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14, 1968AA XExaminrr-Page35 TONIGHT'S BEST BETS ON TELEVISION v. 'J Strip: (REPEAT) The pilot for the series. The episode is highlighted by a fistfight between Stuart Whitman, the continuing star, and an old buddy portrayed by Telly Savalas. Homesteaders war with cattle kings, etc. 8:304 Ironside: "Officer Bobby." A bomb explodes on a plane and the only clue is an abandoned child left in Ironside's truck at the airport.

7 Bewitched: "To Twitch or Not to Twitch." Darrin again smoulders because Samantha used witchcraft. They again part and again Samantha talks it over with Mama Endora. Night Movie: "The Thin Red Line." (1964) Keir Dul- Caterina sings "Old Black Magic," Liberace plays "Beer Barrel Polka," George tells anecdotes, Buttram talks about life down on the farm. 9 NET Playhouse: "Olive Latimer's Husband." REPEAT) The husband is dying and the lady would like to hasten his death because of her yearning for another gentleman. 44 Joe Dolan: Clinton Duffy, former San Quentin warden, is a featured guest (Note: Next week the Joe Dolan show will move to 10:30 p.m.

to make room for the new 10 p.m. "Sherwood-Smith Report" featuring Don Sherwood and Carter B. Smith.) Dwight Newton lea stars as a soldier who panics at the thought of going into combat for the first time. Jack Warden is an older seasoned soldier. The locale is the Pacific theater during World War II.

Also in the cast: James Phil-brook, Ray Daley, Robert Ranter, Kieron Moore. 9 Profile Bay Area: "The University in Time of Crisis," with Nathan Glazier, sociologist; Philip Siegelman, political scientist; Nathan Hare, Black Studies program; Richard Lichtman, professor of philosophy. 10:00 4 Dean Martin Show: Cornball night with lots of music, jokes, toot-toot-tootsie fun, Liberace, George Jessel, Pat Buttram, Caterina Valente and Pat aw Divight Newton KEMO-TV Sets Up for April Debut Six television stations are now operating in San Francisco. Anyone for seven? Eight? Or nine? Hang on. Here they come around the bend, clamoring for viewers and hungry for the sponsor dollar.

Next in line, gunning for an April premiere, is KEMO-TV, Channel 20, Bay Area's Most Complete Television ft laieilliiilBSI'F' vpttlllllly Liberace's the Dean (g8.10To Tell the Truth (0 11-13 Newlvwed Game (0 2:25 P.M. (D 8-10 News 2:30 P.M.-(4) 3 Match Game (0 CSj 8-10 Edge of Night (0 11 BaLy Game (0 13 Divorce Court (0 2:55 P.M.- News 11 Children's Doctor (C) 3:00 P.M. Truth or Consequences (C) 3 Movie: "Desperate Siege" (4) Court (0 Mike Dougals (0 1M3 General Hospital (0 8 10 Secret Storm (0 35 Gvpsy Rose Lee (C) 3l My Friend Flicka P.M. (Movie: "Arch of Triumph" --3-10-13 News (0 8 11 News Movie: "So Young, So Bad" P.M. 3-8 i Show (0, John Carson, Gore Vidal g) Movie: "The Spoilers" 13 Joey Bishop (0, Mickey Shaughnessy, Count Basie, Jerry tanning 10 Movie: "Dolly Sisters" (0 11 Outdoor World (0 with antenna atop San Bruno Mountain and studios and offices at 2500 Marin Street where daring Sylvester J.

"Pat" Weaver Jr. fought for and failed to establish a Pay TV enclave in California. The expensive studios, newly remodeled, paneled and painted, lie in the shadow of the freeway near the intersection ofBayshore and Army. The type of programs Channel 20 will offer? They'll be unveiled come April 1. Be warned in advance that most will be second hand series and old mov MELVIN BELLI Sunday TV host 11 Jack LaLanne (0 13 Baby Game AMIS Children's Doctor A.M.- Jack Lalanne (0 (4) 3-8 Hollywood Squares (C) f) 10 Dick Vaa Dyke 11-13 This Morning (0, Dick Cavett 11:00 A.M.-(30 taw and Mr.

