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1 Movies Tonight Sept. 27, 1966 irCrAir Dwight ft.jF.gxamiltrr-Pcq 35 Newton i KSBW (Salinas) I KNTV (Saa Jasi) 11 XCSM CSa Main) 14 KCRA (Sacrament) 3 KVIE (Sacramento) KXTV (Sacrament) 19 KOVR (Sttchten) 1) Station Channel No. KTVU (S.F.-Oak.) CD KRON (S.F.) S) KPIX (S.F.) QD KGO (S.F.) CD KQED (S.F.) GD iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii KEMO-TV Due in S.F. 4IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII vis" p.m. (7) "Jeanne Kegels" (1957) V4 Kim Novak.

Chandler. Drama of famous actress' life. 9 p.m. (4) "List of Adrian Menenger" (1963) George C. Scott, Dana Wy titer.

Clive Brook. Intelligence officer trails an unknown assassin. p.m. (2) "Slightly 'Scarlet" (1956) John Payne, Arlene Dahl, Rhonda Fleming. Crook decides ttoi unseat crime syndicate rjncf.

(Color) p.m. (7) "World In i BEVERLY HILLS Unless Kaisor or Metromedia beat Daniel (Big Dan) Overmyer to the antenna, the next new San Kranciseo television signal you see will Ik? from KEMO-TV. Channel 20. on or around April 3, 17. Ever since most of us can remember nine I AM RADIO LOG a 6 KKKK AKSO IIAF isrr Today's Best Bets a The (Jlrl From U.N.C.L.K.: "The Mother Muffin Affair." From TV Key: "Definitely NOT for children tonight.

A grotesque man missing an ear and a woman babbling incoherently because her mouth was washed out with sulphuric acid hardly belong in a 7:30 p.m. time show. A seriocomic, sado-masochistic villained, played by a man (Boris Karloff), makes it even more questionable as bedtime fare for kids." 5 Daktari: Unarmed Dr. Tracy and Judy the Chimp cross dangerous wild animal country followed by a crazy arrow-shooting hunter, Jack Kelly. 8:00 9 Concert: Lenox Quartet.

8:30 5 Red Skelton Show: Nancy Ames, Jackie Coogan. 9:004 Tuesday Night at the Movies: "The List of Adrian Messenger." (1963) George C. Scott and five big-time stars in a sort of "What's My Crime" guessing game. 7 the I'ruitts of Southampton: "Phyllis. Taken Letter." Phyllis Diller takes secretary job.

America's Crises: "Out of Sight. Out of Mind Facilities and treatment available for the aged. 10:00 5 CBS Reports: "Black Power White Backlash." A report attempting to put in perspective the surge' of violence that erupted in the north in the summer of 1966. when black and white confronted each other's fears and defiance. Participants include Dr.

Martin Luther King. Stokely Car-michael. Daniel Watts and Daniel P. Moynihan Dwlght Newton Mil I III M. HI 1 .1.1 I III years a (Channel iJU construction permit has Imh'ii held inaclively by Sheiill C'orwin, who tomorrow in New York will accept office as the next and second president of the National Association of a I Owners.

la the San Francisco area, Corwin's major contribution to television has ttecn to take a TV license and nit on it. Hut now 80 percent of the Channel '0 ownci-ship is held by -41 year old Daniel II. Overmyer. a hit; banker and warehouseman from Toledo. Ohio.

Bi Dan is not a man to sit inactively on 32a I Ml 00 7M I P.M. KSf 0 Dan Soikin KFRC Mika Phillips Show KNBR News: 5:05. Ron Lyons. KCBS Lowell Thomai: 540, Sports KGO 5:16. Paul Harvay News.

JO. Newsound. KSAY Jerry Leeds: 5:15, Tanforan Races; 5:40, Daily Double and wrap-up KFAX Lite Line! Voice of Americanism KL0K Lalo Calallcro KPAT News; Sound of Music. Brian Cavanaugh KS'O Baseball: S.F. Giants vs.

Atlanta. p.M, KNBR News; 6:30. Chet Huntley: 8 35, Russ Syracuse. KCBS News: 6:15, S.F. Tonight with Rolte Peterson.

