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5C2H w.j,ju!yi7, Examliirr-Page 29 ET1 Jo'f! 11 KICO 47 Vm 8 klf fulfil il KCRft tSatf jmen(o) 3 MSLTY(Chico) 12 KVIE 63 KRCR IV 'Reddin;) JR KXIV iSicrimentol 13 KCRL iPeno) 4R KOVR (Stockton) 13 fcOLO iRtno) 8R KfRF. (Fresno) 33 By Joseph Whitney jgfH9rc mm OHi New Sounds From KEEN 10 Riprorrt, Larry Penned, Ken Ciirli', sky diving advent. 1 1 47 RchPt, N11 Adams (rerun) 12- -Prohe, D. Albeit Burke 30 Wyatt tarp. "Dodge Oft a New Marshal," Hugh 0'Brian (rerun) 7:30 P.M.

(5JThrlllcr, Boils Karlolf. "What Beckoning Ghost?" Judith Evelyn, Tom Helmnre (rerun) 31- 3-3E4R-8-Virginian (COLOR), "Money Cage," Steve Forrest, Bethel Leslie, Lee i. Cobb (rerun) C5) 10-1 2-30 Portrait. Sen. Rich-ard Russell (0 Ga interview 6S from Haydn to Hi-Fi, "Age of Suppose vr send a keep-well card to restaurateur Oorge Mardikian, he is recovering from a heart attack, and thank him for favors rendered.

I nrvrr thought he would provide a follow with music to write columns by, but it has come to pass. From Radio KKKN, the San Jose house that George built for Cottonseed Clark, Cartus Jack and other celebrated country music merchants, strange new sounds are wafting this way-strange for KEEN, that is. Oh, there is no need for an Indian uprising or a range war among KEEX's hillbilly music devotees. Jimmy Wakely and Ferlin Huskey are still drawling the rustic blues, Cactus Jack is still shouting the hard sell pitches on the KEEN-AM side of Are gi'rs more observant than boys? TV Key and Highlights President John F. Kennedy's News Conference will be televised today on KKON (Channel 4), p.

with a repeat 8t 5:31) p. KPIX (Channel 5), 1 p. m. and on KGO-TV (Channel 7) at U0 p. m.

Radio broadcasts are scheduled on KfiO Radio, 4:30 p. KCBS, 8:15 p. in. and KNBR at 10:35 p. m.

8 p. m. (5) The Window: A documentary that on the San Francisco Day Treatment Center for Mental Illness. p. m.

(4) Mystery Theater: "The Fugitive Eye" (repeat). TV Key: A very strong performance by Charlton Heston playing a carnival strong man tailed by hoods. Heston, equipped with an Irish brogue and a black eye patch, has a field day with the role. 9 p. m.

(5-3E-8-10-12-30 (-Beverly Hillbillies TV Key: Dapper Louis Nye is fun in a comic strip bit in this one. He plays the stepson of the banker who goes to various colleges for a career. 10 p. m. (4-4R)-The Eleventh Hour: "The Man Who Came Home Late" (repeat).

TV Key: A well thought out dramatic essay on a compulsive gambler. Joanne Linville does a fine job in the best written role of the poker player's wife. Cliff Robertson, Jack Ging and Robert Middlcton are also quite good, and the show will, unfortunately, rinj true in too many homes. Radio Highlights 4:55 p. Baseball: Giants vs.

New York. ---iijj'LrijJ'u'Lririr Answer: Their powers of observation are a 1 about equal. Each observes closely and recalls details that interest them. Girls tend to observe people and their conversations, clothing, domestic activities, flowers, etc. Boys more often observe transportation vehicles, tools, planes, boats, machines, along with weather phenomena such as rain, snow, ice and sun.

