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Movies 1967 TV Today KSBW (Salinas) KNTVISi Jm) 11 KCSM (San Mateo) 14 KCM (Sacraments) 3 XVIE (Sacramento) MTV (Sacramental 10 KOVR (Stockton) 13 Station Channel No, KTVU (S.F.-CM.) (2) KRON (S.F.) f4) KVIX (S.F.) KCO (S.F.) KQED (S.F.) TV J. 8 111 By RICK Tonight 11:30 p.m. (5) "The Na-ked City" 1 948 Harry Fitzgerald, Howard Duff. New York police investigate a girl's violent death. This film was basis for the television series.

1 a.m. (7) "Bluebeard's Ten Honeymoons" 196 0, British) George Sanders, Corinne Calvct. Modern version of Bluebeard's dealings in antiques and wife murders. 2:53 a.m. (7 "Llouls of London" (1936) Tyrone Power, Madeleine Carroll, Freddie Bartholomew.

Dramatic story of the famous English insurance and banking firm's rise to prominence. Vcifas p.m. C) "Tokyo Joe" (1949) Humphrey Do-gart, Florence Marly, Ses-sue Uayakawa. a returns to Japan where he lost his wife to a concentration camp, 9 p.m. (4) "Fame Is the Name of the (jame" (made for TV).

Tony Franciosa, Jill St. John, Nanette Fa-bray, Lee Bowman, Jack Klugman, Susan St. James. Magazine writer and his aide stumble across a body. (Color).

11 p.m. (2) "I Stole a Million" (1939) George Raft, Claire Trevor, Victor Jory. Escaped robber tries to lead a normal life after falling in love. IIOLLYAVOOD (UPI) A ni-htly two-hour TV show from Las VcRas bowed iti Monday on the new United Network, with a format somewhat different from its competitors, NDC-TV's Johnny Carson a nd A BC-TV's Joey Bishop. Whereas Carson and the also newly arrived Bishop have virtually identical setups with the hosts at desks, visitors on chairs next to them and occasional acts bein; performed "The Las Vegas Show" appears to be straight comedy-variety.

The host of the Las Vegas series is Bill (Jose Jiminez) Dana, and if the premiere was any indication, he will be a standup emcee, introducing the acts playing in town some in jrson, some on tape and being an all-purpose straight man and comedian. VM RADIO LOG Today's Best Bels 7:30 I The Girl From U.N.C.L.K. (REPEAT): "The Mother Muffin Affair" with special star Boris Karloff. From TV Key: "Definitely not for children due to such grotesqucries as a man missing an ear, a woman having her mouth washed out witli sulphuric acid, and a seriocomic villainess played by a man." 5-Daktari (REPEAT): Judy, the chimp, spies on two visitors to the compound. From TV Key: "A number of cute monkey segments the children will enjov." 7-Combat! (REPEAT): "The Losers." Assigned to destroy an enemy bridge, Sgt.

Saunders must depend on imprisoned GIs to help him. 8:30 5 Red Skelton: Soprano Patrice Munsel is a guest. 9:002 Center Stage: Cyd Charisseina variety of dances ranging from the Watusi to ballet. 9 David Susskind Show: (1) "The Tragedy of Alcoholic Priests." (2) "I Married An Astronaut: Rene Carpenter." (3) "Beautiful Women on Canvas." News Special: "The National Science Test." A viewer-participation examination of scientific knowledge using familiar experiences for illustration. 11:00 9 Gov.

Ronald Reagan's news conference. Shirley Timer In short, assuming the current format continues, there will be little, if any, sitting down and chatting with visitors about their comings and goings. And it seems unlikely we will be getting guests of the Alexander King-Selma Diamond variety, or 4'vA A 4 DANA persons from other fields of endeavor who might come on, say, to discuss a best -selling book. The new enlry, which is mtii on w'll over 100 stations a round the cmintrj (hut not in San Francisco, as yet), quite reflects a Las Vegas-style tone in its entertainment. It originates from the Hacienda Ilolel in that city, and numerous acts taped at other clubs in the show business-oriented area are interspersed.