KGO Ray Tannehill. 6 15. Edward Morgan. KABL Candlelight end Gold KLOK 6:30, Rosary Hour. KKHI Dinner Concert.

KYA Tony Bias. KNEW Lou Waters KIBE Prelude 7 P.M. KNBR News: Russ Syracuse until midnight. KCBS News; 7:15. Sports; 7:30.

Harry Reasoner; 7:35, Testing 1-2-3 I Quiz) KGO Jim Moore I P.M. KFRC Steve O'Shea Show KCBS News: 8:35. Harv Morgan: Mark Forestor of GLIDE Founda- -tton, discusses S.F.'s Tenderloin DUtrict. 4p.M. KSFO AI Collins.

KFRC Glenn Adams KYA Tommy Saunders. KGO 9:30. hungry i show. KABL Symphony Hall. KLOK Chinese Hour.

10 P.M. KCBS News; 10:15. Harv Morgan KI.OK Spanish Phone Show. KNEW Joe Dolan 11 P.M. KNBR Russ Syracuse MIDNIGHT KSFO News; 12:05.

Herb Kennedy KFRC Howard Clark KKHI Music of the Spheres. TOMORROW AM KSFO News: 6:05. Don Sherwood. KFRC Mike Phillips. KNBR News: 6:03, Frank Dill.

6 30, Joe Garagiole KCBS News; 6:05. Dave McElhatton; 6:56. Sports. KGO News; 6:45, Sports. KYA Gene Nelson.

KKHI Morning Festival. KNEW Jack Lcy KLOK 7:32, Pedro' Valenta. KSAY Woody Woodward KNBR News: 7:35, Rick Barry, sports KGO News; 7:45, Sports. KABL Morning Overture to 1:30 Kf AX Bible Institute. KIBE Presto: 7:45.

Foreign Press Review. A.M. KNBR News; 8 05. Frank Dill KCBS News: 8:05. Sports: 8:10.

Out Man on the Market KGO News: 8:25. Paul Harvey: 8:35. Stock Market Report; 8:45, Sports Complete Special S. F. Report Normal temperatures Iw 56, high 70.

HiRhest temperature this year to date 91 on June 13. Lowest temorature this season to date 52 on Aug 4. Sea level barometer at 4 a. m. 29.es inches.

Bay Area air through Thursday. Small craft warning tor north to northeast wind 25 to 40 m.p.h. locally through 'Vednesdav morning then decreasing. Warmer Wednesday. Low tonight 55 to 60.

High Wednesday 90 to 100. The State NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Fair through Wednesday except tor some cloudiness extreme south today. Strong north to northeast winds in mountains and locally nlsewhere. Warmer with low humidity and high lire hazard much of "MT. SHASTA-SISKIYOU A -fair through Wednesday.

Warmer with low humidity and locally strong wind. High fire hazard. SIERRA NEVADA Fa.r through Wednesday except for some cloudiness southern ranges today. Strong north to northeast wind. Warmer with tower humidity northern ranges today and over area Wednesday.

VAIL Fair through Wednesday. Northerly wind 15 to 30 MPH decreasing. Wednesday. Warmer with low humidity. Today both days 90 to 100.

Low tonight WESTERN NEVADA Mostly fair through Wednesday but chance of lowers extreme south today. Warmer days except for some cooling Extreme south today. High today 70 to 80. Colder tonight with low 30 to 40 Lower humidity. JOAQUIN VALLEY Mostly .1.

VAJArlnocHaif hilt Ome llll Arnn" (1952) Vi Gregory Peck. Ann Blyth. Sea captain romances a Russian countess in 1850 San Francisco. (Color) 12:50 a.m. (5) "Strangers In Love" (1932) Fredric March, Kay Francis.

Man impersonates his deceased twin brother. 1:35 a.m. (7) "Last of the Buccaneers" (1950) Paul Ilenreid. Jean Lafitte pirate adventure. 3:15 a.m.

(7) "Saturday's MnUonK' (1933) '4 Robert Young, Leila II yams. Drama of a college football hero. KKKK INI 01 I A KK 11 KKK XT I A I I A A I I not I I wo 1 III I'M IHI GIANTS ON KSFO RADIO TUESDAY: S.F. vs. Atlanta, 6 p.m.

