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1 The Boston Globe Friday, September 4, 1970 MGHT WATCH TELEVISIONRADIO Newest medical drama typif ies 'shrink' genre V1 xvx Philharmonic under Zubin Mehta. 6 (2) VINCE LOMBARDI MEMORIAL TRIBUTE. "What His Life Was All About" 7:30 (6-7-9-27) GROUP SPECIAL. Cyril Ritchard in "Titipu," British music hall version of Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Mikado." Repeat. 8:30 (4) NET PLAYHOUSE.

"Talking to a Stranger: Anytime You're Ready I'll Sparkle." First of four dramas by John Hopkins about a family in crisis. 8:30 (2) MOVIE. Red Buttons, Barbara Eden, Fabian, Sir Cedric Hardwicke in "Five Weeks in a Balloon," Jules Verne's adventure-comedy movie. 9 (5) FOOTBALL. Patriots vs.

Pittsburgh Steelers, from Shreveport, La. 9 (27) MOVIE. "A Walk in the Sun," Dana Andrews, Richard Conte, Sterling Holloway, John Ireland. 9 (56) TONIGHT SHOW, Norman Wisdom, British actor-comedian; O. C.

Smith, singer; Zsa Zsa Gabor. 11:30 (4) FOR WOMEN TODAY. Alvin Toffier, author, discusses how attempts to plan for the future will. fail unless man's adaptive limits are recognized. 9 a.m.

(4) AT YOUR SERVICE. Frank Hunk, Public Affairs Director, Veterans Administration; Charles Doherty, President, Greater Boston Personnel Directors Tom Conway of Mass. Division of Employment Se-f. curity. Subject: Job Mart to be jointly sponsored by the VA and the Boston Globe.

11:15 (56) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW. Marty Brill, I comic; Jack Palance; Margaret Lucas and Dr. Sylvia Earle, aquanauts; Phillip Pena, chef. 12:30 (4) DAVID FROST SHOW. James Brown and his band; James Whitmore, actor; Tf Jerry Lacey, impersonator; Willie Tyler, ventriloquist; Shirley Jones, actress.

4:30 (4) "THE RITE OF SPRING," Stravinsky i-l' work, played by the Los Angeles MORNLXG THE WINNER Richard A. Jeryan was drove car declared winner of Clean Air one of four Wayne State students who Race from MIT to California. (AP) SENIOR SET was mighty confusing in its verbal chatter. It said so many things in so many different ways, some of them contradictory even to the conclusions of host Story that it wound up saying nothing. The usual pros and cons were heard somewhere along the line by spokesmen of various types, but the main idea was to draw chuckles, not produce pre-ception.

Well, fun and feminism don't mix. I imagine the women who watched were more upset than the men but what was presented on the screen. Murdocks and the McCIays The last of ABC's "Comedy Previews" and the worst of a bad lot was "The Murdocks and the McCIays," a cornpone travesty on the feud of the Ca-pulets and the deep in the hills of old Virginny. The biggest thing about this unsold pilot was its aggravating laugh track, which roared hee-hawed at every sad line of the infantile in which the sweet loye affair of. Junior Murdock and Julianna McClay was balked at every turn by the idiotic antics of the old folks, ending in a.

wild free-for-all at the county dance that was the last word in empty-headed frenzy. Some pretty well-known rustic names, like Judy Ca-nova, Nydia Westman, Noah Beery Jr. and Dub Taylor, were involved in this asininity. John Carson (no relation) and Kathy Davis were sugary as the youngsters. Legislature's record impressive 6:15 6:20 6:25 5 Summer Semester A Sign-On Seminar 7 Farm and Marker 7 Understanding Our World 10 Leave It to Beaver 12 How to Stop Smoking 5 New England Farm (e) 4 Daily Almanac 5 We Believe 6 Wayne Bailey, new 10 News (c) 10 David Frost Show (e) 12 Dialing for Dollars (c) 9:30 5 Classroom 5 (c) 4 Romper Room 10:00 4 Dinah's Place (c) 5-12 Lucy Show (c) 6 The Movie Game (c) 7 Steve Allen Show (c) 10:30 4-10 Concentration (c) 5-12 Beverly Hillbillies (c-r) 6 Tom Kennedy Show (c) 9 Cartoon Festival (c) 6:30 6:45 6:55 7 7:00 10:55 11:00 By Percy Shain Globe Staff Crisis This was the loser in the psychiatry sweepstakes.

