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20 AkUn5iiCribune April 8, 1968 Tonight's TV Highlights KXTV 10" KNTV 11 Channel 13 Channel 14 KEMO. 20 KGSC 36 KBHK 44 KTVU Channel 2 KCRA Channel 3 KRON Channel 4 KPIX 5 KVIE Channel 6 KGO KSBW. Channel 8 KQED Channel 9 I On Television Xmm Tilt mi am mtmSbfoltr errer tmm by test MwiM prtntad fuMie Mrvic B4 tuppti4 ky I SPY (Color) The agents Jurn into a couple of baby sitters when a 10-month-old Mexican child, a a courier of top secret data. Channels 4, 10 p.m. MOVIE (Color) James Garner, Doris Day and Polly Bergen star in "Move Over, Darling," a romantic comedy.

Channels 7, 11, 13; 8:30 p.m. JOEY BISHOP SHOW (Color)-Bish-op repeats a tribute to Martin Luther King (originally shown last Thursday). Channels 7, 13; 11:30 p.m. fcOWAN AND MARTIN LAUGH-IN (Color) The comedian are joined by Pamela Austin, Flip Wilson and John Byner. Channels 4, 8 p.m.

STEVE ALLEN SHOW (Colo r) Steve is flanked by Jill St. John, Shecky Greene and Jean Paul Vignon. Channel CAROL BURNETT SHOW (Color)-Carol gets an assist from Trini Lopez and Ken Berry. Channels 5, 8, 10; 10 p.m. Heartbeat Central Early Thursday evening Walter Cronkite was on the air, talking about the tragedy in Memphis.

There wasn't much to say. Martin Luther King had been shot and killed. Cronkite said it, and ed it, and made the obvious comments. The apostle of nonviolence had died by violence. That was that.

There was no news to report. On the other channels, the other newscasters were doing the same. It was too early for newsfilm from Memphis, or interviews with civil rights leaders. There was nothing to do but Radio Logs for Today, Tomorrow repeat the sad news. There was no reason to stay tuned, but I did, and so did you, probably.

As I listened to i it occurred to me that he and the others were doing something important that had nothing to do with reporting the news. In a time of emergency or sorrow or tension, televi-son gives us a point of contact, a feeling of communications with the rest of the na i Bob McKenii KDIA Mike Shepherd to 10 a.m. KPAT-Sound of Music; Brian Cavan-augh to 10 a.m.; 4:30 John K. Chapel KWUN Doug Pledger to 10:30 a.m. KNEW Joe Dolan Show to 10 a m.

KKHI Festival ot Music to a m. KFRC Mike Phillips Show to 9 a.m. 7 A.M. KFAX Dr. Burpo; Christian Jew; Hour ot Prayer KPAT News; 7:30, John K.

Chapel. KWUN-Jo Pyn 8 A.M. KFAX-Through the Bible; 1:30, BIOLA KPAT 1:10, Gene Blumenthal, Stock Reports; 1:30, John K. Ctiapel. 8 A.M.

KSFO Carter Smith to 11 noon KOO Jim Dunbar to 12 noon KFRC Les Turpen Show to 11 noon KFAX Th V04C ot Americanism, Heaven and Horn Hour; Haven ot Rest World Weather KKHI Symphonic Variations II A.M. KCBS News; Arthur Godfrey KNEW Van Ambura Show to 1 p.m. KABL Serenade to 12 noon KSAY Woody Woodward Show to 12 p.m. KFAX-Volce of Hope; Hymnal; Back to the Bible KYA Ed Hider to 1 p.m. KDIA John Hardy to 2 m.

KPAT- John K. Chapel; Sound of Music, Ed Robbins to 2 p.m. KWUN 10:30, Joe Pyne KKHI Telemusiquli; This Date In Music 11 A.M. KCBS-News; Mike Cleery-Oplnlon to 12 noon. KWUN John Smith, Telephone Talk Show KKHI Pops Concert; Guest Book KFAX Kathryn Kulhman; Our Dally Bread; Airmail From God 12 NOON KSFO-Jk Carney to 4 I 11:40, Baseball: San Francisco Giants vs.

