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'cm da: MB dent, and his efforts to build a Marxist revolution within a democratic system. In assessing the successes and V. A yiBC's Reporf oir-CAie Good Documentary Style By KAY CARDELLA The television documentary takes many forms. There is the personalized cinema verite style that casts the camera as an observing bystander on the scene and cap ufiU i rmjj' Elmer Lower Long John Nebel tures intimate details of a story with a minimum of reportorial iPf neWS- men and Elmer Lower, president of ABC News, an interview. In it he stressed the differences between his political way and that of Fidel Castro in which was Lower's big Most important is the fact that to institute reforms he has "followed the legal channels." The People Carefully studied, too, on this fine hour were the people, who are unusually good looking and who have a long-standing tradition of democracy.

The country also has a large and stable middle class. All are being led swiftly down the road to socialism all within the democratic framework. From the outside looking in, the fate of the Allende government is of more than passing interest to those opposed to Marxism. ABC News did a fine job of contemporary perspective. And Murphy, who talks much slower than the usual foreign correspondent when on camera, is a refreshing change.

He did his homework and he presented his material professionally. Make John Stay: setts and California. Another example that readily comes to mind is a CBS documentary a couple of months ago on the open classroom concept. Carefully Researched Then there are some carefully CI (72 (72 failures of President Allende's program, Chilean correspondent Charles Murphy made it abundantly clear that this is the first time in history where a revolution is taking place within the framework of the system. Allende polled only 36 of the vote in a three-way race, so his task consists of gaining majority support.

Murphy, who isn't seen too often on television, did a very professional job of explaining all aspects of his story, without assuming too much. Shown were young Communist painters who travel in packs and paint the walls of the country that has a population of 10 million, mostly European in origin. Youth groups of the political factions paint vigorously over one another's work. Trouble at Mines Allende is a handsome man who from all outward appearances is going about the job of being President in a very orderly fashion. Still, since he has taken office, Cuba's Fidel Castro has been welcomed again in the country and.

as Murphy showed, intrusion. It can be either very effective, depending on the skill of the producer and photographer, or simply a money-saving device to report a story. Another frequently seen type of documentary is an advocate report on a subject. In this case the network makes no attempt to show two sides, or to try and balance its findings. It's made apparent from the start that the topic or development is being viewed from a particular point of view by the network and reporter a revolution is taking place without rifles- Among some of his sweeping reforms focused on during the hour is the government takeover of farms, mines and industry.

The Chucecamata Mine fn the Atacama Desert, for instance, was run by the Anaconda Copper Corp. before Allende moved in. But, as the program pointed out, the desert conditions are so hostile to living that men must receive very high pay to work the mines. Even the government couldn't convince them that "copper is Chile's salary." Workers' salaries have gone up, but Chile's salary, copper production, has not risen accordingly. Even the American-built trucks are wearing out, and Chile is hard-pressed to find substitutes.

Since the Allende takeovers, United States investment in Chile has slid from $800 million to $50 million. This is why Chile and its government bear watching it's the first Marxist beachhead on the mainland of America. end the hour or half hour is a researched hours that bring every view into play and give the viewer as complete a picture as is possible about the subject. Certainly CBS' recently viewed "The Mexican Connection" is one example, and last night's ABC hour. "Chile: Experiment in Red," is another.

Painstakingly, the ABC report, hosted and narrated by ABC News correspondents Charles Murphy and John Sherman, examined the reign of Salvador Allende, the first freely elected Marxist presi means of sharing the findings with you. High on this type of journalism is ABC, and a case in point is the recently seen hour with Frank Reynolds on reform of juvenile institutions in Massachu- 1 Readers of this column are still making pleas to save the Dick Cavett Show. While they're at it we wish they'd add WNBC's Long John Nebel to the list. We find it hard to believe that our favorite dial spieler has decided to leave the radio station Aug. 13.

Can't someone over at WNBC convince him to stay? TODAY'S PROGRAMS MORNING News Around ihe Dials 6:30 asks Cannon to investigate his death (R). 4 "THE STARS AND STRIPES Ed McMahon, host. Bob Hope, 2 Summer Semester. Education Exchange. Listen and Leara 4 7 Highlights 1:00 p.m.

8, 9 Baseball; Padres-Mets (Double-header). 1:00 p.m. 13 World Championship Chess; Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassky (Tentative). 6:00 p.m. 13 National Intercollegiate Rodeo Finals.

7, 8 TV Movie; "Sweet Sweet Rachel," Alex Dreier (R). 9:30 p.m. 4 "The Stars and Stripes Ed McMahon, host (Special). (Other outstanding programs in bold face) 7:00 3 News; John Hart. mta Bryant, Nancy Wilson, Kenny Rogers and the First Edition.

Musical 2, 4 TODAY; Frank McGee. commemorating Independ Hope May Halt Tour By VAL ADAMS There was a report yesterday that Bob Hope may not do his Christmas tour to American military bases overseas 7 A.M. NEW YORK; Bill Owen, Jeffrey St. John. ence Day (Special).

