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April 9, 1 968 TONIGHT'S BEST BETS ON TELEVISION '4 wight Newton A-, from iht late Ernie Kovacs' TV comedy output, 1961-62. Prime examples: File cabinets move to the beat, celery breaks in two, gallery ducks shoot back, water spurts out of bald heads, the Nairobi Trio performs. Ernie's celebrated "talkless" half-hour is repeated in full 10:30 2 Hilly Rose Show: With Dick Gregory. 9 David Susskind Show: "Prison Life Is Hell." Four ex-convicts discuss what goes on behind prison walls. 44 Joe Dolan Show: With Gordon Smith, former finance director for Governor Reagan; and Bill Ross, co-author of "Politics Battle Plan." Dwight Newton wealthy women.

Their American tourist target is Shirley Jones. It happens on the French Riviera. 10:00 5 Special: "The Great American Novel." A unique program to ex--plore the relevancy in 1968 of Sinclair Lewis' "Babbitt," written in the 1920's, and John Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath," written in the 1930's. "Babbitt" is covered by focusing on the lives and attitudes of typical members of the Lions Club in Duluth, Minn. "Grapes of Wrath" is covered by a Tennessee hillbilly family moving out on a harrowing odyssey to Chicago.

Richard Boone narrates. 7 Special: "The Comedy of Ernie Kovacs." An hour's compilation 8:00 4 Jerry Lewis Show: With Nanette Fabray, scheduled to be a regular on the show next season, and Mel Torme. Skelton Hour: With Arthur Godfrey and the Harpers Bizarre. 9 Concert: The San Francisco Boys Chorus in a program of music appropriate to Holy Week. 44-Steve Allen Show: With Stella Stevens, John Byner, George Jessel and the Sunshine Company group.

Tuesday Night at the Movies: "Bedtime Story." Marlon Brando, David Niven, Shirley Jones. Brando and Niven are two con men who use their charm to extract large sums of money from Adult Movies Raise Flurry All Of Protests Jerry Lewis is an all-purpose houseboy for Mel Torme, 8 p.m. "And now on television, we have movies for adults initiated locally by new KEMO-TV, Channel 20, in a Monday night at 9 o'clock "Adults Only Movie" series. Thus far the series has featured Ingmar Bergman's "The Virgin Spring" starring Brigette Pettersson, last week, and Roman Polanski's "Repulsion" starring Catherine Deneuve, last night. What next? How about Bay Area's Most Complete Television 8-10 Love Is a Many-Splcndored Thing (C) 11-13 Dream House (0 Educational programming Pat Boone (0 P.M.-6 Educational programming 1-30 C4T) 3 Another World (0 -8-10 House Party (0 11-13 Wedding Party (0 P.M.

(4) 3 You Don't Say (0 -8-10To Tell the Truth (0 11-13 Newlywed Game (0 P.M.-3 Match Game (0 (-S-IO-Edge of Night (0 11 The Baby Game (0 13 Divorce Court (0 51 Father Knows Best P.M.--P.0.0. (C) (L "Blow-up," the picture that missed a movie code seal of approval mainly because of a nude scene? Recent quote from Michael Dann, CBS-TV program chief: "Maybe not on the networks but certainly on the local stations within three or four years." Dann doubts that all sex -laced movies will reach the television circuit. Further quote: "I don't think Andy Warhol's underground movies will ever make it, at least 1 hope they don't." Meanwhile, "The Virgin torn CATHERINE DENEUVE Descent to madness -10-Beverly Hillbillies 11 Bullwinkle 13 Truth or Consequences (0 3-8 Personality (C) Secret Storm 10 Andy Griffith (rerun) 11 Jack LaLanne(C) 13- Everybody's Talking A.M.- 14 Anthropology 10:30 AM -Jack LaLanne (0 3-8 Hollywood Squares (0 -10-Dlck Van Oyke 11-13 Dick Cavett (0, Wilbur Cohen, Secretary of Kaalth. Pau la Prentiss, Dick Benjamin A.M. law and Mr.

