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TT 42 Boston Evening Glob Monday, May 11, 1970 NIGHT WATCH TELEVISIONRADIO Wellesley brains still bowling them over TV HIGHLIGHTS TODAY DAVID FROST SHOW. Sammy Davis Jr. MORNING GLOBE reviews in brief: "Harper Valley U.S.A. (Ch. 4) Corn-flavored satire, more silly than sharp.

"The Sound and the Scene" (Ch. 38) Good sound; inane dialogue. ever that in case the ball game is not over by 10 p.m. (as it probably won't be), the Environment show will be carried on a delayed basis from 11:30 to 12:30 a.m., with Merv Griffin being joined in progress. cast of the Bruins' victory yesterday and engendered a flock of phone calls, will again have a Red Sox problem when the night game of May 19 interferes with CBS's "National Environment Test." The station has announced, how By Percy Shain Globe Staff Wellesley College is making a good bid to become the last of the five-time-winning champions of "GE College Bowl" before the latter goes off the air permanently June 14.

The local whizzes scored their fourth consecutive triumph yesterday by the widest margin they have yet recorded, 315-75, over Taylor University of Upland, Ind. Their last obstacle next Sunday will be the University of South Florida at Tampa, which will be seen live on Ch. 10 at 6:30 and a week later at 3 on Ch. 4. If they win that one, BOXING.

Marcel Cerdan Jr. vs. Donato Paduano, Madison Square Garden. 10 (27) CONSERVATIVE VIEWPOINT. Sidney Hyman moderates discussions of "Law and Order." 10:30 (2) NOW.

"The Eye of the Storm," report on a unique experiment in prejudice among 8-year-old white classmates in an Iowa elementary school. 10:30 (7) TONIGHT SHOW. Jack Lemmon, Neil Simon, Eddie Bush, Dr. Alvin Novick, Virginia Vestoff. 11:30 (4) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW.

Totie Fields, Ronnie Dyson, Andrew A Smith, actor, Brother Theodore Dick Capri. 11:30 (5) DICK CAVETT SHOW. Peter Ustinov, Margaret Mead, singer James Brown, comic Clay Tyson. 11:30 (7) is guest in first program of week-long "Frost Festival." Repeat. 4:30 (4) MAGGIE AND THE BEAUTIFUL MA-L CHIXE.

Maggie Lettvin shows how to eliminite pot bellies. 6 (2-44) WHAT CAN WE DO? Program on cur-j rent crisis in the country campus unrest, troops in Cambodia. 7:30 (2) LAUGH-IN. Dan Blocker, guest A look at the founding Farkels' first feast. Repeat.

8 (4) MOVIE. Frank Sinatra, Virna Lisi, Tony Franciosa, Richard Conte in "Assault on a Queen," modern day piracy adventure. Repeat. 8:30 (7) SPECIAL. "The War in Cam-; bodia." 9 (2) James Caan, Brenda Scott, Michael Sarrazin in Western adven-? ture, "Journey to Shiloh." 9 (4) IV Greater Boston's lively mothers' group, Action for Children's Television (A.C.T.), took another step in the naticnal TV spotlight by holding a press conference at the Overseas Press Club, New York, this morning to announce the result of a survey of children's television it had commissioned.

The results of a 13-city study, it said, showed that more than 25 per cent of the time children spend in front of a TV set is spent watching commercials. It also found that, of 54 stations monitored, 33 were not showing 14 hours of i 1 n's television a week. And two-thirds of all the time devoted to children's programming is given over to cartoons, with Washington the worst offender at 84 per cent. These and other facts have been filed with the FCC as part of A.C.T.'s campaign to have the agency require 14 hours of sponsorless children's television a week on each station as a public service for the young minds of America. The FCC has the proposals "under study" and has asked for comments from all interested parties.