New York Mets KFRC Howard Clark Show to 3 m. KC IS Today at Noon to 1 p.m. KGO News to 1 m. KAIL Midday Masterpieces KSAY 12:30, The World Tomorrow KFAX Shepherd Hour; News In Depth KWUN Barbara Wont Interviews from Concord Inn; 12 30, Contra Costa Carrousel to 4 30 m. KPAT John K.

Chapel KKHI Unity Viewpoint; Luncheon Concert 1 P.M. mrmrr cheat. locl MMlaai. 7-11-13-Movie (Color): "Move Over, Darling" (1964), Doris Day, James Garner, Polly Bergen 9 Kaleidoscope: James 20 Jack Benny 36-Merv Griffin (Color) 44-Steve Allen (Color): Jill St. John, Shecky Greene 9 P.M.

4- 3 Danny Thomas (Color): "The Enemy," Sammy Davis? Peter Brown, Henry Silva 5- 8-10-Andy Griffith (Color) Journal: "Farewell Arabia" 14 Cineposium 20-Movie: "Repulsion" (1964) 9:30 P.M. 2 Passport to Travel (Color): "Spanish Odyssey" 5-8-10 Family Affair (Color) 14 Inquiry 10 P.M. 2 News (Color) 4- 3-1 Spy (Color): Paul Bertoya 5- 8-10-Carol Burnett (Color): Trini Lopez, Ken Berry Playhouse 9 Week in Review 36-Celebrity Billiards (Color) 44-News (Color) 10:30 P.M. 2-Pat Michaels (Color): "The Art Fraud" 7 Dr. King News Special (Color) 11-Wonders of the World (Color) 36 Movie: "Rangers of Fortune" (1940) 44-JoeDolan (Color): Arthur Morse 11 P.M.

2 Movie: "Angels in the Outfield" (1951) (Color) Tonight Show (Color) 5-News (Color); 11:30, Movie: "Passage to Marseille" (1944) Humphrey Bogart. Joey Bishop (Color): "Tribute to Dr. King" 10 Nms ff.nlnr' 11-50 Mnvio- "Lonely Hearts" (1958) U-News; 11:35, Movie: "The Lion and the Horse" (1952) 13-News (Color); 11:30, Perry Mason; 12:30, The Detectives 20-One Step Beyond; 11:30, News (Color) Movie: "Tokyo File" (1951) 4:30 P.M. 2 Cartoon Cutups (Color) 5- Merv Griffin (Color): Jack Douglas, Reiko, Jose Ferrer, Bob Crane, Charlie Robinson, Gloria Loring 7-Movie: "April Love" (1957) Pat Boone, Shirley Jones 9 Cities of the World 10 Mike Douglas (Color) 11 Across the Seven Seas (Color) 44-Marine Boy (Color) PJI. 2 Leave It to Beaver 4 3 Flintstones (Color) 9-6-Misterogers Neighborhood 11 Perry Mason 13-News (Color) 36-Cisco Kid (Color) 44 Three Stooges 5:30 PJL 2- Dennis the Menace 3- Traventure Theater (Color) 4- 8 Munsters 6- 5:45, Friendly Giant 9-What's New 36-Wells Fargo 44-Astroboy (Color) KOO Owen Spain to 4 m.

KCIS-Mike Felix to 5 m. KABL Serenade to 4 KNEW Ron Reynolds Show to 4 m. KSAY-Woody Woodard Show to 1 30 kFax-VoIc of Chine and Asia; I 30 Epheslan Church; David Epiy Crusade KKHI-World of Opera I corner SKINNY Itoe'l to Ski, aklur ana wxstnieif lit esuai tl pour otlii ttuii. Mm. woawu.

