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28 0AUaub2Sirrlbune May 12, 1967 Tonight's TV Highlights TV Channel 8 Channel 9 KXTV Channel 10 Channel 11 KOVR 13 KTVU 2 KCRA 3 KRON. 4 KPIX 5 KV1E 6 KGO 7 N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE "Acfauit or Hang" is a All based on the The Tribune tannet bt responsible ler errors caused by last Schedules art printed i public service and suet-lied by On Television WILD, WILD WEST (Color) The agents are assigned the unpleasant task of guarding the life of a visiting, and unpopular, Latin-American dictator Channels 5, 10; 7:30 p.m. THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E, (Col-or) Disguised as an "abominable Illya leads fellow agents into the Himalayas in an effort to stop an impostor from becoming High Lama (repeat) Channels 4, 8:30 p.m. MOVIE "The" Country Girl" stars Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and William Holden, in the story of an entertainer who tries a comeback while fighting alcoholism.

Channels 5, 9 p.m. the English ship, Bounty. Channel 9, 9 p.m. THE AVENGERS (Color) Mrs. Peel visits the home of a bridge expert only to receive a bad deal from a vengeful man in "The Joker." Channels 7, 11, 13; 10 p.m.

SPECIAL Two winners In the Venice Film Festival are included in three outstanding cartoons "Inter- national Cartoons." Channel 9, 10:30 P-m. The Four-Minute Hour J. D. Rockefeller once said that it was possible to have too much money. I never believed it, bat then I'm often wrong: until last night I didn't believe it was possible to have too many comedians.

But that's just what was wrong with "The Colgate Comedy Hour." There were comedians coming out of cracks in the walls, popping on and off like ducks in a shooting gallery, It was comedy by the assembly, line method, and it didn't work. The average comic takes about four minutes to warm up; since mat was about the time allotted to each of 13 jokers, we had an hour of warm-ups. Not that there wasn't funny stuff. There were lines like Nipsey Russell's observation on international politics, "Neutrals are people who don't know that fallout can blow sideways," and Phyllis Diller's sure-fire lamenting over her looks: "If a thing of beauty is a joy forever, I feel Bob MicKenzI like RADIO LOGS 4 P.M. KSFO Dan Sorkln to 7:40 p.m.

KFRC Jay SMvani Show to i p.m. KNBR Ron Lyons to p.m.) 4:30. David Brlnkley KOO-Nawt Bat Evanlng Idltton KS-fNcwiday to 1 p.m.1 4:30, Walttr Cronkltt KNEW Ron Roynoldt Show to 7 p.m. KABL UmtllghT fo a p.m. KSAY-Jerry Leeds to 7:45 p.m.

KFAX-San Jos Rescue Mission; 4:11, World Tomorrow; Dr. King KYA-Johnny Holllday to 4 P.m. KDIA Bob White to 7 p.m. KPAT Sound of Music, Dave Cassady to 6 p.m.; 4:30, Sports KWUN-Contra Costa Carousel to p.m. KKHI Designs In Melody to 6 p.m.

5 P.M. KCBS Lowell Thomas KSAY Horse Racing: Golden Gate Fields KFAX Life Line; Voice of Americanism; Thru the Bible KPAT 5:30, Gene Blumenthal, Stock Report KWUM Road Show 6 P.M. KFRC Sebastian Stone Show to p.m. KNBR News; 4:30, Joe Gillespie to midnight. KABL Nfws; Candlelight and Gold to p.m.

KYA Tony Bigg to p.m. KFAX News In Depth; Family of God; 4:30, Family Rosary Hour KPAT-Sound of Music, Al Edwards to midnight KKHI-Dlnner Concert to I p.m. 7 P.M. KSFO 7:40, Baseball San Francisco Giants vs. Houston Astros KGO Jim Moore to 9:30 p.m.

KCBS The World Tonight; 7:30, Testing 1-2-3 to 1:30 p.m. KNEW Lou Waters Show to 10 pm. Valley Church of the Air to p.m. KFAX-Songs You Love to Sing; 7:30, Hymnal to p.m. KDIA Chuck Scruggs to midnight World Weather 8 P.M.