Under the title of "Crisis Clinic," it bid for a spot on the CBS schedule, but lost out because of its similarity to the' ABC entry, first called "Dial Hotline" as a two-hour movie and now retitled "Matt Lincoln" for the new season. "Crisis," aired as a drama special last night, was a typical example of the "headshrink" genre, in- volving an insanely jealous ex-husband who had gone to jail two years for beating up his wife and now was plotting to kill her while repeatedly calling the head of the city's psychiatric center in an un- conscious plea to be stopped. The people portrayed were not interesting nor even rounded characters, and the rather slender story had to be considerably stretched to fill the hour. It built up a modicum of suspense as the knifing act is prevented in the nick of time by police racing to the scene, but was not really a topnotch pilot and deserved its quick demise. The cast was rather substantial in true Quinn Martin fashion, with Carl Betz as the Crisis Clinic head, Billy Dee Williams and Roger Perry as police specialists, Robert Drivas as "the deranged musician, Ruth Roman as his trampish mother, Susan Strasberg as the threatened wife, and Carmen Mathews as? her mother.

But. they were working from an impoverished base. Women Are Revolting The double-meaning title pretty well sums up the tenor and purpose of this cutesy-look at the Women's Lib movement, as put together by host Ralph Story for National General Television and aired on Ch. 4 Wednesday night. This was not really a serious examination of a se-i rious crusade but a tongue-in-cheek approach that was often on the verge of a lampoon.

It was' a-haven for voyeurs in its unbashed camera emphasis on the female form divine. But if it was single-minded in its camera aspects, it 12 Jobs Are Waiting (c) 4- 10 Today Show (e) 5- 12 John Hart, news (e) 6 Boio (e) 7 Major Mudd (e) 5 Boio c) 5-12 Captain Kangaroo (c) 6 -Community 6 Jack LaLanne Show (c) 6 News (e) 4 For Women Today (c) 5 Romper Room (cj Funtime (e) 7 Speak Out (e) 11:15 38-News (c) 4- 10 Sale of the Century (c) 5- 12 Andy Griffith Show (c-r) 7 Galloping Gourmet (c) 9 Bewitched (e) 38 Wild Cargo 56 At Your Service: "The Job Mart" (c) 4- 10 Hollywood Squares (c) 5- 12 Love of Life (c) 6- 7-9-That Girl (c) 38 Jack LaLanne Show 56 Captain Boston Show 7:30 8:00 8:30 8:45 9:00 By Joseph B. Levin Globe Staff, The legislature has ended its 1970 session with an impressive record of laws passed in behalf of the elderly and signed into law by Gov. Sargent. These measures include rent control, housing, ($100 million for the elders) and the creation of a cabinet-level Department of Elder Affairs.

On the basis of these and other bills in behalf of aging citizens, here is Senior Set's honor roll of the 11 men on Beacon Hill whose support for these and other measures was the most consistent and the most productive throughout the session: Executive Department Gov. Sargent. President 11:30 AFTERNOON 12:00 4-5-12 News, weather (c) Maurice A. Donahue, Sen. Samuel Harmon, Sen.

J. Joseph Moakley, Sen. Dennis L. McKenna, Sen. William D.

Weeks. House Rep. David S. Liederman of Maiden, Rep. John J.

Desmond of Lowell, Rep. William A. Carey of Jamaica Plain, Rep. C. W.