WEDNESDAY: S.F. vs Atlanta, 6 p.m. THURSDAY: No game. FRIDAY: S.F. vs.

Pittsburgh, 5:10 SATURDAY: S.F. vs. Pittsburgh. 11:10 a.m. SUNDAY: S.F.

vs. Pittsburgh, 10:30 a.m. KABL 8:30, John K. Chapel; 8 45, Morning Overture KLOK 8:32, Carlos Graham. I A.M.

KFRC Ed Mitchell KNBR News; Frank Dill: 9:30. Chet Huntley. KCBS News; 9:10, Dave McElhatten. KGO Owen Spann; 9:45, Evangeline Biker KYA Ed Hider. KSFO 9:05, Carter Smith.

KFAX Voice of Americanism. 10 A.M. KNBR Nows: 10:05, Dave Niles. KCBS News; 10:10. Arthur Godfrey.

KGO Breakfast Club; 10:55, News. KNEW Van Amberg KABL Serenade KLOK 10:05, Spanish Phone Show. 11 A.M. KCBS News; 11:10, House Party; 11:30. Your Growing Family: "Hysteria." KGO News: II 10.

Owen Spann. 12 NOON KSFO Jack Carney. KCBS News; 12:15. Spectrum 74. KCBS News; 12:15, Spectrum 74: Shirley Temple Black.

Dr. Knox Fin-ley. KGO Paul Harvey News: 12:15. Owen Spann: Examiner Travel Editor Georgia Hesse KNBR News; 12:05. Dave Niles: 12:30 Dr.

Joyce Brothers; 12:35. Dave Niles. KABL John K. Chapel: 12 20. Masterpieces KYA Mike Cleary.

KSAY Don Churchill. KPAT News; Sound of Music. Walt Jamond 1 P.M. KCBS News; 1:10, In Hollywood: 1:15, Spectrum 74: With Rolf Peterson KABL Serenade KSAY AI Gordon. KLOK L'ltalia KNBR News.

Frank Blair 2:35. Ron Lyons. KCBS News; 2:10, Betty Furness: 1:15, Spectrum 74: With Rolf Peterson. KSAY Jerry Leeds. KNEW Dean JNebber KSFO Jack Carney KFRC Mike Phillips KCBS News; 3:35, Spectrum 74 with Rolfe Peterson.

KGO News; 3:45. Jim Dunbar. KYA Johnnie Hollidav. 4:00 P.M. KSFO News; 4:05, Commute Club.

KNBR News: 4:30. David Brinkley. KCBS News: 4:10, News; 4:40, Walter Cronkite: 4:50, News. KCO News beat, Ray Tannehill KSAY Jerry Leeds. KLOK Portuguese program.

KYA Johnnie Holliday. Weather with low humidity. High today and low tonight at Ukiah 95 and 57. Coastal wind mostly north to northeast 12 to 25 knots except up to 35 knots. Golden Gate and vicinity today "WsNGELES AND VICINITY Partly cloudy this morning becoming sunny this afternoon with high 78 Partly cloudy tonight with low near 63.

Mostly sunny and slightly warmer Wednesday. Temperatures Bay Area Hi Lo Francisco 70 60 S.F. Airport 72 53 Oakland 75 Redwd Cty 79 51 Hi Lo 80 62 72 57 85 62 82 59 Hamiltn Fid Moffett Fid Stockton Walnut Crk The Nation Hi Lo 61 31 Hi Lo Juneau 55 48 Kansas City 60 59 LasVeiias 91 68 Albany, Y. Albuqurque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta 84 5h 81 61 53 45 69 58 Little Rock Louisville Memphis Miami Bch 87 61 59 59 86 64 87 81 84 bi Billings 64 50 Birmingham 84 61 Midland. Tex 90 61 Bismarck 55 36 Milwaukee 61 49 MplsStPaul 61 41 New Orleans 81 72 New York 66 49 North Platte 73 44 Okla City 88 64 Omaha 59 51 Philadelphia 66 41 Phoenix 96 73 Pittsburgh 47 45 Portlnd.Ore.