Jones f4) 3 Jeopardy (0 8-10-love of Life (0 A.M.- 8-10 News A.M.--Star and the Story C4) 3 8 Eye Guess (0 10 Search for Tomorrow (0 A.M.-10 Guiding Light (0 A.M.-g)3-8-Hews (C) -12 NOON -3-News (0 8 Let's Make a Deal (0 13 Bewitched (C), (rerun) TV Kindergarten 11 Lu Ryden, variety 3) Cartoons (0 P.M.- Password (0 3-Merv Griffin (C) Days of Our Lives (0 -8-10 As World Turns (0 11 Treasure Isle (C) Critic's Circle 13-News (0 P.M.-13 Today in Agriculture (0 1:00 P.M.-CD Movie: "The Inside Story" (1948), William Lundigan, Marsha Hunt; crime comedy Doctors (0 TV Movies Tonight 9 p.m. (4) "Bedtime Story" (1964) Marlon Bran? do, David Niven, Shirley Jones. Two con men use their charm to extract money from wealthy women on the French Riviera. 9 p.m. (20) "Wild on the Beach" (1965) Frankie Randall, Sonny and Cher, Sherry Jackson.

Musical story in which a co-ed turns a big home into a co-educational rooming house. 11 p.m. (2) "The Model Murder Case" (1965) lan Hendry, Ronald Fraser, Jane Asher. Clues lead to a TV idol in the blackmailing and murder of a model. 11:15 p.m.

(44) "I Cover the Underworld" (1951) -Mi Sean McClory, Joanne Jordan. A divinity student impersonates his gangster twin brother to aid police. 11:30 p.m. (5) "Adventures of Robin Hood" (1938) Errol Flynn, Basil Rathbone. Tale of the Sherwood Forest bandit.

(Color.) 1 a.m. (7) "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" (1948) Vz Esther Williams, Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Betty Garrett. Song-and-dance men find themselves on a baseball team owned by a woman. Spring" and "Repulsion," two widely acclaimed movies, have offered local viewers something a little more meaningful than the saccharine doings of Doris Day, or murder for the sake of murder as manifested jweekly on "High Chaparral" or the Saturday morntng cirtoons for kiddies. DREADFUL compounded rape and murder highlighted "The ViGgin Spring" and Catherine Deneuve butchered to death twmen as she descended into total madness in Repulsion, yet both films were works of distinguished motion picture art.

The station has been lauded by viewers for the "adult presentations. It also has been bashed over the head 6v a number' of protesters. Some protests appear to be from concerned individuals, others are group or circular tjye protests. I received a copy of one In the form of a petition bearing 56 signatures. fll'e, the undersigned," the petition states, "are for the ffibst part affiliated with local elementary schools in ibt Daly City area." The letter pledges them to boycott all adult movie" sponsors and to boycott all Channel 20 programs.

HOWEVER, the letter does not identify the schools 1 they are. affiliated with in Daly City or in any other city. Not one -signer has listed an address, home or business. Yet copies, purportedly, have gone to Governor Reagan, to the California Attorney General and the Federal Communications Commission. I fault them on two counts: (1) Petitioners who neglect to give address or affiliation have as much influence as a snowflake falling on the equator; (2) They have missed the boat by about 15 years.

Indeed, for more than 15 years, television programs saturated with violence, drenched with insinuating sex and patched together in cheap, rotten, penny dreadful westerns and whodunits have been boring daily and nightly into the eyes and brains of our children. I appreciate concern for the impact of these "adult" movies, but it might be more fruitful to throw weight against programs that preach killing for the sake of killing and I do mean "Combat," "Garrison's Gorillas," "Guns of Will Sonnett," "Rat Patrol," "It Takes a Thief," "Bonanza," "Cimarron Strip" and "Wild Wild West" to name a few that children habitually watch. Complete Weather Report Logs 3 Movie: "Buffalo Bill (0 Divorce Court (0 Mike Douglas Show (0 1M3 General Hospital (0 8 10 Secret Storm (0 36 Gypsy Rose Lee (0 My Friend Flicka 3 30 -Captain Satellite (0 -Movie: The Unknown" (1957), Dean Jagger; horror film -1M3-Dark Shadows (C) 8 Movie: "Desert Fighters" 10 Pat Boone (0 S3) Stan Wilson (0, children's programs until 6 p.m. 36 World of Women 15 apt San Francisco (0, children's programs until 4:30 p.m. P.M T) 11 Dating Game (0 13-Cap'n Delta (0 36 Cosmo's Castle Btlew Avtriti Averif Vi Very Good Excellent Showers or thundershowers are expected from Texas to the Carolina coast.