Small boys are observant of other males; later their interest turns toward females. Do most people dislike their jobs? Answer: Probably not. but many job-holders in mechanized work become more or less neutral about their work. Today's job frustration derives from the disassociation of the worker from the end-product he works on, thereby 1 GEORGE MARDIKIAN fine music A AM RADIO LOG Comlrad 440 and 1240 en (he dial Channel No. KTVU (SF.Oak.) (B KROtf (ST.) KriX (S.F.) KGO-TV (S.F.) KQCD (S.F.) GD July 17, 1363 5:50 A.

(4) Prayer (5.55) Farm Dateline 6 A. M. f41 Operation Alphabet Prayer, Father John Heaney, St. Aznei Catholic Church; Farm Flashes, News Trayer (6.20) Ranch, Garden World (6 25) News 6:30 A. 3 16 55) Farm Market Repoit (5) Family living, Prof.

Robert Blood, University of Michigan (f3 13 Columbia lectures in International Studies Prayer (6:35) Mahalla Jackson Sings (6:40) Formula for Fit ness (6:50) Cartoon (6.55) Dick Tracy Prayer (6:50) Farm Report, Wally Erir.kson 7 A. (31 3-4R-8-Today fj) Wake up and learn (7:15) Wake up and laugh (7) Al Collins 10 Diver Dan's Treasure Chest, cartoons 13 Cartoons 30 Education 7:30 A. M. (D Wake up and Sing (7,45) Wake up to Fun f)-News (7:35) Al Collins 30 Farm Report 8 A. M.

-3E-8R-1 0-1 2-30- Captain Kangaroo (7)-News (8:05) Al Collins 47-18 15) Agriculture Report (8.25) News 8:30 A. M. (7) lar.k LaLanne 47 Cartoon Capers 9 A. M. 3 Popeye Show, cartoons (3.25) News g)4R-8 Say When, gams (9.25) News g)3E 8R-12 Calendar, Harry Rea-soner (7)-Movie, "Out West With the Hardy's," Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone; comedy 10 Diver Dan, puppets 13 Movie, "Do You Love Me," Maureen 0'Hara, Dick Haymes, Harry James; musical (1946)Va 30 Romper Room, Miss Lee 47 Webster Webfoot 9:30 A.

M. 3-4R-8-Play Your Hunch (COLOR), game (f)-3t-8R-10-12-l Love Lucy Educational 33 Jack LaLanne 10 A.M. (T) (10:20) Religion Today 3 Groucho Marx (4) 4R-7R-8-Price Is Right (COL OR), game (D-3E-BR-10-12 30 -McCoys, Walter Brennan 11 ladies Day 47 Movie, "My Life with Caroline," Ronald Colman, Gilbert Roland, Anna Lee; comedy (1941)1 10:30 A.M. (5) News and Interviews (4) 3-4R-7R-8 Concentration, game ()-3E-8R-1 0-1 2-30 Pete and Gladys (7) Les Crane 11 Jack LaLanne 13 (10:55) News 11 A.M. (5 Romper Room, Miss Nancy g)3-4R Your First Impression (COLOR), game Cg) 3E-8 8R-1 0-1 2-30 Love of Life, drama (11:25) News 7R Bingo 11 Slapstick Comedies 13 Appointment 13, Helen Bale, Mitch Agruss 11:30 A.

M. j)3-4R-8 Truth or Consequences (11:55) News fJ)-3E-8R-10 12-30 Search for Tomorrow, drama (11:45) Guiding Light, drama (7J 7R-1 1-13-47 Seven Keys, game voltosa" (Grand Symphony Orchestra). Bartok, Piano Concerto No. 1, 1127 Columhia Symphony): Brahms, Violin Concerto in A Minor (Heifitz and Piatgorskv). 8 KDFC: Haydn, Piano Concerto In (Berlin Radio Symphony): Ni-code.

Carnival Srenes (Radio Leipzig Symphony). Brur.h, Violin Concerto No. 1 (Heifetz, New Symphony Orchestra): Sibelius, Symphony No. 3 (Philharmoma Orchestra). 8 KSFR: Respighi.

