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r-Mon Dec. 30, 1968 iWrsWrtr gXEcaminrr-Page 55 TONIGHTS BEST BETS ON TELEVISION Diviglil Neivlon Mod Mod World visually salutes the Battle of the Sexes. Special: 'White Paper: The Or- 9:0 VMM A fit I 6:00 2 Basketball: Holiday Tournament Finals from Madison Square Garden. 7:3038 Willie Mays: (PREMIERE) The S.K. Giants' great centerfielder interviews prominent and promising athletes.

7:43 2 Football: Peach Bowl, Louisiana Slate vs. Florida State. Game will be joined in progress on a one-hour delay. 8:00 4 Laugh-In: The gang reviews 1968 riots, transplants, peace talks, the election and taste lapses. Vincent Price appears in Frankenstein blackouts.

Kate Smith is accompanied by four doddering musicians. She portrays one of Casanova's women. Channel 38 Gets Started -Sort of what a modern mayor must do. A segment on the police is particularly fascinating." 5 Ma berry RFD: City councilman Sam is interviewed for a high school journalism class project by a teen-age girl who falls head over heels in love with him. 9 Black' Journal: A year-end review of the major ev ents of 1968 with special reference to their effects on black Americans.

10:00 5-Carol Burnett Show: With Nancy Wilson, Mickey Rooney, Emma-line Henry and Roland Winters. 38-TV Crossword Quiz: (PREMIERE) Local contestants compete for prizes and cash awards. Gary Bell hosts. Dwight Newton deal of the American City." From TV Key: "An exciting two-hour special pinpointing many of the seemingly insoluble problems facing our urban society. Boston is the focal point.

A Detroit segment shows how the white establishment, tliree auto makers and a big department store, took a giant step by coming up with 12,000 jobs. The Rochester, N.Y., segment shows Unique" which created a great school in a ghetto where 1000 white students are on the waiting list seeking admission. Boston's Mayor Kevin White clearly places into perspective Frank McGee visits Old Ironsides at Boston on "White Paper: The Ordeal of the American City," 9 p.m., Channel 4. our local rival TVT station managers attended the premiere Saturday night telecast of new KUDO, Channel 38. They were Roger Rice, 2, Richard Harris, 5, David Sacks, 7, and Graham Moore, 32.

Of those four, only one, Mr. Sacks, had anything to say on camera. This is what Mr. Sacks said: The Bay Area's Most Complete Television Logs 6 Firing Lini, William F. Buckley Jr and Eldridge Cleaver The Great War, "We Are Betrayed, Sold, Lost," World War I docu mentary S2) Donald O'Connor (0, Douglas Fairbanks Arnold Stang, Wil frid Hyde-White g) California Colorama (0, 90-minute special of cultural activities around the Bay Area 1:30 P.M.- g)-3-8-Another World (C) dD 10 Guiding Light (0 CZ) 11 Let's Make a Deal (C), new network and time 1'55 (33 11 Children's' Doctor (0 -News (C) P.M.- 3 Movie: "Adventurer of Tortuia" (0 (20 You Don't Say (0 Cg) 8-10 Secret Storm (0 Game (0 P.M.-(4) Match Game di)8-1Q-Ed2e of Night (0 (2 11 Dating Game (0 13 Divorce Court (0 "I don't know what the hell I'm doing here." If I may be permitted to paraphrase Mr.

Sacks, "I don't know what the hell I'm writing here." I've watched the KUDO pictures Saturday and Sunday on and off for about 10 hours. I've accumulated some 21 pages of notes. I still don't know how to describe the station's product. It is not commercial; it is not educational. It is not pertinent; it is not impertinent.