This makes for a club-like atmosphere, and there is iilso an audience at the Hacienda, where the series is produced in color. Thus in the past two weeks two new late-night shows bid to comtete with NBC-TV's Carson, whose "Tonight" program has long been king and the only network entry in the field of night viewing. -2 00 P.K.-(4l-3-You Don't Say (COLOR) Tell the Truth (COLOR) (2jn.i3N6wlyed Game (COLOR) 2:10 P.M (2) Take a Number P.M.- (23 News P.M.-3-P.O.Q., Dennis James (COLOR) 3 Movie: "Reunion in Reno" (5) Maich Game (COLOR) (5)8 10 Edge of Night 6 Let's Lipread Dream Girl (COLOR) () Parlons Francais IV 2 55 P.M. l4l-Ncws COLOR) 11-13 News -3 00 P.M.-(2) Truth or Consequences (COLOR) (41 Millionaire (rerun) Csj 8-10 Secret Storm (2J 11-13 General Hospital P.M.-(2j Capt. Satellite (4'wPick a Show, Art inley (5-Wike Douglas (COLOR) fjj 11-13 Dark Shadows 8 Movie.

"Quiet Please, Murder" (9) Linguistics and Language 10 Gypsy Rose Lee P.M. 3 Movie: "Bronco Buster" (4) Panorama, Steve Davis Q) lt Dating Game (COLOR) ()-French Chef, "Fish Filets Syl- vestre" 10 Mike Douglas 13 Cap Delta (COLOR) P.M.--l)ncle Waldo 4y Robin Hood (Jj Gypsy Rose Lee (COLOR) (oy-Misterogcrs Neborhood 11 Outer Limits (rerun) 13 Yogi Bear (COLOR) P.M.- fg Superman (4) Flintstones (COLOR) Merv Griffin Show 17 News (COLOR), Roger Grimsby g) TV Kindergarten 13 News (COLOR) -515 P.M. 6-What's New 8 British Calendar P.M.-3 Color Tiaventme Theater P.M.- (j; Dennis The Menace (rerun) 14 10 News 5)1M3-News (COLOR), Jennings 0 Mr. EJ (9 1 Friendly Giant P.M. 6 Ftiendly Giant Tales of Poindexter P.M.- I 3 Ski Show (COLOR) 8:00 P.M.- leave It To Beaver (rerun) (4-)3 Huntley Brinkley (COLOR) -News (COLOR) 1 6 Award Series Forecast Coast will be ending during the day as cooier ar moves into the Atlantic Seaboard states.

Light snow will lm-cer in the Rockies, bhowers will develop acrosses California. Warmer conoitions will develop over most of the nation west of the Mississippi but cool wetaner will perist over the eastern third of the nation. Temperatures for 24 Hours to 4 a.m. Hi flllsnu MV 7Q Loi Junes 23: Kansas Cty 381 Las Vegas Rock 591 Louisville 62 Memphis M.aml Dh Hi lo 54 26 62 37 69 49 76 50 77 52 76 54 75 72 73 37 78 38 48 29 84 65 71 52 46 21 65 42 49 25 76 54 75 42 68 60 61 '1 83 62 40 A 59 04 84 61 75 39 81 67 47 28 Alburjuerqu 58 Amarillrt Anchorage AsheviHe Atlanta Billings Birmnnhm Bismarck Boise Boston BrownsviHe Buffalo eurlngtn.Vt CasriPr Chrlstn.SC 65lMidlnd.Tex Milwauken Mpls.St.PI New Orlens New Yor Nor. Platte Okie.

City Omaha Philarilnhia Cnnstn.WV 2i Phoenix 60 1 PitlsburKh 5Cl Portlnd.Or 58. Ralegh 53: Paoid City 31 1 Reno 31 1 Richmond 53; St. Louis 23iStPl)K-Toa 32 Salt Lake 33i San Antone 21 San 46 st S'e Mar 23 1 Seattle 74 Shreveoort 591 Sookane 51 1 Tucson 57i Washington 65Wichita 80 Cincinnati Cleveland ColmbuS.O. Denver Tiet Moines Detroit Duiuth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Ft. Worth He'ena Honolulu Houston tnri inrnlie 90 63 67 40 i 57 46 7i 53 1 58 37 63 40 65 3b! jr.ksrji1.M1SS S5 Jacksnvil'e 84 CANADIAN STATIONS Temperatures for 24 hours It 4 Hi Loi Hi Lo Ca'sary 43 2,1 Toronto 62 51 Elmonton 44 Winnirji 36 11 Regtna 45 08 'Vancouver ii 45 International A.Beroen, 34.

