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June 30, 1 967 tf.Examtnfr-Pag 21 Movies Tonight Dwight Newton KCU BtMWtttt) 3 KYTE BacraoMti) IS KXTV CacriMNti) II KOVI CttcktM) 11 Station Ch-wiJ No. KTVU (S.F,.Oak.) Q) KRON (S.F.) CB KMX (S.F.) CS KGO (S.F.) CD KQF.D (S.F.) GD MTV Cm Jen) 11 KCSM (Sm Mttet) 14 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiii The Positive vV Persuader 6 p.m. (7) "I've Lived Be-1 fore" (1956) Jock Ma-l honey, Leigh Snowden. Air-I line pilot imagines he is I the same man who was Killed during first World Afar. i9 p.m, (5) "The Measure 4 His Company" (1961) Fred Astaire, Debbie I lleynolds, Lilli Palmer, Tab Hunter.

Girl must decide I between traveling with her pjayboy father or mar-I lying a business-minded young man. (Color.) I i 11:30 p.m. (2) "Scene of the Crime" (1949) Van Johnson, Arlene Da hi, Gloria DeHaven. Dogged police officer sets out to solve the murder of a fellow officer. 11:45 p.m.

(5) "The Pride and the Passion" (1957) Vi Cary Grant, Sophia Iioren, Frank Sinatra. Guerrilla band in 19th century Spain recaptures a cannon from French troops. (Color.) a.m. (4) "Toward the Unknown" 1 1956) Wil 'BEVERLY HILLS Chuck Connors, that big. blond, blue-eyed, politically conservative ex-star of "Rifleman," "Arrest and Trial" and "Branded," will be the first white man in a TV series to play a sort of foster father to a Negro youngster.

It will happen in the forthcoming "Cowboy in Africa" series when 10 Today's Besl Bels 7:30 5 Wild Wild West: (REPEAT) Our heroes lnvesti-gate, the murder of a scientist who had been studying the occurrence of an unusual number of destructive tidal waves. 8:30 2 Canada Television Festival: "City of Gold." Dawson City and the Yukon when gold fever was at its zenith. Written and narrated by Daw. son-born Pierre Berton. 4-Man from U.N.C.L.E: "The Hot Number Affair" (REPEAT).

Sonny and Cher portray garment industry employes who become involved in intrigue. 1 9:00 NET Playhouse: "The Victorians: 'London As-, surance. A Dion Boucicault comedy about an elderly nobleman who takes a fancy to' an 18 year old heiress. First produced at the Drury Lane Theater in 1841. This production features John Wood, Charles Kay, Patricia Garwood and Ingrid Hafner.

10:00 7 The Avengers: "The Living Dead" (REPEAT). Steed and Emma encounter two other investiga- year old Gerald Edwards, playing Samson, an African boy, will enact with Chuck almost the same sort of father-son relationship that Chuck had with Johnny Crawford in Ihe long-running 1 1 e-man" series. The Chuck Connors-Johnny Crawford relationship paid oil like a gold mine for five years. "This one will bigger and better," enthused Chuck while on location far out in Sole-dad Canyon this week. "This is 'Rifleman' it.

19(57, updated now. My work with this boy will be Ihe hottest relationship AM RADIO LOG i tors as they track down a ghost, 10:30 2 Miss Bronze 17 Pageant: Seventh annual Miss Bronze Pageant televised live from Goodman Hall in Jack London Square. Twelve Bay Area girls compete. Judges ini'lude Nancy Wilson and Barbara McNair. Dwight Newton "Will people In the South resent a Negro boy's dose association with a white man?" he was asked.

"No, not at all," said Chuck. "The people In the South, they are sophisticated. I might add that they' don't burn flags, either. I know. I've lived there.

played baseball for Mobile." 6 KKK AKSO I I A is rr I I III iww iiiiiiiiiiwwh I i I i tot im kSFO Baseball; S.F. 5 vs. Philadelphia. KfRC Jay Steven KNBR Ron Lyons; 5:35. Rick Barry Sports; 5:40, Ron Lyons CBS Lowell Thomas; 5:10.

Sports; 5-45. News. KGO New 5-15. Paul Harvey News; 5-20. Sports: 5 30.