The Birds (London Symphony). 8 KPGM: Summer Light Opera: P. Abraham's Victoria and Her Hussar, Flower of Hawaii starring Friedl Loor and Horst Winter: E. Kalman's Countess Mariza and Czardas Princess with Lotte Dysanek and Rudolph Christ (Vienna Opera Chorus and Orchestra). 9 30 KPEN: Concert Hall: Suope, Poet and Peasant Overture (Belgian Radio Orchestra): St.

Saens, Introduction and Rondo Capriceioso (London Symphony), STEREO. Station negating any opportunity for him to feel productive. Old-time carpenters, wheel-wrights, cobblers, enjoyed their 60 to 70-hour work week because it provided them with some ego-rewarding creative manipulation. Will food lessen alcohol intoxication? Answer: No, but that rather common belief may be advantageous if the chronic imbiber stops drinking when he begins to eat. Even then, it will not nullify the effect of whatever alcohol has already been consumed.

Some physicians frown on the practice of eating to absorb alcohol. They generally hold that alcohol itself has food value, and the combination of liquor and food adds up to far more calories than the average heavy drinker can effectively use up. (Copyright, '63. King Features Synd.) KKKK LN I OB I A KA KKK Ep XTK Ea A I I NT I HE TTTT lUt 1300 1409 IS09 UOO Im.rir. fomniM qt4 mmt il.tt.il KHMt, SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER nrwl hodl in.

ocK hour around tht dork. KABL, at 960 on your dial, ah. n.wi. Liltri, John K. Chopil, il 6:30, 7:30, 8:30 and 12 noon, and franklin Dtarcy I 5:23 and 6:09 a.

m. 5 15 Dave Andrews. KCBS Lowell Thomas: 5:10, sports 5:13. News: 5:30, Don Mem, snorts: 5:45 News. KGO News; 5:20, sports; 5:30, news; 6 P.

M. KFRC NWS; 8:05. Special Assignment: Dave Andrews. KNBR News; 6:05, Charles Morgani 615, sports: 6:30, news; 6:45, Music from Broadway. KCBS News: 6:15.

World Tonight; 6:30. business news; 6:35, Words and music. KGO Edward P. Morgan; 6 15. news; 6:30, Alex Dreier; 6:40, sports; 6:55, news.

KYA Tom Donahue. KABL Gaslight and Gold. KKHI 6:45, Rosary Hour, 7 P. M. KSFO Nws; 7:05, Dav Niles.

KFRC News; 7:05, Portrait of KNBft' Npws: 7 05. Doug Pledger) 7 Patterns in Music to 10 KCBS News; 7:15, 7:30, Viewpoint. KGO Coyle and Sharps on th Loose. KKHI Fulton Lewis. 8 P.

M. KCBS 8 15. President Kennedy. KGO Town Meeting of The World. KABL Symphony Hall.

KKHI Guest artist. KEWB Kasey Kassem. 9 P. M. KYA Tommy Saunders.

KKHI Concert. 10 P. M. KNBR News; 10:05, Radio Theaten 10 30. President Kennedy.

KCBS News; 10:15. Starlite Salute. KGO Crane at the hungry 10:45, Ira Blue. KABL Gaslight. 1 1 P.

M. KSFO Bill Hevward. 1 KFRC Newswheel. KNBR News; 11:05, Dateline San Francisco. KCBS-News; 11:05, Something Old.

Something New; 11:30. Music 'Til Dawn, KGO Crane at the hungry I. 12 MIDNIGHT KSFO-News; 12 05, Herb Kennedy to 6. KYA Johnny Haves. KFRC Bert Winn to 6.