10:00 5 News; Bill Jorgensen. 1, 8 MARCUS WELBY. M.D.: 7:30 Thunderbirds Cartoon. 5 9 Robert Young, Neville News, Sports, Weather. Popeye Cartoons.

11 Brand. Man faced with eye surgery postpones it this year, which he first started in 1948. Filmed highlights i i i i 1 1. vi me tour always nave pruviueu so that he may see his a special yu-mmute show tor NBC-TV. Hope's annual trip to entertain troops overseas, on which he is accompanied by a large group of Terrifically sour.

Try one, Matey. 8:00 2, 3 Captain Kangaroo. 5 Beatles Cartoons. 9 Candid Camera. 8:30 5 Flintstones Cartoon.

9 Skippy the Kangaroo. 9:00 2 Farmer's Daughter. 4 Not for Women Cn'y. 5 McHale's Navy. 7 Movie; "The Pride of St.

Louis," Dan Dailey. 9 Virginia Graham Show. 11 Bachelor Father. 13 SESAME STREET. 9:30 2 Woman; Sherrye Henry.

4 Watch Your Child. 5 Hazel; Shirley Booth. 11 Fashions -n Sewing 11 Jack La Lanne Show. 10:00 2 Lucy Show; Lucille Ball. 4 DINAH'S PLACE; Betty White, Allen Ludden (R).

5 MOVIE; "NOBODY WAVED GOODBYE." Julie Biggs, Claude Rae. Teenager in rebellion against an adult world (19S5). 9 Romper Room. 13 ELECTRIC COMPANY 10:10 penormers, nas Deen done under the auspices of the Department of Defense and United Service Organizations. But the 90-minute TV special resulting -from this trip has been underwritten heretofore by an advertiser.

So far, NBC has not found a sponsor for next January. It was learned yesterday that the Chrysler Hope's primary TV sponsor for many years, will not renew next season. NBC is negotiating with the Ford Motor Co. to take over sponsorship of six one-hour specials starring Hope, but Ford has expressed no interest in sponsoring a 90-minute special on the overseas tour. Repeats of Great American Dream Machine, formerly a regular feature on public TV before its production budget ran out, will be nresentpd m-cr flbnnnnl 13 first child (R).

9 News; Tom Dunn. 11 News; Ramsey-Gray. 13 D. W. GRIFFITH'S "AMERICA" (R).

10:30 2 Golddiggers; Martin Miher. 4 CONNECTICUT I -TRATED; "Coast Guard Academy: A Changing Tradition" (R). 9 Celebrity Bowling. 11:00 2 News, Sports, Weather. 4 News, Sports, Weather.

5 One Step Beyond 7 News, Sports, Weather. 9 What's My Line 11 MOVIE; "YOUNG MR. LINCOLN," Henry Fonda. Alice Brady. Lincoln's early years of struggle as a lawyer (1939).

11:30 2, 3 MOVIE; "AN AMERI-- CAN IN PARIS," Gene Kelly, Leslie Carcn. Adventures of an ex-American soldier who stays in Paris to become an artist (1951). 4 TONIGHT; Johnny Carson, Martin Porris, Victor Buono. 5 Secret Agent 7, 8 DICK CAVETT SHOW; Patrick Macnee, Joan Fontaine. 9 0 I "THE LONG GRAY LINE," Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara.

Career of an old-line sergeant at West Point (1955). 12:30 5 Girl From Uncle. 1:00 7 Movie; "Ashes and Diamonds" Adam Pawli-kowski. 11 News, Sports, Weather. 1:15 4 Movie; "The Sea Wolf," Edward G.

Robrnson, John Garfield. 2:00 11 News, Sports. Weather. 10:30 2 Beverly Hilloillies. 7 All My Children.

8 9 BASEBALL; PADRES-METS (Doubleheader). 11 Galloping Gourmet. 13 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP CHESS; Bcbby Fischer-Boris Spassky (Tentative). 31 SESAME STREET. 1:30 2, 3 As the World Turns.

4 Three on a Match. 7 Let's Make a Deal. 11 MOVIE; "STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM," Eddie Bracken, Betty Hut-ton. Sailor believes his father is head of a Hollywood studio and invites his buddies to tour the place (1942) 'i 2:00 2, 3 Many Splendored Thing. 4 Days of Our Lives.

7 Newlywed Game. 230 2, 3 Guiding Light 4 The 7 Dating Game. 3:00 2 Secret Storm 4 Another World. 5 New Zoo Revue. 7 General Hospital.

11 Pooeye Cartoons. 13 FORSYTE SAGA; "The Silver Spoon" (R). 31 ELECTION 72; "The Survivors" (R). 3:30 2 Edge of Night 4 Return to Peyton Place. 5 Casper Cartoons.

7 One Life to Live 11 Magilla Gorilla Cartoons. 4:00 2 My Three Sor.s. 4 Somerset; Serial. 5 Bugs Bunny Cartoons. 7 Love, American Style.

1 1 ittie Rascals. 13 D. W. GRIFFITH'S 'AMERICA" (R). 4:30 2 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW; Stuarti, Hermione Gingold, Daphne Davis.