Newsounds: 5:50, Considme. KNEW Hiliy Rose KMX life Lint; 5:15. Voica of Americanism. I P.M KFRC Sabaalian Stona KNBR 6 15. Morgan Beetty; 6 30, Cet Huntley; 6:35.

Joe Gillespie until m.dmgnt fCBS News; 6:15. Sari Francisco To-rnfcMl. witn Nolle Peterson. KGO Pay Tannehill News: 6:12. Hurley Reports; 15.

Edward P. Morgan. KVA Tony Bigg KKHI Dinner Concert M. KCBS World Tonigni; 1:30. testing 12 3 KGO Jim Moora KBL CandlehRttt and Gold.

i.NEW Jack Lacy until 10 I P.M. KSO fil Collins until midnight. 8 30. Reasoner Report; 8 35. 1 har Morgan contact.

1 K60 News; 8:15. Jim Moore. I P.M. FRC Del Dorm an 'until midnight. GO News; 9 30.

Ira Blue. KA8L Symphony Hall. KTA Tommy Sanrlers. i 10 P.M. Harv Morgan, contact.

i KCflS 10:15. Harv Morgan i KNEW Ron Dunn until 1 a.m. 1 11 P.M. KCBS 11:35. War in the Mtftrtle East.

Charles Kauralt: 11:30. Music 'Til Dawn. i KCBS .1.30. Music 'til Dawn. KGO News.

MIDNIGHT KtFO Bohhy Dale to 6. KFRC Glenn Adams KGO News. KTA Sean O'Callahan. TOMORROW A.M. KSFO Wall Kings Old 78 s.

KNBR Monitor. KCBS News; 6 05. Weekend 74. KFRC Howard Clark. KGO News: 6:30.

Great Moments in Music. KBL Momint Overture. i KNEW Gil Haar I KVA Gene Nelson. I CAX'T VOUCH for the South as unequivocally as Mr. Connors, but I must say that the scenes between little Samson and Sinclair, the Connors role, were intensely effective when I saw them rehearsed and filmed in California back country that reportedly is quite similar to Kenya, East Africa.

My reference source is Tom Nardini who went there and was featured in the "Africa Texas Style" movie ith Hugh O'Brian. "Cowboy in Africa" is a television spin-off from the "Africa" movie. Nardini plays the same role for TV as he did for the movie: A young Navajo Indian who tags along as the hero's sidekick. What with little (Jernlil Edward as the African Negro boy, Tom Nardini as the American Navajo Indian, and scads of African wild animals, Chuck Connors is awash with helpful animal and human interest gimmicks, and he knows it. "My Navajo Indian? The teen-agers, lie will grab," Chuck advised me.

"My little 10 year old, Samson? The kids and the old folks, he will grab. The animals will grab everybody. I'll just stand by and the viewers will say, 'He's done it Chuck's statement is colorful but not factual. Chuck never "just stands by." He is a vital, vibrant part of everything that happens on his set. He easily generates and frequently conveys advice to his director, electrician, prop man or production coordinator, the latter, at the moment, being Johnny Wilson who coordinated a TV preview magazine in San Francisco lief ore it was swallowed up, years ago, by TV Guide.

liam llolden, Lloyd Nolan, Virginia Lelth, Air Force major's past record makes him overzealous In the performance of his duty (color); "The Man Who Never Was" (1956) Clifton Webb, Gloria Stephen Boyd. Based on an actual espionage case which helped pave the way for the Allied invasion of Europe (color); "Inferno" (1953) Robert Ryan, Rhonda Fleming, William Lundigan. Lovers plot the abandonment of the woman's husband in the Mojave Desert. (Color.) 1:30 a.m. (2) "Treasure of Panrho Villa" (1955) Rory Calhoun, Shelley Winters, Gilbert Roland.

American mercenary in Mexico during the 1914 revolution masterminds the robbery of a federal gold train. 2:15 a.m. (5) "On Again, Off Again" (1937) Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, Marjorie Lord. Business partners settle a quarrel with the loser to be the winner's servant for a year. KK in i Ol I A KKKKKKK IPGS XT EANOIIH I NTU LXMI A I III I I Mil II immn imMMiMii i dm un i I Hit I ISM uot GIANTS ON KSFO RAOIO FRIDAY: vs.