The local group also declared at the press conference that it was amazed by the support it has received for its stand from all over the country. Hundreds of letters of endorsement have poured in to the local offices and to the offices of the FCC 1 Hai 1 II EVENING 4:00 2-44 Maggie and the Beautiful Ma- china (e) 4-5-7-10-12 Nawi, weather (e) 6 Star Trek (c) ABC New (e) 1 1 Quest for Adventure 38 "Die Addamt Family (c) 56 Batman 4:20 10 Sports (c) 4:30 2-44 Fires of Creation 4- 10 Hurrtley-Brinltley (e) 5- 12 Waltar Cronkite, news (e) 7 ABC Newt (c) 9 News, weather (c) 1 1 The French Chef 27 Movie: "Treasure of the Aztecs" 38 Flipper (c) 54 Silligan's Island (c) 7:00 2-11 Louis Lyons (e) 4 Eyewitness Newsday (c) 5 What's My Line? (c) 6 Mothers-in-Law (c) 7 Dick Van Dyke Show 9 Room 222 (c) 10 To Tell the Truth 12 Truth or Consequences (e) 38 Hitchcock Presents 44 Psychology 2 54 I Love Lucy (c) 7 JO 2 After Dinner (e) 4- 10 My World and Welcome To It (c-r) 5- 12 Gunsmoke (c-r) 4-7-9 It Takes Thief (e-r) 11 On Film 38 He said, She said 44 Sociology I 54 Beat the Clock (c) 8:00 2-11-44 World Press (c) 4-10 Laugh-In (c-r) 38 Of Lands and Seas (c) 54 The Avengers 8:30 5-12 Here's Lucy (c-r) 4-7-9 Movie: "Assault on a Queen," Frank Sinatra, Virna Lisi, Tony Franciosa, Richard Conte 27 Etc, Bill Moll 9:00 2-11 The War in Cambodia (e) 4- 10 Movie: "Journey to Shiloh," James Caan, Branda Scott (e) 5- 12 Mayberry RFD (c-r) 38 Cracker Barrell (c) 44 Folk Guitar 56 Movie: "Smash-Up," Susan Hay-ward, Lee Bowman, Eddie Albert 9:30 5-12 Doris Day Show (e-r) 27 Bill Anderson Show 44 Children Growing 10:00 2-11 Newsfront 5- 12 Carol Burnett Show (c-r) 27 Marcel Cerdan Jr. vs. Donato Paduano, boxing (c) 38 "Beyond the Forest," Bette Davis, Joseph Cotten, David Brian 10:30 2 Conservative Viewpoint, "Law and Order" (c) 6- 7.oNow (e) News 27 Newshour 56 Arch Macdonald, news (e) 11:30 4-10 Tonight Show (c) 5 Merv Griffin Show (e) 6-7-9 Dick Cavett Show (c) 12 Movie: "Portrait of a Mobster," Vie Morrow, Leslie Parrish 27 Movie: "The Leather Boys," Rita Tushingham, Colin Campbell 38 Tales of Wells Fargo 56 Movie: "Girl in White," June Allyson, Arthur Kennedy, Gary Merrill :00 4.7 News 5 Movie: "The Winning Team," Ronald Reagan, Doris Day, Frank Lovejoy 6 Movie: "Fuller Brush Man," Red Skelton, Janet Blair 56 At Your Service (e) 1:05 4 Movie: "This Island Earth," Jeff Morrow, Faith Domergue, Ren Reason (c) they will become New England's sixth champion in the series' 11 -year history and there will be insufficient weeks left for another contender to go five in a row. Although all the local lasses were in sharp fettle, honors for grabbing the most tossups went to Capt.

Ellen Bass and Sandy Ferrari, with 7 and 4, respectively, while Glenda Starr and Trudy Hanmer chipped in with one each. Taylor was badly outclassed except for its No. 1 man, Bob "Whitehead, who came up with 4 wins. The others were all zeroes. With a halftime score of 185-20, the outcome was never in doubt.

So far Wellesley has won $12,000 in scholarship money and it has a week to go. If it can win its finale, it will join Brandeis, Bates, Bowdoin, Williams and Massachusetts as five-time champions. Brandeis, holds the all-time scoring record with 1860 points. So far Wellesley has scored 995 in its four wins (250-60 over Wyoming, 240-170 over Middlebury, 190-140 over Randolph-Macon, 315-75 over Taylor). The "College Bowl" producers still have hopes of interesting another sponsor or getting their program on public television, but at the moment, the death knell is scheduled to be sounded June 14.

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WEEK-END WASH "With These Hands," ABC's tribute to the American craftsman, was washed out by the NBA championship series and America's No. 1 Sunburn Medication has been rescheduled for llllllllj Lunun Thursday night at 9 in the Tom Jones slot Ch. 5, which cut short its tele mmmmMMmmm $19.95 per person Friday and Saturday nights 1 gy STAY SUNDAY NIGHT FREE Massachusetts has one fewer TV outlet today. Station, WXPO-TV (Ch. 50), Lowell, went off the air over the week-end as the aftermath of a bankruptcy petition.

It had been broadcasting only since Nov. 8 and since February had been on a curtailed schedule of only a few hours a day. It just couldn't make a go of it financially. A new attempt will be made to retrieve the station by a process of reorganization, bringing in new money and new management. There is hope, according to attorney Lewis Aronson, that it will be on the air again within 60 days.

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