Elsewhere it should be generally dry although a little rain will begin to spread on the Washington coast. Warming Is forecast from the Rocky Mountain states to the Da-kotas, cooling across the Ohio Valley. Wednesday a stationary front will be lying from extreme northern Florida to the southwest Gulf. A cold front will extend from northeast Washington across northwest Oregon. Highs will be centered in Missouri and Utah.

Temperatures for 24 noun to 5 a.m. Hi Lo Hi Lo Albany.NY Albuq'rque Amanlio Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Billings Birmingh'm Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlngtn.Vt Casper Charlstn.SC 60 53 63 42 67 43 28 20 70 49 75 57 49 36 71 56 57 27 55 38 59 50 84 72 64 42 57 49 Jacksonville 87 69 Juneau 41 34 65 35 KansasCity LasVegas LittleRock Louisville Memphis MiamiBch Midland. Tx Milwaukee NewOrleana NewYork NorthPlatte Okla.City Omaha Philadelp'a Phoenix Pittsburgh 69 43 70 53 69 48 68 55 77 74 78 49 57 38 54 29 80 64 58 55 59 25 70 54 59 32 66 52 43 24 71 62 Charlstn.WV 67 55 Charlte.NC 77 54 85 51 69 45 Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Columbus DesMoines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo FortWorth GreatFalis Helena Honolulu Houston 62 48 70 47 69 44 46 19 70 47 59 33 69 48 45 29 76 55 02 -02 55 30 76 54 53 33 51 28 84 70 Portland. Me 53 45 Portland.Or 61 39 Raleigh RapidCity Reno Richmond St. Louis St.Pg-Tmpa SaltLakeCty SanAntonio StSteMarie Seattle Shreveport Tucson Spokane Washington Wichita 79 57 49 25 64 26 81 56 72 40 86 50 30 77 62 51 32 55 42 75 56 78 47 53 35 68 53 65 40 83 60 Indianapolis 71 50 Jacksn.Miss 76 60 CANADIAN STATIONS Hi LO HILo 48 22 67 44 48 24 55 43 Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa 50 32 49 31 66 48 Resina Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver International Aberdeen 41.

Partly Cloudy: Amsterdam, 32, Clear; Athens, 59, Partly Cloudy; Birmingham, Partly Cloudy; Casablanca, Rain; Copenhagen, 36. Cloudy; Dublin, 41, Cloudy; Geneva, 37. Partly Cloudy; Hong Kong, 72, Cloudy, Lisbon, 57, Clear; London, 37, Clear; Madrid, 45. Partly Cloudy; Manila, 81, Partly Cloudy; Moscow, 45, Cloudy; New Delhi, 73, Partly Cloudy; Oslo, Cloudy. Paris, 37, Clear; Saigon, 79, Partly Cloudy; Stockholm, 28, Partly Cloudy; Tokyo, 57, Cloudy; 50, Partly Cloudy; Warsaw, 32, Cloudy.

Pan American Stations Hi Lo 81 70 70 62 86 HiLo Monterrey 82 63 Nassau 82 72 Rio de Jan. 70 Acapulco Bermuda Bogota Culican veracruz 91 The P.M.-rg)3You Don't Say (0 Qg-t-10-Ti Tell tha Truth (0 2) 11-13 Newlywed Game ZC) P.M.-fj) 8-10-News P.M.- (3) 3 Match Game (0 CD8-10 Edge ef Night (CI (7) 11 The Baby Game (0 13 Divorce Court gj Father Knows Best P.M.-(5)-3-News (CI (jy-11 Children's Doctor (0 3:00 P.M. (C) 3 Movie: "Breakfast in Bed" (4) Divorce Court (0 (5) Mike Douglas Show (0 6 Let's Lipread C7-11-13 General Hosoital (CI 8 TO Secret Storm (0 36 Gvpsy Rose lee (0 Friend Flicka (0 P.M G)-Capt. Satellite (0 (4) Movie: "Rendezvous nun Annie (1946), Eddie Albert, Faye Mar-lowe; romantic comedy. (2) 1M3-0ark Shadows (0 8 Movie: "operation uoia ingot 10 Pat Boone (C) (gj) Stan Wilson (0, children's pro-trams until 8 p.m.