Philadelphia, 5 p.m. SATURDAY: vs. Philadelphia. 5 p.m. SUNDAY: vs.

Philadelphia, 10:30 a.m. 7 A.M. KGO 7:30, Myron J. Bennett show. KABL 7:30.

John K. Chapel; 7:45, Morning Overture. KFAX Bible Institute. KSAY Al Gordon. A.M.

KCBS 8:35. Scotch Gardener. KGO Comedy Time. KABL 8:30, John Chapel; 8:45. Morning Overture.

KNEW Joe Dolan until noon A.M. KSFO-9 05, Carter Smith. KNBR Ron Lyons KCBS 9:10. Dave McElhatton. KFAX Voice of Americanism, 10 A.M.

KFRC Jay Stevens. KNBR News; 10:05. Ron Lyons. KCBS News. Sports: 10:30.

Road Ahead; 10:35, Dave McElhatton KGO Comedy Time. KABL Serenade to 12. 11 AM. KCBS -News, Sports. 11:15.

Dave McFlhatton KGO Sports: 11:05, Who Said That? 11:20. Marine Reports on fishing, weather, yachting conditions nourly, KSAY Woody Woodward, 12 NOON KSFO Jack Carney. KNBR 12:10. Ed Brady. KCBS 12:20.

Scotch Gardener. KGO Paul Harvey: 12:15. Who Said That? KABL John K. Chapel; 12:10. Masterpieces.

1 P.M. KSFO Jack Carney until 4. KCBS 1:10, NOW, with host Mike Cleary. conversation show for younizer set. KGO News, Sportst 1:05.

Kathryn ish. KSAY Woody Woodward 2 P.M KNEW Ron Reynolds' until 7. 1 P.M. KFRC Ed Mitchell. KNBR Monitor.

KCBS NOW (to 6 p.m.) KSAY Jery Leeds 4 P.M. KNBR Monitor. KABL Limelight NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA Fair through Saturday except fog and low overcast from Fort Bragg south with some afternoon clearing. Low tonight and high Saturday at Ukiah 65-104, Fort Bragg 50-66. Coastal winds variable 5 to 15 knots, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Night and early morning low clouds and local fog near coast, otherwise mostly sunny Saturday.

Some afternoon cloudiness southern interior. Not much temperature change. LOS ANGELES ANO VICINITY N'ght and early morning low clouds near coast otherwise mostly sunny Saturday. Little temperature change. High temperatures near 78.

Low tonight 58. CALIFORNIA STATIONS Temperatures for 24 hours to 9 a.m. Hi Lo 106 73 102 70 76 54 72 62 72 56 116 76 HI LO Bakersfield 105 78 Red Bluff Eureka 65 54 Sacto. Fairfield 95 64 Salinas Fresno 107 74 San Diego Los Angeles 77 60 S. Barbara Needles 110 82 PalmSpgs PasoRobls 107 62 RESORT AREAS Clear Lake 100 591 Monterey Feather Riv.

85 52 RussianRiv, LakeTahoe 75 431 Yosemite 73 52 86 54 89 49 The Nation The national weather outlook for Saturday Sunny weather is in stw'e for most of trii nation. Scat- Sun, Moon, Tides July 14 July 21 July 29 July 7 0353 0740 0515 1001 SATURDAY, JULY 1 Sun rise 0551 Sun set 2036 Moon rise 0144 Moon set 1513 TIME AND HEIGHT OF TIDES AT GOLDEN GATE JULY 1 TO JULY High LOW High Low" 1 0830 3 9 0224 1.4 2012 5.5 1306 2.0 2 0942 3.C 0306 0.8 2042 5.6 1400 2.5 3 1048 3.9 C348 0.3 2118 5.7 1442 2.8 4 114 4.1 0-130 0.2 2154 5.8 1530 3.0 5 1224 4.3 0506 0.6 2230 6.0 1618 3.2 Tables furnished by Marine Exchange from United States Coast and Geodetic Survey data. The highs and i' thn- co rffd Fort'Pomt. I M. 1ST Jun.

