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Boston Evening Globe Friday, January 15, 1971 NIGHT WATCH TELEVISIONRADIO Ch. 2 plans month-long study on drug issue 31 TV HIGHLIGHTS TODAY TODAY SHOW. US Chamber of Com-merce "10 most outstanding men of the year" in two-hour panel sion of major problems facing the world. 7 a.m. (4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW.

Sen. Charles Goodell singer Hildegarde, golf pro Carol Mann. 12:30 (4) DAVID FROST SHOW. David Steinberg Steve Schatz and Bruce Schwoegler, Peter eh eg an and Steve Nevas are the new midday news anchors Saturdays and Sundays, respectively. At WNAC-TV Ken Thomas has joined Jim Hale as co-anchormen of Boston 7 News, replacing Howard Nielsen, who moves over to the special assignment desk.

Thomas comes here from WKBD, Detroit. NAME OF THE GAME. Glenn Howard, mysterious transported into the future, finds Los Angeles has been forced underground by life-killing world pollution. 8:30 (4) ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW. Glen Campbell guests in tonight's episode.

8:30 (5) MOVIE. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Deborah Kerr in "Marriage on the Rocks," comedy about scrambled marital relations. 9 (5) CATCH 44. "Stop Smoking," program is part of state-wide effort to help smokers quit. 9 (44) STRANGE REPORT.

Adam must find a top Red Chinese diplomat who has been kidnaped in London. 10 (4) TONIGHT SHOW. Peter Townsend, Bob Klein, Jill Corey, Les Ballet Afri-cains. 11:30 (4) DICK CAVETT SHOW. Henry Fonda, Maureen Stapleton, Bob and Ray, singer Tricia O'Neil.

11:30 (6-9) subs as host. Rep. Bella Abzug magazine editor -Helen Gurley Brown, singer Julie Felix, bird mimic Henry Boyd. 4:30 (4) ELEPHANT COUNTRY. Cliff Robertson ing, all leading to Zero Hour at 8 p.m.

Saturday for the official swearing-off ceremony. Fruit juice, gum and other alternatives will be suggested at various points during the final day. Then on next week there will be a countdown approach, re-minding viewers how many days they have been off cigarettes and helping them to hold firm. Also in the realm of public service is the United Cerebral Palsy Association telethon which will occupy the screen of WNAC TV (Ch. 7) continuously from Saturday, Jan.

30, at 10:45 p.m. to Sunday, Jan. 31, at 6:30 p.m.,. except for the periods of a.m. for the Sunday Mass and p.m.

for the Apollo 14 launch. Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, with Dennis James, will handle the star filled session from New York, with regular Boston cut ins featuring local community leaders who will answer phones and record pledges. narrates actualitv sDecial on the dred calls to the network and about a score here were fairly evenly split on its merits. What a place to bring back "Death Valley 1 a.m. on Ch.

4. It's in "death valley" all right. The shortest-lived marriage in TV series history: that of Vince Edwards and Katherine Crawford on "Matt Lincoln," which lasted one episode, ended by that virulent malady called cancellitis. The "Bonanza" co-stars have signed for two more years. They will get $16,000 a segment next season and $17,000 per the following year, making them tops in multiple casts.

Jim Arness probably gets more on "Gunsmoke" and they say Burt Reynolds is making $20,000 per segment for the flop "Dan August" stanza. Eleven color cameras will be showing the action in Sunday's Super Bowl game. Boston's newest sports station, surprisingly enough, is Ch. 44, the PBS outlet, which schedules collegiate or professional events every Sunday night. Upcoming Jan.

17 is the Clarkson-Colgate hockey match. By Percy Shain Globe Staff There have been concentrated campaigns for worthy causes on television before, but seldom one going every day for a full month. Yet that is the plan for PBS's "The Turned-On Crisis," an in-depth study of the drug problem, that will occupy the attention of WGBH-TV (Ch. 2) for the entire month of February with some slopover into March. The plan is for programs six nights in the week which will provide communities in the area with ammunition to cope with the situations they must contend with.

The campaign gets under way Sunday, Jan. 31. Programs will be aired Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on Ch. 2, repeated Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays on Ch.

44. The Sunday-Monday shows will be produced by WQED, Pittsburgh. The Tuesday programs will be the work of WGBH and will deal with specific drug issues in Massachusetts. In addition, rehabilita- tion and self-help groups will appear frequently on "Catch 44," Thursdays and Fridays at 9 p.m., and the "Advocates" show Feb. 9 will be devoted to the question "Should All Drugs Be Legalized?" The follow-up in March will be "Because We Care," a six-part teacher-training series on the problems of drug abuse, Wednesdays at 2:30 on Ch.