Jones 3 Jeopardy (C) rj53a-iD Love of Life iC) (2) 11-13 Temptation (0 A.M. d) 8-10 News (0 11:30 A.M. Star and the Story Guess (C) 10 Search for Tomorrow (C) 11:45 A.M. 10 Guiding Light (0 11:55 A.M- (433.8 News (0 1Z NOON (3D-(I3-10-News (C) (A) 8 Let's Make a Deal (0 13 Bewitched (C) (rerun) 11 Lu Ryden. variety 12:30 P.M.- Password (0 3 Merv Griffin Show (C) (4) Days of Our Lives (0 (D 8-10 As World Turns (C) 11 Treasure Isle (0 13 News (0 P.M,-13 Tod3y in Agriculture (0 P.M.- Movie: "God Is My Partner" (1957), Walter ren nan, Jesse White; human interest drama (4) The Doctors (0 8-10 Love Is a Many Splen-dored Thing (0 11-13 Fugitive (rerun) P.M.- 6 Educational Programming P.M.- 3 3 Another World (0 (gL8-10 House Party (0 P.M.- 3 You Don't Say (0 ies.

The only potentially dynamic local show listed for starters is a two-hour Sunday night (9 to 11 o'clock) talk-in-interview show hosted by lawyer Melvin Belli. He plans to pretape his first show on March 23. The subject will be Vietnam. The tentative guest list includes four Pentagon officers, Pamela Mason and Mort Sahl. The pivotal 9 to 11 o'clock time on Saturday nights will be filled by the Irv Kupcinet interview show taped in Chicago.

Every week day from 3:30 to 6 p.m., KEMO will televise cartoons for kiddies with Stan Wilson serving as on-camera coordinator, entertainer and soother of frayed nerves. OH, YES, NEWS. Every TV station, even in its first year, is entitled to try for a Pulitzer Prize or a Peabody Award. KEMO-TV will sit this first round out, according to manager Lawrence M. "Larry" Turet, a peppery, confident, fast-talking, little mid-Westerner who learned his competitive trade on stations in Milwaukee (WVTV and WITI-TV) and Chicago WFLD) Turet's plan, lie said at his studio yesterday, is to run a one-man news department.

The one man will be one Hal Peterson, imported from Boston. It will be Peterson's job to read and edit wire service news copy and then break into regular programming with one-minute news announcements about 15 TV Movies Tonight 9 p.m. (5) "The Thin Red Line" (1964) Keir Dullea, Jack Warden. Green troops face combat in the! Pacific during World War II. i' 11 p.m.

(2) "Arc.h of Triumph" (1948) V2 IngrioS Bergman, Charles Boyer, Charles Laughton. From Re--, marque's novel about a refugee doctor and a girl withl, a past who meet in Paris just before the Nazis take 11:30 p.m. (5) "The Spoilers" (1942) John Marlene Dietrich, Randolph Scott. A conspiracy to rob gold," miners leads to violence and death. 1 a.m.

(4) "Girl With a Suitcase" (1961) Claudia Cardinale, Jacques Perrin. Italian language drama about a 16 year old boy and his innocent romance with a girl who lives by her wits. 1 a.m. (7) "Shakedown" (1950) Howard Duff, Peggy Dow. A magazine photographer climbs to the top by using blackmail and terror.

2:30 a.m. (7) "Pure Hell of St. Trinian's" (1961) Joyce Grenfell, Cecil Parker. An Eastern potentate' comes to the convent of St. Trinian's to find wives for his many sons.