PC: Amsterdam, 39. PC: Athens, 55, PC: Berlin, 48, rmuiihan, 36. Brusse 47. Cairo. 61.

Casablanca. 63. 43. CY; Dublin. 34.

Geneva. 46. Hong Kong, 61, CY: LiS-eon. 54. London.

31, CY: Madrid, 4t. PC Us'M. 59. PC: Manila, 66, Ono, 36. Cj Paris.

33. Rome, 57, t': saiion. Hi ri: sor.a, 4ij. S'ocVholnt. 34, PC: Ttl Aviy, 70.

PC; ToKya, 66. CY; 59. Vienna, o. i-w; 3. mice, Snow Depths I I 1 I 1 i I I i I I i I i rCl-10-Andv Griffith 6 Language Corner 8 life of Riley 11 Bullwinkle 13 Everybody's Talking A.M.-(jJJ Bay Area Adventure A.M.- 6-1-2-3 A.M.-CS Jack lalanne (COLOR) (41-3-Hoilywoor! Squares (COLOR), (V) 8 10 Dick Van Oyke (2) 11-13 Oateline Hollywood (jg Singing, Listening, Doing A.M.-6 Sing Children Sing A.M.-fjj Children's Doctor (COLOR) You and Eye A.M.-(?)-Mel Venter Show (4) 3 Jeopardy (COLOR) j)8 10 love of life (COLOR) 6-Wordsmitrt (7J 11-13 Supermarket Sweep (COLOR) Reading Newspapers A.M.

(53-8-10-News (COLOR) A.M.- Cf3-News (4) 3 8 Eye Guess (COLOR) (fj 10 Search for Tomorrow (COLOR) 6 French Cnef A.M.- (5) 10 Guiding light -12 NOON (J3 Charlie and Humphrey 3 News (COLOR) (41 8 let's Make I Deal (COLOR) (5310 News 6 What's New I (7)11 Everybody's Talking Cf3 TV Kindergarten 13 Loietta Young -12 25 P.M.- (43-8-News (COLOR) P.M. 3 Merv Griffin (4) Days of Our lives (COLOR) L58-10-As World Turns (COLOR) 6 Award Series (7) 11 Donna Reed 1.9) At Noon on Nine 13 News (COLOR) 1:00 P.M.- (J) Movie: "The Bigamist" (1353), Joan Fontaine, Edmond 0 Brien, suspense drama (41 Doctors (COLOR) (518 10 Password (COLOR) 6 Musical Portraits (7j 13 Fugitive (rerun) 11 Perry Mason ($3 Pathways to People 1:15 P.M. 8 Sing Children Sing P.M.- f4-)3-Ai'0ther World (COLOR) C5J 8 10 House Party (COLOR) 135 P.M. 6 Let Find Out P.M.- 6 Physical Education I (93 Wordsmith P.M.- I (4)3Yrju Don't Say (COLOR) 8-10 lo Tell the Truth (COLOR) C7j 11-13 Newlywed Game (COLOR); -215 P.M.- (9j Reading Newspapers P.M.- 6 Una Aventura Espanola P.M. (53 News I (538-10 News (COLOR) I P.M.

(COLOR) 3 Movie: "The Prince Who Was a Thief" (COLOR) (4 '-Match Game (COLOR) (5j8-iO-Edge of Night Qrj13 Dream Girl '67 (COLOR) if) Una Aventura Espanola IV I P.M.- f4)-Nows (COLOR) rjri 11-13 News -3 00 P.M.-(23 Truth or Consequences (COLOR) 4 Millionaire (53 8-10 Secret Storm i rjrj 11-13 General Hospital (23 Espanola Para Maestros i P.M.-(2) Captain Satellite (4 Pick a Show, Art finley (gj-Mtke Douglas (COLOR), Agnes! Moorehead (7jn-13Dark Shadows 8 Movie: "Affair in Reno" (9j Espanola Para Maestros 10 Gypsy Rose lee (COLOR) 4 00 P.M.-3 Movie: "Western Union" i (4 Panorama, Steve Davis (7j 11 Dating Game (COLOR) (I) Spectrum 10 Mike Douglas 13 Cap'n Delta (COLOR) (Bopp. Haidcmann, Naef, Bouchet; Roy, Ballade for Orchestra (Geneva Studio Orchestra, Haug). 10 p.m. KXKX: Conceit Hall: Mahler, Symphony No. I (Leinsdorf).