69 57 Boise Boston Brownsville 63 42 64 40 95 73 Buffalo 57 40 Burlingtn.Vt 57 33 Casper 64 45 Chrlstn.S.C 88 73 Chrlstn.WVa 63 58 Charlotte.NC 79 59 Chicago 60 52 Cincinnati 61 54 Cleveland 62 49 Columbus, O. 65 47 Denver 77 53 Des Moines 59 50 Raleigh 76 59 Rapid City Reno Richmond St. Louis 62 42 80 39 57 53 58 57 Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Houston 65 46 60 42 90 65 67 50 60 43 89 67 67 43 92 73 90 70 StPrbg-Tmp684 78 SaltLkeCity 73 48 san Antonio 89 71 San Diego 73 64 StSteMane Seattle Shreveport Spokane Tucson Washington Wichita 54 35 69 54 88 67 67 49 92 64 63 54 65 52 Indianapolis 66 55 Jckson.Miss 87 69 Jcksonville 88 71 Canadian Stations Hi Lo 62 43 57 44 56 30 55 32 Hi Lo 63 32 56 31 68 31 Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Regina Toronto Winnipeg California Station HI Lo 83 64 64 52 82 63 85 59 79 66 Hi Lo Paso Robles 84 52 Red Bluff 90 71 Bakersfield Eureka Fairfiled Fresno Los Angeles Sacramento Salinas San Diego S. Barbara Palm Sprng 86 67 69 52 73 64 69 59 99 70 Needles 99 78 Oaklnd Arpt 70 61 I AM. 1ST Wp 17 -a.

I -12 NOON (2) I Want I Know, Tony Randall 3-News (COLOR) )- let's Make a Deal (COLOR) 10-13 News (211 Donna Reed CM 13 Today in Agriculture 12:23 P.M.- CJ)-New (-8 News (COLOR) P.M.-fX) Divorce Court C43-3 Oayi ef Our Livee (COLOR) C5D 8-trj As the World Tumi (23 11-13 Father Knows Best P.M. PR 3 Doctors (ij) 8-10 Password (COLOR) (2) 11-13 Ben Casey P.M.-Movie: "Brimstone" (1949), Rod Cameron. Adrian Booth; western (5) 3 Another World (COLOR) fj) 8-'0 Art Linkletter's House-party (COLOR) P.M.- (3) -3-You Don't Say (COLOR) C5) 10 To Tell the Truth Qrj 11-13 Newlywed Game 225 (jn-B-IO News (COLOR) P.M. 3 Movie: "End of an Affair" 33 Match Game (COLOR) (53-8-1 0 Edge el Night 11-13 Time tor Us P.M.-(2-(2IM3-News News (COLOR) 3:00 P.M.- (J) Captain Satellite g) Millionaire Cg) 8-10 Secret Storm (2) 11-13 General Hospital 3:30 P.M.-3) Mayor Art () John Bartholomew Tucker Show (7j 11-13 Nurses 8 Movie: "Marauders of the Sea" 10 Gypsy Rose Lee P.M. (J) Supercar 3 Movie: "Inferno" (C0L0RI (4 Bachelor Father (g) 10 Mike Douglas (7) 11 Dark Shadows.

Joan Bennett (5 French Chef 13 Cap Delta (COLOR) P.M.-g-Abbott and Costelle (4) Rawhide 7311 Where the Action Is (cji) Folk Guitar 13 Yogi Bear (COLOR) 5:00 P.M.-(53 Superman r13 News What's New 11 Rifleman 5:30 P.M.-fJ33 Stooges 3 Color Traventure Theater (J) 10-11 News (3 Twilight Zone 6 Merlin the Magician 8-Mr. Ed (53 Friendly Giant P.M.- 6 Friendly Giant Forecast Summary, The State A high pressure system is centered 700 miles west of Monterey this mcrning and extends inland through Washington and Oregon. It will produce fair weather in Northern and Central California through Wednesday except for some cloudiness in the extreme south today. Strong north to northeast winds are expected in the mountains and it will be warmer with low humidity in much of Northern and Central California to constitute a high fire hazard. Gusty winds have occurred during the night in parts of the San Francisco Bay and the Saoramento valley as well as the mountain areas.

Early morning temperatures were generally in the 50s and 60s but the mercury jumped to 74 at San Francisco at 6 o'clock this morning. Sun, Moon, Tides ni uit New be MOON Sept. 28 2348 Oct. 7 Oct. 13 0609 1952 WEDNESDAY.

