mrs. Elliott Richardson, Mass. Mental Health Ass'n.

Exec. Dir. S. Steven Rosner. M.A.M.H.

Public Information Director Edward Janeway; WCRB, 6:50. EXPOSITION: Panel discussion on modern drama featuring drama critic Brendan Gill, playwright Lillian Helnan, author William Alfred; WHRB-FM, 7. LISTEN HERE: "Boston's Human Needs." Arthur J. Gartland, pres Evening 5:10 Sportlite, jazz 6:00 The Cool and the Quiet 7:00 Exposition 7:30 Sports Byline .7:50 News 8:00 Music of the 20th Century 9:00 Evening Concert, stereo 11:00 Mucin nf the ftenaiccanra 8:30 2 Karsh-Cosindas on TV (r) 4 COMEDY OF THE TEAK! BILL TRAVERS AND VIRGINIA McKENNA IN THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON AM STATIONS Sta. K.CSta.

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WHIL 107.9! WJIB 96.9 WBZ 106.7 WHRB 95.3 WKOX 105.7 WHDH 94.5 WBCN 104.1 WBOS 92.9 WEEI 103.3 WETTR 90.9 WCRB 102.5 WGBH S9.7 WPLM 99.1 WERS 88.9 WRKO OS.SiWTBS 88.1 6:00 2 Antiques "Early Wedgwood" 4-5-10-12 News, weather (e) 6-56 The Flintstones (ej 7 The Addams Family 9 Bob Young, news (c) 1 1 Weather; Musical 38 Prince Planet 11:30 News 12:00 20th Century American posers 4-10 Hall of Fame: "The Admirable Crichton" (c) Baby Girl, Mother Die in Kingston Fire 6:30 2-1 1 American Government WHODUNNIT? 4- 10 Huntley-Brinltley Report (e) 5- 12 Walter Cronlcite, newt ej 6- 56 Gilligan' Island (c) 7 McHale' Navy 9 News, weather 38 Marina Boy (c) 7:00 KINGSTON A young pregnant mother and her 18-month-old daughter perished in a fire that swept their 16 Smith Lane home here before noon today. Dead are Mrs. Candice Vernazzaro and daughter Lauri who, firemen said, suffocated in the Cape Cod-styled home near the Plymouth line. Rescue attempt by a neighbor, John P. Neal Jr.

failed when he was forced back by the heavy smoke. Neal old police that he passed the house and saw Mrs. Vernazzaro in the yard and on his return trip by the house smoke was pouring from the windows and doors. He tried to break in but was forced back. Mrs.

Vernazzaro's body was found in the living room and the baby in her crib. Mrs. Vernazzaro is the wife of Mario Vernazzaro, a prominent contractor. 2-11 Louis Lyons, news 4 News, weather (c) 5 Profile Restaurateur Stanley Blinstrub (c) 6 The Honeymooners 7 Troop (c) 9 Marshall Dillon 10 Alfred Hitchcock 12 Truth or Consequences (c) 38 The Munsteri 561 Love Lucy ident. Action for Boston Community Development, WGBH-FM, 7:30.

JIM WESTOVER'S Nightline: "Ignorant Parenthood;" WEEI. 7:30. SYMPHONY IN STEREO: Brahms' Liebeslieder Waltzes, Foulenc'l Organ Concerto in Minor; WCRB, 8:05. MUSIC THEATER: "My Fair Lady" (in French), "110 In the WBOS. 9.

BASKETBALL: Boston Celtics at Los Angeles, NBA playoff game; WHDH. 10:55. P.CITIP.P. av WKBSTV Imm i hi ft, ftjmted bv Orion Wil 4 COMEDY OF THE YEAR! THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTOV HALLMARK HALL OF FAME 6-7-9 Bewitched (c) 1 1 Antiques 6 56 Woody Woodbury (c) 9:00 2-11 Kennedy International Awards 5 Movie: "Parrish," Troy Donahue, Claudette Colbert (c) 6-7-9 That Girl (e-r) 12 Movie: "Rampage," Robert Mitchum, Elsa Martinelli (c-r) 9:30 6-7-9 Peyton Place (e) 10:00 2 Newsfront 4-10 Dean Martin Show (c-r) 6 The Big Valley (c-r) 7 Movie: "The Conjugal Bed," Ugo Tognatzi, Marina Vlady 9 Background the National Education Assoc. Report 1 1 Cities of the World 38 Pat Boone in Hollywood (c) 56 Combat 10:30 2 Cities of the World, 4-6-7-9-10-12 News 56 Basketball: Celtcis at Lot An.