KCBS Harv Morgan Contact to 11:30 p.m. KPAT :30, Sports KKHI Guest Artist 9 P.M. KFRC Dale Dorrr.an Show to midnight KGO :30, Ira Blue to 1 a.m. KABL Symphony Hall KYA Tommy Saunders to 12 midnight KKHI-Concert at Nine lfjP-M. KSFO-AI Collins' Purple Grotto to midnight KABL Gaslight to 12 midnight Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE "I called the station.

Actually, what you're trying to clear up is a close-up of the weather map." 7P.M. 2-Death Valley Days (Color) 3 News 4 Wanted: Dead or Alive 5-Have Gun, Will Travel 6-What's New 7 Movie 8 Branded 9- Scotch Gardener 10- Science Fiction Theater 11 Mike Douglas Show 19 Movie 7:30 P.M. 2 Truth or Consequences (Color) 4- 3-8 Tarzan (Color) Jock Mahoney 5- 10-The Wild Wild West (Color) 6- Concert 7- 11-13 Green Hornet (Color) 9 Antiques: "Antique Airplanes" 8 P.M. 2 Dr. Kildare 4- 3-8 Tarzan 5- 10-The Wild Wild West 6- Concert 7- 11-13 Time Tunnel (Color) 9 Aftermath 8:30 PM.

2 Dr. Kildare 4- 3-Man from U.N.C.L.E. (Color) 5- 8-10 Hogan's Heroes (Color) 6-Special: Boston Pops Orchestra 7- 11-13 Time Tunnel 9 Special: Japan Society Presents: Traditional and Contemporary Dance 11:30 A.M. 4- 3-8 Baseball 5- 10 Lone Ranger (Color) 7-11-13-Magilla Gorilla (Color) 9-iSpecial 12 NOON 2 Danger Man 4- 3-8 Baseball 5- 10 Road Runner 7-1H3 Hoppity Hooper (Color) 9 Special 12:30 P.M. 2 Science Fiction Theater (Color) 4- 3-8 Baseball 5- 10 The Beagles (Color) 7-13 American Bandstand 9 Special 11-Spotlite on Speed 1P.M.

2 Movie (Color): "Caesar, the Conqueror" (1961) Cameron Mitchell 4- 3-8 Baseball 5- 10 Tom and Jerry (Color) 7-13 American Bandstand 9-Special 11-Movie: "The Left Handed factual courtroom qrama trial of mutineers abroati TOMORROW KFAX Prisoners Bible Broadcast; Back to the Bible KDIA John Hardy to p.m. KWUN Music to 11 a.m. KKHI Concert Grand 11A.M. KOO Who Said That Game Show to 1 p.m., 11:20, Marina Report KFAX Gospel Crusade; Airmail from God KWUN Army Football te 1:30 p.m. KKHI N.Y.

Metropolitan Opera 12 NOON KSFO 12:40, Baseball: San Francisco Giants vs. Houston Astros KOO 12:20, Marine Report KSAY Woody Woodward Show to 1 p.m. KNBR Ed Brady Show to 1 p.m. KABL John K. Chapel; Masterpieces KFAX Maurice Johnson, Mustard Seed KYA-Johnny Holllday to 4 p.m.

Sports KWUN 12:10, Editorial; 12:30. Contra Costa Newt 1 P.M. KOO-Katherlne Ists Telephone Talk It 4 p.m.; 1:20, Marina Report KABL Carousel to 4 p.m. KCBS Spectrum 74 with Rolfe Peterso to 5 p.m. KFAX Radio New Japan KWUN Music till aignoff 2 P.M.

KOO-2: 20, Marine Report KNEW Ron Reynolds Show to 7 p.m. KFAX Christian Hortions KOIA-Bob White to 7 pm. KPAT Sound of Music, Al Edwards to II p.m.; 2:20, World weather 3 P.M. KSFO Jack Carney to 4 p.m. KNBR Monitor to p.m.

1 KFRC Dele Dor men Show to I P-m. Merlne Report KSAY Jerry Leeds Show to P.m. KKHI Doug Pledger plays the Classics to 7 p.m. nn I 1 with cElhatton in the morning Join the McElhatton safari and make every morning an adventure). Dave bags the big ones.