4 MOVIE: "BRIGADOON," Gene Kelly, Cyd Charisse. Two Americans come across a magical village in the Scottish Highlands (1954). 5 Laurel and Hardy. 7 Movie; "Treasure of the Golden Condor," Cornel Wilde, Fay Wray. 11 Superman; George Reeves.

5:00 5 McHale's Navy. 11 Addams Family. 21 ELECTRIC COMPANY. 5:30 5 Flintstones Cartoon. 11 Troop: Forrest Tucker.

13 ELECTRIC COMPANY. 21 SESAME STREET. Hps HO EVENING 6:00 2 News, Sports, Weather. 4 News, Sports, Weather. 5 7 News, Sports, Weather.

11 Gilligan's Island. 13 NATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE RODEO FINALS. 31 ELECTRIC COMPANY. 6:30 5 MOVIE; "SANDS OF IWO I MA," John Wayne, John Agar. Tough sergeant trains marine recruits for combat during World War II (1949).

irir-kVi 11 Beat the Clock. 7:00 2 News; Walter Cronkite. 4 News; John Chancellor. 7 News; Smith-Reasoner. 9 Avengers; Patrick Macnee.

11 I Dream of Jeannie. 7:30 2. 3 JERRY REED HOUR; Doc Severinsen, Charles Nelson Reilly. 4P0NDER0SA; Lome Greene, David Canary. Candy is jailed as a prime suspect in a murdr.r case (R).

7,8 MOD SQUAD; Michael Cole, John Calvin. Pete and Line help a parolee return stolen jewelry (R). 11 Nanny and the Professor. 8:00 9 Movie; "The West Point Story," James Cagney. 11 Father Knows Best.

13 MASTERPIECE THEATER; Cold Comfort Farm" (R). 47 LUIS VIGOREAUX SHOW. 3:30 2, 3 HAWAII FIVE-O; Jack Lord, Jason Evers. Man is sought for an attempt to poison three men (R). 4 A I 0 PLAYHOUSE; Jack Lord, Dana Wynter.

"The Crime." Ambitious law officer tries to prove a wealthy socialite is guilty of murder (R). 5 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW; Phil Ford, Mimi Hines, Ken Berry. 7, 8 TV MOVIE; "SWEET SWEET RACHEL," Alex Dreier, Stefanie Powers. ESP expert tries to learn the identity of a person whose telepathic powers are driving a woman mad (R). 11 Dragnet; Jack Webb.

9:00 11 Star Trek: William Shatner. 9:30 2, 3 CANNON; William Conrad, Diane Varsi. Widow of a country singing idol 4 Concentration; Bob Clayton. PUERTO RICA.M NEW YORKER. 11 for eight weeks, beginning Saturday at 8 p.m.

The repeat shows will include a look at American attitudes toward death with Dick Cavett and Kurt. Vnnnoiriir Jane Fonda singing and dancing in tne rotes of six different women, Dalton Trumbo talking about Hollvwood's hlnrklicf anr Eli Wallach dramatizing "School 01 Hypnotism." WNYC. the munifinallv owned radio station, will present an unusual nrosram at 2 n.m. tnHair It's a discussion on "How to Find and Fascinate a Mistress wViiVh 11:00 2 Family 4 Sa' of the Century. 7 What Every Woman Wants to Know; Bess Myerson.

9 Straiqht Talk 11 FOCUS: NEW JERSEY; State Environmental Protection Commissioner Richard Sullivan. 11:30 2, 3 Love of Life. 4 Hollywood Squares. 5 MIDDAY; Bob Cummings, Martin Mayer, others. 7, 8 Bewitched.

11 Conraoe.vis Cat Cartoons. AFTERNOON 2 Where tl.e Heart Is. 4 Jeopardy: Art Fleming. 7, 8 Password; Allen Ludden. 9 HERMANOS CORAJES.

12:30 2. 3 Search for Tomorrow. 4 Who, What or Where Game. 7, 8 Split Second. 11 Fashions in Sewing.

12:40 11 Tell Me Dr. Brothers. 1:00 2 Paul Bernard; Drama. 4 It's Your Bet 5 Movie; "Impact," Brian Donlevy. Vi will be discussed by Will Harvey, author of a book on the same 2 Movie; "Night Passage," James Stewart 3:50 2 Movie; "The Steel Helmet," Gene Imported Regal Crown Sours The candy with the British accent I.tJI"UlllU",!.lB'.Llllt!liyi NUMIERS CHANNEL subject.

Joe Cocker, the Beach Boys, Richie Havens and others v'ibr? From London," a special to be televised by NBC on Tuesday, July 18, at 9:30 p.m. A preview of the Democratic National Convention will be televised by NBC on Sunday from 5 to 6 p.m. from Convention Hall in Miami Beach. John Chancellor and David Brinkley will be the anchormen. WCBS 2 WPIX 1 1 WNET 13 WLIW 21 WNYE 25 WNYC 31 WXTV 41 WNJU 47 3 4 5 7 '9 WTIC WNBC WNEW WABC WTNH WOR.