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19 The Boston Globe Thursday, January 30, 1969 NIGHT WATCH TV Highlights Today The Fiction Sheli The Hopeless Love Affair (Times Two) NBC's 'Star Trek' Heading Into Eighth-Week Eclipse ness the enormous power generated by the sun; 9:30 (2-44). PORTRAIT: ROBERT MITCHUM. Hollywood star gives an intimate glimpse of his personal life; 9:30 (7). DEAN MARTIN SHOW: Victor Borge, Sid Caesar, Lena Home, The Times Square Two; 10 (4). TONIGHT SHOW: Bud and Cece Robinson, dance team; a laser beam demonstration; Ben Gazzara, Dana Valery, 11:30 (4).

MERV GRIFFIN SHOW: Jackie Vernon, Britt Eckland, Bobby Merriman Smith, John Eisenhower; 4:30 p.m. (4). RAINBOW QUEST: Sonia Malkine, singer of French folk songs of Canada and the United States; 7:30 (2). JONATHAN WINTERS Show: Barbara Feldon, Paul Lynde, Dick Curtis, Cliff Arquette, The Establishment, O.C. Smith, Jimmy Borges, The First Edition; 8 (5).

HOCKEY: Boston Bruins vs. Oakland Seals; 8 (38). N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE: "The Silent 8 (44). BASKETBALL: Providence College vs.

DePaul; 8:15 (12). DONALD O'CONNOR Show: Sue Ane Langdon, Jean-Paul Vignon, Marty Ingels, Chelsea Brown, Roger C. Car- mel; 8:30 (56). MOVIE:" Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" (1958), Paul Newman, Burl Ives, Elizabeth Taylor (repeat); 9 (5). THE WORLD WE LIVE IN: "The Sun Watchers," what man is doing to har FRIDAY'S "TODAY" Show: Richard Leakey, director, Kenya (Africa) Museums, discusses wildlife conservation.

Authors Jules Witcover and David Halberstam discuss the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's last campaign. Globe syndicated satirical cartoonist Jules Feiffer talks about his book, "The Little Murders." Film feature with newsman Ed Newman, actor Dustin Hoffman, and actress Mia Farrow; 7 a.m. (4).

$tout RADIO-TV i APOLLO'S SUMMER LOOK, by Kathleen Conlon; Dodd, Mead Company, New York; 253 $4.50. This is another first-person novel that explores a youthful emotional experience. This time the main character is a twenty year old girl and the locale is a British seaside resort. Rose, an art student wait-ressing during a Summer vacation, is quite ready, in fact eager, to become involved in a love affair. The man she chooses is down from London on business.

He is suave, forty, and married. To Rose, at first, he is a romantic adventure, someone to alleviate the tedium of the job and make the Summer a memorable one. She is unprepared for the desolation she feels when he goes home for a week-end and for the jealousy when his wife joins him for a few days later in the season. The end of the Summer finds them unable to end their relationship. She goes back to her classes, he to his wife and sons, but they devise ways to meet for an occasional week-end.

Finally, pressured by Rosie, he leaves his wife to live with her. But they each resent what they are giving up she, the fun of her student days, and he the stability of wife and family. What starts as an almost casual encounter, ends as a shattering experience as the affair comes to an abrupt termination after an ugly scene. It will be, for Rose, a long and painful convalescence. This is a book which will have more appeal for women readers than for men.

PEARL SCHIFF. TO FIND A MAN, by S. J. Wilton; The Viking Prttt, New Yorks J8S S. J.

Wilson (not to be confused with Sloan Wilson) has created in this first-person novel the delightful eighteen-year-old Andrew Z. Greenstone. Tall, gawky, intelligent, with a headful of dreams of some yet undetermined future greatness that will cause statues to be erected in his memory in the park where he played as a child, Andy has no idea that others also see him in the same idealized light. To relatives and family friends he is the best of the younger generation, the boy they would have wished for a son. Until that is he sets out to perform that all-important mission for his friend Rosalind Berk.

Rosalind, who, from the time they were in kindergarten together, always played the princess while Andrew was her willing train bearer, now commissions him to find a man who can help her friend out of an illegitimate pregnancy. The "friend," of course, as Andy immediately surmises, is Rosalind herself. When Andy sets out to find an abortionist, the people he questions also read a personal involvement into his request for help for an anonymous friend. Before it is over Andy is as deeply involved as if, indeed, he were the father of the unborn child. His own reactions and those of the people who expected better of him, including his girl friend Cecily, are treated with wry humor in a style that is simultaneously funny and sentimental.