10 30 p.m. KDrC: Tchaikovsky, "Pathetique" (Ne York Philharmonic, Bemstem). 11 p.m. KRON. Nijht Music: Vivaldi, Concerto in A Minor for Piccolo, Strings and Contmuo; Brahms.

Cello Sonata No. Op. 99; Muffet, Sonata II in Minor "from "Armonico Tribute." TOMORROW i Strauss, "Also Sprach Zarathustra" (Philharmonia, Maazel). 10 a. m.

KDFC: Schumann, Kon-1 1 or Piano and Orchestra (Boutry, Chamber Orchestra of the Saar. 11 a.m. KSFR. Oittersdorf, Harpsi-' chord Concerto in flat (Veyron-laaoii. Pro Arte Orchestra.

I)U BROW CARSON BISHOP if only P.M.- C2Q 3-8 Tonight (COLOR), Johnny Carson (Si-Movie: "The Naked City" QQ-13-Joey Bishop Show (COLOR), Hugh Hefner, Roberta Sherwood, Ann B. Davis 10 Movie: "Sullivan's Travels" 11 Movie: "Ring of Fear" A.M.- f4-3-13 News Movie: "Bluebeard Ten Honeymoons" A.M.- (5177 Sunset Strip (rerun); News A Movie: "Lloyds of Naked City TOMOKKOW 5:30 A.M.-(T) Channel for learning A.M.-3 Rhyme and Reason fSl Sunrise Semester (7) A.M., Jim Dunbar, Pia lindstrom 10 Focus on Farming A Farm Dateline A.M.-(4 Profile (5) Business and Marketing 10 Sunrise Semester 11 En France A.M.- 13 News A.M.-f4)3-8-lod;y (COLOR) 5 Editorial To Focus on Farming (COLOR) 13-Caitoonland (COLOR) A.M.-Cf)10Ncws (COLOR) News iu Winchell-Mahonev Show A.M.-13 Peter Potamus A.M.-(5J 10 Captain Kangaroo CTJ-Girl Talk (jgj Perspective for learning -8 15 A.M.-13 Cartoin'and A.M.- (4j News 8 30 A C4-Today (COLOR) (2J Movie: "Hold Back Tomorrow" (1956), John Agar, Cleo Moore; romantic drama 13 Jack lalanne (COLOR) 8 45 A.M. (J) Religion Today A.M.-(2J Popeye (COLOR) (4J 3 Snap Judgment (COLOR) ('jj 8 10 Candid Camera 11 Hocus Pocus 13 Dating Game A.M.-(D-What'j the Matter A.M.-(Tj King and Odie, carlians 11 Buckaroo 500 A.M.-4j3News (COLOR) 6 Our Changing Community A.M.-(2j Romper Room (4) 3 8 Concentration (COLOR) C5 10 Beverly Hillbillies 11 Hocus Pocus 13 Favorite Playhouse -9 40 A.M. (jj 6 Una Aventura Espanola A.M.-(4j 3 Pat Boone Show (COLOR) "Tokyo Joe" (COLOR) iJj-What'i New 10 News (COLOR), Cronkite 11 Mike Douglas 13 Movie: "Tennessee's Partner" P.M. (J) McHale'i Navy, Ernest Borgnine 3-News (COLOR) (4) News, Sports News (COLOR), CronkiU 6 Musical Portr aits (Portrait in Music 10 Rifleman -6 45 P.M.- 14 Modern Medicine P.M.-i C2) True Adventure (COLOR), "Surf Riders of Hawaii" C4J My Mother the Car (COLOR, re run) ijf) Squad (rerun) What's New 6 Lowell Thomas (COLOR) Guitar 10 Twilight Zone 715 P.M.