4:10 a.m. (7) "Serpent of the Nile" (1953) Rhonda Fleming, Raymond Burr, William Lundigan. Story of; Cleopatra and Marc Anthony. Very Poor Poor Vi Below Averare Ave rate K'i, Above Average Good 'a Very Good Excellent The 4:00 P.M. (J) 11 Dating Game (0 13 Cap Delta Cartoons (C) 3S Cosmo's Castle 3J Yogi Bear 4:30 P.iff.

(T) Cartoon Cutups (0 fj Merv Griffin (0, The Happenings, Don Francks, Rodney Danger-field, Genevieve, Ethel Griffies -Movie: "The Happy Years" (1950), Dean Stockwell; drama ot 1890s (0 f9-Antiques (repeat), "Pierpont Glass" 10 Mike Douglas (0 11 Seven Seas (0 Marine Boy (0 5:00 P.M. (53 Leave It To Beaver (rerun) (4) 3 Flintstones (0 (g) Misterogers 11 Perry Mason 13-News (0 36 Cisco Kid (0 Three Stooges P.M.-6 Misterogers 5:30 P.M. (2) Dennis the Menace (rerun) 3 Traventure Theater (0 (4) 8 The Munsters (rerun) -What's New 13-News (0 36 Tales of Wells Fargo Astro Boy 5:45 P.M. 6 Friendly Giant P.M. (J) Patty Duke Show (rerun) 3 Huntley-Brinkley Report (0 (4) (510 News -(C) 6 Misterogers News Friendly Giant 11 Mike Douglas (0 13 Movie: "Rage at Dawn" 36 You Asked For It Little Rascals (rerun) 6:15 P.M.- g) France Panorama 6:30 P.M.

g)10McHale's Navy (rerun) 3 Channel 3 Reports (0 Huntley Brinkley Report (0 (1) News, Cronkite (0 6 TV Kindergarten News (0, Bob Young () Portraits in Music 36 Music City USA (0 HI Mr. Ed (rerun) 6:45 P.M.-14 California Gardening P.M. (2) I Love Lucy (rerun) Assignment Four: "Hawaii Calls" Branded (C, repeat) 6 What's New (D News (0, Roger Grimsby 8 It's a Small World (0 Sacramento File, Examiner political writer Syd Kossen 10 News (0 3 Movie: "Champagne Waltz" Dobie Gillis (rerun) P.M. 13 The Outdnnrcm'n (0 P.M. -Wonders of the World (0, "Whale Ho" (4) 3-8 Daniel Boone (0, Boone is rescued by his son, Israel, from Shawnee torture (g 10 Cimarron Strip (0, Crown must head off bloodshed between farmers and cattlemen in a struggle for homestead land.

Telly Savalas guests (repeat) 6 Between These Covers 11-13 Batman (0, Zsa Zsa Ga-bor guests Rainbow Quest 14 The Big Picture 5 The Honeymooners America! (C), "Big Swamp, Big Bayou" 6 Portrait of a Program, Sacramento Symphony 11-13 Flying Nun (0, the nuns inherit a prizefighter in the will of a man Sister Bertrille befriended 14 Due to Circumstances Beyond Our Control (H Hazel 'V 1 admirers are dancers on Martin show at 10 p.m. Logs 3:30 P.M. Capt. Satellite (0 Movie: "Bigger Than life" (1956), James Mason, Barbara Rush; drama of use of drugs 11-13 Dark Shadows (0 8 Movie: "The Masked Man Against the Pirates" (0 10 Pat Boone (C) 3 World of Women Capt. San Francisco (0 i -335 p.m.- -Hucklebpr H-ind (0 3:45 P.M.