When the crisis is finally resolved, Rosalind emerges Evening his standing. He has returned to the Coast and Miss Lincoln to New York. Elizabeth Montgomery will change husbands in "Bewitched" next season. Dick York asked out after five seasons and Dick Sargent, once of "Broadside" and the "Tammy Grimes Show," has been named to replace him. NEW PROGRAMMING ABC estimates it will need hours of new programming to plug up its weak spots in next year's schedule.

Four hours have already been filled by the new 90-minute "Movie of the Week," the one-hour Harold Robbins serial, "The a new variety spread, "Jimmy Durante Presents the enn and a situation comedy, "The Courtship of i e's Fat her," which leaves 3V2 hours to go. CBS expects to button up its new schedule by Feb. 15, which would be the earliest in history. Wtih franchise renewal time at hand, some of our local stations are becoming more public service-minded. WBZ-TV (Ch.

4) has added two major public affairs series to its Sunday schedule starting Feb. 2: "30 Minutes from Now," a journal of film essays, investigative reports, commentary and interviews, with Tom Ellis and Pat Collins, 6:30 to and "The Wavemakers," a forum for frank discussion of issues by student editors and college leaders, hosted by Tufts' associate dean Peter Krough, 7 to 7:30. WNAC-TV (Ch. 7) has preempted an hour of prime time, 9 to 10, on Monday, Feb. 9, for a call-in program on the tax rebellion, titled "Tax-In." With Bill Brooks as anchor Gov.

Francis Sargent and Boston Mayor White Kevin White will be on the panel, an- By PERCY SHAIN Globe Television Critic SURVEYING THE TV SCENE NBC is trying a unique ploy with "Star Trek," a sort of "trial separation" before it buries the sturdy science fiction show for good. For eight weeks, between April and June, it will disappear from the scene while the network fills its Friday night spot with new adventures of "The Saint." Then it will return for a Summer of reruns in the niche now occupied by Jerry Lewis. Lewis also vanishes in April, but for a two-month period NBC plans to run a series of specials in that hour. It's a strange way indeed to run a schedule. Maybe the network is doing it to test how hard the public will screech at this "temporary" loss.

"Name of the Game" has been given a second-season renewal and the three rotating stars, Gene Barry, Tony Franciosa and Bob Stack remain intact. But there will be some producing changes and there is more than a slight likelihood that it will be moved from its current spot of on Fridays. Chet Huntley denies he had any sort of a rift with Robert Northsfield, who is leaving his post after four years as executive producer of the "Huntley-Brinkley Report." "I just wanted to do something less strenuous," said Northsfield, whose new assignment is to produce specials for NBC. WGBH-TV (Ch. 2) is looking for a replacement for Otis Young, the co-star of "The Outcasts," who walked off the set while filming a play here opposite Abbey Lincoln, co-star with Sidney Poitier in "For Love of Ivy." He claimed his role in the drama, "Wine in the Wilderness," was not important enough for an actor of swering questions from the studio audience and from callers.

APRIL SPECIALS Some interesting specials are coming up in April. Pet-ula Clark will do her second musical, "Portrait of Petula," April 7 on NBC; Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore will be reunited for a program of music, dance and comedy titled "Dick Van Dyke and the Other Woman," April 13, on CBS; and the long-awaited dramatized Broadway version of Edgar Lee Masters' "Spoon River Anthology" has been set for April 21 by CBS, but cut from 90 minutes to an hour. Jason Ro-bards, Charles Aidman, Joyce Van Patten and Jennifer West are starred. Nielsen ratings for the week ending Jan. 19 are distinguished chiefly for the whopping score achieved by the "Bob Hope Christmas Show," at 38.5 the highest of any show special or regularly scheduled garnered this year.

It pulled NBC to another Nielsen win, with 21.3 as against 20.9 for CBS and 15.1 for ABC. "Laugh-In" at 32.0 and "Family Affair" at 30.7 rounded out the Big 3. Only other special in the top 20 was NBC's "Comedy Is King II," which tied for seventh a rarity for a sequel. The only movie on the list of leaders was the CBS Friday offering, "Four for Texas," which tied for 13th Reviews in brief: "Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour" (Ch. 5) This premiere lacked spark and variety, ladling out corn in liberal doses.