14 Canadian Scene P.M.- 13 Outdoorsman (COLOR) P.M. 1 Wonderful World (COLOR) l4j3Cirl from E. (COLOR), Boris Karloff stars (repeat) 51 8-10 Daktari (COLOR, rerun) 6 Let's Lipread (JJ1M3 Combat (COLOR, repeat) I (j) Spectrum, "Medicine Men of Af-S rica" (Part II) I 14 Speaking of Western Man -8 00 P.M. Burke's law (rerun), Michael An-sara, Fernando Lamas 6 Gov. Reagan's News Conference g) Concert, Williard Tressel, violin; Dale Ramey, guitar 14 Matean Music -8 30 P.M-(4D 3 Occasional Wife (COLOR) e5-810-Red Skelton (COLOR), Patrice Munsel 6 French Chef, "Bueuf a la Mode" 1113-The Invaders (COLOR), Roy Thinnes P.M.- CD Center Stage (COLOR), Cyd Cha- risse 3 Movie; "Court Martial of Billy Mitchell" (41 Movie: "fame Is the Name of the Came" (COLOR) 6 Special: "You Know" (fj David Susskind Show, "The Tra- gedy of Alcoholic Priests," "I Married an Astronaut: Rene Carpenter," "Beautiful Women on Canvas" P.M.-! 10 Petticoat Junction (COLOR) 11-13 Peyton Place (COLOR) 8-Man From U.N.C.l.E.

(COLOR) P.M. 1 News 5j10-CBS News (COLOR), "The National Science Test 6 The Open Mind gj1M3-The fugitive (COLOR) P.M.- C2J Alfred Hitchcock (rerun), Clara Williams 8 E. Cat (COLOR) 10-KXTV Reports P.M. A Few Words About Channel 9 P.M.- (5j Movie: "I Stole i Million" j(4j(7j3 8-1011-13-News f5J News (COLOR) Gov. Reagan's News Conference Now of course there are three, and this is of considerable relief to local siaiions who have Item troubled by the growing shortage of movies that have not been seen before, and don't have the means to produce their ow late-night programming.

CBS-TV is also reported considering entering the competition. The lemptation is great. "Tonight" grosses about million a ear. At any rate, dial-flipping among late-night viewers is certain to reach a new high with three network programs churning out fresh shows each evening, and woe unto the series that risks losing (he audience with a succession of acts that cannot hold attention. This may well mean tierce new competition for guests that are certain not to let a program slow down.

It will also mean that the home viewing audience of late-night shows and supposedly this is a relatively sophisticated group of watchers is going to be fantastically show business oriented, even more than it is now. And this may well mean that prime-time programming that hopes to appeal to the same audience is going to have to he upgraded more for adult taste and originality if it wants lo retain the interest of mature viewers. Of all the acts that appeared Monday night on "The Las Vegas Show," I would like to put in a good word for the comedy team of Da is and Reese, whose skit about a punch-drunk boxer was smashing. 1 0 I KKKK IC AKSO I I A A ISYY 00 (Oft 700 100 itoo 1 P.M. KSFOBaseball: S.V.'dants vs.

New VorK (in progress) KFRC Jay Stevens KNBR News; 5:05, Ron Lyons; 5.35, KicK Barry KCBS Lowell Thomas; 5:10, Sports, News KCO-Ray Tannehill News: 5.20, Snorts. News KSAY Jerry Leeds; 5:15. Golden Gate Fields Racing KFAX Life Line: 5:15, Voice of Americanism KPAT Newsj bound of Music. Brian Cavanaugh P.M. KFRC Sebastian Stone KNBR 6:15, Morgan 6:30, Chet Huntley; 6:35, Jos Gillespie to midnight KCBS 6:15, S.F.

Tonight with Rolfe Peterson KGO Ray Tannehill; 615, Edward P. Morgan KABL Candlelight and Gold KKHI Dinner Concert. KYA-Tonv Bigg. KIBE-Prelud 7 P.M. KSFO Dan Sorkin KABL Candlelight and Gold KNEW LOU Waters until 10 p.m.