(J Popeye cartoons (0 4:00 P.M. 11 Dating Game (0 13-Cap'n Delta (0 Cosmo's Castle 5 Yogi Bear (0 mountains of the west, with snow in the higher elevations, to the north- ern and central Rockies. Ram or snow will prevail trom the Dakotas" into Wisconsin and upper Michigan. It will be cooler over the northern and central Rockies. Fair skies are expected in California and Predicted positions at 7 a.m.

tomor-. row: A cold front will trail from a. low just north of Lake Superior northwestern Illinois and west cen-. -tral Texas. A warm front will Lake Erie to the Superior low -and thence as a stationary front along the Canadian border to Van.

couver, Canada. A cold front will extend south from a low wel west of Washington. Highs will be ovet northern Utah and east of Massa-, chusetts. Temperatures for 24 hours to 4 a.m. Hi Lo 33 15 58 30 36 23 63 40 54 18 46 27 54 33 48 28 40 28 50 39 33 22 65 44 25 15 24 08 46 30 Hi Lo Albany.NY Albuquraue Anchorage Amanllo Asheville Atlanta Billings Birminghm Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlngtn.Vt Casper Charlstn.SC Jacksn.Miss 52 30 Juneau 41 22 KansasCity LasVegas 50 38-.

71 45 46 32. 35 22. 45 32 LlttleROCK Louisville Memphis MiamiBch 74 50 Midland.Tex. 68 43 Milwaukee 36 22 35 30 NewOrleans 54 35 NewYork 40 21 NorthPlatte 59 25 Okia.City Omaha Philadlpha 52 42 50 36 42 21 70 47 58 35 Charlstn.WV 35 15 Charltte.NC 56 22 Chicago 37 29 pnoenix Pittsburgh 26 12 Cincinnati 30 16 Cleveland 22 09 Columbus, 0 29 16 Denver 63 34 DesMoines 41 35 Portland.Me 32 17 Portland.Or 56 44 Raleigh 63 20 RapidCity 59 34 Reno 50 27 Detroit Duluth ElPaso Fairbanks Fargo FortWorth GreatFalls Helena Houston Honolulu 28 11 Richmond 47 23 St.Louis 37 30 StPbg-rmpa 58 47 SaltLakeCty 54 31' 30 18 65 46 23 34 34 30 banAntomo 37 57 45 53 30 StsteMarie Seattle Shreveport Spokane Tucson Washington Wichita 21 -01 53 42 58 36 50 32 70 45 41 22 64 41 47 21 62 46 77 69 Indianapolis 30 13 Jacksonville 61 38 Complete Weather Report War Film Keir Dullea is terrified as he goes into battle on Channel 5's movie, "The Thin Red Line," tonight at 9. P.M.

(2) Proifles, "Eddie Rickenbacker," World War I flying ace (4) 3-8 Ironside (0, Ironside trails a would-be plane bomber 6 Skiing 11-13 Bewitched (0, Darrin and Samantha continue to bicker over the proper use of witchcraft (g Fires of Creation, "Glass Blowing" 14 British Half Hour 38 Merv Griffin (0, Jack Carter, Don Francks, Reva Rose, Stanley Myron Handleman Pat Boone (0, Robert Culp, France Nuyen, Nina Simone, Don Rickles P.M. Dr. Kildare (rerun) CD 10 Movie: "Thin Red Line" 6 David Susskind Show 1M3That Girl (0, Ann Marie is the bait in a police trap for a crank phone caller (Profile: Bay Area, "The University in Time of Crisis," with Nathan Glazier, sociologist; Philip Siegelman, political scientist; Nathan Hare, Black Studies program; Richard Lichtman, professor of philosophy 14 Continental Comment 9:30 P.M. (4) 3 Dragnet, 1968 (0, the close screening of police department aspirants 1H3peyton Place (0 8 Hogan's Heroes 14 Campus Spotlight P.M. News (0 3-8 Dean Martin (0 with liberace, Caterina Valente, Pat Buttram, Pat Henry, George Jessel Assignment: San Francisco (rerun) NET Playhouse, "Olive Latimer's Husband" (repeat) 11 Rat Patrol (0 13 Perry Mason (rerun) 36 Sports Highlights (0 3 Joe Dolan (0, Sierra Club debate, former San Quentin Warden Clinton Duffy P.M.- Hilly Rose (0, discussion 11 Seven Seas (0 KTVU (S.F.-Oak.) KR0N (S.F.) KPIX (S.F.) g) KGO (S.F.) KQED (S.F.) KBHK (S.F.) KCRA (Sacramento) 3 KVIE (Sacramento) 6 KSBW (Salinas) 8 KXTV (Sacramento) 10 K0VR (Stockton) 13 KNTV (San Jose) 11 KCSM (San Mateo) 14 KGSC (San Jose) 36 (0 indicates color UMST i Seta fm U.S.