"Arctic Odyssey: The David Humphreys Polar Expedition" (Ch. 4) The anti-climactic record of a flop. "The Savage Heart: A Conversation with Eric Hof-fer (Ch. 5) An invigorating torrent of words from a man not afraid to go against prevailing winds. Agree with him or not, you couldn't remain indifferent 6:00 2 Antiques 6 4-5-10-12 News, weather (c) 6 Gilligan's Island (e) 7 MeHale't Navy 9Franlc Reynolds, news 8:15 8:30 9:00 (c) 12 Basketball: Providence College vs.

DePaul (c) 2 Black Journal (c) 4 Ironside (c) 6-7-9 Bewitched (c) II Trolleys (c) 56 Donald O'Connor Show 5 Movie: "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," Paul Newman, Burl Ives (c) 6.7.9That Girl (c) 1 1 Profiles in Courage 1 1 Weather; Musicale 38 The Munsteis 56 Patty Duke Show 2 Folk Guitar (c) 6:30 44 Antiques (c) 2-44 The World We Live In 9:30 (e) 4-10 Draqnet 1969 Unknown 6-9 Journey to the (e) (c) Mitchum 7 Portrait: Robert 7:00 10:00 Tin 2-1 1 Newsfront 4-10 Dean Martin Show (c) 12 Movie: "Cat on a Hot Roof" (in progress) 56 Les Crane Show (c) 2 Flick Out (c) 6 Felony Squad (c) 7 Twilight Zone 10:30 9 Panic, drama 38 Movie: "Invisible 7:15 7:30 Menace," 4- 10 Huntley-Brinkley Report (e) 5- 12 CBS News, Walter Cronkite (c) 6 Man from U.N.C.L.E. (e) 7 Troop (e) 9 News, weather 1 1 Bridge, Jean Cox 38 Dobie Gillit 56 Gilligan's Island (c) 2-11 Louis Lyons, news 4-7 News, weather (e) 5 What's My Line? (e) 9 The Deputy 10 Alfred Hitchcock, drama 12 Truth or Consequences 38 Oiiie and Harriet 44 Introduction to Sociology 561 Love Lucy 2-1 1 New England Views 2 Rainbow Quest 4 Daniel Boone (c) 5- 12 The Queen and I (c) 6- 7-9 Ugliest Girl in Town (c) 10 Movie: "Captain Eddie," Fred MacMurray, Lynn Bari 11 Column Eight 38 Password (e) 44 Project Physics 56 Truth or Consequences (c) 5 Jonathan Winters Show (c) 6-7-9 The Flying Nun (e) 1 1 Antiques 7 12 Joe Mullaney Show 38 Hockey: Bruins vs. Oakland Seals (c) 44 N.E.T. Playhouse: "The Silent Song" 56 Pay Cards (c) emotionally untouched, still a princess in a world of make-believe. It is Andrew who has matured through the experience.

Boris Karloff, Marie Wilson 4-5-6-7-10-12 News 56 One Step Beyond 9 Ski ReDort liiiiiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiliilliiiiinillillllllilll Tis the Season I nlted Press International 11:00 11:15 11:30 4-10 Tonight Show (e) 5 Movie: "The Raae of Pa ris, Today on Radio 8:00 ill IB Douglas Fairbanks Danielle Darrieux 6-7 Joey Bishop Show (c) 9Wanted: Dead or Alive 12 Movie: "Love Me or Leave Me," James Cagney, Doris Day (c) 56 Movie: "Night of the Hunter" 38 Jim Thomas Outdoors 4 Movie: "Steel Bayonet," Leo Genn, Kieron Moore 6 Highway Patrol 56At Your Service (e) 11:45 1:00 COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. The owner of the automotive and housewares store breathed a long sigh of relief Wednesday when he saw the truck lumbering through the snow toward his door. His customers were happy, too, for the truck, they believed, carried 100 sets of badly needed tire chains. There is almost three feet of snow on the ground of this small community. Their hopes were dashed, The truck carried water skis, life jackets and lawn mowers.

Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1:30 Arlene Golonka, the fictional fiancee of Ken Berry in "Mayberry R.F.D.," becomes a real-life bride Feb. 14 when she marries writer-publicist Larry Delaney. They were introduced two months ago by Goober of the series A new series of "Misterogers' Neighborhood" programs all in-color begins Feb. 10 on Ch. 2 The new cooking show, "Entertaining with Kerr "The Galloping Gourmet" seems to have made a big hit with the ladies in its introduction this week, judging from the flock of mail coming in to Ch.