Long of Westwood, and Rep. Jack H. Backman of Brookline. Now for some more mailbag comment on Chapter 456, acts of 1970, the amended tax exemption for over-70 homeowners: You said you would like to hear from anyone whom Chapter 456 has helped. 1969, as a result of a capital gain on some stock I sold and even smaller amount of bank interest, I had $4300 income plus Social Security.

Under the old law I would have had to pay my full $65 real estate tax this year because of the $400 ceiling on income. Under the new law, even counting my Social Security. I am eligible and expect to get the full exemption World War I widow, Marlborough. A. So far you are the only one to report being, benefitted.

In jour case, however, it was apparently the capital gain ori your 6 Bewitched c) 7-9 The Best of Everything (cj 10-38 Jeopardy (c) 12:30 -Mike Douglas Show stock sale that would have disqualified you for one year under the old law temporary condition. As a rent payer having no direct interest in Chapter 456 I believe that the legislature's Taxation Committee should be commended (1) for its efforts to disqualify persons of large means (from claim the age-70 tax exemption) and (2)) to restore the statute to its intent as originally enacted in 1963, namely, to aid persons of moderate means and (3) to eliminate against persons not covered by Social Security Carl C. Perry, West Newton. A. Thank you very much, Mr.

Perry. My reply: Point one the committee's effort has missed its target. Point two the legislature's "original intent" was set forth in the law whose language was very clear. Point three this new law is in effect a tax on Social Security, frustrating the intent of the US Congress to place a tax-free floor under the income of those retired from business and industry. If Civil Service and other pensioners are mistreated, their lot will not be improved by wronging SS recipients.

Two wrongs don't make a right. Senior Set welcomes signed letters from readers. This column appears regu- larly on Monday, Wednes- day and Friday." 5- 12 Search for Tomorrow (c) 6- 7-9 A World Apart (c) 10-38 The Who, What or Where Gams Corrections on Jewish holidays 1:00 5 Peyton Place (e) 6-7-9 All My Children 10 Talk Back (c) 12 What's My Line? (c) 38 You Asked For It (c) 56 Movie: "In Name Only," Carole Lombard, Cary Grant, Kay 1:30 5-12 As the World Turns (c) 5-12 Edge of Night (c) 6-9 One Life to Live (c) 7 Dark Shadows (c) 27 Ratherdo! (c) 38 Willie Whistle (c) 56 Bunker Hill 4:00 2-1 1-44 Sesame Street (c) 4- 10 Another World Somerset (c) 5- 12 Gomer Pyle (c) 6-9 Dark Shadows (c) 7 Movie: "No Highway in the Sky," James Stewart, Marlene Dietrich, Glynis Johns, Jack Hawkins 4:30 4 David Frost Show (c) 5 To Tell the Truth (c-r) 6 Flipper (c) 9 Uncle Gus 10 I Love Lucy 12 Merv Griffin Show (c) 27 Death Valley Days 38 Sea Hunt 56 Superman 5:00 2-11-44 Misterogers' Neighborhood (c) 5 Perry Mason Gilligan's Island (c) 10 Ben Casey 27 Matches Mates (c) 38 The Munsters 56 Speed Racer (c) 5:30 2-1 l-44-Hodge Podge Lodge (e) 6- 27-News (c) 9 The Rifleman (c) 38 Bewitched 56 The Flintstones (c) 6-7-9 Let's Make a Deal (c) children are not expected to attend public school because of religious' holidays are: RoshHashonah Oct. 1, 2. Succoth Oct.

15, 16. Shemini Atzereth Oct- 22. Simchath Torah Oct. 23. Passover -7-.