It is sort of rambling. (premiere) (0 8:30 P.M.- (D Eyewitness News (0, on -h A.M.--Jack lalanne (0 CS Movie: "Oh, You Beautiful Doll" (1949), June Haver, Mark Stevens; Musical (0 11 Hocus Pocus A.M.-13 Cartoonland (0 A.M.- Popeye Cartoons (0 f4l 3-8 Snap Judgment (0 (D-10-The Lucy Show(C) 11 Hocus Pocus clubhouse 13 Dating Game A.M.--38-News (C) A.M.- Romper Room (0 (41 3-8 Concentration (0 -Hot Line (0 10 Beverly Hillbillies 11 JackLaLanne (0 13 Dream House 10:00 A.M. C4) 3 8 Personality (0 10 Andy Griffith (rerun) 11 Treasure Isle (0 13 Truth er Consequences A.M.- Or. Kildare (rerun) (4) 3-8 Hollywood Squares (0 P.M.- Password (0 (4j 3 Days of Our Lives 10 Q)8-10-As the World Turns (C! Funny You Should Ask 10 11 to Ryden, variety 13 Movie: "Spring Reunion" P.M.- Children's Doctor (0 P.M.- Movie: "Sanders" (1964), Richard Todd, Albert Lieven; adventure (0 4 3 Doctors (0 8-10 love Is a Many Splendored Thing (0 11 Dream House (0 1-30 P.M (4) 3-8 Another World (0 light (0 11-len Make a Deal (0 1:55 P.M.-11 Children's Doctor 10 4j News (0 P.M.- 3 Me vie: "Magnificent Matador" (0 (4 You Don't Say (0 8-10 Secret Storm (0 11-13 Newlywed Game (0 2:30 P.M. -Match Game (C) CS1-8-10 Edge ef Night (0 7j 11 Oating Game 10 13 Divorce Court (0 55, Bee Byer Cooking (0 ,443 Father n0! Best 3:00 P.M.-fi") 8 10 House Party (0 (4) Joan Rivers (0 Mike Douglas (0, David Susskind co-hosts rj 11-13 General Hospital (0 rjj Children's programming sat II 4.30 p.m.

Children's programming until 7 p.m. P.M.--10-News (0 P.M.--Captaln Satellite (0 4 Real McCoys (rerun) -11-13 One Life to Lfvi(C) 8 The Doctors (0 10 Password (0 32 Cartoon Castle (0 4:00 P.M. 3 Merv Griffin (C) (4) Addams Family (rerun) C7 11-13 Dark Shadows (0 8 Match Game (0 The Great War 10 Joan Rivers (0 summary of the top Bay Area news stories ef 1968 13 Peyton Place (0, two new characters take up resldenci In RONNIE SCHELL A big name for KUDO gl James Beard Cooking School Father Knows Best P.M.- -News (0 3:00 P.M. "Sunday on the Town" was mostly a four and a half hour ramble around the zoo interspersed by low key studio conversations. The conversations were anchored by one Skip Judd who cradled his spine in a gQ 8-10 House Party (4) Joan Rivers (0 g) Mike Douglas (0, David Susskind the town Kaleidoscope 101 Love Lucy (0 go Jack Benny and Bob Hope gj Steve Allen (0, Allen and Rossi, Lu Elliott 9:00 P.M.

Untouchables (rerun), trigger man decides to fulfill a contract right under Ness' nose )3-8-News Special (0 White Paper Report: "The People of the City," a continuing study of the urban crisis (two hours) (g io Mayberry RFD (0, girl reporter gets a crush on Sam 11-13 The Outcasts (0, hooded riders ask Earl to be their leader in a campaign against carpetbaggers (repeat) 6 Black Journal, review of year's events in terms of black Ameri CD 10 Dick Van Dyke CO T1-13 Dick Cavett Show (0 11:00 A.M. (4-3 Jeopardy (C) co-hosts (7) 11-13 General Hospital (0 Children's programming until 4:30 p.m. Children's programming until 7 p.m. P.M grj1o-News(C) P.M. fJO Capt.

Satellite 10 (4) Real McCoys (rerun) (7) 11-13 One Life To Live (0 8 The Doctors (C) 10 Password (C) Cartoon Castle (0 4:00 P.M.- 3 Merv Griffin CS3 8-10 Love if Life (0 A.M.- Hopeful Ruth Buzzi awaits New Year's Eve on "Laugh-In" at 8 p.m., Channel 4. CfM-IO-News (0 A.M. Dennis the Menace (41 3-8 Eye Guess (0 10 Search for Tomorrow TV Movies Tonight 9 p.m. (20) "Secrets of Women" (1962) Anita Bjork. Four sisters-in-law, awaiting the arrival of their husbands, recall souvenirs of the past.

(Adult viewing). 11 p.m. (2) "Operation Warhead" (1963) Sean Connery, Alfred Lynch. Con men work at having a cushioned time in the British Army during World War II. 11:15 p.m.