KFAX Al Covaia. KEWB Ken Knox. the Baroque," Baroque Trio, Dr. lames 0 Neill (renin) 3-7RBR-1 1-13-47 -Wagon Train, "Lisa Raincloud," Diana Wyn-ter, John Mclntire, Frank Mc-Grath, Terry Wilion (rerun) (53-We'll Never Turn Back, documentary film of southern Negroes' fight to win vote 8 P. M.

fJTj-KriX R-icn-ts, David Wardell; documentary on S. F. Day Treatment Center for Mental Illness 6S 1 1 of Tndav. Fdwarr) Weeks, Atlantir Monthly, interviews Frtwin O'Connor (5)-Men and Ideas, Richard Heffner interviews Sunday editor Lester Marknl, N. Y.

Times 10 Viewpoint 33 Farm Special, "Cotton: The King Competes" 12 Great Voires from Great Bonks, "God," Hans Conreid, Dr. Mortimer Artier 8:30 P. M. (5 a "Waiting for Jocko," Jeffrey Hunter, Anthony George, Sebastian Cabot, Doug McsClure (rerun) fJ5) 12 30 Dobie Gillis, Dwayna Hickman; comedy (rerun) World at Your Door, Gerald Messner; discussion g)-7R 11-13 47-Going My Way, "Tell Me When You Get to Heaven," James Whitmore, Gene Kelly, Leo G. Carroll, Dick York (rerun) SR Alfred Hitrhrork, "I'll he Judge, I'll Be Jury," Peter Graves, Sarah Marshall, Albert Salmi, Ed Nelson; husband seeks hnde's murderer (rerun) 10-Wnrld of Giants, "Death Trap," Marshall Thompson; adventure fanta.y P.

M. 3 Movie, "Strangers on a Train," Robert Walker, Ruth Roman, Farley Granger; mystery (1951) 1 V2 Mystery Theatre, "Fugitive Eye," Charlton Heston; carnival performer can't convince police of murder (rerun) 4R Hawaiian tye, "Tusitala," Anthony isely. Conme Stevens, Robert Conrad, Poncie Ponce (rerun) (53 3E 8 10-12 30 Beverly Hillbillies, Buddy Ebsen, Louis Nye; comedy (rerun) 6S Pavilion. "Infidelity Foiled," UCLA Opera Workshop, Jan Popper directs; soloists Joyce Sweeney, Irene Nickola, Mark Prescott, Victor Hirst, Terence Monck; Haydn's comic opera 9:30 P. (23 Dragnet.

Jack Webb, Ben Alexander (rerun) (53-3E8 8R 10-12 30 Dick Van Dyke (rerun) (7)-7R IM3-47-0ur Man Higgins, Stanley Holloway, Frank Maxwell, Audrey Totter; comedy (rerun) 10 P.M.- (5J- News 4R Eleventh Hour, "Man Who Came Home Late," Cliff Robertson, Jeanne Linville, Jack Ging, Wendell Corey; drama of psychiatrist's cases (rerun) (53-3E 8R 10 12 30 Circle Theater, "Sound of Violence: The Juke Box Rackets," Frank Sutton, Val Avery, John Shelley, Vincent Gardenia; drama of gangsterism in half billion dollar a year industry (rerun) (7-7R 11-13 47 Naked City, "Dust Devil on a Quiet Street," Richard Basehart, Robert Walker Paul Burke, Horace McMahon, FM STATIONS Strauss. Victor Herbert. Irving Berlin and the composer who used to live down the street from me, Rudolf Friml. A confirmed classicist would call It sticky. A pop nut would call it square.

A jazz addict would call a special session of the legislature to get rid of it. But a vast number of people out there in radio land would call it delightful. As a contrast to KEEN-AM's cornfed yodeling, this KEEN-FM music is amazing. Jnto his tuneful multiplex stereo brew, George has stirred show tunes, dressed-up pops, demi-classical numbers arranged for big bands, familiar favorites from the "Funiculi, Funicula" school of tunesmithing, frequent organ recitals and occasional sad ballads by Frank Sinatra, Nat "King" Cole and such. Music to Match the Good Food He has grouped them in segments titled "Stereo Matinee," "Music of the Masters," "Evening Festival of Melody." "Music for Everybody," etc.