P.M. KSFO Al Collins. KCBS News; 8 35. Harv Morgan 3 P.M. KFRC Dale Dornian KY Tommy Saunders KGO 9.30.

Ira Blue at Fairmont Hotel KABL bymphony Hall. 10 P.M. KNEW Hilly Rcse Open Line until 1 am. 11 P.M. KCBS News.

Sports; 11:30, Music 'til Dawn KNBR Joe Gilleoie until midnight. MIDNIGHT KSFO-Bobby Da'e to 6 KFRC Glenn Adams KKHI Music of the Spheies. TOMORROW 6 A.M. KSFO News; 6:05. Jim Lanse KFRC Mike Phillips.

KNBR 6:0:. Dill. 6 10. Joe Garagiola KCBS News; 6X5. Dave McElhatton; 6 a.

Sports. KGO News: 6:45. Sports. KY A Gene Nelson. KKHI Morning Festival.

KNEW Joe Dolan A.M. KNBR FranK Dill. KCBS News: 7:15, Dave McElhatton KGO News; 7:45. Sports, KABL Morning Overture to 8 30 KFAX Bible Institute. i KSAY Woody Woodward, I KIBE Presto; Foreign Press I A.M.

KCBS News: 8 Hi. Snorts. 8.10. Oul Man on the Market Complete Bav Area FORECAST REIEASEO AT P.M. Fiar throiiKh Thursday except lo overcast Idle at night tiid in the morning and occasional high clout)-mess.

Little temperature change. Low tonight 45 to 52. Hiuh Wednesday 57 to 65. Westerly winds 10 to 20 Per Hour. High and low temperature! lor 24 hours ending 4 a.m.

Hi Loi HiLo San Fran. 60 5C I Mof'ett FHf. 64 42 S.F. Anport 64 50j HamilMFId. 63 43 Oakland 63 4fi Stockton 6 47 NedAd.

City 70 38 1 Walnut Crk, 63 42 SPECIAL S. f. REPORT Normal temperatures: Low 50, hish 62. Highest temperature this year to date; 67 on January 13. Lowest temperature this season to dale: 40 on April 11 Sea level barometer at 5 a.m.: 30.16 inches.

The Slale FORECAST RELEASEO AT I AM Theie may be a similar or slightly heavier cloud mass break through the high pressure ridge offshore to make sprinkles here and there Wednesday. No measurable rainfall appears likely oer any part of the slate during the next 36 hours on tne basis of information avaiiaole thu mommR. NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Vananle cloudiness through Wednesday with chance of sprmkips. Little temperature change. MOUNT SHASTA-SISKIVOU AREA Partly cloudy through Wednesday with nance of widely scattered showers in afternoon and evening.

Little temperature chanse. SIERRA NEVADA Variable cloudiness through Wednesday. Chance of local light snowers Wednesday. Slight'y warmer. SACRAMENTO VALLEY a i today.

Partly clouoy through Wednesday with chance of sprinkles Wednesday. Littie temperature change. High Wednesday 65 to 75. Low tonlphl 40 to 50. Variable Winds 5 to 10 MPH.

POINT Sf. GEORGE TO POINT COMCEPCION Wmcis variable i to li knols nignt and morning and northwesterly 10 to 20 knois in afternoons through Wednesday except west to nortnwest 15 to 25 knots vicinity ot Ooiaen Gate. Partly cloudy. Chance of local sprinkles Wednesday. WESTERN NEVADA fair through Wednesday, rtednescay 55 to 63.

Low ton pht 25 to 35. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Pa't'y cWudv tnrough Wednesday wtn chance of sprmkies Wednesday. Little temperature cnange. High Wednesday 65 to 75. low tonight 45 to 53 Northwest nds 5 to 15 VH.

SALINAS VALLEY Pamy cloudy through Wednesday with chance ot spnnk es Wednesday. LitVe tempera-tu'e change. gn Wednesday 62 to 72. Low tonight to 52. W'este-iy winds 10 to 20 VPH a'temoons.

gh Wednesday and low ton.jjnt at Saunas 62 and Paso Robies 70 3PsVnta MARIA-SAN IUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA Pa-t ooudv tntiugh Wednesday W'th chance of sprmk.es Wednesday. Litre temperature change. gn Wednesday 60 to 70. Low tonight 40 to 50. West to northwest w.nds 10 to 20 knots in MONTEREY BAY ARIA Petly cloudy througn Wednesday.