geles, NBA playoff (c) 11:15 7 Movie (cont'd.) 9 People are Funny 11:30 4-10 Tonight Show (c) 6-9 Joey Bishop Show (c) 12 Movie: "The Strang One," Ben Gaziara, Mark Rich man, Julie Wilson 11:50 5 Newt, weather (c) 12:00 7 Joey Bishop Show (c) 12:20 5 Movie: "Highway to Battle," Gerard Heint, Margarat Tyiack 1:00 4 Movie: "Caught," James Mason, Barber Bel Geddet mlJ At'tl 44 American Government ULLIIUU VS LAKERS 11 TONIGHT 1H COLOR 7:10 7:15 7:30 2-1 1 New England View 2 Making Things Grow (c) iiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuniiiiiiiiiiiiiiin 4-10 Daniel Boon (c-r) 5 Cimarron Strip (c-r) 6-7-9 Second Hundred Years (e-r) 1 1 Classroom Science 12- Movie: "Silent World," French documentary (c) 38-Th Perfect Match (c) Fm ft ar tM a 7 Held in Bail Mrs. Humphrey In Back Bay Comes Through Drug Raid Surgery Fine 56 Truth or Consequences (c) 44 On the Scene (r) 2 In Fashion (rl 7:45 8:00 Cose your eyes and see! See the curtains of common experience sweep away, revealing the greatest theatre of all your imagination! The stage comes to life around you bursting with excitement, mystery end intrigue and vivid characters in conflict! i i. ii i 1 1 Drug Cery 6-7-9 Th Flying Nun (c-r) 1 1 Governor's Conference on Abuse 38 Movie: "Night end Day," Grant, Aleiis Smith 56 Haiel, Shirley Booth (c) jffj-- Shain Column feFs On Page 28 95.3 FM yrpfi BROADCASTS 1 6, 1 ORGIES the music you can taU) ALL DAY mfin ALL NIGHT ry ALL MONTH Cases of seven persons arrested Wednesday night in a raid on a Marlboro-st. apartment were continued to May 11. With one exception all were placed under bail of $1000.

The defendant charged with being present where narcotic drugs were found was bailed in $300. Arraigned today and their charges were: Ken J. Cousins, 19, of Beacon Back Bay, charged with being present where Friday TV Until 6 PM. mis is van iiusiu iviys.ciy Theatre, radio suspense drama at Its thrilling best from radio's greatest years! Don't miss Van Chnsto Mystery Theatre on SUNDAYS PM WCRB 5-1 2 Search (or Tomorrow (e) 4-7-9 Treasure Isle (c) 10-38 Ey Guest (c) 1 1 Psychological Aspectt 56 "Th Come-On," Sterling Heyden, Ann Baiter S-12 Guiding Light (e) AsaorlaUl Prrtt WASHINGTON Mrs. Hubert H.

Humphrey, wife of the Vice President, underwent today what was described as routine surgery to correct a non-malignant pelvic disorder. At Bethesda Naval Medical Center she was reported "in satisfactory post-operative condition." Capt Walter M. Lonergan, the center's chief of obstetrics and gynecology, performed the two and three-quarter hour operation. Vice President Humphrey and their daughter, Mrs. Bruce Solomonson of Minneapolis, were at the hospital during the surgery.

Mrs. Humphrey's secretary, Betty South, reported that Mrs. Humphrey went Into the operating room at 7:30 a.m. EDT and was out 12:45 1:00 1330 AKJTM 102.5 2-11 Perlont Frenceit 3 5 Lev ef Life (c) 47-9 Dream House (c) 10-Telk Back I2-Girl Talk (el 38 Yog for Health TONICHT10PM CHANNEL 7 fe mm wm Trip II New England Viet 1:25 1:30 5 Doetor't Hous Cad 1.1 w. S-12-At th World Turnt "GO N.

Times 4.7.9 Wadding Party (c) "WITTY COMEDY" 1:45 2.00 narcotic drugs are found. Ceraldine Conroy, 20, of Highland Arlington, unlawful possession of morphine. Robert Fahorty, 20, of Free-mont tU Arlington, unlawful possession of hypodermic needle. William McDonald. 20.

of Durham Somerville, unlawful possession ef narcotic and unlawful possession of harmful drugs. Henry O'Donnell, 23, of Adams Arlington, posses-ion of heroin. Dennis Accordi. 21. of West 23d st.

