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Uit minuta changti by tha nation art not tha rasponiibility ot Tha Sun Talagram. IC) Indicates that program ll fn olor. A. M. 8:00 (218) '-Lamp Unto My Feet" tells about the election of a new presiding bishop at the 61st General Convention of the EDisconal Church in St Tnic Wishing on Star at 9 Brings Stardom at 15 8:30 (2 8) "Power, Persons and the Gospel" is the second of long neglected tourist shopping two programs studying the thoughts of a representa-iin Haifa without leaving the set tive community Princeton, N.J.

on controversial of "Judith," shooting on natur- issues' 'al locations. 10:00 (11) Paul Winchell takes over as host today on "Wonder-j Ttle Technion tech-ama" to salute the YMCA. (2 hours. a in 'Other than that my life real from Milwaukee 11:00 (2) Rams vs. Packers, 11:30 (7) Margaret Hamilton, joins Frank Buxton as the Wicked Witch of the West, and Virsinia Gibson fnr a lnnk at black magic on "Discovery '64." P.

M. 12:30 (4) The Fisherman's Fiesta. Chargers vs. Oilers, from Houston. 13 Newi 2 News 4:30 2 Insight 7 Press Conference 13 Cavalcade of Books 4:45 4 A Tribute to Herbert Hoover 5:00 2-8 Medicare 4 Wild Kingdom (C) 7 Laramie (C) 9 Surfs Up (C) vikings vs.

49ers, from Minnesota 2:00 2) CBS newsmen hold a chairman of the DemorrahV Onh-al CnmmHtpe ert Pierpoint, University of Redlands alumnus, is! By RONA BARRETT HOLLYWOOD Once upon a time there was a little girl who wanted to be an actress. All little girls want to be actresses. But this one had that special perseverence and sawy to make the wish come true. Her name is Debbie Watson. She was 9 years old when she made her wish upon a star.

It took her to the Long Beach Community Theater, Tustin Community Theater, Melodyland Theater and finally to Universal aiuuius. Her father sold mobile homes in La Mirada. Her mother was 'an ordinary housewife with a special knack of playing bridge, She had an older brother and a a among the CBS newsmen. 4:00 (4) "Sunday" features Aline Saarinen exploring the Houston Museum's exhibit of "Monsters in Art." (7) "Issues and Answers" has William H. Lawrence Interviewing the presidential candidates of three minority parties: Prohibition, Socialist Labor and Socialist Workers.

4:30 (13) "Letters of Robert Frost" are discussed by Richard Armour on "Calvacade of Books." 4:45 (4) A tribute to Herbert Hoover. 5:00 (2 8) Members of the Senior Citizens Council talk about "Medicare." 11 Movie "The Living Ghost" j0gn! (1942), James Dunn, Woodbury. 13 Bitter End 5:30 2-8 Amateur Hour 4 College Bowl (C) 5 Invisible Man i 9 Movie "Charlie Chan at the poodle named Jacques and Circus" (1936), Warner white cat named Muffy. ly hasn't changed that much as everyone expects it to. I'm just, a little bit busier than I was before, but it's so much fun I can't stand it.

"Someday I'd like to be a great actress and make mov-i ies. But I want to make a spe-l cial kind of movies, the kind that will give someone a feel-; ing of remembrance. I think it's so important to do things that! are meaningful. "I get so mad at some of; my friends. I just can't understand why they can't see things for what they really are.

I have one friend who is 16 and she married a boy who is 17. They were in love and just couldn't live without each other. So their parents gave them permission. Well, maybe they are in love, but I truthfully doubt anyone at that age really knows what love is all about. "Marriage depends on a person's maturity.

There's no special age for it. And love is something so varied you really can't put it in a category. "To me love is something that gr0WS betWee" tW0 Pe0Ple When tn know each nthor hPt- something it really isn't." Debbie's smile had vanished. "Sometimes I get real riled up. I have a terrible temper.

But 5:30 (4) "Collgee Bowl," in color, Emerson College of Boston set-stores, the luckiest mer-Is the challenger. I chants had little left to lug back 6:00 (4) "Meet the Press" guests are Govs. George C. tneir permanent establish- Ala. ana Fhilm La DEBBIE WATSON wish came true Sometimes it gets a little rough, but we don't mind it.

"We're a very close-knit fam- y- Wmdnt think olol, nmo atvl 6:30 (4) A review of outstanding performances at the Olympic Today Debbie Watson's iife for all my friends and my fam-hasn't changed, except that shei11 has become a star of her own1 Yo" kno 1 show, "Karen," which is part of tance th-NBC4 new trilogy, "90 Bristol almos th Court." And on Jan. 17 she'll eveJ7 6al iRiand our house in La Mirada. uames lOKyo. 8:00 (2 8) Ed Sullivan's headliners are Laurence Harvey, Kim Sisters, Rolling Stones, Jack Jones and Charlie Drake. (11) UCLA vs.