Litre tempe'ature change. Mieh Wednesday 57 to 65. Lo ton ght 45 to 52. West to northwest winds 10 to 23 jTir in a''nrnns. SANTA CLARA VALLEY Partly cloudy through Wednesday w'h chance of sprinkle Wednesday, little te-npe'e!" change.

vedesdey 63 to 70. low to" 43 tn 50. Northwest ind 5 to 15 VH, ih enii lew a San jose 69 and 4. LIVERMORE VALLEY P-! e'eur Chn- nf sonnkfs V.ed ies3av. Litte tem noo to ot 20 L.

to KKKKKKK EF6SXTK EANOt I I NTU LXMI IN I If 0 01 I A I A A iito uoa 1409 isoo itoo GIANTS ON KSFO RADIO TUESDAY: New York. 4 55 p.m. WfcDNESDAY: New York, 4:55 p.m. THURSDAY: New York. 4:55 p.m.

FRIDAY: Pittsburgh, 5 p.m. SATURDAY: Pittsburiih, 11:10 a.m. SUNDAY: Pittsburgh, 10:30 a.m. KGO Ne-vs- Paul Harvcv: 8.15. Stock Market Report; 8.45.

Sports KABL 8 30, John K. Chaoel; 8:45, Morning Overture 8 A.M. KSFO 9 05, Carter Smith. KFRC Ed Mitchell KNBR 9:30, Chet Huntley KCBS News; 9:10, Dave McElhatton. KGO Owen Spann; 9:45, tvangenne Baker KYA Ed Hider.

KFAX Voice of Americanism. 10 A.M. KNBR 10:05. Dave Niles. KCBS News; 10.10.

Arthur Godfrey. KGO Breakfast Club; 10:55, News. KNEW Van Ambeig KABL Serenade 11 A.M. KCBS News; 11:10, House Party; 11:30 Your Growing Family KGO Nfiwrs: 11 10. Owen Spann.

KSAY 11:30. Don Churchill 12 NOON KSFO Jack Carnev KCBS News; 1215, Spectrum 74. KNBR News; 12.05. Dave Niles: 12:30 Arlene Francis; 12:35. Dave Niles KGO Paul Harvey News; 12:15, Owen Suann.

KABL John K. Chapel; 12 20. Master- pieces KYA Mike Clearv. KSAY 12 30. World Tomorrow KPAT News: Sound cf Music.

Walt Jamond 1 P.M. KCBS News: 1:10, In Hollywood; 1.15, Soeclrum 74 KGO 1:05, Jim Dunbar KABL Serenade KSAY A) Gordon KFAX Voice of China. Asia 2 P.M. KCBS News: M0. Betty Furnnss: 215, Spectrum 74 with Rolte Peterson.

KSAY Jerry l.eens. KNEW Ron Reynoids -3 P.M. KFRC Jay Stevens KCBS News: 3:35, Spectrum 74 with Fred WiIlox KYA Johnnie Hollidav. 4:00 P.M. KSFO News: 4:05, Commute Club: 4:55, Baseball: S.F, Giants vs New York KNBR News; 4-30, David Blinklev.

KCBS News; 4:10, News: 4.40, Waller Cronkite; 4:50. News. KGO News beat. Ray Tannehill Weather perature change. Westerly winds 12 25 MPH.

DIABLO-SAN RAMON ANO MORA-GA VALLEYS Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Chance of sprinkles Wednesday. Little temperature change. High Wednesday hii to 70. Low tonight 40 to 50.

w'esierly winds 10 to 20 MPH NAPA AND SONOMA VALLEYS AND SANTA ROSA PLAIN Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Chance sprinkles Wednesday. Little temperature change. Low tonight at ban-ta Rosa 45. Westerly winds 10 to 15 WPH in afte'noons.

NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA Partly cloudy through Wednesday, Chance of sprinkles Wednesday. Little temperature change. Low tonight at Ukiah 45. Fort Bragg 46. Coastal winds mostly northwest 10 to SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Some incease in high cloudiness through Wednesday with low douds and local fog near coast late night and mornmg hours.