SEPTEMBER 21 Sun rise 0703 Sun set 1858 Moon rise 1B54 Moon set 0558 TIMES AND HEIGHTHS OF TIDR AT GOLDEN GATE SEPT. 28 TO OCT. 2 28 1212 5.2 0530 0.5 0000 5.2 1742 1.6 29 1236 5.2 0600 0.8 0000 5.2 1818 1.3 30 0042 5.0 0624 1.1 1300 5.3 1854 1.0 1- 0124 4.8 0648 1.5 1318 5.3 1930 0.7 2 0212 4.6 0718 2.0 1336 5.3 2006 0.5 Tablet furnished by Marine Exchange from United States Coast and Geodetic Survey data. The high and lows are those ricorded at Fort Point. Sceret Gift WILLIAMSTOWN (Mass.) (AP) An anonymous donation of $1.5 million has been made to Williams College to establish a visiting professorship in literature and provide summer study grants for junior faculty members.

"atMitat Oct. 20 2235 11 En France -815 A MIS Cartoonland -8 20 A.M.- 6 Developmental English leye A.M. GO Information 4 -8 30 A G3T) Today (COLORl (73 Gypsy Rose lee, Pat Carroll Tl Bullwinkle 13 Jack lalanne A.M. (4) 3 Eye Guess (COLOR), game Candid Camera (23 Movie: "Love Is Better Than Ever" (1952), Elizabeth Taylor, Larry Parks; comedy 11 Hocus Pocus 13 Divorce Court A.M.-11 BiKkaioo 500 -9 25 A.M.-(43 3 News (COLOR) A.M.-(53 United Bay Area Crusade Campaign Workers (41 3 8 Concentration C53 10 Beverly Hillbillies 11 Hocus Pocus -9 45 A.M. ti) Religion Today 10 00 A.M.- (53-News (4) 3 Chain letter (COLOR), game (S3 10 Andy Griftith i 8 lite ot Riley 11 Mike Douglas 13 Daik Shadows 10 30 A.M.- (53 Jack lalanne (COLOR) I (4) 3 Showdown (COLOR), game 1 (810 Dick Van Oyke (23 Bill Gordon Luau 13 Donna Reed A.M.-(53 Romper Room (4j 3 Jeopardy (COLOR) (538-10 love ef life (j) 11-13 Supermarket Sweep game -1125 A.M.

(53 810-News (COLOR) -1130 A 3 8 Swinjin" Country (COLOR), Glenn Yarbrough (Sj 10 Seach for Tomorrow (7) 11-13 Dating Game. Jim lange 11 45 A.M. (5J 10 Guiding; light A f4i 3-8 News -12 NOON C5j I Want to Know 3 News (COLOR) i(43 8 Let's Make a Deal (COLOR) i (53 10-13 News (73 11 Donna Reed -1215 P.M. 13 today in Agriculture P.M.- (53 News Q3-8 News (COLOR) 12:30 P.M -(53 Divorce Court r43 3 Days of Our lives (COLOR) (5J MO As the World Turns (73 11-13 Father Knows Best P.M.-(41 3 Doctors (53 8-10 Password (COLOR) (23 11-13 Ben Casey P.M. (23 Movie: "Ghost and Mrs.

Muir" (1947), Rex Harrison, Gene Tierney; fantasy (43 3 Another World (COLOR) 5) 8 10 Art Linkletter House party (COLOR) 2:00 P.M. (43 3 You Don't Say (COLOR) (S3 8-10 To Tell the Truth (23 11-13 Newlywed Garni P.M. (S3 8-10 News (COLOR) P.M.- 3 Movie: "Hilda Crane" (COLOR) (43 Match Game (COLOR) (33-8-10 Edge of Night (23 11-13 Time for Us P.M.-(53 (21M3 News (43 News (COLOR) P.M. (53 Captain Satellite (43 Millionaire f3 8-1 0 Secret Storm (2) 11-13 General Hospital P.M.-(43 Mayor Art (53 John Bartholomew Tucker Show, Archie Moore, Herb Caen (2j 11-13 Nurses 8 Movie: "Trouble in the Glen" 10 Gypsy Rose Lee P.M.-(53 Supercar 3 Movie: "When Willie Comes Marching Home'' (43 Bachelor Father (3 10 Mike Douglas (73 11 Dark Shadows, Joan Bennett () Experiment 13 Cap'n Delta (COLOR) "Lover's Concerto" (Living Jazz). P.M KXKX: The Spoken Word; Scenes from "Romeo and Juliet" played by Sir John Gielgud and Pamela Brown.