WIrW UAU fSSA SO Wfo Uw Tmprtur txpcl4 1 36 Spotlite on the Racers P.M. 11 Movie: "Gideon of Scotland Yard" -11 :45 P.M. 36 Ebb Tide (0, poetry A.M. Movie: "Girl With a News (0 Movie: "Shakedown" A.M. (5) Silents Please, "Headless News A.M.

Movie: "Pure Hell of St. Tri-nian's" 4:10 A.M. Movie: "Serpent of the Nile" TOMORROW A.M. 3 Farm Market Report (0 (5) Prayer, Farm Flashes, News A.M. 3 Rhyme and Reason (4) University of Michigan (f Sunrise Semester AM, Jim Dunbar 1 0 Focus on Farming (0 g) Farm News 13 News (0 A.M.

(4) University of Michigan Cities in Conflict 10 Sun.ise Semester 13 Ed Allen Time (0 A.M.-g 3-8 Today (0 (5j News 10 Focus on Farming (0 13 Cartoonland (0 7:05 A.M.- 10 News (0 A.M.-(D1QNews 7:45 A.M. 11 TV Credit Course A.M.- 10 News (0 A.M.-10 Captain Kangaroo (0 Girl Talk (0, Virginia Graham A.M. 13 Casper Cartoons 8:30 A.M. -Movie: "Foxfire" (1955), Jane Russell, Jeff Chandler; adventure 1 1 Hocus Pocus Cartoons (0 A.M. Religion Today A.M.

13 Cartoonland (0 9:00 A.M.- Popeye Cartoons (0 ffj 3-8 Snap Judgment (C) Hotline (0, Pat Collins (vj EriiKatrnal programming until 1:05 P.M. 10 Candid Camera 11 Hocus Pocus Clubhouse 13 Dating Game A.M. 6 Educational programming until 1:05 p.m. A.M.-14 Anthropology 9:25 A.M. 3-8-News (C) A.M.- Romper Room (0 (413-8 Concentration (0 10 Beverly Hillbillies (C) 11 Linus, the Lionhearted 13 Truth or Consequences (0 A.M.-g3-8 Personality (C) 1 Secret Storm (0 10 Andy Griffith (rerun) String Trio (Trio a Cordes Francaise).

9 p.m. KSFR: Ports of Call-New Music from Britain: Robin Orr, Symphony in One Movement (Scottish National Orchestra, Gibson); Roberto Gerhard, Dances from "Don Quixote" (BBC Symphony Orchestra, Dorati). 10:30 p.m.-KDFC: Elgar, "Falstaff" (Philadelphia Promenade Orchestra, Boult); Chopin, Piano Concerto No. 1 (Lipatti). 11 p.m.

KSFR: Brahms, Piano Concerto No. 2 (Ashkenazy, London Symphony Orchestra, Mehta). TOMORROW 9 a.m. KSFR: Men of Music-Nathan Milsteim Bruch, Violin Concerto No. 1 (Milstein, Philharmonia Orchestra, Barzin).

12 noon KDFC: Dvorak, Piano Concerto in (Galling, Cleveland Orchestra, Szell); Bartok, Hungarian Sketches (Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Reiner). 2 p.m. KKHI: Dvorak, Symphony No. 8 (Vienna Philharmonic, Karajan), times a day just like they do on the rock and grind radio stations. Though news and other programming may appear to be lean, the facilities are expensive.