(41) "The Maze" (1954) Richard Carlson, Veronica Hurst. After a man's death, his nephew discovers a horrible family secret in his mysterious castle. 12:30 a.m. (5) "The Interns" (19C2) Cliff Robertson, Suzy Parker, Michael Callan. Four young interns, their lives, loves, and Internship problems in a big hospital.

VjVtry Poor Poor Biow ftvtta vtriu ti Abov Avcragi Good Vi Vtry Good Cxesllonl (4jj Cartoons (0 11:55 A.M.- ca (Channel 9 in color) grjJ-Movie: "Secrets of Women" (Adult viewing) 52) tes Crane (0, magazine nudity 9:30 P.M. Cgj10 family Affair (0, Uncle Bill is overwhelmed by tender loving care when he breaks his leg g)38-News (0 12 N00N- Leave it to Beaver g) 8 Hidden Faces (0, adventure- at5 P.M.-6 Friendly Giant Wonderful World (0 tion Octopus" -News(C) 6-What's New News (0, Frank Reynolds Newsroom 10 News (0, Cronkite 11 News -PDQ (0 4j Oobie Gillis 3-8 I Dream of Jeannie (0, cute mystery serial CD-3-IO-News (0 CQ 11-13 Bewitched (0, rerun PD Addams Family (rerun) (2)1M3 Dark Shadows (0 8 Match Game (0 10 loan Rivers (0 P.M.- Yoga for Health 4:25 P.M.-8 Children in Conflict P.M.- Popeye Cartoons (0 (2rj Flintstones (0, (rerun) (g Merv Griffin (0 Gilbert Price, John Cassavetes, Tony Randall, Jack Carter, Josephine Premice padded swivel chair and except for an occasional swivel never once budged. If this is typical of Sunday on the town, then the country's where it's at. The insignia of "Sunday on the Town" is a drawing of a buggy without a horse to pull it. The station seems to be in a similar quandary.

It has a presumably good buggy (equipment) but no recognizable horse (positive programming elements) to pull it. HOWEVER, positive elements at any moment may leap out of the KUDO antenna when it's working. The station was showing a tape of surfing at Santa Cruz last night when suddenly about 5:40 p.m. poof it went off the air, a disappearing act common to most new stations. It was back at 6:15 p.m.

with a replay of the opening night's studio show emceed by Russ Coglin. That opening show as a two-hour aimless and frequently mindless drag. It also was deceptive. Jim Lange appeared sporting a jumbo mustache. Four hours later on the "Oh, My Word" show lie was clean-shaven.

Bonnie Schell, very funny on 'Gomer Pyle" and at Bimbo's, came off like an unprepared dumb ox at KUDO. Jim Dunbar, a spunky conversationalist on KGO, was about as spirited as a discarded banana peel on KUDO. Those three were the only "big name" outside guests that host Russ Coglin could spring. Russr however, reflected as much happiness as the wagging tail of a feeding pup. He's a fluid talker, an adaptable host and obviously glad to be on camera again after a dozen years in the television sales dungeons.

The station's first organized presentation was from The Committeo which, ironically, is noted for its ad lib lack of organization. It led off with the Gentle Dance rock group informing viewers that "Jesus Was a Teenager." It wasn't exactly last minute news but it certainly was the best performed act of KUDO's first two days. MAKMADUKE (3J-News(C) 10:00 P.M. 5 News (0 jg) 10 Carol Burnett (0, Nancy Wilson, Emmaline Henry, Roland Winters, Mickey Rooney guest 6 NET Playhouse, "A Celebration for William Jennings Bryan" Complete Weather Report 17J i hj Big valley (O, hick is -Movie: "Because of You" (1952), hippie uses her knowledge of taken captive by a jealous bus band Bay Area I A lit D. 30 I Dl I.

WlAlHlt iltflAU fSJA 1 1 a Young, Jeff Chandler; suspense drama 8 Jeopardy (0 One to One, "The Beast in the Jeannie to blackmail Tony (5 10 Gunsmoke (0, two small children and their dog become bank robbers to help their dirt Jungle Washington: Week in Review Forecast a of 2 p.m. Mostly fair through tonight with patches morning fog. Partly cloudy Tuesday. Little temperature change. Lows tonight 35 to 45.