April 16., 10-38 Life With Linkletter (c) 2:00 4-10 Days of Our Lives (c Dates for religious holidays for 'Jewish children, printed Wednesday in The Globe's school calendar for 1970-71, led to confusion on the part of some The dates given were taken from a calendar prepared by the United Hebrew Schools of Metropolitan Boston, and applied, as intended, only, to Jewish students attending Hebrew schools, just as the parochial category applied only to students at Catholic schools. Days on which Jewish 5- 12 Love is a Many Splendored Thing (c) 6- 7-9 Newlywed Game (c) 38 Rawhide 2:30 4-ICr-The Doctors (c) 5- 12 Guiding Light (c) 6- 7-9 The Dating Game (c) 56 Topper SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE 3:00 4-10 Another World Bay City (c) 5 Secret Storm (c) 6-7-9 General Hospital (c) 12 Galloping Gourmet (c) 56 Kimba (c) 27 Davey and Goliath 3:15 3:30 4-10 Bright Promise (c) US charges 9 whites in Ala. school takeover Many a bridge expert thinks he is doing well if he wins half of the tourna-. ments in which he competes, but the rest of the world is put to shame by Bruce Bell, of Auckland, N.Z., with 20 wins in 24 appearances since World War II. Today's hand is taken from the 1970 New Zealand team championship, won, as usual, by Bell's team.

North dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH A HOW-TO- SAVE-IY10NEY QUIZ The Justice Department said the nine were leaders of about 170 parents who went to Munford School, and Talladega County High, took over the classrooms of about 125 children and set up a "school within a schocl." They conducted their own classes, the government said, and refused to allow their children to be transferred to newly-assigned schools. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. A Federal judge ordered nine parents into court in Alabama yesterday to answer charges of trying to thwart a desegregation plan by taking over their children's classrooms. Judge Hobart. Grooms ordered the parents, all residents of Talladega County, to appear today in Birmingham for a hearing on a Justice Department request for an in- junction to stop them from interfering with the schools.

TRUE FALSE Simple mayonnaise 1 removes white water rings on furniture. Woolen blankets don't have to be sent out for dry I I cleaning. A spoon, incorrectly placed, can burn out your dishwasher. trumps. It would have been wrong to lead a second trump earlier since if East had the ace of clubs, he would be in position to lead a third trump and thus re-coyer the last trump from dummy.

The New Zealand expert next led a diamonds to dummy's ace, ruffed a heart to return to his hand and led the queen of clubs to discard dummy's last diamond. At the 12th trick, South led his last diamond and ruffed it in dummy. The 13th trick had arrived, and East still had a trump. But declarer led the last heart from dummy, and East ruffed vainly as South overruffed. Those 20 wins in 24 years would seem to be no accident.

DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one heart and the next player passes. You hold: A 7 0 8 A 10 7 6 2 What do you say? ANSWER Bid three hearts. The hand is far too strong for the preemptive raise to four hearts. 4 8 3 AJ63 A954 K8 EAST 964 10 9 5 KQJ2 543 VEST J7 KQ872 A 1076 2 SOUTH i EVENING 6:00 2-44 Rite of Spring (e) 4-5-7-1 0-1 2 News, weather (c) 6 Star Trek (c) 9-ABC News (c) 1 1 Man Against His Environment 38 The Addams Family (c) 56 Batman (c) 6:30 5-12 Walter Cronkite, news (e) 7 ABC News (c) 9 News, weather (c) 10 NBC Nightly News (c) 1 1 State Campaign '70 27 Movie. "Appointment in London," Dirk Bogarde, Ian Hunter, Dinah Sheridan 38 Password (c) 56 Gilligan's Island (c) 7:00 2-11-44-Louis Lyons (c) 4 NBC Nightly News (c) 5 What's My Line? (e) 6 Mothers-in-Law (c) 7 Dick Van Dyke Show i 9 The Westerners 10 To Tell the Truth (c) 12 Truth or Consequences (c) 38 Aquarius, Oscar Weber (c) 561 Love Lucy (c) 7:30 2-44 Maggie and the Beautiful Ma- chine, "Hips and the Bottom" (c) 4- 10 The High Chaparral (c-r) 5- 12 Get Smart (c-r) 6-7-9-27 "Vince What His Life Was All About" (c) 1 1 Kukla, Fran and Ollie 38 Alfred Hitchcock drama 56 Beat the Clock 8:00 2-44 Making Things Grow "Watering" 5- 12 He and She (c-r) 6- 7-9-The Brady Bunch (c-r) 1 1 Book Beat 27 Special on Cancer 38 Of Lands and Seas: "From the Comoro Islands to India" (c) 56 The Avengers 8:30 2-44 NET Playhouse.