Chance of few showers north coast and mountains Wednesday afternoon and night. Cooier near roast Wednesday. LOS ANGELES ANO VICINITY Partly cloudy through Wednesday w.th local early mornine leg. Low 'omght 50. Slightly cooler Wednesday wth high near Hi lol Hi to Bak'sfield 70 63 53 Eu'eka 55 43 Paso Rohls '0 43 6h 61 45 Fresno 52 Sacramnto 71 49 'neeies 75 Saunas 63 44 Nedies 73 I2lSanD.e?o 6 5' PaimSps 62 Barrjra t9 48 National fOAECAST RELEASED AT II NOON Trie rational weather outlook tor Sonry ii5 mil prpy.l Over most of trie ration.

nd thunderstorms iong tht taM Sun, Moon, Tides Ml rvsv 16 K'av 23 June 7 May il.i UZ2 ktU i WtO'NCSDAr, MAT 3 Sut tit C12l Sun st 20C2 I Woon cist Cl47 i Moon set 1442 T'VE AND HEIGHT OF TIDES AT lAT 3 TO WAY 7 Ugh to gh Lew lTS'Jll IWk 5 1 01 It III IlKlli 0918 4 3 9 6 i 1012 4 3 Oi 1 3 5 3 158 10 6 1116 4 3 0442 OS 23 '0 5 4 1 3 7 i'54 4 3 CS13 0 4 2jH5 4 li4 1 1 Tab'es furn.fi Ma-ine t- harge froTi (jn-tl Coavf and teocetic Surve ct'a. Tf h-a1 'id are thee recr roe! at Fct Point. A.M. IIT May 1 tO 70v Uwill i I i I I Iton frm u.t. WIATMM U14U l4 I WiwUy Monlis T--V Zero Mostcl, the great Broadway star, had an hour special on ABC-TV Monday night, and although there were some high spots including his well-known tribute 1o Jimmy Durante, his hoofing as a sort of chubby Fred Astaire and a sketch about an Italian opera singer the program had passages of shrillness and inconsistency.

There were enough good moments in the hour for almost any other star, but one, perhaps unfairly, expects a Mostcl show to be nothing short of perfect. Unfortunately, the Icamwork that must be there for perfection seemed to be lacking somewhat in his handlers, and this was all too clear when his sheer ability to astound an audience with his performing genius broke through some bits of mediocre material that diluted his sum effect. Dwight Newton is on vacation MAKMADUKi; FM RADIO HIGHLIGHTS 'KXKX 88.5 KCBS 98 9 KPFB 89 3 KNBR 99 7 KCM 90.3 KBAY 1003 KCSM 90.9 KE8R 100 5 KALW 91.7 KTIM 100.9 'K0FM 92.1 'KPEN 101.3 KSJO 92 3 'KTUX 101.7 KJAZ 92.7 KDFC 1021 KYA 93 3 KSBW 102 5 KPFA 94.1 -KPAT 102.9 KSFR 94 9 'KGO 101 7 KIGS 95.3 'KFOG 104 5 KATT 95.3 KFMR 104 9 'KKHI 95 7 KHia 105.1 KCPA 96.1 "KBRG 1053 KRON 96 5 KREP 105.7 KMBT 96.9 KFRC 106.1 KEAR 97.3 KMPX 106.9 KPCM 97.7 KUFT 107.7 KAIL 981 'Mult KRPM 98.5 Sterei 5 30 p.m. KRON: Carnival. Shostakovich, Dances; Tcha.fccvsky, Suite from "Sleeping Beauty." p.m.

MtHI: tuest flIIISt, Aidn Civil: Mozart, Concertos for Horn and Orchestra (Philharmonia, Klemperer). I p.m. KSfR: Bach, Harpsichord Concerto No, 2 in (R i ft Prague Chamber Orchestra, lehel). 8 p.m. KRON': Orchestral Music from the Mannheim School; Cannabich, Sinfonia No.

5 in Flat; Richter, Sinfonia in Heizbauer, Smphony in Flat Op. 4. I p.m.-KPEN (STEREO): Feature-. "Their Vety Special Touch," los Indios Trabajaras. 9.30 p.m.

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