2, Thursdays at 8:30 on Ch. 44; and "Community Challenge," five half-hours in which students will enact the roles of public officials coping with a drug crisis, Thursdays at 1 on Ch. 2, Thursdays at 8 on Ch. 44. In the fall, "21-Inch Classroom" will broadcast a new in-school series to further the drug education effort.

Station WBZ-TV (Ch. 4) has another kind of campaign going this week to help viewers kick the cigarette habit. Station personalities Tom Ellis, Sony a Hamlin, Norm McDonald, Jack Cole and others are appearing intermittently on the air with charts and slides to emphasize the dangers of smok- African elephant's struggle for survival on the drought-devastated plains. 7:30 (4) JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. Musical adaptation of the classic fairy tale, with Gene Kelly, Bobby Riha, Marian McKnight.

Repeat. 7:30 (5) The National Nielsen ratings race could turn out to be the closest in history. At the end of the year NBC and CBS stood a tenth of a point apart, 19.4 to 19.3 with the former a nose in front. The score for the most recent week, the one ending Jan. 3, was an exact deadlock between the two, at 19.8, with ABC lagging at 15.2 Because of preemptions and other factors, there was a new look at the top, with "Mannix" in the lead at 27.8, followed by "Bonanza," "Marcus Welby," "Gunsmoke" and "Mary Tyler Moore." The other new entry "Flip Wilson," was preempted that week.

The only special attraction in the top 10 was the Orange Bowl football game, which ranked eighth. One mid-season entry made its debut, the Jackie Gleason's "Honey-mooners" repeat series. It landed a sad 60th at 14.0. 38 Of Lands and Seas. "Story of th Philippines" (c) 44 The Advocates 8:30 4-10 The Name of the Game (c) 5- 12 The New Andy Griffith Show (c) 6- 7-9 The Partridge Family (c) 27 Porter Wagoner Show c) 56 Felony Squad (c) 9:00 2 Fanfare (c-r) 5- 12 Movie.

"Marriage on the Rocks," Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Deborah Kerr, Cesar Romero, Nancy Sinatra 6- 7-9 That Girl (e) 1 1 The Advocates 27 Sports Line (c) 38 Crackerbarrel (c) 44 Catch 44 56-Movie. "Pete Kelly's Blues," Jack Webb, Janet Leigh, Edmond O'Brien, Peggy Lee 9:30 6-7-9 Love, American Style (e) 44 Th Reporters The Aces MORNING GLOBE review: "Bob Hope Christmas Show" (Ch. 4) The show was in the audience, and what a heart-warming sight that was. 10:00 Many players know that a double finesse against two outstanding honors offers a good chance of holding the losses in the suit to only one trick. While his is a good rule to remember, a better one is: "Count your tricks." Observe the pitfall in the play of today's game A new look is starting to show up in Boston with evening newscasts with the turn of the year, with changes of' personnel reported at both WBZ-TV (Ch, 4) and (Ch.

7) and several new features being gradually inserted into the reports. Ch. 4 introduced "New England Mind" this week, spotlighting unique people who do things the Yankee Way, with Steve Schatz as host. Next week Pat Collins will start doing "Consumer Reports" nightly, in addition to her film and theater critiques at 1 1. On Feb.