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4 trnvm VJAE-OU ROHOtuini Muisioa 01 2 P.M. KOO Owen Spann to 4 p.m. KNBR Dave Niles Show to 4 p.m. KDIA Bob White to 7 p.m. KFAX Hour of Green Pasture; Un- veiled Christ to the World; Faith Clinic Hour Calvary Gospel; Faith Clinic Hour KYA Johnny Hollidey to 4 p.m.

KPAT Gene Brodeur to 4 p.m. KKHI Symphonkally Yours 3 P.M, KFRC Jay Stevens Show te 4 pm. KSAY 3:30. Jerry Leeds Show ta 45 p.m. KFAX Headlines; Camp Meetin' Time, Songs You Love to Sing KKHI Designs in Melody te 4 p.m.

4 P.M. KSFO Den Sorkin to p.m. KNBR Ron Lyons to 4 pm. KCBS Mayor Joseph Alioto KOO Newsbeet Evening Edition te pm. KNEW Pat Michaels Show to 7 p.m.

KABL Limelight te 4 p.m. KPAT 1:30, Scoreboard KFAX A New Look at Health and Disease; The World Tomorrow; Dr. Robert S. Hoyt HEARING AIDS Specializing in Fittings for Ncrv Loss WE FEATURE EVERY SIZEfc MODEL ii til IV iiiii. tki ll till glUML Rheule Reitze Cttifitd Hnmt Aii Amditiati 1535 N.

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2-Uncle Waldo (Color) 6- Merv Griffin (Color): Ozae and Harriet, Louis Nye, -s Helen Gurley Brown, Renee Taylor, Marty Barray Marilyn Lovell 7- Movie (Color): "The Bellboy" (1963) Jerry Lewis 9 Art Studio 10 Mike Douglas (Color) 11 Across the Seven Seas (Color) 44 Marine Boy (Color) 5 P.M. 2 Leave It to Beaver 4-3 Flintstones (Color) 9-6 Misterogers' Neighborhood 11 Perry Mason 13 News (Color) 36-Cisco Kid (Color) 44 Three Stooges 5:30 P.M, 2 Dennis the Menace 3 Traventure Theater (Color) 4 Addams Family Friendly Giant 8- Munsters 9- What's New: "Concord" 36-Wells Fargo 44 Astroboy (Color) I PJVI. 2 Patty Duke 3 Huntley-Brinkley Report (Color) 4 News (Color) 54-10-News (Color) 6 Misterogers Neighborhood Friendly Giant; Time for John 11 Mike Douglas (Color) 13 Movie: "Jungle Stampede" (1950) 20 Gilligan's Island (Color) 36-You Asked for It 44 Little Rascals 1:30 P.M. 2- McHale's Navy 3- News (Color) 4- Huntley-Brinkley Report (Color) 5- S-CBS News (Color) 6-TV Kindergarten 7- Newi (Color) -Portrait 20-Combat (Color) 36 Porter Wagoner (Color) 44-Mr. Ed 7 P.M.

21 Love Lucy TUESDAY 1A.M. Rhyme and Reason; 6:30, Genius 30, University of Michigan (Color) J-Sunrise Semester; 6:30, On Stage (Color) 10 Big Picture; Sunrise Semester Ed Allen (Color) 7 4- 3-8-Today Show (Color) 5-News (Color) Sun Up (Color) Film Feature 13-Cartoonland (Color) Th thrt TV iMtwefit will covtr Hm Martin Luthtr King funeral at approximately 7 JO a.m. 8 KM. Religion Today 5-10 CapUm Kangaroo (Color) 33 Movie: "Woman of the Year" (1M1) Spencer -Tricy, Katharine Hepburn Hocus Pocta I A3L J-Popeye (CWr) 4- 3-8-Snap Judgment (Olor) 5- Hothne (Coior): Urry Golden 10-CancUd Cameri 13 DaLL-g Game 1:3 AJt. 1 Rxr.pet Room (Color) 4-3-aMJOcerrtritxxi (Calar) 10 Beverly Hinbiies 11- MJtoo the Mwjster 13 Train or Ciasecpencts (Cater) II A.M.