30 tcT XyUt-Ci low 170 Unlil HOES cwwii auxin aoow A.M.-3 Secret Squirrel (COLOR) (4) Cool McCool (COLOR) 10 Diver Dan (COLOR) 11 Boston Symphony A.M.-I Oavey and Goliath (COLOR) A.M.-(333 Super Sii (COLOR) (53 8-10 Captain Kangaroo Qrj Brother Sua (COLOR) A.M.-Q3 Existence (COLO R), "Grapevine Pruning," proper pruning and training 3 Super Heroes (COLOR (43-Atom Ant (COLOR) (7) 13-PorKy Pig (COLOR) 11 Variedades Musicales A.M.-(23-MevlO: "Zorro Rides Again" (1937), John Carroll, Helen Christian; Adventure Movie: "Black Beauty" 053-The fllntstonoi (COLOR) C53 8-10 Mighty Mouse (COLOR) (73 11 King Kong (COLOR) 13 TV Credit Couise A.M.-(SO Space Kidettes (COLOR) (5V-8 10Underdog (COLOR) (Tj-11-The Beatles (COLOR) A.M. (43 Secret Squirrel (COLOR) (gj 810 Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles (COLOR) (2) 11 13 Casper Cartoons (COL- I OR) 10:30 A.M. i(2-Movie: "Arctic Flight" 0952). Wayne Morris, uia Albright; spy drama (43 The Jetsons (COLOR) (5) 8-10 Space Ghost (COLOR) (23 11-13 Milton tho Moiitir (COLOR) 11:00 A.M.-(43 3 8 Sandy Koufat Show 10 Adventures if Superman (COLOR) (23 11-13 8ugs Bunny (COLOR) 11:15 A.M.

3 3 8 Major League Baseball: Cincinnati Reds vs. Chicago Cubs (COLOR) 11:30 A.M. fS) 10 Lone Ranger (COLOR) (23-13-Magilla Gorilla (COLOR) 12 NOON (J3 Danger Man (rerun), blind girl Is eyewitness to her brother's murder f5) 1 0 Road Runner (COLOR) (23 13 Hoppity Hooper (COLOR) P-CCScience Fiction Theater (rerunl, timid girl changes into a snarling beauty at will (B)10 The Beagles (COLOR) (23 13 American Bandstand 1 1 Spotlile on Speed 1:00 P.M.- Q3 Movie: "Conqueror of Maracai-- bo" (1960, Italian), Hans fiarody; adventure (53 Tom and Jerry 10 Canadian Open Golf Tournament (COLOR) 11 Movie: "As Young At You Feel" 1:30 P.M.- 3 The Generation Gap (COLOR) Young Audiences, "Musical Arts String Quartet" (23 Peter Gunn 13 The Dating Game P.M.-3 Atom Ant (COLOR) (43 December Bride (rerun) (Jj All-Star Gelt, Dow Finsterwald vs. Tommy jacoos liuiUH) (23 Movie: "Terror of the Bloodhun-, ters" (1962), Robert Clarke, Steve Conte, i try to oscapo Devil's Island 8 Sergeant Preston 13 Greatest Show on Earth (COLOR, rerun) 2:30 P.M. 3 The Flintstones (COLOR) (4) Movie: "Tho Boy From Oklahoma" (1954), Nancy Olson, Will Rogers Lon Chaney; western 8 Zorro If Movie: "Black Devil" P.M.-(J) National All-Star Wrestling 3 Space Kidettes (COLOR) (3 Movie: "Home In Indiana" (1944), Walter Brennan; human Interest drama 8 Canadian Open Golf Tournament (COLOR) 10 Time Out for Sports 13 Movie: "Charge of the lancers" P.M.-3 Movie: "The Disembodied" (23 Astro Jet Golf Classic 10 Stingray (COLOR) 4:00 P.M.

(J3 a i I a Television Festival (COLOR), "Canadian Kaleidoscope," cross-section view of the people, cities, natural resources and industry of Canada (43 Northwest Passage (rerun) 10 Movie: "Spawn ol the North" 11 Jim Thomas, Outdoors (COLOR) Symphony No. 5 (Cleveland Orchestra, Szell). 11 p.m. KPFA; "Escape" with Anthony Boucher. 11 p.m.