It is stuff he could play at his Omar Khayyam's restaurant without damaging the good food. George ventured into radio some 1(5 years ago at the urging of Floyd Farr and George Snell. Floyd was K.NBC's popular chief announcer and Snell was the management's first aide in charge of everything. They met Mardikian when he was doing KXBC chef and cooking shows. They had ambitious ideas for a station of their own.

Mardikian had the money. Could they make a deal? They could and did. They surveyed availabilities for a new station and wisely selected San Jose as the most promising future metropolitan market. They called their station KEEN and gave it balanced programming typical of the time. You know, a little of something for everybody, nothing much for anybody.

It didn't work. In the fiercely competitive four-station San Jose market overshadowed by thundering signals from big San Francisco stations, followed shortly by double-whammy knockout drops from upsurging television, they were soon in financial trouble. To survive, they became specialists, very successful ones, appealing to a particular group. And that is how George Mardikian, one of our most famous cosmopolites, became a country music man. Now, at last, he is doubling In "fine," "beautiful," "wonderful" music.

the dial at 1330. Multiplex Stereo But on the KEEN-FM side (100.3) where multiplex stereo has been installed, George Mardikian is broadcasting nostalgia-sweetened instrumental music, must listening for young old-timers who remember when rock and roll was a term to describe the motions of a ship in a high sea. His announcers variously describe it as "beautiful music," "fine music" and even "wonderful music." Those are extravagant accolades unless, per chance, you are among those who feel that "beautiful," "fine" and "wonderful" apply to music penned by Franz Lehar, Johann 8R News (11:15) Movie, "White Tower," Glenn Ford, Claude Rains, Valli; mountain climbing drama (1950) 10- News, Sports (11:20) Movie, "Worn an's Devotion," Ralph Meeker, Paul Heweid, Janice Rule; murder mystery (1956) 12 News (11:10) Movie, "Gang's All Here," Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda; musical (1943) 13- News (11:25) New Breed, "Til Death Do Us Part," Leslie Nielsen, John Beradino (rerun) (12:25) News 30-News (11:15) Movie, "Miss Susie Slagle's," Veronica Lake, Sonny Tufts, Joan Caulfield; drama in medical students' hoarding house (1946) 47-News (11:20) Movie, "When Irish Eyes Ae Smiling," June Haver, Dick Haymes; musical (1944) (12.45) News 11:30 P. M. 3 Tonight same as channel 4, 11:15 p.m., in progress) 11 Movie, "Mating of Millie," Glen Ford, Evelyn Keyes; comedy-drama (1948) 12:30 A.

M. fj (12:45) Movie. "Ambush," Lloyd Nolan, Gladys Swarthout; crime drama (1333) a.m.) Newt (33 3-7R-1D Newt Hayward, Fred Mar.Murray, Paul-ette Gnddard; comedy -drama (1942) "Vt 30 Playhouse, "Alibi" 4:30 P.M. (53 Three Stooges (tf) Popeye, Mayor Art (COLOR) (g Movie. "C-Man," Dean Jagger, John Carradine; crime drama (19501 (J) President Kennedy's News Conference 11 Three Stooges (4.50) Hocus Poms 13 Discovery '63, "Forest Indians'' (4:55) Cap'n Delta 30 Flippo Popeye 5 P.

M. 4R Lone Ranger (7) Bowery Boys. "Live Wires" 7R Broken Arrow 8 Cartoons 8R Ranger Will 12 Three Stooges (5:15) Cartoons 30 Al Radka, Three Stooges 47 Cimarron City (5:55) News 5:30 P. M. (537RMickey Club 3E-I5 45) News (2TJ President Kennedy's News Conference 4R Cartoons 8News 8R-Tiails 10 Maverick, "You Can Beat the Percentage," Jack Kelly, Gerald Mohr, Karen Steele (rerun) 11 Record Hop, Stew Park 6 P.