7. sky's Rite of Spring; WCRB. 9. CONTEMPORARY MUSIC from the International Rostrum of Composers: Fiser's Quinze Feuilles, Nigg's Les Premices pour Les Mondes d'axel, Lehman's Spielo Hautbois et harce; WBGH-FM, 10. HOCKEY: Boston Bruins at Los Angeles Kings; WHDH, 10:55.

JAZZ WITH ED BEACH: Saxophonist, composer Jack Montroz. Mike Mantier and Jazz Composer Orchestra; WBUR-FM. 11. NIGHT CALL: Program host Del Shields speaks to callers-in on. "People and Dialogue Night WBUR-FM, 11:30.

MISIC FOB SMALL ENSEMBLE, sterpo: Hindemith's Five Pieces for Strings: WGBH-FM, 5:30. THE MIDDLE EAST: Crossroads of Crisis. The rising tensions in the Middle East examined by newsmen Bichard C. Hottelet, Marvin Kalb, Frank Kearns; WEEI, 7:30 to 8. HOCKEY: Framingham Pics vs.

Concord, N.H.; WKOX-FM, 8:15. HOCKEY: B.U. vs. Dartmouth; WBUR-FM, 8:20. BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, stereo: Haydn's Symphony No.

90- Berg's Violin Concerto (Arthur Grumiaux, soloist), Stravin Friday TV Until 6 p.m. BRUINS vs. CELEBRATING GRAND OPENING OF NEK STORE AT 1751 CENTRE ST. WEST BOXBURY, Opposite Coventry Ford NAME BRAND lbs. $4 Oft CHOCOLATES 0 for I OAKLAND P.M.

Salvation Lies in the Teachings of Jesus KANDY-PAK FACTORY OUTLET 515 Cummins Highway. Roslindalt 1751 Centre West Roxbury 1:30 5-12 As the World Turns (c) 6-7-9 Let's Make a Deal (c) 10-38 Hidden Faces (c) 1:45 2 Exploring World of Science 2:00 2 Parlons Francais I 4- 10 Days of Our Lives (e) 5- 12 Love is a Many Splendored Thing (e) 6-9-38 Newlywed Game (c) 7Movie: "The Lady Pays Off," Linda Darnell, Stephen McNally Joan Fontaine, Barbara Nichols 1 1 People and Their World 2:30 4-10 The Doctors (c) 5-12 The Guiding Light (c) 6-9-38 The Dating Game (e) 1 1 Magazine 56 Make Room for Daddy 3:00 4-10 Another World (c) 5-12 The Secret Storm (c) 6-9-38 General Hospital (c) 56 Kimba (e) 3:30 4-10 You Don't Say (c) 5-12 Edge of Night (c) 6-9 One Life to Live (c) 1 1 Bridge, Jean Cox (r) 38 MGM Cartoons (c) 56 Bunker Hill, Astroboy 4:00 4-10 The Match Game (c 5 Lost in Space (c) 6-7-9 Dark Shadows (c) 12 Linkletter Show (c) 38 Prince Planet 4:15 II Science in Classroom 4:25 A Floyd Kalber, news (c) 4:30 2 Sing Hi, Sing Lo 4- 12 Merv Griffin Show (e) 6 The Flintstones (c) 7 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (c) 9 Uncle Gus 10 Divorce Court (c) 38 Rocket Robin Hood (c) 56 Little Rascals 4:45 2-11 Friendly Giant 5:00 2-1 1 Misterogers' Neighbors 5- 10 Perry Mason 6 Lost in Space (c) 38 Marine Boy (c) 56 Superman 5:30 2-11 What's New? (c) 7 Bewitched, comedy 9 The Rifleman 38 The Thunderbirds (e) 56 The Flinstones (cj To ivhom shall we go? thou hast the words of eternal life. John 6:68 by modern society. We have, in fact, suppressed its manifestations. All are imbued with irresponsibility." He then proceeds to catalogue many demoralizing and morally blighting evils.

To his specifications may be added the alarming rampancy of and increase in crime, including what is euphemistically called "juvenile delinquency," and the appalling ravages of war with the establishment of lasting peace as distant as ever. To these I should add the cruel and debasing character of much of man's treatment of animals in particular their torture by merciless men and women in their experimental laboratories. It is late, lamentably so, but perhaps not too late to reverse the ominous trend of things which is reacting so calamitously upon our social order. On a memorable occasion Peter asked of Jesus, "To whom shall we go? thou hast the words of eternal life." Let us turn to this transcendent gospel and straightway and with dedication seriously adopt its guidance for the moral and spiritual salvation of society. Progressive discovery of certain long hidden secrets of nature and harnessing the awesome power thereby made available for our use has led to the development of a technology which by its application has given us the materialistic and scientific fabric of our civilization.