Highs Tuesday low to mid 50s. Light winds. TV Crossword Quiz (0, game 10 Mike Douglas (C) show (premiere) 10:30 P.M. Temperatures for 24 hours to 4 a.m 11 Perry Mason 13 Gilligan's Island 10 5.C0 P.M.- Hi La Hi Lo -Washington: Week in Review S. Francisco 52 45 S.

F. Airport 45 34 Oakland 54 47 Redwood C. 57 45 HamiltonFId 50 35 Moftett Fid. 57 38 Stockton 49 34 Walnut Crk. 58 39 (2) Timmie snd Lassie (rerun) 3 Flintstones (C) Views and Answers (0, discussion program (premiere) 0 Joe Dolan (0 11:00 P.M.

(4) Lost In Space (O, (rerun) Special San Francisco Report Normal temperatures: Low Hiuh 56. 46, 8 You Don't Say IC) to Highest temperature this year (gj Misterogers -Movie: "Operation Warhead" d-3-1 0-1 3 News (0 131 Love Lucy (rerun) ill Rocky and His Friends (O Odie: yo on nugusi ii. Lowest temperature this season to datei 39 on December 21. Sea level barometer at 4 a.m.: 30.20 inches. 8 11 News -Movie: "Passion of Slow Fire" (0 (g)-News (0, Small World (O, Chil farmer father 6 World We Live In (7) 13 The Avengers (0, villian dry cleans, manicures and packages his victims (gj Of lands and Seas (0, "People of the High Alps" 32) Truth or Consequences (0 (gg Willie Mays (0, sports program (premiere) gj Trie Honeymooners 7:45 -1 1 Peach Bowl Football (0, Louisiana State vs.

Florida State (in progress) 3 Sports West with Bud Boster (0, (Premiere) P.M.-(4 3-8 Rowan and Martin' Laugh-in (0, Kate Smith and Vincent Price help send off the old year dren show (premiere) P.M. (repeat) P.M.- The State ifri.w.m -Movifc: "The Maze" QQ Patty Duke Show Forecast a of a.m. A vary cold Arctic air mass covers most of Washington and Oregon 30s to low 40s. Gentle night low 11:30 P.M. 3 Traventure ineater 10 8 Gilligan's Island (O winds.

from a cold Arctic high located in RAINFALL 4 A.M. DATA Seas, to Last Seas. Nor. Date 24 to to last Seas hrs. date date yr.

Nor g) 3-8 Tonight Show (0, Harry Be- SALINAS VALLEY Fair tonight western Canada. A ridge of high pressure extends southward from What's New with increasing cloudiness Tuesday 0 19.63 15.14 12.21 34.43 Oregon off the California coast. Soma variable cloudiness with a few Eureka Red Bluff San Fran. 0 1Z.OJ 10 13 News IC) 11 Mike Douglas (0 20) Batman (0 snow flurries is present in the ex I a I Sander Vanocur, Rod Steiger, E. J.

Peaker; News Perry Mason, a lou suitor's vindictive harassments cause his murder 7.22 treme northern mountains. There is S.F, Airot. 0 7.48 considerable foe which is locally aklrt. Airot. 95 dense in the central valley and some 0.21 4.53 22.05 7 27 3.79 20.78 6.49 528 18.69 6.19 4.56 17 93 5.55 2.75 18.02 4.60 2.78 14.31 3.38 2.66 11.14 4.51 11.35 14.68 3.61 5.42 10.40 Sacramento 3 (P-Bob McAllister (0 gig On the Move (0, Women's show patchy morning fog elsewhere, oth 7.DQ 6.12 Stockton Fresno Los Angelee gj 13 Joey Bishop (0, George erwise, generally fair skies prevail over the State.

Fair skies are expected to continue over most of the z.zz Llndsey, Cleveland Amory, except catches of morning fog. Little temperature change. High in upper 40s to mid 50s. Low tonight in the 30s. Gentle winds.

Low tonight and hiKh Tuesday at Salinas 3tt. 51. Paso Robles 34. 50. SANTA MARIA.

SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA Fair through Tuesday. Little temperature change. High near 60. Low tonight 35 to 45. Variable wind 5 to 15 mph.

MONTEREY BAY AREA Fair tonight with increasing cloudiness Tuesday except patches of morning fog. Little temperature change. High in the low 50s. Low tonight 35 to 45. Variable wind 5 to 15 mpn.