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"An Alibi for Death," Peter Van Eyck, Ruth Leuwerik 38 Movie. "The Gambler and the Lady," Dane Clark, Kathleen Byron, Naomi Chance 56 Arch Macdonald, news (c) 11:30 4-10 Tonight Show (c) 5 Movie. "Another Part of the Forest," Frederic March, Dan Duryea, Edmond O'Brien, Ann Blyth 6-9 Dick Cavett Show (c) 7 Movie. "Ride Lonesome," Randolph Scott, Karen Steel, Parnell Roberts 12 Movie. "Miss Sadie Thompson," Rita Hayworth, Jose Ferrer, Aldo Ray (c) 56 Movie.

"The Strangler," Victor Buono, David McLean, Ellen Corby 12:30 38-News (e) 1:00 4-6-News (c) 7 Dick Cavett Show (c) 56 At Your Service (cj 1:05 4 Movie. "Going Steady," Molly Bee, Bill Goodwin, Alan Reed Jr. 1:15 6 Movie. "Paradise Alley," Marie Windsor, Hugo Haas, Billy. Gilbert 1:45 5 Cheyenne, Clint Walker 2:30 7-News (e) You'll get the correct money, saving answers to these and a host of other questions in a special report to consumers: "How To Save Money on Appliances and Furnishings." And you'll learn how to avoid unnecessary costs on new appliances, contracts, repairs.

One of 41 articles and features in September Reader's Digest. Get your copy today. READER'S DIGEST North 1 2 4 Man, 45, indicted on assault counts A Suffolk county grand jury yesterday returned three indictments against James S. O'Toole, 45, of Dorchester. The indictments stemmed from the shooting in Dorchester on Aug.

27 of a former Boston police officer. O'Toole was indicted on charges of assault with intent to murder, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and unlawfully carrying a gun. He will be arraigned in Suffolk rior Court sometime next week. Victim in the shooting was Robert Noonan, 32, of 21 Pearl Dorchester. ELpiTD 3 Ian sent home to die is recuperating United Press International BRISBANE, Australia-Francis "The Doc" Dal-gleish, charged in McCam-ey; Tex.with impersonating a medical doctor but released on bail so he could come home to die, is in satisfactory condition and will live, Australian doctors said yesterday.

The '27-year-old Dal-gleish, who was diagnosed in Texas as having a terminal kidney ailment and only a few days to live, was in a Brisbane hospital last night smoking a He flew to Australia Tuesday with his brother Ian on a ticket bought by the residents of McCamey. "Doctors have told me it will take two months to work up a healthy state again," Francis Dalgleish said. "When I'm discharged I want to get a job to pay back the people who raised the money to fly me out." Opening lead 0 8 West led the eight of diamonds, a card that looked suspiciously like a singleton. If so, Bell had to worry about preventing the loss of three diamonds and one club. In fact, these tricks were lost at the other table of the match.

Since there was no reason to rush in with the ace of diamonds, Bell played low from the dummy at the first trick. East won with the jack of diamonds and returned the suit, giving West a ruff. West then got out of leading the king of hearts to dummy's ace. LEAVES TRUMP OUT Declarer drew one round of trumps with dummy's queen, ruffed a heart, and led a club. West stepped tip with the ace of clubs and got out safely with another club.

Now South could safely draw a second round of RADIO HIGHLIGHTS Noonan was shot in the face, arms and chest and is in City Hospital. The shooting took place, around 12:30 a.m. at the corner of Dorchester Avenue and Hoyt Street in Dorchester. dUcimiiii current luci. WCRB, 6 05 BASEBALL.

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