"We have $2 million worth of equipment in here," said Turet yesterday. TURET APPEARED to be a happy man privately as well as professionally. He came here last November, found a place in Sausalito (paradise compared with blizzardy Milwaukee or Chicago) and only yesterday he received delivery on an ultra posh Chrysler New Yorker. KEMO-TV, Channel 20, is owned by USC (United States Communications), a subsidiary of AVC (American Viscose an industrial titan identified now or in the past with Chemstrand, Monsanto, etc. Turet said that AVC, in search of investment diversification, is pumping $27 million into six ultra high frequency television properties.

One, WPHL, Philadelphia, has been on the air for two years. Others will be constructed this year and next in Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Atlanta and Houston. He'll press the San Francisco button on April Fool's Day. AM Radio Highlights Tomorrow on KCBS: Medic Alert, unusual new medical protection, 12:23 p.m Pat Paulsen's race for the White House, 1:23 p.m. Dr.

Leonard Reif-fel, Bess Myerson discuss houses of the future, 2:25 p.m. A lesson in weather forecasting, 3:25 p.m. Interview with Desmond Morris on the population explosion, 4:25 p.m. Tomorrow on KGO: Owen Spann hosts "Mission: Impossible" producer Bruce Geller, 1 p.m. Bill Stall of Associated Press, State tax increases, 1:30 p.m.

Tony Cortese, problems of automobile buying, 2 p.m. Attorney Ron Rouda, big damage settlements John Ascuaga, owner of Nugget restaurant and casino, Sparks, East Reno Featured records: KABL, "Glory of Love," Frank De Vol KNBR, "Glory of Love," Trom-bones Unlimited KYA, "Love is Blue," Paul Mau-riat. MARMADUKE Day Area Forecast as of 1 p.m. Partly cloudy this afternoon. Fair tonight.

Increasing clouds Friday with a chance of rain late Friday or Friday night turning showery Saturday. Little temperature change. Lows tonight and Friday night 45 to 55. Hichs Friday 55 to 65. Westerly winds 5 to 15 MPH.

Chance of rain near zero tonight. 30 percent Friday ana su percent i-naay nignt. Hi Lo Hi Lo 58 44 63 49 57 44 61 39 S.Francisco S.F.Airport Oakland 58 52 60 49 57 51 63 44 Ham. Field Moff. Field Stockton WalnutCrk.

Redwd.City SPECIAL SAN FRANCISCO REPORT Normal temperatures: Low 49, high 61. Highest temperature this year to date: 74 on January 22. Lowest temperature this season to date: 37 on January 7. Sea level barometer at 4 a.m.: 30.09 inches. The State Forecast as of 9 a.m.

A new storm in the eastern Pacific Ocean threatens Northern California weather for tomorrow. At the storm approaches the coast cloudiness will increase from about Monterey northward and there is a chance of more rainfall by late Friday in that area. Elsewhere fair weather is expected to continue. NORlHtRN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Increasing cloudiness to-mum with rain north coast by Friday morning spreading over area by Friday night. Central California mostly fair tn rough Friday except for cnance of rain extreme north by Friday night.

Warmer Friday. ribKinwtaifcKN CALIFORNIA Increasing cloudiness tonight with rain norm coast by Friday morning spreading over area by Friday night. Low tonight and high Friday at Ukiah 45 and 60, Fort Bragg 48 and bd. southwesterly winds 12 to 25 Knots north half area. MOUNT SHASTA-SISKIYOU AREA Increasing cloudiness tonight with rain ov Friaav afternoon.

Snow level 30o0 to 4000 feet. sILRRh NtVAOA Cloudiness tonight with chance of snow late Friaav. Snow level near 40uQ feet. SACRAMENTO VALLEY Increasing cloudiness tonight with rain likely in extreme north Friday spreading to southern portion by late Friday. Warmer Friday.

Low tonight in the 4os. High Frioay in the low 60s. Gen-tie winciS. POINT ST. GEORGE TO POINT ARENA Southwesterly winds 12 to knots today through Friday with locally stronger winds near headlands.