M. (5J Jef's Collie, "Father" (rerun) 3E 8 News (6:15) News, Walter Cronkite g) 3 4R-7R News Huntley- Brinkley Report (5) News 6S What's New. "Living World," Murl Densing: "Quiet Man," Bernard Bragg; "National Parks" (rerun) (g Adventures in Paradise, "Open for Diving," Gardner McKay (rerun) 8R Assignment, news, weather, sports () Portrait in Music, Bach's Sonata No. 2, A Major, for Violin and Harpsichord, Yehudi Menuhin, violin; George Malcolm, harpsichord; Ambrose Gaunt-lett; viola da gamba 11 (615) News 12 Dragnet, Jack Webb, Ben Alexander (rerun) 13 Mickey Mouse Club (6:25) News 30 Huckleberry Hound, cartoons 47 Big time wrestling, film 6:30 P. M.

(51 Huckleberry Hound, cartoons 34 fill-News 3E8Yogi Bear, cartoons (4) Portrait, documentary (rerun) (g) 10 12 30 News, Walter Cronkite 6S Stork Market Report (6:35) Musical Portraits, Eine Kleine Nar.httnusic (7116:55) Bud Foster Sports 7R International Showtime, Don Ameche; film (rerun) 8R (6.45) Huntley Brinkley Report (g-What's New, "Living Wnrld," Murl Deusing; "Quiet Man," Bernard Bragg; "National Parks" (rerun) 13 Bronco, "Gun of the Lawless," Ty Hardin (rerun) 7 P. M. (5J Everglades, "Primer for Pioneers," Ron Hayes 3 Sea Hunt, Lloyd Bridges; adventure (rerun) 3E Story of. film (53 Biography, "Mark Twain," Mike Wallace narrates; film 4R Public Service (51 One Step Beyond, "Nightmare," Peter Wyngard (rerun) BS let's Travel, "Racing at Le Mans," film (73-News (7:15) News, Murphy Martin 8 Hennessey, Jackie Cooper (rerun) 8R I've Got a Secret (23 Finder. "Magic Ward," Vladimir Golsehmann, film NOON fj)Hmir of Stars, "Marriage Broker," Glcnda Farrell, William Bishop -3-3E4R8-People Will Talk (COLOR), game (12:25) News (5 News (27R-1 1-1 3 47 Tennessee Ernie Ford 8R Cactus Tnm 10 News (12:15) Woman's World, Ooree Steinmann 12 Leave It to the Girls 30 Wyatt Earp, Hugh 0'Brian 12:30 P.

M. fj (12 55) Ripley's Believe It or Not f3V-3-4R-8 Doctors, drama (D-3E-8R-10-12 30-AS the World Turns, drama C7)-7R1 1-1347 Father Knows Best 1 P. M. (J1 Paul Coates Interviews f4i3.4R.8 loretta Young fjj 3E 8R-10-12-30-P a tame (7)7R-11 13-47-Ceneral Hospital, drama 1:30 P. Want In Know, Mel Venter; viewers request information rg33.4R.7R.Y0u Don't Say (COLOR), (ame (5-3E-8 8R-10-12-30-Art linklet-ter's Hnuseparty (J) Girl Talk, Virginia Graham 11 Burns and Allen 13 leave It to the Gills 47 What on Earth 2 P.