4- 3-8-Pervfali7 (Calw) 5- Secret Stxm (Car) 13 Aridj MijVrry 11 Jack LiIjl -e (Calor) 13 BibyGase 11:31 AJL J-Jack Uka (OJor) 4- 3-a-4fc2prood Squares (Ckr) 5- lJ-Dick Van Dyke 7 -11-13-Dick Carett (Cakr) 11 AJL 2 Lav ini Mr. (Caiar) J4-1-Lcti of LLe (Caior); News (Ckr) 11:31 AJL 3 Sur Perforcuoce 4 W-jt Gaess (Calar); Kes 5 Siti fcr TwOottcw Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE "PLAY BAtir 4- Wide Wonderful World (Color): "Ski the High Route" 5- Rifleman 6- What's New 6-Wyatt Earp 9 Antiques 10- CBS News (Color) 14 Do They Really Want Me 36-Movie: "Palm Beach Story" (1942) 44 Dobie Gillis 7:30 P.M. 2 Movie (Color): "Dingaka" (1965) Stanley Baker, Juliet Prowse 4- 3 Monkees (Color) 5-8-10-Gunsmoke (Color): Denver Pyle 6- Innovations 7- 11-13-Cowboy in Africa (Color) 9-Great Devil Is Coming" 14 Interaction 20 Of Lands and Seas (Color) 44 Honeymooners 8 P.M. 4-3-Laugh-In (Color): Pamela Austin, Flip Wilson, John Byner 6 Firing Line 9 Nothing Goes Over the Devil's Back 14 Matean Mosaic 44-Hazel (Color) 8:30 P.M. 5-8-10-Lucy Show (Color) 12 NOON 2 News (Color) 3 Today at Noon (Color) 44-Let's Make a Deal (Color) 5-10-News (Color) 7-13 Bewitched 9 TV Kindergarten 11 Lu Ryden 44 Cartoons (Color) 12:30 PJI.

2 Password (Color) 3 Merv Griffin (Color) 4 Days of Our Lives (Color) 5 8-10-As the World Turns (Color) Kaleidoscope 7-11 Treasure Isle (Color) 13 News (Color); Today In Agriculture (Color) 1 PJL 2 Movie: "Bwana Devil" (1953) Robert Stack, Barbara Britton 4 The Doctors (Color) 5- 8-10 Love Is a Many Splendored Thing (Color) 7 -11 -13-Dream House (Color) 44 Pat Boone (Coor) 1:31 PJI. 4-J-Another World (Color) 510-Art Lmkletter (Color) 7-11-13-Wedding Party (Color) 2 P.M. 4J-You Don't Say (Color) 510-To Tell the Truth (Calor) 7-1113-NewIywed Game (Calor) 2:31 PJL 4-3 Match Game -(Calor); News 54-10-Edge of Night (Color) 7-11-Baby Game (Color) 13 Divorce Court 44 Father Knows Best 3 JL 2-PDQ (Color) J-Mcme: "BreaL'ast in Ber (1X3) 4 Divorce Court (Color) 5 MAe Douglas (Calar) 6 Let's Lip Read 7 11-13-General Hospital (Calor) 8 10-5ecret Storm (Color) 3S Gyp7 Rase Lee (Color) 44-My Friend Hicka (Cakr) 3:31 PJL 2-Capt SateSite (Color) l-Marjei" With-Asiie" (1K7) Deaa Jaggs', Eivard 7- 11-IJ-Dark Sdos (War) 8 Trie: "Operatioo Coif IrH(li 1-Fat Bccee (Calor) WOk (CWar) 34 World of Wsraea 44 Ssa Francisco (Cokr) 4 M. 7-11-Dafcg Garse (Color) -TY Kaderprtea 13-Caj'aDe'Uf Cater) Caeao'i CasCt 4 P.M. KSFO Dan Sorkin to I p.m.