36 World of Women apt. San Francisco (0, children's programs until 4:30 p.m. P.M.- (2) 11 Dating Game (0 10 Mike Douglas (C) 13-Cap'n Delta (0 36 Cosmo's Castle P.M. C7) Cartoon Cutups (0 (g Merv Griffin Show (C), Jack Douglas and wife Reike, Bob Crane, Charlie Robinson, Gloria lorinj, Jose Ferrer, Stanley Myron Han-dleman, Morton Shulman (2) Movie: "April love" (1957), Pat i Shirley Jones; musical romance CS) Cities of the World. "Munich" 10 Mike Douglas (0 11 Seven Seas (0 gj Marine Boy (0 5:00 P.M.

(J) Leave It to Beaver (rerun) (4 3 The Flintstones (0 (j) Misterogers 11 Perry Mason (rerun) 13-News (0 36 Cisco Kid (0 (5J Three Stooges P.M.-6 Misterogers P.M.-3 Dennis The Menace (rerun) 3 Traventure Theater (0 The Munsters (rerun) What's New 13-News (0 36 Tales of Wells Fargo (rerun) Astroboy P.M.- 6 Friendly Giant 6:00 P.M.- 3 Patty Duke show (rerun) 3 Huntley-Brinkley Report (C) (D-CD-8-IO-News 'O 6 Misterogers Friendly Giant 11 Mike Douglas (0 13 Movie: "Blondie Goes Latin" (p Gilligan's Island (0 36 You Asked For It (rerun) The Little Rascals (rerun) P.M.-(5) Gov. Reagan's Press Conference (tentative) P.M. g)-10-McHale's Navy 3 News (0 fJD Huntley-Brinkley Report (0 8 News (C), Cronkite 6 TV Kindergarten (7) News (0, Bob Young (2 Combat (0 36-Wilburn Brothers (0 gj Mr. Ed (rerun) P.M.-Portrait in Music 14 California Gardening 7:00 P.M. QD I Love Lucy (rerun) (3) Wild Wonderful World (C), "Victoria, B.C.

Octopus Hunt" (g) Twilight Zone (rerun) 6 What's New FM RADIO TONIGHT 7 p.m.-KCSM (90.9) Seeds of Discontent: The hippies. 8 p.m. KKHI (95.7) Boston Pops Broadcast Fiedler conducting: Bizet, Suite for Anderson, "Irish" Suite. 8 p.m.-KPGM (97.7) Mozart, Divertimento (Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Baumgartner); Britten, "War Requiem" (Vishnevskaya, Pears, Fishcher-Dieskau, London Symphony and Chorus, Britten); Haydn, "Te Deum" Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Fricsay). 9 p.m.

KDFC: (102.1) Brahms, Piano Concerto No. 2 (Serkin, Cleveland Orchestra, Szell). 9 p.m.-KSFR (94.9) Philadelphia Or FM TMf HJUM USA TimptratutM tiptcttd I Dangerlield, Tiger Haynes, Karen Morrow Steve Allen (0, Stella Stevens, John Byner, George Jessel P.M.- Boxing from the Olympic (0, Raul Rojas meets Suh Kang II in a 15-round junior lightweight title bout 3 Movie: "Come Fill the Cup" Movie: "Bedtime Story" (0 6 Governor Reagan's Press Conference (tentative) Museum Tour (0, tour of S.F. Museum exhibition 14 Playing the Guitar -Movie: "Wild on the Beach" P.M.- 8-10 Good Morning World (0, Lewis decides to do a non-comedy version of i department store's commercials on his show 8 Tuesday Night (0, a veteran Marine's girl friend incriminates him in the brutal killing of a drunk Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King (repeat) 14 Films of France P.M.