M. (J) Movie, "Crack Up," Peter Lorre, Brian Donlevy; spy drama (1937) 3 Movie, "Yes My Darling Daughter," Roland Young, Jeffrey Lynn, Priscilla Lane, Fay Bain-ten comedy (1933)' f4)4RMatch Game (2:25) News -3E-8BR-10-12-30-To Tell the Truth (2:25) News -7R-1 1-1 347-Day In Court, recreated trials (2:25) News 2:30 P. M. )4R President Kennedy's News Conference d)-3E-8 8R-10-30-Edge of night, drama (7)7R 11-13-47 Jane Wyman 12 Sea Hunt, Lloyd Bridges 3 P. News 31 Divorce Court, recreated trials 4R-Movie, "White Tie and Tails," Dan Duryea, Ella Raines.

William Bendix; comedy (1946) V2 (D 3E-8-10 30 Secret Storm, drama (7) 7R-1 1-1 3 47 Queen tor a Day 8R Movie, "Double Frank Sinatra, Jane Russell, Groucho Marx; comedy (1951) V2 12 Movie, "Winter Meeting," Bette Davis, Janis Jim D.wis; romantic drama (1948) "Vi 3:30 P.M. 153 Captain Satellite, cartoons (53 3E-1 0-30 Millionaire 23-7R-1 1-1347 Who do you Trust? Quiz 8 Movie, "Siren of Bagdad," Paul Henreid, Patricia Medina; Arabian Nights tale (1953) "Vi A P. M. 3 Movie, "Warriors," Errol Flynn, Joanne Dru, Peter Finch; Adventure (1955) V2 3E Movie, "Bad Lands of Dakota," Robert Stark, Brnderick Crawford; western (1941) fdl December Bride (3 President Kennedy's News Conference 47 American Bandstand (53-On Hearing Music, "Viola" (Part 3), Paul Doktor, Yaltah Menuhin, University of Colorado students; performance, discussion 10 Movie, "Forest Rangers," Susan 0 KKKK AKSO I A A ISYY iiH 40 700 109 109 1009 1109 EXAMINER NEWS cn 6 A. M.

KSFO News: 6.05, Don Sherwood. KFRC Bill Hickok, KNBR Doug Pledger. KCBS Dave McElhatton. KGO News; 6:05. J.

R. McCarthy) 6 45, sports. 6 50. news KABL 7:30, Joiin K. Chaoel, KEWB John Trotter.

KYA Gene Nelson. 7 A. M. KFRC News: 7:05. snorts: 7:45.

Comedy Spot. KNBR News: 7:05. Doug PMgr. KCBS News: 7:15, Dave McElhat-' ton: 7:30, News. vKGO Frank Hemingway; 7:30, J.

R. McCarthy: 7:50. news. KABL Morning Overture to 8:30. 8 A.

M. KFRC New: Business News: fMS, Comedy Spot, KNBR News: 8:05, Doug Pledgor: S-30. Investment news: 8:35, Doug Pledgor. News: 8 05, sports: 8:10. Dave Mr.Elhatton.

KGO-J. McCarthy. KABL 8 30, John K. Chapel; 8. 45, Morning Overture.

9 A. M. KSFO News: 9:05, Al Collins, i KNBR News: 8:05, Doug Pledger. KFRC Bill Hickok. Scott Bridges.

KYA Bill Syracuse. "KKHI Symphonic Variations. 10 A. M. KNBR News; 30:05, John Bowles.

KFRC News; 10:05, Jimmy Lyons. KCBS News: 10:10. Arthur Godfrey. KGO Breakfast Club; 10:55, news. 'KABL Serenade.

ii a. m. 'KCBS News: 11:10. House Party; 11:35. Garrv Moore: 11:45, Free and Easy.

KGO News; 11:15. Jack Llnkletten 11:30: Owen Soann: A discussion of new traffic markers raised buttons filled with glass beads. 12 NOOX KFRC News: 12:10. Special Assignment; 12:15, Jimmy Lyons, KCBS News: 12:15, Craig Harrison. -KGO Paul Harvey; 12:15.

Owen Soann. KABL John K. Chapel; 12:20, Mas-pieces. KYA Jim Washburn. 1 P.

