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'Sanford and Son' hits top five in Nielsen ratings TELEVISION on the first show, which ran from September 1964 to June 1969, will have the same role in the new project, with James Lipton, an experienced soap opera scripter, as chief writer. victims. Testing procedures are being developed to make possible up to 1000 tests a day at a cost of 2 cents per test. The remarkable inroads that have been made since TV HIGHLIGHTS LATE NOTE. Programming will be pushed back a half-hour by President Nixon's TV speech at 8:30.

SPECIAL. Six-part series covers the 20-ycar period of the 1800s when five Englishmen and an American went on "The Search for the Nile." 7:30 (4). MOVIE OF THE WEEK. Distinguished actress Ida Lupino as a barbaric penitentiary chief matron in "Women in Chains." 8:30 (7) SPECIAL. Wives who are turf widows during football season should enjoy this examination of their husbands in "I'm a Fan." 9:30 (5) ALL IN THE FAMILY.

Archie et al spend a sleepless night after a waif is deposited on their doorsteps. 10:30 (5) LATE CHANGE. State of America: An Alternate Viewpoint." Ralph Nader, John Kerry, George Wiley, Nicholas Johnson guests. 11 (2) the way of scientific study, outlines what is known about it, and describes cur-" rent treatments and hopes for eventual eradication (a long, difficult process). It is all very enlightening and very well stated in a documentary that docs not come out of the networks or any of the big cities, but was put together in Grand Rapids, for which those responsible certainly deserve an award.

It goes around the country to find out the latest on the ailment, which is transmitted genetically and afflicts only black people. Today a chemical treatment urea in a sugar solution which was developed only in 1970, is by far the most promising approach to date. While it cannot cure the only cure is to eliminate or normalize the genes that cause the disturbance and which began as nature's way of resisting malaria the treatment can head off the crises that cause paralysis or death in 8 00-Making Things Work. "VVo-'e Mary Tyler Moore Show. '( retry v.

Bfs an, P'Vl. e-r .5 By Percy Shain Globe Staff A new hit was born with the appearance of "San-ford and Son," the all-black comedy, on the NBC network. First Nielsen ratings shows this series about father-and-son junkmen to be in fifth place, with a rating of 29.4, topped only by the perennial headliners. The standing, for the week ending Jan. 16, put "All in the Family'' first, as it has been all along, followed by "Marcus Welby," the ABC movie, "Night and the "Flip Wilson Show, with Sanford next in line.

Other premieres met with indifferent success. The "Don Rickles Show was 32d with 19.7; the World Premiere "Emergency!" 39th, with 19.0; "Me and the Chimp," 55th, with 16.2; "Sixth Sense," 59th, with 12.7; and "Lights Out," 60th, with 10.5. Specials also varied widely, topped by Ed Sullivan's "Entertainer of the Year" awards, 13th at 24.9. Others included "Funny Papers," 15th; 'Super Bowl Comedy Hour," 22d; "Mysterious Spring: Africa's Mzima," 39th; "Hollywood Dream Factory," medical science started to pay attention to this ne-clected problem are de scribed and illustrated in such clear, graphic terms here that anyone would profit watching it unfold, i Ed Sullivan will be hon- I ored as a humanitarian and TV personality tonight at the 39th annual dinner i of Temple Ohabei Shalom, Brookline. Some 700 members and celebrities will turn out to salute the man who hosted the longest prime-time show in TV history.

Ben G. I Shapiro is the toastmaster. I Channel 38Weeknlghts re ft TUESDAY FA KMV; 2-14 Zoom 4- 5-7-1 0-1? Newi, weather 6-7- ABC New 1 1 Firing line 0 27- Petticoat Junction t-8 I Dram of Jeonnie 56 Flintttonei Behind the linei 5- 12-CBS News 6- You Asked for It 7- ABC News 9- Newi, weather 27- Movie. Carol Hsiss, Vw: Stooge in port 1 of "Snow VVivte end the Thrift Stocaes" (1961', a showcase frr ska-irg star s- ruineri I'v' fr of tr.e tr-ashv s'ooaes 38- McHale't Navy '44- Playing the Guitar 56 Gilligan'l Island 2-1 1 louis Lyons 4- 10- NBC Nightly News 5- 12-What'sMyline? 6- 38 -Hogan's Heroes 7- Dick Van Dyke Show 9 Gilligan's Island 44 Principles of Behavior 61 love Lucy Celtics vs. N.Y.

Knicks 2 -Reporters 4- lO-Search for the Nile. John star in story cf Sir Burton's yearch for the sonrre of the Nile. Jaires Mason, narrator. Premiere (two hours) 5- Five Reports 6- 7-9-Mod Squad. Michael Anderson Lyn Loring.