1, Dick Stockton, who comes here from KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh, takes over as sports director and will join Tom Ellis and Uorm McDonald at the mike. Clark Booth, former sports chief, will move over to the weekend team, with TV PROGRAMS TONIGHT 5:00 2-1 1-44 Misterogers (c) 5 Perry Mason 10-Th Big Valley 38 Flipper (e) 54 Lost in Space 5:30 2-1 1-44 Hodge Podge Lodge (e) 6-27 News (c) 9 Gilligan's Island 38 The Munsters 4:00 2-44 What's New? 4-5-7-10-12 News, weather (c) 6-9-ABC News (c) 1 1 Designing Women 38 The Flying Nun (c) 56 Batman (c) 6:30 2-44 Black Perspective on the News 5. 1 2 Walter Cronkite, news (c) 6 The Flying Nun (e) 7 ABC News (e) 9 rNews, weather (c) 10 NBC Nightly News 11 Federal School Lunch Program in New Hampshire (r) 27 Early Show 38-Daktari (e) 56 Gilligan's Island (c) 7:00 2 Louis Lyons (c) 4 NBC Nightly News (c) 5 Whafs My Line? (c) 6 Get Smart (c) 7 Dick Van Dyke Show 9 The Rat Patrol c) 10-To Tell the Truth (c) 1 1 Wall Street Week (c) 12- Dragnet, Jack Webb (c) 44 Major American Books 561 Love Lucy 7:30 2 The Reporters (c) 4- 10 Elephant Country, Cliff Robertson, narrator (c) 5- 12 Jack and the Beanstalk. Gene 1 Kelly (e-r) 6- 7-9 The Brady Bunch (c) 1 1 Kukla, Fran and Ollie (c) 27 Barbara McNair Show (e) 38 The Movie Game (c) 44 Circuit Analysis 56 Star Trek. "A Piece of the Action" (c) 8:00 2-44-Soul! (c-r) 6-7-9 Nanny and the Professor cj 1 1 Masterpiece Theater.

"The First Churchills" cr) rV 3-pe. Vv TABLE SET 2 STEP TABLES COFFEE TABLE Orig. 69.95 NOW 19.95 see page 7 for details J' 4-10 Strange Report (c) 6-7-9 This is Tom Jones (e) 1 1-44 The News Tonight (c) 27 Newshour (c) 38 Crisis. "Kill Me on July 20th," Jack Kelly, Kathryn Hays (c) 2 Elliot Norton (c-r) 2 Flick Out (c-r) THE WEEK ENDS HERE There wasn't the expected outcry to Tuesday's introduction of bigot Archie Bunker in "All in the Family." A few hun 10:30 11:00 East-West vulnerable Dealer Sooth 11 NORTH I'M SORRY MOM 4-5-6-7-9-10-12 News (c) 27 Movie. "Desert Victory" 38 Movie.

"Melody of Hate," Maria Pershy, Horst Frank 56 Movie. "Big House, USA," Broderick Crawford, Ralph Meeker, Reed Hadley 11:30 4-10-Tonight Show (c) 5 Movie. "The Male Animal," Henry Fonda, Olivia De Havilland, Jack Carson 6-9 Dick Cavett Show (c) 7 Movie. "Desire Under th Elms," Sophia Loren, Anthony Perkins, Burl Ives 12 Movie. "Pumpkin Eater," Anne Bancroft, Peter Finch THEBEDS5I1LL VVffiMlfET Bridge bidding, play by Ira G.

Corn Jr. was forced to concede one more club for down one. The defense took one heart and three club tricks. South was Not only did West hold both club honors the suit failed to split. When the hand was played by a student of Mrs.

Margaret Wales of Dallas, one of the country's outstanding bridge teachers, declarer had learned to count her tricks. Declarer counted five spade tricks, one heart, two diamonds and one club. Nine top tricks. The double club finesse offered a fine chance for a 10th. However, declarer saw a better chance.

Since the trump suit was solid, why not secure the contract by ruffing one of her losers, with the spade ace? Declarer won the heart ace, cashed two top diamonds and discarded a heart. Next the ace of clubs was followed by a small club. West won and cashed one high heart and led a trump. Declarer won the trump nine and led another club. West won the queen and led still another trump.

Declarer won the trump 10, ruffed her last club with the trump ace and claimed lOtrFs. Margaret Wales had taught her student well. Why base your play on a good chance when a sure thing is available? 1:00 4-5-7 News (c) YOU HELP ME? 1:05 4 Movie. "The Uninvited," Ray Milland, Ruth Hussey 1:15 6-Movie. "Into the Blue," Michael Wilding, Constance Cummings 1:35 512 O'Clock High Saturday TV until 5 p.m.

And it will probably continue to be wet until you take a positive step to help your child. Walter C. Alvarez, M.D., Prof. Emeritus, Mayo Clinic, says: "What can the doctor prescribe He can 6:25 6:30 6:55 7:00 'send the child to a urologist or Dsvchiatrist. but rarolu nan All VA52 862 AK82 753 WEST EAST A 84 A 7 63 KQJ7 V10 94 983 4QJ1054 4KQ92 86 SOUTH KQJ109 A53 7 AJ104 The bidding: South West North East 1 A Pass 2 Pass 3 Pass 3a Pass 4s Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: King of hearts.