Senator Ev Dlrksen, Phyllis Diller, Yvonne d' Angers, brings 'eni baok alive or on the phone. Plus music, mirth, madness, miscellany. Are you missing something? 6-10 am KCDS radio 74 has something to say 'WW'- 1 3s5V il Junior Traffic Police FOR TODAY, KNIW-Hllly Rose Show to 1 a.m. KFAX News In Depth; The World To- KKHI Echoes and Encores; Enchanting Hour 11P.M. Music with Ken Aekerman KFAxtorjr'You Love; tw to midnight KKHI-Musle of the Sphere! 12 MIDNIGHT KSFO News; Bobby Dale to 4 B.m.

KFRC Glenn Adams Show to a.m. KNBR Jim Jones to 4 a.m. KNEW-l a.m., Ron Dunn Show to 4 am KABL 1:00 a.m. The Quiet Hour to 4 KYClRuss Syracuse to 4 a.m. KDIA-Wally Ray to i a.m.

KPAT Sound of Music, Walt Jamond to a.m.; 12:30, World Weather TOMORROW Saturday, May 13 A.M. KSFO Wally King to a.m. KNBR News; Monitor to a.m. KCBS News; Weekend 74 with Bob Goer. ner to 9 a.m.

KFRC -Howard Clark Show to 10 a m. KOO Saturday Music and News to 7 30 a.m. KNEW Joe Dolan Show to 10 a.m. KABL Morning Ovtrture to 10 a.m. KFAX-Hymnau Radio Revival KYA Gene Nelson to Noon KDIA Mike Shepherd to 10 a.m.

KPAT Sound of Music, Bruce Jensen te 2 p.m.; 4:30, Sports KWUM Doug Pledger to a.m. KKHI Morning Festival to a.m. 7 A.M. KGO 7:30, Myron J. Bennett Show KSAY Al Gordon Show to 12 noon KABL 0:30, John K.

Chapel, Overture KFAX Dr. Burpoi The Christian Jew. 7:45, Outreach 8 A.M. KGO Comedy Time to II a m. KABL 7:30, John K.

Chapel; Overture KFAX World Literature Crusade; 1:30, Garden of Tomorrow 9 A.M. KSFO Carter Smith to 12 noon KCBS News; McElhatlon to 1 p.m. KNBR Ron Lyons to 12 noon KFAX Voice of Americanism; Hebrew Christian Hour; Living Witnesses KPAT 9:30, World Weather KWUN Del Armstrong KKHI Oakland Symphony Youtrt Chamber Orchestra 10 A.M. KF.C -Jay Stevens Show to 3 p.m. KNEW Van Amburg to 2 p.m.

KABL Serenade to 12 noon Set Monday lar teams will be the West Campus unit 11 1 1 with lighted- semaphore flags, the California School for the Deaf unit marching to commands in sign language, and' the Whittier team drilling in British style. Berkeley, along with San Francisco, has one of the two oldest junior traffic patrols in the nation. Nixon In Brazil RIODE JANEIRO (UPI) -Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrived In Rio De Janeiro last night Jrom Buenos Aires. AOVIRTISIMINT CHAFING, AND THE RASH IT CAUSES Doctors call it Tinea cruria (groin irritation).

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2-All-Star Wrestling 4- 3-Man From U.N.C.L.E. 5- 8-Movie: "The Country Girl" (1954) Blng Crosby, Grace Kelly, William Holden 7-11-13-Rango (Color) Playhouse: "Acquit or Hang" 10 Movie: "Mutiny on the Bounty" (1935) Clark Gable 1 1:30 P.M. 2- All-Star Wrestling 3-World of Lowell Thomas (Color) Cat (Color) 5- 8 Movie 6- Special 7- 11-13-Phyllis Diller Show (Color) 9- N.E.T. Playhouse 10 Movie 10 P.M. 2- News 3- Merv Griffin Show 4-Laredo (Color) 5- 8 Movie 6- Special: "Ten Blocks on the Camino Real" 7- 11-13-The Avengers (Color) Playhouse 10 Movie 10:30 P.M.