KN BR 4:30, David Brlnkley; Davt Nile Show to p.m. KCBS Mike Felix to p.m. KGO Newtbeat Evening Edition to 7 p.m. KFRC Jay Stevent Show to p.m. KNEW Pat Michaels Show to 7 pm.

KA.BI Limelight to p.m. KSAY Jerrv Leedj to p.m. KY A Johnny Holiday to i p.m. KDIA Bob White to 7 p.m. KPAT Sound ot Music, Gen Brodeur p.m.; 4:30.

Scoreboard. KFAX League ot Senior Citizens, The World ot Tomorrow; Dr. Root. S. Hoyt KWUN Contra Coste Carrousel KKHI Designs in Melody to p.m.

5 P.M. Loa Simmons Sports Show KCBS Newsday to 7:30 p.m. KFAX Lifeline; Voice of Americanism) KFAX Lifeline; Vole of Americanism; Through the Bible KSAY 5:15, Golden Gate Fields Feature Race; 5:45, Dally Double. P.M. KNBR News; 4:30, David Brlnkley KCBS News Sports with Don Klein.

KABL News; Candlelight and Gold to 9 p.m. KSAY Valley Church of the Air KFAX Songs You Love te Sing; The Rosary Hour KYA Tony Bigg to p.m. KPAT News; Al Edwards to 10 p.m. 4:30, California Weather. KKHI Dinner Concert KFRC Sebastian Stone Show to p.m.

7 P.M. KCBS 7:30, Fred Wilcox to 11:30 p.m. KNBR Joe Gillespie to midnight KNEW Talk to Scottyt Robin King Show to 10 p.m. KGO Jim Moore to :30 m. KDIA chuck Scruggs to 1e m.

8 P.M. KSFO-Bobby Dal to midnight KKHI Guest Artist P.M. KFRC Tom Mall Show to midnight KOO Ira Blue to 1 a.m. KABL Symphony Hell to 10 pm. KYA Tommy Saunders to midnight KKHI Concert at Nine II P.M.- KABI Gaslight to 1 a.m.

KNEW Ray Taliaferro Show to 1 am. KFAX Hellenic American Radio Hour 10:30, The World Tomorrow KKHI Echoes and Encores; Enchant- ng Hour AT-Welt KP Jamond Show to 4 am. 11 P.M. KCOS 11:30. Music till Dawn with Ken Ackerman to 5:30 a m.

KFAX News In Depth; Sports Review; Songs You Love to Sing KKHI Music of the Spheres 12 MIDNIGHT KSFO News; Gen Nelson KFRC Glen Adem Snow to 4 t.m. KNBR Jim Jones to 4 m. KNEW 1 jtu Ron Dunn Show 4 am, KARL I im, Owlet Hour to 4 m. KFAX Family of God; Hymnel; Hour of Blessing; News; In Depth KYA Russ Syracuse to 4 a m. KDIA I a.m., Willy Ray te a.m.

KPAT Sound of Music, Walt Jamond to 4 a li 30. World Weather TOMORROW Tuesday, April 9 6 A.M. KSFO News; Don Sherwood to a.m. KC1S News; McElhatton to 10 a m. KNBR Frank Dill to 10 a m.

KGO Newsbeet Morning Edition to KSAY 4 45, Al Gordon Show to 10 in KFAX Revtvel; Hymnel KYA Gene Neison to 10 am. New TV for S.F. Approved WASHINGTON (AP) Examiner Charles J. Frederick of the Federal Communica-tions Commission has recommended approval of an application of Bay Broadcasting Co. for a channel 38 television station in San Francisco.

The decision, announced Thursday, recommends denial of a competing application by Reporter Broadcasting Co. The decision becomes final in 50 days ttnless there Is an appeal or the commission initiates a review. Philharmonic Orchestra under Leonard 'Bernstein for two years, last month was named director of the Opera Association of Western Michigan for the coming fall-f-pring season. He currently is conductor of the Kalamazoo, Symphony Orchestra, a position be has held since 1X1, and win step down at the end of the current season From 19Q to 1965, be was conductor of the La a sing, Syrr.phorij Orchestra. SOLD ONLY tion, a way oirystalizing our feelings, and a sense of sharing in an important event.