M. KNBR News; 1:05. Joe Gillosoie KCBS News. 1:10, Spectrum 74. KABL Serenade.

KEWB Art Nelson. KSAN That's Entertainment. 2 P. M. KCBS News; 2:10.

Spectrum 74. 3 P. HI. KSFO News; 3:05. Jack Carney.

KFRC News; 3:05, Dave Andrews, KNBR News: 3:05, Dick Stewart. KCBS News; News confer-' ence. KGO Jim Dvnhar. KYA Bob Mitchell. 4 P.

M. KSFO 4 55. Baseball: Giants vs. New York. KCBS News: 4:10, Spectrum 74; 4-55, sports.

I KGO 4:30. President Kennedy's News Conference. KABL Limelight to 6. KEWB Bobby Dale. 1 5 P.

M. KFRC News: 5-05 Bill King SPOrtSi 5:45, sports; 5:55, new. 7 Toll Harry Bellaver (rerun) 8 Real McCoys, Richard Crenna, Walter Brennan (rerun) 10:30 P.M. (T) Paul Coates Interviews 6S Dissent, Dr. J.

Ralph Audy, Hooper Foundation! Asher Hab-er, Fair Play for Cuba Committee; Lawrence Swan, S. F. State College; Jane Winthrop, fashion consultant; critical comment 8 Ltnyd Bridges Show, "Permission Granted," Robert F. Simon; Vietnamese refugees rebuff U. S.

Navy enlisted man (rerun) (g Crossroads of tho World, "Algeria," documentary film 11 P.M. J) Movie, "Lusty Men," Robert Mitchum, Susan Hayward, Arthur Kennedy-, rodeo drama (1952) 33E 11 News (4)-4R-7R 8-News (11:15) Tonight (COLOR). Johnny Carson, Harry Golden, Mamie Van Doren, Bill Veeck -News, Sports (11:15) Steve Allen, Frankie Avalon, Jackie Vernon, Ziva Rodann (7)-News (11:15) Movie, "Yearling." Gregory Peck, Jane Wyman, Claude Jarmon drama of boy and pet fawn (194B) (1 a News, Mahalia Jackson Sings FM IHIG1ILIGI1TS KFJC 83.7 KNBR 93.7 KALW 91.7 KEEN 100.3 KWME 92.1 KEBR 100.5 KSJO 92.3 KTIM 100.9 KJAZ 92.7 KPEN 101.3 KYA 93 3 KBBM 101.7 KPFA 94.3 KDFC 102.1 KPFB 83.3 KSBW 102.5 KSFR 94 9 KPAT 102.9 KATT 95.3 KGO 103.7 KKHI 95.7 KFOG 104.5 KCRA 961 KHYD 104.9 KR0N 96.5 KHIQ 105.1 KEAR 97 3 KBC0 105.3 KPGM 97.7 KFRC 106.1 KAFE 98.1 KMPX 10B.9 KRPM 98 5 KCNW 107.9 KCBS 98.9 Daytime leleetions: 9 KSFR: Beethoven (STEREO): Grosse Fuge (Suisse FJomande Orchestra. Ansprmet). 9 KDFC: Beethoven, Septet In Flat (Toscanini, NBC Symphony Orchestra) 12 KPEN' HI Fi Holiday (STEREO): A Los Toros (Banda Tau-nna).

2KDFC: Stravinsky. Svmphnny in (Ansermet. Suisse Finmande Orchestra). 4:30 KPGM: Sonps of Love and Inspiration (Richard Tucker). Evening selections: 6 KPGM: Dinner Music Concert: Soul ot Italy (lerry Murad's Har-monicats); Souvenir of Italy (Living Strings): Italia Mia (Mantovani and Orchestra): Roman Spectacular (Enoch Light and Orchestra).

7 KPEN: Featured Album (STEREO): Gypsy Passion (Andre Kostelant7). 6 KPEN: Starlight Concert (STEREO): Chapi, Prelude "La Re-.