KSFR: Vaughn Williams, "Sinfonia Antarctica" (Ritchie, Geil-gud, London Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir, Boult), 11 p.m. KRON: Night Music: Granjany, "The i I 's Shostakovich, String Quartet No. Beethoven, Piano Sonata "Waldstein." 11 p.m, KKHI: Ives, Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello (Niew Amsterdam Trio. TOMORROW 10 a.m. KKHI: Concert Grand: Philippe Entremont: Albeniz, "Sevilla" from Suite Espanola; Chopin, Ballade No.

Mendelssohn, Scherzo in Minor; Debussy, "Clair de Gershwin, Prelude No. 10:30 a.m. KPFA; Children's Book Sampler with Ellyn Beaty. f.M.- 3 Secret Agent (rerun) (3) Pamrami, Stave Oavis (7j110atlng Game (COLOR) TV Kindergarten tOMike Douglas (COLOR) 13-Cap'n Delta (COLOR) 4:30 P.M (SHSlingray (COLOR) (4) Rodin Hflod GO Gypsy Rose lee (COLOR) (oy-f riendiy Giant 11 Monroes (rerun) 13 Cisco Kid (COLOR) P.M.- (5) Tale of Peindexter 5:00 P.M.- QD Superman 3 Cartoons (COLOR) gS)-nt lintstenet (COLOR) -Csj-Merv Eriffln Show, Gilbert Price, Jack Douglas and Relko, Totie Fields, Lulz Henrique, Percy Helton C23 News (COLOR), Roger Grimsby 8 Superman (J) Kaleidoscope, Norman Grsnr (re peat) 13-News (COLOR) P.M. 5- What's New 5:20 P.M.-3 Colot Traventure Theater 5 30 P.M.-(31 Dennis the Menace (rerun) (4-Car 54, Where Are You (rerun) (2)1M3 News (COLOR), Jennings 8-Mr.

Ed () Award Series 1965, "Only Yesterday" 10 News 5:45 P.M. 6 Friendly Giant 5:55 P.M.-3 Sports Show (Color) 6M P.M.-(2) leave It To Beaver (rerun), Beaver Is shocked by the change in an eld buddy 3 Huntley-Brinkley Report (COLOR) (4) News, Sports 5)-News (COLOR) I 6 Turn of The Century (2) Movie: "I've lived Before" 8 News (gj Portrait in Music, Organ music by the North German followers 1 ofSweelinck 10 News (COLOR), Cronkite 11 Mike Douglas 13 Movie: "Shield for Murder" 6:30 P.M.-(33 McHale's Nvy (rerun) 3-News (COlOfl i (4) Huntley-Brinkley Report (COLOR) I (5S News (COLOR), Crenkite 6 Musical Portraits (J) a 't New, "Massachusetts," events and landmarks 10 Rifleman P.M.-(23-0eath Valley Days (COLOR, re- run), desert missionary's life is i threatened by a thirst-crazed killer 4 Adams Family (rerun) (j Have Gun, Will Travel (rerun), Paladin Is hired to hunt down a man accused of killing a sheriff 6-What's New 8 Lowell Thomas (COLOR) (g) Observing Eye, "Sound of Music" 10 Science Fiction Theater (COLOR) Report tered showers are expected from North Dakota across the Great Lakes to northern New England. Afternoon thundershowers are likely in the Southeast. It will be warm across most of the nation except cooler from the Dakotas to the Great Lakes, Temperatures for 12 hours to a.m. Hi LO 77 59 84 59 Hi LO Albany, NY Albuquerq, Amarillo Anchorage Asne 'ille Atlanta Billings Birminghm Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlingtn.Vt Casper Charlstn.SC ChrlstnWVa Charlttc.NC Chicago Cincinnat Cleveland Columbus, Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Fort Worth Great Falls Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jacksn.Miss Jacksonville 94 Juneau 56 46 80 65 81 6J 61 51 Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Louisville Memphis Miami Bch.