--News (0 (D-10-News Special (0, "The Great American Novel," a presentation of literature on TV. Richard Boone narrates Sinclair Lewis' Babbit" and Pat Hingle narrates Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath" 11-13 The Comedy of Ernie Kovacs (0, the innovational humor of Kovacs including the "Nairobi Trio" and several of his prize winning commercials 8 Star Trek (C) 36 Movie: "Bridal Path" P.M.-Hilly Rose (0, Dick Gregory discusses his Presidential candidacy David Susskind Show, "Prison Life is Hell," four ex-convicts discuss what goes on behind prison walls 5 Joe Dolan (0, Gordon Smith, former finance director for Governor Reagan P.M.-Movie.- "Model Murder Case" -3-10-13-News (0 8-11 News gg One Step Beyond; News (0 P.M.- A Few Words About 9 P.M. 15 Movie: "I Cover the Underworld" P.M. 3-8 Tonight Show (0 Movie: "Adventures of Robin Hood" (0; News 13 Joey Bishop (0, guest hostess is Totie Fields 10 Movie: "Odds Against Tomorrow" 1 1 Outdoor World (C) P.M.-11 Movie: "Thunder Cloud" A.M.--News (0 Movie: "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" A.M.-Movie: "Fear No Hawaiian Eye; Expedition California TOMORROW if A.M.-3 Rhyme and Reason University of Michigan (bj Sunrise Semester Jim Dunbar (C) iu Across The Fence (0 A.M.-13 News (0 A.M. (D-News (0 (sj Cities in Conflict 10 Sunrise Semester 13 Ed Allen Time (0 A.M.--3-8 Today (0 News id Focus on Farming 13-Cartoonland (0 A.M.-10-News (0 A.M.

News 10 News (0, A.M.- 11 TV Credit Course 8:00 A.M.-. 10 Captain Kangaroo (C) Girl Talk (0, Virginia Graham 8:20 A.M.-13 Spiderman A.M.- -Movie: "The Sad Horse" (1959), David Ladd, Patrice Wymore; human interest drama 11 Hocus Pocus Religion Today A.M. 13 Cartoonland A.M.--Popeye (0 3-8 Snap Judgment (0 Hotline (0, Covey Oliver, Undersecretary of State, Latin Affairs 10 Candid Camera 11 Hocus Focus Clubroom 13 Dating Game A.M.- 14 Anthropology A.M. 3.8-News (C) A.M.-Romper Room (0 g)-3-8 Concentration (0 Wtdnwdoy Mamma 'J MARMADUKE Antics Revived The late Ernie Kovacs is remembered from his comedy films in a special tonight at 10, Channel 7. (2) News (0, Roger Grimsby 8 Four Winds to Adventure (0 Efficient Reading, Preview of Series Premiering April 16, "The Road to Better Understanding" 10-News (0 36 Movie: "Sainted Sisters" Dobie Gillis (rerun) P.M.-13 Outdoorsman (C P.M.-2) True Adventure (0, "Jackpine Adventure" 3 California's Living Test (0, Part II (5) I Dream of Jeannie (0, Jeannie's look-ailke sister competes for Tony (5) 8-10 Daktarl (0, Judy masquer ades as an American space chimp after finding a real astro-chimp (repeat) 6 Folk Guitar (2) 13 Garrison's Gorillas (0, the Gorillas must rescue an infant from a heavily guarded building (repeat) Point of View 11 Movie: "Jubal" (0 14 High School Scope g) Of Lands and Seas (0, "Erin Go Braugh" The Honeymooners P.M.

World Adventure (0, "Highlands of Peru (g) 3 Jerry Lewis (0, Mel Torme, Nanette Fabray 6 Let's Lipread Critics' Circle 14 Profile Hazel (0 P.M.- Seven Seas (0, "Call of Cairo" (53 8-10 Red Skelton (0, Arthur Godfrey and The Harper's Bizarre 6 French Chef, Gratin of Lobster, Shrimp Provencale, and Scallops in Champagne 13 It Takes a Thief (0, Mundy attempts to rescue the young daughter of a Red scientist Concert S.F. Boys Chcrus in music for the season 14 Interaction rj Jack Benny Show 36 Merv Griffin (0, Jack and Reiko Douglas, Raquel Welch, Rodney KTVU (S.F.-0ak.) KR0N (S.F.) KPIX (S.F.) (U KG0 (S.F.) GQ KQED (S.F.) KEM0 (S.F.) KBHK (S.F.) KCRA (Sacramento) 3 KVIE (Sacramento) 6 KSBW (Salinas) 8 KXTV (Sacramento) 10 KOVR (Stockton) 13 KNTV (San Jose) 11 KCSM (San Mateo) 14 KGSC (San Jose) 36 (0 indicates color chestra Broadcast Ozawa conducting: Gluck, "Iphigenie en Aulide" Overture; Brahms, Piano Concerto No. 1 (Weis-senberg); Tchaikovsky, Symphony No. 4. 11 p.m.-KSFR (94.9) Handel, Highlights from "The Messiah" (Raskin, Kopleff, Lewis, Paul, Robert Shaw Orchestra and Chorale).