10 P.M. KXKX: Concert Hall: Wagner, "Siegfried's Rhine Journey" (Reiner); Beethoven, Symphony No. 5 (Klem-perer). 10:30 P.M.-KDFC: Grofe, World's Fair Suite (World's Fair Symphony Orchestra). 11 P.M.

KKHI (STEREO); Telemann, "The Times of Day" (Berlin Chamber Orchestra and Soloists). 11:15 P.M. KPFA; The Music of India with Boris Kremenliev of the Institute of Ethnomusicology, UCLA, Featured is Miss Cayathrl Rajapur. TOMORROW 9 A.M. KKHI (STEREO): Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Concerto for guitar (John Williams; Philadelphia Orchestra).

Inr T.nl anything if I can by my own observations. They began yesterday at a late breakfast in the Polo Lounge of' the Beverlv Hills Hotel and continued through the day. I figured that if Mr. Overmyer is threatening to iMTtmie an influential force for better or worse in San Francisco television, I should Know more about him for the enlightenment andor protection of readers. He packs considerable weight monetarily and physically.

He is a large handsome fellow with dark-rimmed glasses, short -cropped hair and a very attractive wife, Shirley. They have four children Barbara, Elizabeth, John, Edward whose initials may become nationally noteworthy, particularly two-year-old Edward's. I hope. Little Edward's full name is Edward Manning Overmyer and from his initials come Channel 20's new call letters -KEMO. I ASKED HIS MOTHER if Edward might be prevailed upon to fly to California and christen the station with a bottle of milk.

She conceded all things are possible in the Overmyer menage. Her initials are SCO. They couldn't be used in San Francisco because there already is a KSCO (Santa Cruz Radio) on the air. Mrs. Overmyer's namesake station will be on one of frequencies: YDCO, Cincinnati.

Iig Dan is a comparative newcomer to television but he is moving in rapidly. WDIIO, Toledo, is on the air with his own initials. Others soon due to be activated pending FCC approval of the call letters will be UECO, Pittsburgh, for daughter Elizabeth; HIJ.MO, Atlanta, for daughter liarbara; and KIDO. Houston, for son John. That accounts for six stations, there are six members of the family.

Overmyer has an application pending for a seventh station in Dallas. I forgot lo ask whether it will remain nameless pending the arrival of a seventh member of the family. Meanwhile, San Francisco is assuitxi of the KEMO call letters, lhanks to the family's youngest Edward Manning Overmyer. Former majority owner Sherrill Corwin had intended to call the station KBAY-TV but in the race for a name, a 2 year old boy beat out the bay. MK.

OVEIt.MYEK, the owner of a non-existent San Francisco television station, is also the owner of a non-existent television network, the Overmyer Network (ON), which he hopes lo launch April 3, coincidental with the creation of KEMO-TV, San Francisco. He is here for five days working out extensive plans with his network president, Oliver E. Treyz, former president of the ABC-TV network. The Los Angeles outlet for the network will be big KHJ-TV, Channel 9. The San Francisco outlet, of course, will be KEMO-TV.

Overmyer told me that the KEMO antenna will he on San Bruno mountain through a construction arrangement with the Crocker Land Company. This means he will not wait for possible future construction of ABC's proposed tall tower on Mt. Sutro. He wants his antenna now. Will channel 20's ultra high frequency afford satisfactory viewing in San Francisco? Overmyer thinks he can lick the problem with enormous power (eventually million watts) and "translators" to boost his signal from hill to hill.