Increasing cloudiness tonight with rain by Friday morning. POINT ARENA TO HOIN1 CONCEP-CION Westerly winds 5 to 15 knots today through Friday. Increasing cloudiness Monterey noithward Friday. WESTERN NEVADA Fair tonight and Friday. High Friday 45 to 55 with low tonight 20 to 30.

SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Mostly fair through Friday except for a chance of rain extreme north by Friday night. Lows tonight in the mid 40s. Highs Friday in the 60s. Gentle winos. SALINAS VALLEY-Fair through Friday except increasing cldudiness Friday with a chance of rain by late "oay norm ena.

lows tonight in the 40s. Highs Friday near 60. Gentle winds. Lows tonight and highs Friday at Salinas 44 and 60, Paso Robles 40 and 60. MARIA.

SAN LUIS OBISPO CS1T.A.L "EA Fair through Friday with little temperature change. Highs near 60. Lows tonight nithe 40s. Variable winds 5 to 15 mph. BAY AREA-Fair tonight Increasing cloudiness Friday with a chance of rain late Friday.

Litela temperature change. Lows tonight near 50. Variable wind 5 to 15 mph. SANTA CLARA VALLEY Increasing cloudiness tonight and Friday with a chance of rain late Friday. High Friday near 60.

Lows tonight near 50. Southwesterly wind 5 to 15 mph. Low tonight and high Friday at San Jose 43 and 62. LIVERMORE VALLEY Increasing Cloudiness tonight and Friday with a chance of rain late Friday. Little temperature change.

Southerly wind 5 to 15 mph. DIABLO, SAN RAMON AND MORA- GA VALLEYS Increasing cloudiness tonight and Friday with a chance of rain late Friday. Little temperature change. High Friday near 60. Lows tonight near 50.

Gentle southerly winds. NAPA AND SONOMA VALLEYS AND SANTA ROSA PLAIN Increasing cloudiness tonight and Friday with a chance of rain late Friday. Little temperature change. Low tonight and high Friday at Santa Rosa 40 and 64. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Fair through Friday.

Slightly cooler southern interior tonight. Slightly warmer most areas Friday. LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY Sunny Friday. Slightly warmer days. Low tonight 50.

High Friday 72. Temperatures tor 24 hours to 4 a.m. Hi Lo Hi Lo 64 46 Paso Robles 61 38 Bakersfield Eureka Fairfield Fresno Los Angeles Monterey Needles 56 46 Red Bluff 58 48 61 49 Sacto. 58 48 63 39 Salinas 61 43 61 48 San Diego 67 55 59 46 S. Barbara 60 43 78 60lThermal 81 57 RAINFALL 4 A.M.

DATA Last Seas. Nor. Date 24 to to last Seas, hrs. date date year nor. Eureka .04 24.15 30.14 32.56 38.43 Red Bluff .03 14.57 17.22 19.67 22.05 San Fran.

.40 13.05 17.00 20.68 20.78 S.F.Airport .10 14.07 15.43 21.59 18.69 OakldAirpt. .16 13.72 14.48 18.76 17.93 Sacto. .39 9.70 14.29 19.07 18.02 Stockton .09 11.85 10.60 15.73 14.31 Fresno .48 5.91 8.58 8.54 11.14 LosAngeleS .23 11.87 12.24 17.63 14.68 San Diego .05 8.51 8.56 7.54 10.40 Season July 1 to June 30. National Forecast Released at I a.m. The national weather outlook for today: Sunny skies and warmer weather will prevail over most of the area from the Rockies to the Appalachians.

It will be sunny but cool from the Carolinas into New England. Showers will develop across the Pacific northwest and the inter- iWrkrtM Twloc tllll lTlUUIla, 1 lllLS? 7 NEW moon Mar. 21 0308 FRIDAY. MARCH Sun rise 0623 Sun set 1816 Moon rise 1831 Moon set 0630 GOLDEN GATE MAR. 14 TO MAR.