2 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 3- Merv Griffin Show 4 Laredo 5- 8 Movie 6 N.E.T. Playhouse 7- 11-13 The Avengers 9- Special: "International Cartoons" 10 Movie 11PJK. 2-Movie: "Desert War" (1960) Peter Baldwin 4- 8-News; 11:30, Tonight Show (Color) 5-News; 11:30, Movie (Color): "The Kentuckian" (1955) Burt Lancaster 7 News; 11:30, Joey Bishop Show (Color) 10- 11:30, News 11 News; 11:30, Movie: "Behind the High Wall" (1956) 1311:30, Movie (Color): "Road to Bali" (1953) 12 MIDNIGHT Movie (Color): "All Mine to Give" (1958) 4 1 a.m., Movie: "Love Nest" (1951) June Haver 5- 1:25, Movie: "Desert Fury" (1947) Lizabeth Scott 7 1 a.m., Movies: "The Killer That Stalked New York" (1950); "The Red Circle" (1950); "The Steel Fist" (1952) Roddy McDowaU; Cheyenne 8 Adventure of the Seaspray 10-Movie: "Death of a Scoundrel" (1956) 11- 1:15, Outer Limits 11 Jim Thomas, Outdoors 13-Movie: "Blackjack Ketchum, Desperado" (1956) 2 Soccer: California Clippers vs. Atlanta Chiefs (tape) 2- SOCCER CLIPPERS VS. ATLANTA CHIEFS 3 Movie: "The Devil's Brother" (1933) 7 The Bowery Boys 8 Movie 9 Special 11-Boxlng 4P.M.

2 New Breed 3 Movie 4 Bay Region Report 7 The Bowery Boys 8 Family Theater 9 Special 10 Movie (Color): "The Last Tomahawk" (1966) 11 Boxing 13 Movie 4:30 P.M. 2 New Breed 3 Movie 4 Movie: "Moonrise" (1948) Dane Clark 5 Movie 7 13 Sam Snead Golf Show 8 Playhouse 9 Special 10 Movie 11 Boxing 5 P.M. 2-8 Hollywood Park Races (Color) 3 Movie: "Huk" (1956) 4 Movie 5 Perry Mason 7-11-13-Wide World of Sports: High Diving, Parachuting, AAU Gymnastics Championship 9 Bay Area Adventure: "Our Bay Area Recreation" 5:31 P.M. 2 Barn Dance (Color) 3 Movie 4 Movie 5 Perry Mason 7-11-13-Wide World of Sports 9- Folk Guitar 10- Movie Paris Atom Warning PARIS (UPI) The French atomic energy commission today warned ships and planes to stay away from the Mum-rea Ato3 in toe South Pacific after June 1 because of scheduled atomic testing. i( Paid Advertisement 4 P.M.

2 Capt. Satellite 3- Secret Agent 4-Panorama 5-10 Mike Douglas Show 7- 11-Dating Game (Color) 8 Movie '9 Alcoholics Are People 13-Cap'n Delta (Color) 4:30 P.M. 2 Stingray (Color) 3 Secret Agent 4 Robin Hood 5 10 Mike Douglas Show 7 Gypsy Rose Lee (Color): tMarie Wilson 8 Movie 9 Misterogers Neighborhood 11 Cheyenne 13-CiscoKid (Color) 5 P.M. 2 Superman (Color) 3 Cartoons 4 Flintstones (Color) 5 Merv Griffin Show: Georgfe "Jessel, Delia Reese 6 5:15, What's New 7 News 8 Movie 9 TV Kindergarten 10 Mike Douglas Show 11 Cheyenne 13 News 5:30 P.M. 2 Dennis the Menace 3 Traventure Theater (Color) 4 Early Report 5 Merv Griffin Show 6 5:45, Friendly Giant 7 News 8 Mr.Ed 9 Friendly Giant; 5:45, Time for 10 News 11 News 13-News 6 P.M.