Once we heard Dr. King was dead, there was nothing more to learn. But we stayed tuned, because what had happened was too important to turn off and forget. In another era, we might have gone down to the general store or the town meeting hall to talk over what had happened. Now we get our sense of community, what little we have, from television.

Later on came the special reports, put together by the networks with remarkable speed. There were statements by aides of Dr. King, civil rights leaders, government leaders. There were films of King speaking, recaps of his career. Still there wasn't much to say.

There was no way to make sense of a senseless happening. But the reiterations and the discussions and the expressions of feeling brought home the reality of what had happened and gave us a sense of involvement in it. Living as separately as we do these days, maybe we need to hear a familiar television voice to be sure how we feel about things. Be that as it may, Chet Huntley helped to sum it up: "This country and every person in it suffered a terrible loss tonight Dr. Martin Luther King is victim of the violence he preached against and eschewed.

This stirring and gifted voice of restraint is now silenced, and we will find it difficult to argue convincingly in behalf of moderation. That is tragedy of it. Restraint, gentleness, charity virtues we so desperately need have had a dark day." The next day the newspapers would bring the story in more detail, with interpretations and second, thoughts. In the meantime, the lonely crowd needed company, and television supplied it. The most memorable ten minutes on television last night enclosed Dick Van Dyke's superb "ages of man" routine, in which he suggests the stages in the life process by a series of public speeches as a little boy, as a fiery young radical, a budding executive, a hidebound conservative and finally the infancy of an old man.

Funny, and very poignant Van Dyke is the most pleasant man in the Western Hemisphere, and his special was easy to take. The second best item in the show was a marvelous film done by three Disney employes in their spare time a motorcycle drama with invisible motorcycles. It was bright of Van Dyke to use it; There are hundreds of wonderful short films, but somehow they seldom find their way to television. I liked Mel Belli'4 talk show in its premiere on Channel 20 last night. After the recent proliferation of witless gab shows full of trumped-up controversy and enforced hostility, it was a pleasure to see and bear an intelligent discussion by knowledgeable, unhysteri-cal people.

The topic was civil rights. The guests were perti-, nent: Dick Gregory, Negro psychiatrist Price Cobbs, Cecil Poole, S.F. Mayor Jot Alioto, Oakland Police Chief Gain, a criminologist, a reporter, and other alert mentalities. The format waseasy and interesting, some guests left early, others dropped in late. Belli was casual and unobstrusive, jogging the conversation only ben it needed joggiS- asked a few sensible questions, shut up and listened.

Next week's topic is Vietnam; I recommend tuning it in. As a gesture of respect and mourning for Martin Luther King, the Motion Picture Academy has cancelled tonight's session, of the Oscar awards, moved the program to Wednesday evening. At last word, Wayne Newton's special will still be seen at 9 tonight, though Newton wanted the holdover audience from the awards show. Dom De Lube, the romioHI head a replacement show for Jonathan inters starting May 1 The Wizard of Oz," the revered movie, runs again April 20 .1 Channel ,44 ill "carry the Warriors-Lakers ga.Tie Sunday; 8 p.m. aul Morrison Conductor in Tucson Takes Symphony Post fondny nlhls movie: Roman l)limski sRcpuIsIon p.ni.

Monday GRAND RAPIDS, Men. AP) Gregory Millar, resident conductor of the Tucson, Symphony Orchestra, has named conductor and music director of the Grand Rapids Symphony. Millar, 41, who lives in Tucson, will continue as condue- tor there. He will assume bis position with the Grand Rapids Symphony July 1. Millar, formerly assistant conductor of the New York DIRECT FACTORY PRICES ASKYOUI NIICHIOIS FINEST PAINTS tat.

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