SANTA CLARA VALLEY Fair tonight except patches of morning fog. 2.01 San Diego (premiere) P.M.- Season July 1 to June 30. State throueh Tuesday but there will be tome increasing cloudiness over .2 11 Basketball (C), Holiday Tour National the northern half or the btata Tuesday with some rain likely north of Santa Rosa and Marvsville in the nament finals from Madison Square Garden 3 Huntley-Brinkley Report (0 afternoon. The northern mountains will have some snow flurries tonight becoming heavier Tuesaay. mere will be late night and morning fog in the vallevs which will be locally -(S-IQ-13-News KTVU (S.F.-Oak.) KRON (S.F.) (4) KPIX (S.FJ (5) KGO (S.F.) CZ) KQED (S.F.) KEMO (S.F.) grj KNEW (S.FJ 2) KUDO (S.FJ ffffl 6 Misterogers forecast Released at a.m.

Adverse winter weather will be widespread across the country. Artie cold and snow will reach from the Pacific northwest and Rockies across the adjacent plains to the upper Mississippi valley. Snow flurries are likely to linger from the eastern Great Lakes lo the nearby Appalachians. Elsewhere mostly sunny skies are in prospect with some warming in the deeo south. dense in the central valley but only 10 Movies "Across the Wide Missouri" (0 IT Wonderful World of Sport (C! P.M.

11 Movie: "Man Behind the Gun" 12-30 A M. -Movie: "The News 1:00 A.M. Famous Schools (0 TOMORROW A.M. patcny along tne coast in me morn The Friendly Giant -Gilligan's Island (0 increasing cloudiness luesaay. Liuie temperature change.

High in the low and mid 50s. Low tonight 35 to 45. Gentle winds. Low tonight and high Tuesday at San Jose 40. 55.

NAPA AND SONOMA VALLEYS AND SANTA ROSA PLAIN Fair tonight except patchy morning fog. Increasing cloudiness Tuesday with rain likely from near Santa Rosa ings. Little temperature cnange can be expected but it will be a little colder in the northern mountain tonight and Tuesday. Coastal winds P.M.- will be variable at to 15 knots Portrait in Music (0 Temperatures tor 24 nours 10 4 a.m. KBHK (S.F.) KCRA (Sacramento) through Tuesday.

Hi Lo Hi Lo P.M.- NORTHERN AND CENIRAU bU- FORNIA Fair tonight but morning 38 11 38 19 58 25 Albany NY Albuquerqui Amarillo Anchorage Asheville f4) Huntley-Brinkley Report (0 fJ-3-8-10-News (0 fog in valleys and occasional snow in mountains near Oregon border. Increasing cloudiness Tuesday with 04 61 43 Zl northward In the afternoon. Little temperature change. Low tonight and high Tuesday at Santa Rosa 40. 50.

Gentle winds becoming southerly 10 to 20 mph Tuesday. SOUTHERN) CALIFORNIA Mostly tunny Tuesday. Localized gusty northeast winds mountains and below canyons. Slightly warmer days 51 28 Atlanta 6 Time for John -13 Perry Mason KVIE (Sacramento) 6 KSBW (Salinas) 8 KXTV (Sacramento) 10 KNTV (San Jose) 11 KOVR (Stockton) 13 KCSM (San Mateo) 14 (0 indicates color Billings B17B24 ram likely nortn or bama nosa ana Marysville In afternoon. Locally colder northern mountains tonight and Tuesday.

NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA 56 Run for Your Life (0 Birmingham 50 29 Bismarck 10833 Boise 29 24 Boston 37 19 Perfect Match (0 Fair tonight but morning fog in val west portion LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY bone back I1 6:40 P.M "Pop, Marntoduke wants his Mostly sunny and a little warmer Brownsville 79 72 Buffalo 33 17 BurlingtnVt 34 B2 Time of Your Life Tuesday. Local gusty winds near the canyons. Low tonight 47. High Tues Jacksonville 64 3 Juneau 13 0 Kansas City 28 25 Las Vegas 52 31 Little RocK 46 35 Louisville 33 2b Memphis 47 38 Miami Bch 80 67 Midland Te 67 34 Milwaukee 20 09 Mpls-St Paul 12 09 New Orleans 62 43 New York 43 25 North Platte 13B12 Okiahma Cy 53 23 Omaha 21 B3 Philadelphia 43 21 Phoenix 59 34 Pittsburgh 32 25 Portland Me 37 11 Portland Ore 31 09 Raleigh 50 24 Rapid City B3821 Reno 44 25 Richmond 48 18 St. Louis 31 27 StPrbg-Tmpa67 54 San Antonio 71 59 leys ana occasional snow in mountains near Oregon border.