TOMORROW 9 a.m. KDFC (102.1) Dvorak, "Othello" Overture (Czech Philharmonic, Talich). 9 a.m. KSFR (94.9) Men of Music Sir Adrian Boult Birthday Tribute: Hoist, "The Planets" (New Philhar-monia Orchestra, Boult). 2 p.m.

KKHI (95.7t-Tciiaikovsky, "Winter Dreams" Symphony (London Symphony Orchestra, Oorati). Vt Vtry Peer tt-kVt Abevt Avtrace Poor irVt Good change. Highs Wednesday 75 to 85. Lows tonight 45 to 55. Gentle winds.

NAPA AND SONOMA VALLEYS ANO SANTA ROSA PLAIN Fair through Wednesday with little temperature change. Gentle winds. Low lomght and high Wednesday at Santa Rosa 45-78. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Sunny and quite warm today and Wednes day LI OS ANGELES AND VICINITY Sunny and auite warm today and Wednesday, nigh 92. Low tonight 60.

Wednesday near CALIFORNIA STATIONS Temperatures tor 24 hours to a.m. Hi Lo 82 55 54 48 Hi Lo 80 44 Bakersfield Eureka Fairfield Fresno LosAngeles Monterey Needles PasoRobles RedBluff Sacramento Salinas SanDiego Sta. Barbara Thermal 81 48 76 53 74 47 76 57 72 46 89 59 78 44 78 49 89 62 62 52 76 56 The Nation Forecast as of 7 a.m. Sunny and mild weather is in store for most of the country. Sun, Moon, Titles Apr.

12 Apr. 19 Apr. 27 Mavl 5052 1135 0722 1055 TUESDAY, APRIL 9 Sun rise 0543 Sun set 1840 Moon rise 1455 Moon set 0400 TIME AND HEIGHT OF TIDES AT GOLDEN GATE APR. 9 TO APR. 13 Low high Low High 90218 2.2 0812 5.0 1448 0.2 2136 5.0 10 0306 1.5 0912 5.1 1524 0.0 2206 5.4 11 0348 0.8 1012 5.1 1600 0.3 2230 5.7 12 0436 0.0 1106 5.1 1636 0.8 2300 6.0 13 O524 0.6 1200 5.0 1712 1.3 2336 6.1 Tables furnished by Marine Exchange from' United States Coast and Geodetic Survey data.

Nevada Negroes Ask New Laws CARSON CITY (Nev.) -(UPI) Nevada Negro leaders asked Gov. Paul Laxalt today to call a special session of the Legislature to enact "meaningful" civil rights legislation. KIril I low 70 Until NEW FIRST ruil LAST oo ljjj jl 0 INI NAU. Nam. ly, In.

"I wonder Maybe I can, take a deduction for him under 'Disaster Losses'! 1" Bay Area Forecast ai of 1 p.m. Fair through Thursday. Continued warm. Lows tonight and Wednesday night 45 to 55. High Wednesday in the 70s.

Gentle winds. Temperatures tor 24 hours to i a.m. Hi Lo 73 45 74 53 San Fran. 72 55 HamiltnFld. S.F.

Airport 82 50 Moflett Fid. Oakland 70 53 Stockton Redwd, Ciyt 79 41 Walnut Crk. 74 46 76 49 SPECIAL SAN FRANCISCO REPORT Normal temperatures: Low 49, high 62. Highest temperature this year to date: 77 on March 28. Lowest temperature this season to date: 37 on January 7.

Sea level barometer at 4 a.m. HST: 30.07 inches. The State Forecast as of a a.m. Low cloudiness Is expected to spread south a little tonight as a weak weather front moves into the Pacific Northwest. A little high cloudiness is spreading east and south ahead of the front and will be apparent over Northwestern California Wednesday but elsewhere the weather will continue fair.