As a result, men were inspired with a high-pitched expectation of a regenerated human society. In its aftermath, however, has come the tragic collapse of all these great hopes and confident expectations, leaving men in a state of bitter disillusionment, grievous malaise and pathological forebodings. One recoils in dismay at this situation and the calamitous evils it is breeding. What Herbert Spencer once characterized as an era of "re-barbariza-tion" has set in, indeed its ominous symptoms and social ravages were long apparent. In a challenging book written some years ago, "Man the Unknown," the author, Dr.

Alexis Carrel, a keen and sophisticated observer of life, wrote, "Moral sense is almost completely ignored 6:00 5 How You Play the Game 6:15 4 Sign-On Seminar 6:25 7 Playhouse Workshop 10 TV Classroom 6:30 5 N.E. Farmer (e) 6:45 4 Daily Almanac (c) 5 We Believe (c) 6 Jack Delaney, news (c) 6:55 7 Sinbad (c) 7:00 4-10 Today Show (c) 5 News (c) 6 Funtime (c) 7 Cartoon Carnival (c) 12 Jobs Are Waiting (e) 7:05 5-12 CBS News, Joseph Benti (c) 7:30 5 Boio the Clown (e) 6 Rocky and His Friends (c) 12 Popeye Theater (c) 8:00 5-12 Captain Kangaroo (c) 6 Community (c) 8:30 6 Jack LaLanne Show (c) 8:35 1 1 Developmental Reading 8:45 2 Practical Politics 9:00 4 Jerry-Williams Show (e) 5 Romper Room (e) 6 Funtime (c) 7 Dick Van Dyke Show (c) 10 Steve Allen Show (c) 12 Dialing for Dollars (c) 9:05 2-11 Exploring Nature 9:30 5 Classroom 5 (c) 6 Romper Room (c) 7 Steve Allen Show (c) 9:35 1 1 Listen and Say 9:50 II All About You 10:00 4-6 Snap Judgment (c) 5-12 The Lucy Show (c-r) 10:05 2 Science Reporter 1 1 Our New Hampshire 10:20 1 1 lei La France 10:30 4-10 Concentration (c) 5- 6 Beverly Hillbillies (e-r) 7 Movie: "The Young Philadel-phians," (part 2) 12 Mike Douglas Show (e) 11:00 4-10 Personality (c) 5.6 Andy Griffith Show (r) 9 Cartoon Festival 11:05 2 You and Eye II People and Their World 11:25 56 At Your Service (e-J 11:30 2 Parlons Francais I 4- 10 Hollywood Squares (c) 5 Linkletter Show (c) 6 Dick Van Dyke Show 9 Loretta Young Theater 1 1 High School Special 38 Jack LaLanne Show (c) 56 Cartoon Theater 11:55 5 Law of the Land (c) 12:00 2-11 Misterogers' Neighbors 4-5-12 News, weather (c) 6- 9 Bewitched, comedy 7 Entertaining with Kerr The Galloping Gourmet 10-38 Jeopardy (c) 12:30 2-11 What's New? 4 Mike Douglas Show (c) 5- 12 Search for Tomorrow (c) 6- 7-9 Funny You Should Ask je) 10-38 Eye Guess (c) 12:55 38 Edwin Newman, news (c) 1:00 2 Parlons Francais 3 5- 12 Love of Life (c) 6- 7-9 Dream House (c) 10 Talk Back (c) 38 One Life to Live 56 Movie: "Storm in Jamaica," Bill Travers, Virginia McKenna 1:15 2 N.E. Field Trips 11 Music U.S.A. 1:25 5 Doctor's House Call (c) Presented by James Hook Company WEEI Mewsradio 59 The foregoing article is reproduced from Reverence For Life Mag3zine, published by the New England Anti-Vivisection Society. It was written by Hon.

George R. Farnum, of Boston, the Society's President and former Assistant Attorney General of the United States. It is offered to readers of this newspaper as a few thoughts for serious consideration. hi On Y'jur Dial AM STATIONS Kc.l Kc. WEEI 590WEZE 1260 WRKO 680WJDA 1300 WCAS 740jWCRB 1330 WHDH 850IWLYN 1360 WRYT 950WPLM 1390 WBZ 1030IWHIL 1430 WILD 1090WMEX 1510 WCOP 1150WNTN 1550 WKOX 1190jWBOS 1600 FM STATIONS Megs.j Megs.

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