Increasing cloudiness Tuesday with ram likely north of Santa Rosa in afternoon. Little temperature change. Low tonight and high Tuesday at Ukiah 32 end 50. Fort Bragg 36 and 50. MOUNT SHASTA, SISKIYOU AREA Mostlv rloiHlu thraueh Tuesday.

day 70. Temotraturas for 24 hours to 4 a.m Lasrr obzs CharlestnSC 59 41 CharlstnWVa 33 25 CharlotteNC 51 27 Chicago 27 21 Cincinnati 31 25 Cleveland 29 26 Columbus 0 30 22 Denver 45 06 24 HOURS OF RADIO HIGHLIGHTS Snow flurries tonight becoming Hi Lo 54 41 53 34 51 33 54 40 61 40 59 38 68 34 HI Lo 53 42 45 36 52 31 51 36 61 47 61 35 54 43 PasoRoblea Red Bluff Sacramento Salinas SanDiego Sta. Barbara Thermal Bakersfield Eureka Fairfield Fresno LosAngeles Needles Oakld-Airot, Des Moinei 19 18 heavier Tuesday. Little temperature Chanee. SIERRA NEVADA Fair tonight.

Increasing cloudiness Tuesday. Locally colder extreme north tonight and Tuesday. SACRAMENTO VALLEY Dense Detroit 26 18 Duluth 10 85 El Paso 58 37 Fairbanks B3SB46 stste Marie 20 12 fog night and morning. Otherwise- Seattle Sun, Moon, Tides 17 07 64 45 Shreveport B9B23 bookane Fargo 05B15 Fort Worth 70 54 Great Falls B26B3c Helena B19B26 Honolulu 77 62 Houston 67 53 Indianapolis 23 27 3 Farm Market Report (0 6:00 A.M. 3 Rhyme and Reason Sunrise Semester (0 A.M., Jim Dunbar 10 International Zone (0 A.M.-(4) Farm News 13-News (0 6:30 A.M.

GD University of Michigan Communications Is 10 Sunrise Semester (0 13 JackLaLanne (0 7:00 A.M. (4) 3-8 Today Show (0 -News (0 10 Fecus on Farming (0 13 Today in Agriculture (0 7:05 A.M. -10-News (0 7:15 A.M. 13-Cartoonland (0 A.M. News 10 Sun-Up (0 7:45 A.M.

11 History, San Jose State A.M. 10 Captain Kangaroo (0 -Girl Talk A.M. Religion Today (0 A.M.-13 Fantastic Voyage (0 Tucson Washington bl 31 49 27 33 09 wicnita Ull IAST S(W hist MOON OUATti MOON QUADTfj mom CANADIAN STATIONS Hi LO Calgary B13B19 Regina Edmonton B19B22 Toronto Montreal 16 02 Winnipeg Ottawa 14 64 Vancouver HI Le B23B3S 3) 6 5B24 12 4 "Carmen Sarasate, "Zigeu-nerweisen" (London Symphony Orches-in, Gambal). 8 p.m. KRON (96.5) Opera: Gluck, 'Orfeo et Euridice." 11 p.m.-KKHI (95.7) Mendelssohn, Incidental Music to "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (Saunders, Vanni, Swenson, Boston Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, Leinsdorf).

TOMORROW 8:30 a.m. KPFA (94.1) Concert: Luys Milan, "Musica de vihuela de mano" (Michaelis, tenor; Gerwig, lute); Erich Itor Kahfi, "Giaccona dei tempi di guerra" (Kahn, piano); Bartok, Quartet No. 6 (Fine Arts Quartet); Walton-Sitwell, "Facade" (Vera Zorina, reciter; Philadelphia Orchestra, Ormandy). 9 a.m. KKHI (95.7) Schumann Jacob, "Carnaval" Ballet Suite (Covent Garden Royal Opera Orchestra, Jan.