Illinois, taped yesterday at Champaign. 10:00 (4) "Rogues" stars tonight are Charles Boyer, Gig Young and David Niven in "Death of a Fleming." (13) Bill Johns moderates lot propositions. avimnjin- unu iaKe care oi me, even iuu icam iu aci mcu I'm sure he'd love to have my bad qualities along with their mother at home more during good ones. Love isn't a dream, the day. That's the trouble with most I teen-age marriages.

Most kids "I'm so pale looking. I think its cracked up to TnZr i She entered the Universal commissary like a bouncing rubber ball, her honey-blonde hair IT'lZ hZIZ ZrVa tn with the long bangs bouncing to with the long bangs bouni her rhythmic movements usually smiling and her white teeth could be an ad for any toothpaste. Munching on the hugest salad the chef has to offer, fol lowed by an equally huge dish sherbet, Debbie is reminded snow she has never seen, except from a distance. Her 'chatter is charmingly continu ous, almost exnausting. 10:15 (9) Will Rogers is the celebrity discussed on "Headline History." 10:30 (2 8) Tony Randall joins "What's My Line?" (5) The "Open End" topic is "Who's Killing the American Night Club?" 11:00 (11) Lynda and Luci, daughters of President Johnson, are interviewed by Mark Evans.

11:30 (11) For 90 minutes "Under Discussion" panelist debate "The Warren Commission Report." 11 All-Night Movies 6:45 11 Christopher Program 7:00 4 Journey of a Lifetime 11 White Hunter 8 Light Time 13 Christopher Program 7:30 4 Faith of hrael 8 Christopher Program 11 Highway Patrol 13 Gospel Time 7:45 2 Give Us This Day 8 Adventures in Farming 9 Junior All Stars 7:50 2 News (C) 2-8 Lamp Unto My Feet i '-Ph-intrim T.arlv (1944). Franchot Tone, Ella Raines, Thomas Gomez 5 In God We Trust 7 Story Time 11 Great Churches 13 Gospel Hour 8:30 2-8 Look Up and Live tr- 1.1 lieraju ui nuui 7 Movie-(1947), Heaven Onlv Knows" Robert Cummings, Brian Donlevy. 9 King and Odie 9:00 2-8 Camera Three 5 Adventist Hour 9 En France 11 Gale Storm 13 Variedades 2 Light of Faith 1 Christopher Program 8 Campaign '61 9 Foreign Legionnaire 11 Superman 2 Learning '64 1 This Is the Life Popeye 8 Let There Be Light 9 Movie "The Sharkfighters (1956). Victor Mature. 11 Wonderama 13 Panorama Latino 2 Pro Football Review 4 Catholic Hour 7 Porky Pig 8 Your Doctor Answers 13 Faith for Today (C) 2 NFL Today 1 1 :00 2 Rams vs.

Packers 4 Movie "Wicked as Come" (1957), Arlene 3 Home Buyers' Guide 7 Bullwinkle 8 Canadian Pro Football 13 Church in the Home 1 1 liiev Dahl. 'CI 9 Movie "King Creole" (re peat.) 5 Boots and Saddles 7 770 on TV 11 Riverboat 13 Oral Roberts 4 Fishermen's Fiesta 5 M0Vie "The Crystal Ball 1 I Highlights thank goodness it never lasts long. "My mother's always afteri777 ma in Inanrt nn mtr rnthnrr to a Damascus bazaar, witn Arab handicrafts, rugs and antiques displayed along a cafe-lined street. The bazaars and shops, created just for the film, were prop-master Peter Spencer's finest stroke. They were furnished by local merchants, manned by them, and a1' Djects were on sale.

There was only one problem: The trays, fugs and copper bowls that Sophia bought could not be delivered until shooting ended. Others, including director Daniel Mann and star Peter Finch, bargained between shots for antiques and rugs. When time came to pull down their menis. Cornel Wilde Starring in 'Naked Prey' Two of Africa's leading pro- ifessional hunters and animal men will act as support gunners for Cornel Wilde during the filming of wild animal scenes in the big game country of Northern Transvaal and Southern Rhodesia for "The Naked Prey," now in production in Technicolor and Panavision under Wilde's Theodora banner. The duo are Dawie van Heer-den of Pretoria and Harry Lee-Wingfield of Nairobi.

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3 bal iiiriiiiiiiiiiiiii lands School of Music facul- ty members.) 90.7 Verdi's early (1842) opera, "Nabuc- CO." (92.3) New York Philharmonic Orchestra concert. (92.3) Bartok's "Dance Suite," Ferenc Feren- scik, London Philharmonic. (90.7) Vienna Philharmonic and Willi Bosk- ovsky salute the 139th birth day of Johann Strauss II. from Nicolai's "Merry Wives of Windsor," German cast. A.

Aft Tnnrr va mi ivrriv (wj.j ine rarK Lane Ensemble performs Stravinsky's "Eight Miniatures" and Poulenc's "The Story of Babar the Elephant." (90.7) Mozart's Sonata for Violin and Piano in Flat. TAPE RECORDERS AC and Battery Operated DAIir UP MO TO 44 IC Antrim and Antenna Materials Oeiytnlnf for tbs DO-IT-TorRSFXF Home Technician WHOLESALE MART 1068 Jf. Waterman Open 'til 8 Snndar 10 'til Redlandi Store Xedlandt Blvd. at Trvaa Rr. Bar-Mow 876 E.