Midlnd.Tex Milwaukee Mpls-StPaul NewOrleans New York No. Platte Okla. City Omaha Philad'phia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portlnd.Me Portlnd.Ore Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond St, Louil Tampa Salt Lake San Antonio Ste. St. Marie Seattle Shreveport 103 74 91 74 82 68 91 73 89 80 67 74 6 84 67 94 76 79 65 82 54 78 6b 84 66 87 58 90 67 91 50 93 62 67 54 93 78 73 64 78 55 81 51 89 70 82 77 85 63 80 64 106 73 84 63 69 49 79 57 76 67 82 56 93 56 81 62 81 65 92 78 87 58 98 78 74 55 73 53 82 66 80 7 72 61! 82 63 75 56 81 57 75 52 83 64 73 55 81 56 92 61 55 47 89 53 96 75 88 56 88 53 85 73 92 78 84 62 93 74 96 76 84 48 103 75 80 6F 84 69 Sookana Tucson Washington Wichita CANADIAN STATIONS Tomperatures for 12 houn to 5 a.m.

Hi Lo Hi Lo Edmonton 65 41 Montreal 78 60 Ottawa 74 56 Toronto 69 57 Winnipeg 85 Vancouver 69 55 International Tamperaturet ai of 2 a.m. Aberdeen 54, partly cloudy: Amsterdam 59, cloudy: Ankara 55. clear; Athens 79, clear; Berlin 66, cloudy; Birmingham 54, clear; Brussels 61, cloudy; Casablanca 70. partly cloudy: Copenhagen 59, cloudy; Geneva 65, clean Hong Kong 77, ram; Lisbon 70, clear; London 55, clean Madrid 66, clear- Malta 70, partly cloudy; Manila 79, cloudy; Moscow 68, cloudy, Oslo 55. partly cloudy; Paris 64, clear; Rome 66, partly cloudy: Saigon 77.

cloudy: OifR'i "irtly dourly; Stockholm 57, cloudy; Tel Aviv 68. Final Sign-Off Tonight for Station KXKX KXKX-FM, In operation here since 1963, will sign off for the last time tonight at midnight. It has been licensed to the San Francisco Theological Seminary and supported for the most part by agencies of the United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. Program director Wade ISpringborn said these agen-jcies are no longer able to continue their support, but that the station will retain its I FCC license for a few months "in the hope something will develop and we can begin again in the fall." People who have been prominent in past broadcasts will participate in the final "open house." KXKX, at 88.5 megacycles, has been affil iated with the National Edu cation Network and has of fered fine arts, public affairs and classical music programming. 11:15 P.M (53-News (COLOR) 8News fj Movie: "Scene of tho Crime" g) 3 Tonight (COLOR), Johnny Carson (2) Joey Bishop Show (COLOR) 8 Movie: "Decision Before Dawn" 10 Movie: "Manhandled" 11 Movie: "The Long Haul" 13 Movie: "Battle Zone" P.M.-CS Movie: "The Pride and tho Passion" (COLOR) A.M.- 33 Movies: "Toward the "The Man Who Never "Inferno" A.M.-10 Movie: "Thirteen Days to Die" (COLOR) A.M.

f5 Movie: "Treasure of Pancho Villa" A.M.-(g Movie: "On Again, Off News TOMORROW A.M. (S3 Agricultural Show (COLOR A.M. 33 Across the Fence 5J10 Summer Semester, "Comparative Politics" 13 Voice of Agriculture (COLOR) A.M. 3 Agriculture, U.S.A. (COLOR) (43 Cartoons (gj Jack's Place (23 Channel for learning 8 Alas de Avenlura 10 Summer Semester 13 Cap'n Delta (COLOR) A.M.-8 Farm Forum P.M.- (5) Truth or Consequences (COLOR) 3 8 Tar ii (COLOR, repeat), Tarzan aids I wealthy art collector in finding a missing artist (5)10 The wild Wild West (COLOR, repeat).