Good luck, Big Dan. 1(7 11-13 love en a Rooftop (COL OR), Judy Came, Peter Deuel; comedy in S.F. 8-Man From UNCLE 14 Hawaii Calls 10 00 P.M. CJ)News ICS) 10-CBS Reports (COLOR): "Black Power, White Backlash." Rev. Martin Luther King, Rep.

i Adam Claytei Powell IR NY), i Stokely Carmichael) 6 Open Mind (TJ IM3 Fuiitive (COLOR), "Clean and Quiet Town" (J) Speculation "Gourmet in Amer- ica" I P.M. i(5) Alfred Hitchreck, "Anniversary I Gift" 8 E. Cat P.M. QFJ Movie: "Sligifly Scarlet" (COL-i OR) 3 News (COLOR) CD SX7J10-1 1 13-News -(S) Merv Griffin, John Huston, Jack Carter, April Olrich, Hendra and Vllet 11:30 P.M. I ln i ll Tnnioht imi (ll Johnny Natalie l3J Carson, Jack Benny.

Wood, Sammy Davis Jr. (7J Movie: "World in His Arms" (COLOR) 10 Movie: "Aloma ot the South Seas" (COLOR) 11 Movie: "Death of a Salesman" 13 Marshal Dillon 12 Midnight 13 Wells Fargo A.M.-() Movie: "Strangers in love" A.M. (2) Movie: "last ef the Buccaneers" A.M. (2) Movie: "Saturday's Millions" A.M. (2) Bronco TOMORROW A.M.

(Jj Channel for learning 5:55 A.M. (SV-Prayer, Farm Flashes. News A.M. 3 Rhyme and Reason CD Sunrise Semester C7 A.M., Jim Dunbar, Pii lindstront 10 Focus on Farming 6:25 A.M. (J) Farm Dateline A.M.

Profile C) China, educational 10 Sunrise Semester A.M. 13 News A.M. GD 3-8 Todcy (COLOR) (5) Editorial 10 Focus on Farming (COLOR) 13 Cartoonland (COLOR) A.M. (g10-News (COLOR) A.M.- (5) News 10 Winchell-Mahoney Show A.M. 13 Sgt.

Preston A.M.-CS) 10 Captain (2) Girl Tclk, Sheilah Graham, Elsa Lanchester The Quiet Man P.M. fj-Rocky md His Friends (COLOR) (4) 3 Huntley-Brinkley Report (COL OR) g)--1M3-News 6 Time to Dance (Ty-Movie: "Jeanne Eagels" What's New 10 News, Walter Cronkite (COLOR) 13 Movie: "War Paint" 6 30 M. (5 Cisco Kid (COLOR) 3-News (COLOR) 3) 13-42 Hews (5) 8 News, Valter Cronkite (COLOR) 6 Developmental English tor College 9 Portrait in Music 10 Rifleman 11 Laramie P.M 14 Modern Medicine 7:00 P.M. (J) True Adventure (COLOR), "Death ot i Forest (gp Wanted Dear) or Alive, Steve McQueen (repeat) Squad 6 What's New 8 Lowell Thomas (5) folk Guitar, Laura Weber 10 Twilight Zone P.M. 14 Canadian Scene P.M.- 13 Outdoorsman 7:30 P.M.

(J) It's i Wonderful World (COLOR). "Shrinking World" (33 3 Girl rrom UNCLE (COLOR), "Mother Muffin," Boris Karloff, Stefanie Powers, Noel Harrison, Robert Vaughn, Bernard Foi ()8-10 Daktari (COLOR), Marshall Thompson, Jack Kelly 6 Heart of the Problem 2) 11-13 Combat (COLOR), "Ollie Joe," Robert Walker, Claude Akins (5) Books and Authors, Examiner columnist Kenneth Rexroth 14 Speaking of Western Man 8:00 P.M.-(J) Bold Journey, "Kingdom ef Laos" 6 Struggle for Peace (J) Concert: i.enox Quartet 14 Matean Mosaic P.M.-(T) Story of a Patroness 3 Occasional Wife (COLOR), Michael Callan, Patricia Harty; comedy rj3-8-10 Red Skelton (COLOR), Nancy Ames, Jackie Ceegan 6 French Chef (21 1-13 Rounders (COLOR) "Moonshine Shines Still," 1. Pat O'Malley, Chill Wills, Ron Hayes 9:00 P.M. (2) Outer Limits, "Corpus Earth- lings 3 Movie: (gV-Movie "Quiet Man" (COLOR) "List ef Adrian Messen- ger 6 Challenges (23 11-13 Pruitts of Southampton COLOR), Phillis Diller; comedy (5) America's Crit.es, "Out of Sight, Out of Mind" 14 Interaction P.M.-gp 10 Petticoat Junction (COLOR) gmf'M IM, MrMrNI SUM yw. LrrV OLIVER E.