Julie becomes emotionally attached to an abandoned baby whose parents "are terrorizing the aiea with crmed robberies 1 1 love Tennis Campbell Hour. Barbara Eden, Don DeLuise, Clark Marilyn 381 Dream of Jeannie 44 How Do Your Children Grow? Paradox of Neglect, Ch. 38 There can be no higher service performed by a documentary than that it should save lives and prevent or alleviate pain. "Paradox of Neglect" can do both if its advice on the meed for testing for sickle cell traits does not go unheeded. Station WSBK-TV has done its part by devoting two hours of air time to this exceptional presentation, tomorrow night at 8 and next Sunday at 5 on Ch.

38; by having a special advance showing made available to community leaders so that they can spread the word; by having Sen. Edward Brooke introduce it with a comment on its importance and value; and by having it followed up with a local insert in which Reggie Smith, Red Sox star, and Dr. Louis Sullivan, BU medical adviser, give information on local test centers. The cumulative effect should be considerable, coming on top of the documentary itself, which describes the sickle cell disease with amazing clarity, tells what has been done in Easy starting United Press International LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles County marshal's office was looking today for a stolen car one of its own. Deputy Marshal Chris Sorenson said the car was stolen while he was serving a summons.

He said he had done just what authorities are always telling motorists not to do left the keys in the ignition. DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham Found: Little Black Boole containing personal list of "SUCH GOOD FRIENDS." For additional information, call Julie 482-5210. Cel 7:5 present1 RattanVme sv MGHT WATCH 50th and "Joe Namath Roast," 52d. Despite the emergence of "Sanford and Son" as a point-getter, NBC dropped into the basement for the week, with a mark of 19.1, against 21.2 for CBS and ABC, tied for the lead. A depressing Sunday night score because of a late golf playoff which pushed the whole schedule back 47 minutes, was the big factor in the slump.

"Peyton Place" is coming back with all-new episodes and with as many members of the original cast as can be rounded up. This time it will be a daily serial, running Mondays through Fridays on NBC at 3:30 p.m.; and will be called "Return to Peyton Place." It starts April 3. A nation-wide search is underway to find a new actress for the role of Allison Mackenzie, which Mia Farrow created. Ryan O'Neal and Dorothy Ma-lone are others not likely to be back and will have to be replaced, but there is no definite word on the remainder of the cast. Del Reisman, who was executive story consultant things in my mouth unless it!" calendar and "Lapland." 10:30 a.m.

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Mn! s-i's ani i 5 A 1 1 in the Family. A young ira'her (Marcict Roctai leaves her 4 vear-old son with Lcnth, claiming Mike is the child's father 1 0 A Conversation With 12-Special. on the eve of ordination Worcester Tonight 44 Calculus Revisited 10-1 2-27-News 38 Movie. Jocichin-. Berger, Karin Dcr in "Terno'e Feop.e" ''I9601, tr.yster otoot a prisoner who appears to I.

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Gelineau (R) 12 Merv Griffin Show 27 Bozo's Big Top 38 Bugs Bunny Road Runner 56 The Flintstones 4 Mike Douglas Show. David Niven, Julie DeJohn, Pete Barbut-fl, guest 5 To Tell the Truth 6 Flintstones 9 Uncle Gus 38 Three Stooges 56 Speed Racer 1 1-44 Misterogers 5 Perry Mason 6 Get Smart 27 Popeye 56 lost in Space 1-44 Electric Compony 6- News 9- McHale's Navy 1 0 Timmie I lassie 12-Dragnet 27 laurel and Hardy 38 Munsters yt.AI.IJIL'll--iWiim,M-JIJLA 1 Elliot Norton Reviews -Hogan's Heroes Shure Master Class Movie. Jcw.ua 44-5 6 I'fi i 196ft a v.O'r-aiii noH If a ti'ft Cf cm offctir v. Hi a i a-s F'o -8 30-2 1 1 Advocates. "Sherd or a IV tioop ccrv.

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Causes, symptoms of depression; special effortless exercises 5L6 Romper Room 7 Paul Benzaquin. A free-for-all on marital fidelity 1 0 David Frost Show 12 Dialing for Dollars A Matter of Fiction 5 Classroom 5. The rhythms and clocks of human functions 6 Movie Game 44 Nursing Process 1 Living Things Sesame Street 4- 10 Dinah's Place 5- 12 Lucy Show 6 Truth or Consequences 7 Movie. Lee J. Cobb, Patricia Medina in "Miami Expose" (1956), a police lieutenant cracks a vice operation in Ihe Florida city 1:50 1 1 Cover to Cover My Thing? 4- 10 Days of Our Lives 5- 12 love is a Many Splen-dored Thing 6- 7-9 Newlywed Game 27 Bold Journey 38 Tom Larson Show.

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