2 Leave It to Beaver 4 3-Huntley-Brinkley Report (Color) 5 Big News 6 Spectrum 7 Movie: "Curse of the Undead" (1959) Eric Fleming 8 News Beat 9 What'sNew 11 Mike Douglas Show 13-Movie (Color): "Hercules the Avenger" (1965) 8:30 P.M. 2 McHale's Navy 3 News 4- 6:30 Report 5- 8-CBS News (Color) 6 Musical Portraits 7 Movie 9 Portrait in Music 10 Rifleman 11 Mike Douglas Show 13 Movie SATURDAY 1A.M. 4-a-Special: "The Pope in Fatima 54-10-Special: The Pope In Fatima 7-11-13-Special: The Pope in Fatima 7 A.M. 4-3 Special 510-Special 7-11-13-Special 7:30 A.M. 4- 3-Special 5- 8-10-Special 7-11-13-Special 8 AM.

4- 3-Special 5-8-10 Special 7-11-13-Special 8:30 A.M. 4- 3 Special 5- 8-10 Special 7-11-13-Special 9 A.M. 2- Movie: "China's Little Devils" (1945) 3 Movie: "Bomba and the Hidden City" (1949) 4 Flintstones (Color) 5- 8-10-Mighty Mouse (Color) 7-11-King Kong (Color), 13-TV Credit Course 1:30 A.M. 2 Movie 3 Movie 4- Space Kidettes (Color) 5- 8-10-Underdog (Color) 7-11-The Beatles (Color) 9-Special: "Haight-Ashbury Roundtable" 13-TV Credit Course II AM. 2 Movie 4 Secret Squirrel (Color) 5- 8-10 Frankenstein Jr.

(Color) 7-11-13 Casper Cartoons (Color) 9 Special 11:30 AM. 2 Movie "Bugles in the Afternoon" (1952) RayMilland 4-3-The Jetsons (Color) 54-10-Space Ghost (Color) 7-11-13 Milton, the Monster (Color) 9 Special 11A.M. 4-3-8 Sandy Koufax Show (Color); 11:15, Baseball (Color): Atlanta Braves vs. Pittsburgh Pirates 5-10 Superman (Colorf 7-11-13-Bugs Bunny (Color) 9 Special onds." But some routines never got going. The Carl Reiner-Mel Brooks "2000-year-old Man" is a routine that gets funnier for 15 minutes.

It got three, and the gags were weaker than usual. It may be that comedians who sit on stools and make imaginary telephone calls are already anachronistic. Shelley Berman's "Child on the Phone" seemed dusty. Berman introduced Phyllis Diller with a quote from Keats. It sounded very erudite of Berman, unless you happened to know that the line is.

really from Byron. Rowan and Martin's sketch about the Shakespearean actor confronting a nightclub heckler is funny, and they were allowed time to get well into it. There's no telling why the actor is introduced as Richard Burton since Rowan doesn't imitate Burton, or is that nit-picking? Dick Shawn briefly aped a rock singer and disappeared. Russell got off 10 one-liners and started dancing. Miss Diller popped sorne kitchen jokes and was gone.

The turnover was terrific. There was some fun in a song-and-dance by Edie Adams, Nanette Fabray and Kaye Ballard, if you like the girls awfully well. Allan Sherman was not in top form with his song parodies. There was a lot of talent zipping before our eyes. But any four of them could have done a better hour.

Educational television is acquiring muscle. ETV will have a two-to-three-hour coast to coast series on Sunday nights in the fall, dealing with major events of each week, analyzed in depth by thoroughgoing journalists and experts. The series accomplished a major coup this week with the signing of Edward P. Morgan as its senior correspondent ABC has given Morgan a twdPyear leave from his five-year contract with the network to devote full time to the ETV program. The word "distinguished" is applied indiscrimi-: nately to veteran newscasters, but it applies accurately to Morgan.

He is the most illuminating commentator in broadcasting. He has a gift for seeing events in broad perspective, fitting the pieces into total pictures. His summations and sidelights during the Congressional elections described the forest while other commentators were talking about the trees. Morgan is a seer and philosopher as well as a good newsman, and the educational network is fortunate to have his services. Leigh Taylor-Young, the moon-faced ingenue who replaced Mia Farrow on the "Peyton Place" series will be "phased out" of the scripts in August, to become another of the several lucky people who have gotten out of town.