18 Low High Low High 140448 1.3 1106 5.7 1718 0.2 2354 5.4 15 0536 0.8 1154 5.4 High Low 16 0024 5.6 0625 0.3 17 0054 5.8 0718 0.1 18 0130 5.9 0812 0.3 1754 0.3 High 1248 5.1 1354 4.7 2364 6.4 LOW 1830 0.9 1906 1.6 1948 2.2 1500 4.3 Tables furnished oy Marine Ex change from United States Coast and Geodetic survey data. The highs and IAST QUARTSR Dooaommrw 1 Mar. 28 Apr. 5 Apr. 12 1449 1928 2052 14 as FM RADIO HIGHLIGHTS TOLL I I KPFB 89.3 KBAY 100.3 KCMA 90.3 KEBR 100.5 KCSM 90.9 KTIM 100.9 KALW 91.7 KPEM 101.3 KCFM 921 "KTUX 101.7 KSJ0 92.3 KDrC 102.1 KJAZ 92.7 KSBW 102.5 K0IT 93.3 KATT 102.5 KPFA 94.1 KPAT 102.9 KSFR 94.9 KG0 103.7 KIGS 95.3 KF0G 104.5 KKHI 95.7 KFMR 104.9 KCRA 96.1 KIIIO 105.1 KRON 96.5 KBR6 105.3 KMBY 96.9 KREP 105.7 KEAR 97.3 KFRC 106.1 KPGM 97.7 KPLX 106.5 KABL 98.1 KMPX 106.9 KRPM 98.5' KUFY 107.7 KCBS 98.5 "MultipllX 99.7 Stereo 5:30 p.m.

KR0N-. Carnival: Shostakovich, Galop from Ballet Suite No. Chopin, Polonaise in A Flat; Brade, and Gaillard for Brass; Bartok, Dance Suite. 6 p.m. KKHI: Dinner Concert: Liszt, Hungarian Rhapsody "Heroide Ele-giaque" (Berlin Philharmonic, Kara-jan); Chausson, "Poeme" (Francescat-ti, violin, New York Philharmonic, Bernstein).

7 p.m. KDFC: Spanish Suite (Pennario, piano). 7 p.m. KRON: Curtain: "Kiss Me, Kate." 8 p.m. KKHI: National Symphony Orchestra Broadcast Alfred Wallen-! stein conducting: Handel-Harty, Water 1 Music Suite; Stravinsky, Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra; Franck, Sym phonic Variations; Brahms, Symphony flo.

2 (Phillipe Entremont, Piano). 8 p.m. KPGM; Haydn, Symphony No. 3 (Little Orchestra of London, Jones); Beethoven, Piano Concerto No. CANADIAN STATIONS Hi Lo 31 23 27 11 27 01 23 01 Hi Lo 32 24 21 07 23 15 51 42 Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Regina Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver PAN AMERICAN STATIONS Hi Lo 79 64 Hi Lo Acaoulco Nassau 81 70 Bermuda 67 Bogota 64 Havana 84 HermosillO 77 Mexico City 77 Monterey 63 Rio De Jnro 81 Veracruz 70 Culiacan 81 Mazatian 73 Los Moches 81 57 55 55 45 International Weather at 1 a.m.

Aberdeen 34, Amsterdam 41, Athens 37, Berlin 39, Birmingham 41, Brussels 43. Cairo 54, Casablanca 68, Copenhagen 37, Dublin 43, Geneva 36. Hong Kong 63, Lisbon 54. Lov don 48, Moscow 21, New Delhi 64, Oslo 39, Paris 43, Rome 39. Saigon 70, Stockholm 36.

Sydney 68, tokyo mt NAH. Nan. yfi- ta. 1 (Serkin, Philadelphia Orchestra, Or-mandy); for "Sir, there MUST be some rule that says YOU have to hand it to me!" lows are those recorded at Fort Point.40, Tunis 39, Vienna 34..