West and Gordon investigate the murder of i scientist who had been studying tidal waves 6 Population Problem grjiM3 Green Hornet (COLOR, repeat), Hornet's adversary Is a health club operator with theft schemes (Part I) (J) Scotch Gardener P.M.- (g)Adventuri Calls (COLOR), "Jee-pers Jamboree!" Account of an endurance test for little four-wheelers in the Sierra Mountains (J) 11-13 Time Tunnel (COLOR, repeat) Antiques, "Military Collection at Bennington" (repeat) 8:30 P.M.- (5) a a i a Television Festival, "City of Gold," series of photos capturing the spirit of the Yukon during its gold fever days (4) 3 The Man From U.N.C.l.E. (COLOR, repeat,) singers Sonny and Cher guest as garment industry employes who discover a dress containing a coded top-secret report rjg 6-10 Hogan's Heroes (COLOR, repeat), Hogan plots to smuggle photos of German fortifications to an Allied agent 8 The Standwells Menuhin Teaches, master class on tho Elgar Violin Concerto 9:00 P.M.- C5VNational All-Star Wrestling rj) 8 Movie: "The Pleasure of His Company" (COLOR) 8 Living for the Sixties (7j1113 Rango (COLOR, repeat), Rango is discharged when he lets an Indian chief escape. Anthony Caruso guests NET Playhouse. The Victorians "London Assurance," comedy of an elderly nobleman who takes a fancy to an 18 year old girl 10 Movie: "Mister Roberts" (COLOR) 9:30 P.M.- 3 Movie: "No Time for rgeants" Cat (COLOR, repeat), Cat and clients are trapped in a desert area by a racketeer 6 N.E.T. Playhouse, "Ofoeti" 11-13 Phyllis Oilier Show (COLOR, repeat), Phyllis learns that Regina (Gypsy Rose Lee) has hired her butler on a long-term contract 10:00 P.M.-(S-News (4J Laredo (COLOR, repeat), a 9 year old girl hires the Rangers as bodyguards (J) 11-13 The Avengers (COLOR, repeat), Steed and Emma encounter two other agents en the case as they track down a ghost P.M.-(2) Miss Bronze 1967 pageant from Jack London Square), 7th Annual Northern California Finals with guest-judges Nancy Wilson and Barbara McNair P.M.- (T) News gD 3 8-1 0 11-13 News 4 Complete Weather CHUCK CONNORS Cowboy in Africa on television." Phil I think jurf you something 1 Date from U.J.

WfM iUU Tmpatum UfMCtM I FROM HIS NEARLY six and a half foot height, Chuck can spot a visiting columnist before a press agent can. No star greets you more warmly than Chuck does. He is a master practitioner of the power of positive persuasion. He ought to be in politics. He no doubt will be, once he amasses a fortune sufficient to carry him comfortably for the rest of his life.

On the television set, Chuck's attention to detail is not only admirable, but it is extraordinary. lie works with the boy, Gerald Edwards, with the same fervor you'd expect If Stanislavsky had just discovered Marlon Brando. He jolts deraid with sudden movements or commands designed to teach him to cope with any explosive emergency. Chuck even has taught him Shakespeare. At my request for a sample, Gerald recited, "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears, etc Chuck is a convincing actor, a magnetic person, ality by television standards.

Then why was his pop-, ular "Branded" series cancelled? Chuck's answer: "II', was totally owned by Goodson and Todman and NBC had no part of it. So NBC cancelled it." This time around, the old master persuader is playing his cards more cagily. He owns only 5 per cent of the show. The major shareholder is the net" work, ABC in this case. SMufdoy Meming VJ MAKAIADUKE Bay Area Fair through Sunday except fog arid low overcast near the ocean extending inland locally night and morning.

Little temperature change. Low tonight and Saturday night SO to ba. Hih Saturday 62 downtown San Francisco. Oakland Al, SanMaleo and San Rafael feu. BAY AREA TEMPERATURES tmperamm mm or a.m Hi Lo Hi Lo San Fran, S.F.

Airport Oakland i HerniltnFId, Moflett Kid. a Stockton 1U4 Heclwo. City 93 5 Walnut Cr. 6 fi. SPECIAL SAN FRANulSCO REPORT formal temucraiuresi Low t3, high 63.

HiKhest temperature this year to date-. 64 on May 16. Lowest tamoerature this season to oate: 40 on April 11. Sea level barometer at a.m.; 296 incnes. The State Coastal fog low cloudiness will become progressively deeper and deeper along the central and southern coast Out off shore winds the northern part of the state are heeping skies in that area clear.