Miss Taylor-Young's character will depart the scene with the possibility of her return left open. The actress recently married Ryan O'Neal, one of the PP leads. O'Neal will stay with the show. The Armed Forces Radio and Television service has picked the Mike Douglas show to be beamed to GIs in 39 foreign countries, including seven Vietnam TV stations "Journey to the Center of the Earth" will be a new half-hour Saturday cartoon series for kids, based on the Jules Verne science-fiction classic. Can literature compete with "Magilla Gorilla?" I've got about 20 sec Send your questions to IV Mailbox, co The Tribune, P.O.

Box 509, Oakland 4. sneaky? The series is ending because David Janssen wants to do something else, and because the ratings have slowly declined. I was wondering if you could possibly give me some information concerning Elvis Presley? Since he has-mar ried, will he continue to make movies and will his wife appear in them? Diane Ches-nutt, San Lorenzo. A Elvis' contract has years to run. His pictures always make money; his annual income is in the millions.

It's unlikely that his wife will appear in his pictures. Jack Webb's age, please? J. Carnes, Oakland. A 47. Inspection BERKELEY Berkeley's 44th annual Junior Traffic Police review and inspection will be conducted at 7:30 p.m.

Monday when more than 750 young men from 20 local schools will demonstrate the skills that for 44 years have averted fatal accidents during their watch. The Berkeley Elks Club is sponsoring the vent, which will be held in Harmon Gym on Bancroft Way between Dana and Ellsworth Streets. The Rev. Father Michael Lucid, assistant superintendent for Catholic Schools in the Oakland Diocese; Asst. Berkeley Schools SupL Dr.

Harold J. Maves; Police Chief William P. Beall; Police Sgt. Paul R. Hurych, director of the" traffic unit, and Ronald Tyrus of Jefferson School, junior commander of the unit, will comprise members of the reviewing stand.

The colorful program will be accompanied by music from the Berkeley High School band under direction of Robert Lutt. Some of the more spectacu TV Rental Headqmmrtert BENfSTV LA 3-6601 LA 2-9375 NEW STORE TO SERVE YOU BETTER 1701 WEBSTER ST, ALAMEDA COLOR TV SALES Zenith Motorola RCA SERVICE Bonk Card. Welcoma OPEN 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. GENERAL ELECTRIC 15CU.FT.

III Gun" (1958) 1:30 P.M. 4- 3-8 Baseball 5 Worlds Around Us 7 The Rebel 9 Special 10 Science Fiction Theater (Color) 11 Movie 13 The Dating Game 2 P.M. 2 Movie 3 Atom Ant (Color) 4 Green Thumb 5 AH Star Golf (Color) 7 Movie: "The Invasion of the Vampires" (1960) 8 Movie: "Young Lovers" (1954) 10- Movie: "Ziegfeld Girl" (1941) 11 Movie 13 Greatest Show on Earth (Color) 2-Movie 3- Flintstones (Color) 4- Movie (Color): "Dallas" (1950) Gary Cooper 5- Golf 7- Movie 8- Movie 9 Special 10 Movie 11- Movie 13-Greatesi Show on Earth 1P.M. 2 Movie 3- Space Kidettes (Color) 5-Movie (Color): "Triumph of Hercules" (1954) 9- Special CEW! GENERAL ELECTRIC 'KO FROST 15' (7 REFRIGERATOR FREEZER KO DEFROST! Huge rero-tlegres) freezer with handy swing-out baskatl The Monkees going off is the worst idea I Have heard. Cant they let the young generation have a few good programs? Good and Mad, Albany.

A But just think, they'll have time for more concert appearances and recordings. Won't that be gear, or tuff, or whatever saying this week? Could you please tell me if there will be a final program of "The Fugitive" and the date it will be broadcast? Also I would like to know why the series is being discontinued. Unsigned, Oakland. A There will be two final episodes winding up the 'Tu-gitlre series. They'll be shown in August, AFTER the summer a re-runs, Isn't that In JJlfS-PJtlTS-SfRYlCE-tiSY TTjVJ LuJliilRTTiRITiirf in -1 1 1.