Some cooling Is anticipated over the northern interior tomorrow. NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Fair through Wednesday except fog and low clouds Cape Mendocino spreading south tonight and Wednesday morning. Some increasing cloudiness northwest portion Wednesday. Slightly cooler northern interior Wednesday. NORTHWESTERN CLAIFORNIA Fair tonight except low clouds along the north coast spreading sough tonight.

Some increasing clouds Wednesday. Cooler interior sections Wednesday. Low tonight and high Wednesday at Ukiah 47-78. Fort Bragg 44-54. MOUNT SHASTA-SISKIYOU AREA Fair through Wednesday.

Slightly cooler Wednesday. SIERRA NEVADA Fair through Wednesday. Slightly cooler north portion Wednesday. SACRAMENTO VALLEY Fair through Wednesday. Slightly cooler Wednesday.

Lows tonight 45 to 55. High Wednesday in the 70s. Light winris. POINT ST. GEORGE TO POINT ARENA North to northwest winds 10 to 20 knots becoming southerly about Fort Bragg north Wednesday.

Fog and low clouds Cape Mendocino north spreading south tonight then mostly cloudy Wednesday. POINT ARENA TO POINT CONCEPTION Northwesterly winds 10 to 20 knots through Wednesday. Fair except patchy low clouds tonight. WESTERN NEVADA Fair through Wednesday. Highs Wednesday in the 60s.

Lows tonight 25 to 35. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Fair through Wednesday. Little temperature change. Highs Wednesday 75 to 85. Lows tonight 45 to 55.

Light winds. SALINAS VALLEY Fair through Wednesday. Slightly cooler north end Wednesday. High Wednesday from low 70s to low 80s. Lows tonight in the mid 40s, West to northwest wind 10 to 15 mph afternoons.

Low tonight and high Wednesday at Salinas 45-72. Paso Robles 43-80. SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA Fair through Wednesday. Slightly cooler Wednesday. Lows tonight in the mid 40s.

Highs Wednesday in the 70s. Northwesterly wind 10 to 15 mph afternoons. MONTEREY BAY AREA Fair through Wednesday but patchy fog or low clouds Wednesday morning. HiRh tomorrow in the 60s. lows tonight in the mid 40s.

Northwesterly wiirl to 15 mph afternoons. SANTA CLARA VALLEY Fair through Wednesday. Little temperature change. Highs Wednesday 75 to sif. Lows tonight 45 to 55.

Gentle winds. Low tonight and high Wednesday at San Jose 45-78. LIVER MORE VALLEY Fair through Wednesday. Little temperature change. Westerly wind 10 to IS mDh afternoons, DIABLO SAN RAMON AND MORA-GA VALLEYS Fair through Wednesday.

Little tempera turt FM RADIO HIGHLIGHTS AM AND A3I RADIO TONIGHT 8 p.m. KKHI (1550) Boston Pops Broadcast Fiedler conducting: Bizet, Suite from Anderson, "The Irish" Suite. Featuied Records: KABL (960) "Trains and Boats and Pianos," Manny Kellum; KNBR (680) "Honey," Bobby Goldsboro. TOMORROW 12:25 p.m. KCBS (740) Dimension on Health: Emotional upsets after traffic accidents.

1 to 4 p.m. KG0 (810) Owen Spaiin interviews: actor Jackie Coogan, 1 p.m.; Thomas Stafford, Lord Mayor of Dublin, 1:45 p.m.; Dr. Richard Kunin, hynotist, 2 p.m.; Gale Barnett, singer, 3 p.m.; actor Hank Jones, 3:30 p.m. 1:25 p.m. KCBS (740) Dimension Hollywood: Ralph Story interviews 24 year old actor Lou Wagner who is 5 feet 1 inch tall, just right for 12 year old parts.

2:25 p.m. KCBS (740) Tomorrow's Living: Refrigeration methods of the future. 3:25 p.m. KCBS (740) Dimension on Mother and Child: Sibling rivalry, the new baby. 4:25 p.m.

KCBS (740) Mike Wallace's Personal- Close-Up: Prof. S. I. Hayakawa, San Francisco State College, talks of his new dictionary of synonyms. Featured Records: KNBR (680) "I Found You," Frankie Laine; "Take Me As I Am," Ray Price; KABL (960) "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You," Jack Jones.

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