As tn fog becomes more persistent temperatures in those areas will not rise as rapidly or as hiRh as in previous days, inland Skies are Clear and are expected to continue litti changed over the weekend. NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Fair through Saturday ex-cept tog and tow overcast near the ooean mainly Fort 6rarii south hut with some arternoon clearing. A Utile warmer extreme north coast today and continued warm inland. MOUNT SHASTA -SISKIYOU AREA Fair through Saturday. Continued warm.

SIERRA NEVADA Fair through Saturday, Continued warm. SACRAMENTO VALLEY Continued warm and fair through Saturday. Hih Saturday 98 to 106. Low tonight b'j to 75. Gentle winds.

POINT ST. CEORGE TO POINT CONCEPCION Variable winds 5 to IS knots north portion and northwesterly to 15 knots south portion through Saturday, Clear extreme north but fog and low overcast Fort Bragg southward with some afternoon clearing through Saturday. WESTERN NEVADA Continued warm and fair through Saturday. High Saturday 90 to 98. Low tonight 50 to 60.

SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Continued warm and tair through Saturday. High Saturday 100 to 108. Low tonight 70 to 80. Gentle winds. SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA Fog and tow overcast night and morning but becoming mora persistent Saturday.

Cooler Saturday. Low tonight SO to 55. High Saturday 60 along the coast and to 7S inland. Northwest winds 10 to 15 knots afternoons. MONTEREY BAY AREA FOR and low overcast night and mornings but sunny afternoons through Saturday.

Little temperature change. High Saturday near 65 along the coast and to 75 inland. Low tonight SO to 57. Northwesterly winds 5 to 15 knots aflernoons. SANTA CLARA VALLEY Continued warm and fair through Saturday.

High Saturday 85 to 95. Low tonight 55 to 65. Gentle winds. Low tonight and high Saturday at San Jose 63-91. LIVERMORE VALLEY Continued warm and fair through Saturday.

Westerly winds 10 to 20 moh after-noons. NAPA AND SONOMA VALLEYS ANO SANTA ROSA PLAIN Continued warm and fair through Saturday. Low tonight und hiRh SaVirday at Santa Rosa ly wind', 1C 1 i i 1 xi A fUz FM RADIO fflGHLIGHTS 'KXKX 88.5 KCBS 98.9 KPFB 89.3 KNBR 99.7 KCMA 90.3 'KBAY 100.3 KCSM 90.9 KEBR 100.5 KALW 91.7 KTIM 100.9 KDFM 92.1 KPEN 101.3 KSJ0 92.3 KTUX 101.7 KJAZ 92.7 KDFC 102.1 KYA 93.3 KSBW 102.5 KPFA 94.1 "KPAT 102.9 KSFR 94.9 KG0 103.7 KLGS 95.3 KF0G 104.5 KATT 95.3 KFMR 104.9 KKHI 95.7 KHIQ 105.1 KCRA 96.1 K8RG 105.3 KRON 96.5 KREP 105.7 KMBY 96.9 KFR" 108.1 KEAR 97.3 KMPX 106.9 KPGM 87.7 KUFY 107.7 KABL 93.1 'Multiple! KRPM 98.5 Stereo 5:30 p.m. KRON: Carnival: Gould, Szymanowski, Four Mazurkas; Strauss, Tales from the Vienna Woods." 8 p.m. KKHI: Guest Artist -Bernard Krainis: Telemann, Concerto in Major for Alto Recorder (London String Orchestra, Marriner); Vivaldi, Concerto in Major for Sopranino Recorder (Krainis Baroque Ensemble); Handel, Concerto in Major for Soprano Recorder (London String Orchestra).

8 p.m. KRON: Gamut: Moussorg-sky, Prelude to "Khovantschina." Artists of Today Andre Watts: Chopin, Piano Concerto No. Liszt, Piano Concerto No. 1. Beethoven, "Eroica" Symphony.

10 p.m. KSFR: Schumann, Syirv phony No. 8 (New York Philharmonic, Bernstein). 10.30 p.m. KDFC: Beethoven, "Ploy along with him, wants to show.