The bidding was straight-forward. North's hand was a little too good for a simple raise to two spades and he chose the temporizing bid of two diamonds. South then bid three clubs and, over North's three-spade preference, continued on to game. Most players played the hand as follows. The opening lead of the heart king was won by declarer's ace and two top diamonds cashed, declarer discarding a heart.

A low club was led from dummy, South finessed the 10 and West won the queen. West played two high heart, South ruffing the jack. Declarer drew three rounds of trumps ending in dummy, West discarding a diamond. South repeated the club finesse and West won South's jack with his king. West exited with the last heart, which declarer ruffed.

When the club ace failed to drop the outstanding clubs, declarer 7:30 Airline warns of cufflinks ala James Bond United Press International LONDON The world's airlines have been alerted to be on 'the lookout for passengers carrying miniature revolvers disguised as cufflinks. British Overseas Airways Corp. (BOAC) yesterday passed on the warning about the tiny weapons through the International Air Transport Association, a BOAC spokesman said. He said seven of the one and one-half inch guns, manufactured in Austria, were seized Dec. 26 from a passenger in Miami about to board a BOAC flight to Tel Aviv via London.

The spokesman said the man described them as souvenirs. Tests showed that if fired at close range, the guns could penetrate a piece of stiff cardboard to a depth of one-eighth of an inch, he said. The guns can fire six bullets in quick succession. help." Pacific International the largest organization of its kind in the world has helped solve the problems of hundreds of thousands during the past 20 years. End the frus-' trations and embarrassment of bed wetting with safe help, when not caused by organic defect or disease.

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R. Pufnstuf (ej 5 Th Monkees ej 6- 7-9 Hot Wheels (c) 12 Archie's Fun House 38 Rocket Robin Hood 56 Wrestling Matches (c) 5 In th Know 4-10 Here Comes the Grump (c) 5 News, weather (cj 6-7-9 Sky Hawks (c) 38 Th underbirds State 11:56 12 In the Know 12:00 4-10 Hot Dog (c) 5 Candlepin Bowling (e) 6-7-9 Motor Mouse (c) 12-38 Scooby Doo (c) 27 Roller Game of the Week (c) 56 Movie. "Bombardier," Pat O'Brien, Randolph Scott, Anne Shirley 12:30 4-IO-Jambo (c) 6-7-9 The Hardy Boys (c) 12 Wrestling Matches (c) 38 The Mischief Makers (c) 1:00 4 News, weather c) 5 Winning Pins (e) 6-9 American Bandstand (c) 7 Movie. "Hell to Eternity," Jeffrey Hunter, David Janssen, Patricia Owens 10 Celebrity Bowling (c) 12-38 Dastardly and Muttley (c) 1:30 4 Something Else (c) 10-MeHale's Navy 12-38 Basketball: New Mexico State vs. Marquette (e) Basketball: Temple vs.

Fordham (c) 5 Movie. "Journey to the Center of the Earth," James Mason, Pat Boone, Arlene Dahl 6 Roller Derby (c) 9 Local Feature 27 Western Playhouse 56 Movie. "Man from Planet J. Robert Clarke, Margaret Field, Raymond Bond 2:30 7 American Sportsman (c) 3:00 27 Upbeat (c) 3:30 6-7-9 Pro Bowlers Tour. Denver Open (c) 12 The Visual Girl 38 Wrestling (c) 56 Outer Limits 4:00 2-44 Sesame Street (c) 4 Sports Challenge (c) 9 Pro Bowlers' Tour cj 12 Movie.

"Last Sunset," Rock Hudson, Kirk Douglas, Dorothy Melon 27 Judge Roy Bean (c) 4:30 4 Best of Mike Douglas (c) 27 Woolnw- Brothers (c) 38 Roller Derby (c) 56 On Step Beyond Phone Child's Aga 9:30 9:56 10:00 run AUULid zip 1970 Pacific International Ltd. (Must be 4 or older) Arthur Godfrey's America: 10:30 1 ttiiuniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiraiiiiiiiHiiuiiiiiiiniiiniD On Your Dial AM STATIONS 10:56 11:00 11:26 1 1 JO calendar Children DRUMUN FARM, Massachusetts Audubon Society, Lincoln. Fireside Story Hour ages 5-8. 50 cents per child. 10-11 ajn.

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John Bums of Museum School faculty explains demonstrates painting techniques of Michelangelo. Titian and Andrew Wyeth. For children of all ages. MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS. 479 Huntington Boston.

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