TREYZ KEMO-TV due here soon mad at you, Marmadukel 515i MAKMADUKE FM RADIO HIGHLIGHTS atudlness south portion today Warmer north portion today and over valley Wednesday. High today 85 to 95. Low tonight 58 1o 68 Higr i Wednesday 90 to 100. North to northeast winrf 10 to 20 MPH Lower humidity. SAUNAS VALLEY Mostly fair through Wednesday but some cloudiness south end today.

Warmer. Hi.li today 80 to 90. Low tonight 50 to 60. High Wednesday 90 to 100. Variants wind 10 to 20 MPH becoming northerly 15 to 25 MPH tonight.

Lower ANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA Fog or low overcast this morning then becoming oartly cloudy. Fair tonight and Wednesday. Warmer Wednesday. High today 75 to 80. Low tonight 47 to 53.

High Wednesday 85 to 95. Variable wind 10 to 20 ivnots becoming northereasterly 15 tp 25 Knots tonight. Lower humidity tonight. MONTEREY BAY AREA Fair through Wednesday. Warmer Hieli today 75 to 85.

Low tonight 50 tp 57. High Wednesday 85 to 95. Var wind 10 to 25 knots becoming northeasterly 15 to 25 Xnots this afternoon. Lower humidity. SANTA CLARA VALLEY Fair Wough Wednesday.

Warmer with low humidity. Northerly wind 15 to 25 MPH et times. High today 85 to 90. Low tonight 53 to 58. High Wednes- VALLEY Fair through Wednesday with low humidity.

North to northeast wind 15 to 30 MPH at times. 0IABLO-SAN RAMON AND MORA-6A VALLEYS Fair through Wednesday. Warmer with low humidity. High today 88 to 90. Low tonight 55 to 60.

High Wednesday 90 to 100. North to northeast wind 15 to 30 MPH at times. NAPA AND SONOMA VALLEYS ANO SANTA ROSA PLAIN Fair ugh Wednesday. Warmer with -ifiw hknidity. North to northeast 15 to 30 MPH decreasing Wed-, High today and low tonight Snta Rosa 95 and 55.

NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA Fair through Wednesday. Warmer i3j 4 P.M. KXKX: Concert Hall: Dow- land, Music for Lute; (Shostakovich); kxkx 81.5 KCBS 98.9 Concerto in Flat Major (Rostropo- KPFB 89.3 KNBR 99.7 vich, cello). KCMA 90.3 "KEEN 100.3 8 P.M. KR0N; Minuet in (Beeth- kcsm 8 KEB" I00 5 oven); "Greensleeves" (Cutting; "West MLW 91.7 KTIM 100.9 Side Story," Symphonic Dances (Bern- KDFM 92.1 "KPEN 101.3 stein).

KSJ0 92.3 KTUX 101.7 8 P.M. KR0N: Perioos in Music; KJAZ 92.7 KDFC 102.1 The 1940's. Concerto de Aranjuez KYA 93.3 KSBW 102.5 (Rodrigo); Peter Grimes: Four Sea In- KPFA 94.1 'KPAT 102.9 terludes a Passcaglia (Britten); KSFR 94.9 KGO 103.7 Cinco Canciones Negras (Montsal- "KLRS 9S.3 KF0G 104.S vatgelj Symphonia Serena (Hindemith); KATT 95.3 KFMR 104.9 Arioso for Strings (Mennini); Prelude, 'KKHI 95.7 KHIQ 105.1 Fugue and Riffs (Bernstein). KCRA 96.1 KBRG 105.3 8 P.M.-KKHI (STEREO): World of KRON 96.5 KREP 105.7 Adventure in Music; "The Fretted KMBY 96.9 KFRC 106.1 Strings," selections for lute, harp, KEAR 97.3 KMPX 106.9 mandolin, banjo and guitar (Soloists: KPGM 97.7 KUFY 107.7 Bream, Polonska, Zabaleta, Segovia, KABL 98.1 'Multiplex Bull). KRPM 98.5 Stent 8 P.M.

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