New York city, possession of a hypodermii ncdle. Raymond Matlhew, 20. of Marlboro it. Back Bay, of narcotics and possession of hirmful Dct. Arthur Linsky, accompanied by cftkera Edward Simmons, Albert Conll and Federal agent Joseph Cat aid t.

raided a Marlboro-st. apartment. Police said they found 10.000 worth of types ef narcotic drugs. at ions a.m. Dr.

Lonergan said the operation went "exactly as planned." Mrs. Humphrey plans to remain in the hospital a few days nd then return briefly to her Washington apartment before going on to recuperate at their lakeside home at Wavcrly, Minn. 10-38-Let't Mala a Deal (c) 2 Parlont Francail 2 4-10 Dayt ol Our Llvet (e) Lev it Many Splendored Thing (c) 4,9 Newlywod Gam (c) 7 "Hous en Te'egtaph Hill," Richard Basehart, Valentine Cor. II Singing Soundt 12 Dougtat Shew (c) 34 Dark Shadow 561 lev Ucy 4-10 Th Doctor (e) Hous Party (t) 49 Th Baby Gam (c 31 Dating Gam 14 Topp i a story of the Queen Beo I 2:30 7jt I If I- CARY GRANT Ji 2. St 1.09 0 uu I 3 (.00 Sunrit Semester (c) 6:15 4 Sign-On Seminar 6:25 7 Farm and Market Report 6:30 Farmer (c) 7 Playhous Workshop 10 TV Classroom 12 Local Feature 6:45 4 Daily Almanac (e) 5- We Believe (c) 6 Jack Delaney, nwi (e) 6:55 7 Roger Ramjet (e) 7.00 4-IO-Today Show t-l 5 News (c) 6 Funtim (c) 7 Cartoon Carnival 12-Jobs Ara Waiting () 7 05 I 2 Newt, Joseph BenH (c) 7:30 5 Boio the Clown (c) 6 Bat Fink (c) 12 -Cartoons 1.00 5-12 Captain Kangaroo (c) 6 Community (c) 7 The Baby Gam (c) 25 7-Th Children'! Doctor (c) .30 Jack leLann Show (c) 7 General Hospital 3 (The Humenitiet (rplJ at 9, 9 10, 10:30, II a (c) I.

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She is survived by two brothers, Kenneth B. of Marion and Alva L. of Gales Ferry. Ct. i- i iiiyiiidiiu utiy fl I The Life cf Co'e Pcrlrr I 119 I STANDING OVATION I Ballot Choke In Arlington Ends Tonight BQ1 4- 9 Children' Doctor (t) 4.10 Another World (t) Tall th Truth It) General Hospital (tj 21 B'wen Da Mat Room (or Caddy I CIS Newt, Deugat Id.a'dt (t) 4-10Yeu Den Say () 5- 12-ldge ef NigM (t) Shade- (t) W.II.e Wh.sta Ceteent 44 Captain Bet) (t) 4.10-MeHh Gam () I I Het al Mattf," He-a'd.

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Mi? i Farrirgton reported Services will to held Sal. urday at 10 at Cornwell Memorial Chapel in Wareham. Burial wilt be in Old Landing Cemetery, Marion. Hub Man Indicted In Bank Holdup David Donrtvan. 35, of Crtneiu Rhury was Indicted May by the Fe4r-al Grand Jury rn a chant rf attempted armed robbery at ft Circle branch ff the First National Bank ef Boston.

The attempted fcnM-jp w-furred Mar 21 AceeMi 1 re iflSic'imert, Donovan fi'd when the pressed the alarm button. JOHNNY CAnSON IS A GREAT SHOW 11:30 p.m.-1 a.m. vock-nights on channel 4 WOODY WOODBUnY IS A GREAT SHOW p.nuvcck-nights on channel 56 4S ICO 4.12-Ma Grill Sh. (c) 4 Th Mm-i'm (t) 9- Unti Gut 10 Divert Court 1 1 CWeem St-ent Skew () 14 Astr fof 2 Th h4't ftanf Id 10 Pefff M' 31 C-df Capet 14 Pasta! 4-7 Nat, (tj Ml What Na2 47-AtS Newt, Y. (t) lif-em 3I-W MV, Maia-t 54 Spara 1)3.