25 0024 Jan. 3 Jan.U Jan. 17 1023 0601 2059 Haydn, String Quartet No. 6 (Haydn Society, Schneider Quartet); Bart ok, Concerto for Two Pianos, Percussion and Orchestra (Gold, Fizdale, pianos; New York Philharmonic, Bernstein). 5.33 RON (96.5) Carnival: Dvorak, Slavonic Dance in Tchaikovsky, "Blue Bird Pas" from "Sleeping Ravel, "Valses nobles et sen-timentales." 7 p.m (97.7) Schoenberg, "Pelleas und Melisande" (New Philhar-monia Orchestra, Barbirolli); Copland, "Billy the Kid" (New Philharmonia Orchestra, Bernstein); fief, "Cinderella" (Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra, Roshdestvensky).

7 p.m.-KR0M (95.5) Curtain: "The Lion in Winter" (soundtrack). 8 p.m.-KKHI (95.7J Guest Artist Ruggiero Ricci, violin: Paganini, Concerto No. 2 (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Rudolf Bizet-Sarasate, frey Time: A half hour show of music and talk will be broadcast at this hour seven days a week. 11:25 a.m. KCBS (740) Dimension at Home: A new program by Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Ludden (she Is Betty White, formerly of "Ask Betty will feature information on home management, gardening, decorating, family and neighborhood relationships. Broadcast at this time each weekday. 2 p.m. KKHI (1550)-Hanson, "Nordic" Symphony (Eastman-Rochester Orchestra, Hanson).

3:40 p.m. KCBS (740) Mike Wallace's Personal Close-Up: Singer Arlo Guthrie says money problems are a drag, and he doesn't want to get involved with the world. F3I RADIO TONIGHT 4:30 (94.1) Concert: Liszt, Sonata in 8 (Vasary, piano); AM RADIO TONIGHT 6 p.m. KABL (960) Vine and Roses: Featuring "Kiss Me Now," Ed Ames. 8 p.m.

KKHI (1550) GJest Artist Ruggero Ricci, guitar: Paganini, Concerto No. 2 (Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Rudolf); Bizet Sarasate "Carmen Sarasate, "Zigeu-nerweisen" (London Symphony Orchestra, Gamba). 8 p.m. KABL (962 Gaslight: Featuring "Honey," Andy Williams. 11 p.m.-KKHI (1550) Mendelssohn, Incidental Music to.

"A Midsummer Night's Dream" (Saunders, Vanni, Swenson, Boston Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, Leinsdorf). 12 midnight KABt. (960) Sounds of the Pacific Sea: Featuring "Bouquet of Hits," Ferrante and Teicher. T0M0RIOW 10:30 l.m.-KCBS. (740) Arthur God fair tonight.

Increasing cloudiness Tuesday with rain likely north of Marysvilie in afternoon. Little temperature change. Highs near 50. Lows tonight 30 to 40. Gentle wind.

POINT ST. GEORGE TO POINT ARENA Variable winds 5 to 15 knots becoming southerly 10 to 20 knots Tuesday. Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers extreme north. Rain spreading over area Tuesday. POINT ARENA TO POINT CONCEP-CiON Variable winds to 15 knots through Tuesday.

Fair tonight. Increasing cloudiness Tuesday with rain likely south to near Point Reyes in afternoon. WESTERN NEVADA Fair through Tuesday except cloudy with a chance of snow extreme north part. Locally colder extreme north. High 35 to 45 except 20 to 30 extreme north Tuesday.

Lows tonight 10 to 2SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Fair to-night with increasing cloudiness Tuesday except late night end morning fog locally dense in the early mornings. Little temperature change. High mid 40s to mid SOs, Low to- Auto Automation LONDON A mechanical TUESDAY. DEC. 31 Sunrise 0725 Sunset 159 Moonnse Moonset 0504 TIME AND HEIGHT OF TIDES AT GOLDEN GATE DEC.

31 TO JAN. 4 Low High Low High 31-0218 3.1 0848 5.S 16C6 0.4 2318 4.3 1 0300 3.3 0Z4 5.9 1642 0 6 2354 4.4 2 0342 3.4 0954 5.9 1712 08 Hieh Low High 3 0030 4.5 0418 3.4 1030 5 1748 0.1 4 0112 4.5 0500 3 4 1106 5.9 1824 Thi furnished bv Marine Ex- 20-story parking garage for 600 cars is to be built at Ips- wich. The cars will be parked automatically as drivers reach trie entranc Change, from United States Coast and bays. Geodetic iurvey oaia..