Wllllanti Open 10 A.M.-8 P.M. Sunday 10 A.M.-S P.M. mm never tninK oi it as woric. 10 Karen is my best actress. And oh, yes, there's an-jlose my temper whenever she (We're really so much alike.

otnPr too. I wish I could have reminds me I'm wrong. finished school with the rest "Do you know what really "The first time I saw myself of the kids. Freshman year was- kills me? I just love wearing on the screen, I just couldn'tnot so hot. And neither was my feminine type clothes to bed.

believe it was I. I just couldn't sophomore year. But I just know But it's real frustrating. I buy divorce myself from me; Kar-jmy junior and senior year woud all these latest fashions and was so real. And the studio have been great because that's; when I put them on I say to iwas so nice.

They sent a copy when you can go to all the myself 'Why am I dolling my-j 0f my pilot to our house along 'dances and I could have started self up? After all, nobody's go-; with a projector and a screen driving. ling to see me'." (90.7) Rameau'sl "Pieces in and Hinde-mith's String Quartet No. 1. (98.7) Howard Hanson's Symphony No. 1 in Minor, the composer conducting the Eastman-Rochester Symphony.

(98.7) "Light Opera Theater" presents Mes-sager's "Veronique," Dervaux Orchestra and Chorus. (107.6)-Basso Je- rome Hines, who returns (92.3) Highlights siana sue saw iuu oi envy as some executive wua an uuvi-ous Palm Springs suntan strolled by. "I just love the sun. But a suntan and the camera just don't jive. And it kills me that I couldn't SDend the sum- xnnllir mioo cinrA hwima on RELIGIOUS PROGRAMS KCKC Gospel Hour KHJ-Hebrew Faith KMEN News In Revelation 6:30 KFI Faith in Action KNX This I Believe KVT Tat nn.i Rnrtm Hn nil 7:30 KHJ-Inter-Faith Dialogue KMPC Bible Class KNX Church of the Air KRNO Great Gospel Songs 7:45 KFI Christian Science KRNO Vistas of Israel 8:00 KRNO Radio Bible Class Billy Graham 8:30 KCKC-Old-Fashioned Revival Hour KRNO Laymen's Hour KNX-Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir 9:00 KCKC-Oral Roberts KRNO News in Revelation 9:30 KABC Radio Bible Class 10:00 KCKC Prince of Peace Chapel Hour KRNO Hebrew Christian Witness KGER News in Revelation 11:00 KCKC Nazarene Hour KRNO Bethany Reformed Church 11:30 KABC Message of Israel KFMW-FM (99 91 Lutheran Hour 12.30 KABC Billy Graham KAVR (960i Lutheran Hour 1:30 sumjiiex 10 jvcuicuiua jjuwi, sings Salvation Army P.M.

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11 Trojan Huddle 8:00 2.8 Ed Sullivan 5 Law and Mr. Jones 11 UCLA vs. Illinois (taped) 1 yesterday). 13 Film Feature (C) 8:30 4 Bill Dana 5 Movie "Somewhere in the Night" (1946), John Hodiak. 7 Broadside 8:55 1 2-8 Political Talk-GOP ,9:00 My Living Doll Rnnanza lC, 7 Movie (CI Geronimo" (19- 62), Chuck Connors.

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4 Tbe Saiut 1 1 :30 5 Town Hall 9 Movie "The Magnificent Ambersons" (1942) 11 Under Discussion 12:00 8 Sacred Heart 12:30 5 A Quest for Certainty 1:15 2 Movie "The Country vond" (1936). 1:20 9 Viewpoint: Washington Be Repeat for Casey HOLLYWOOD (L'PIl New York actress Casey Townsend. Who appeared "How lo Mur- der Your Wife for director Rirha-d Ouine. works with Quine again in "Synanon," playing a drug addict. 1 of I I i I i 1 i i U943).

Paulette Goddard, Kay.1n.9c lrnnur cVio'o riaht Mut nlwava Edith Head Honored by Publication Edith Head, noted film costume designer, has received a Special Laurel Award from Mo- Picture Exhibitor for her overall contribution to pictures. Miss Head, who holds seven Academy Awards and countless other honors, was the only costume designer winner in the trade publication's 1964 accolades for motion picture achievement. Her plaque reads: "A special award to Edith Head, who dresses up the movies and generates news in the world of fashion with the crea tions (hat are seen in each of her films." She recently created Carroll Baker's much discussed pink wardrobe for Martin Poll's1 "Sylvia," directed by Gordon Douglas and co-starring George Maharis. CBS Backing Bernstein Musical NEW YORK (AP) For the third time, the Columbia Broadcasting System is acting as sole bankroller for a Broadway musical. The latest venture Is a song-stage version of Thornton Wild-er's "The Skin of Our Teeth." which is being composed by Leonard Bernstein and written by Adolph Green and Betty Com-den.

The $400,000 show is on the 1965-'66 schedule. The previous CBS exclusively financed shows were "My Fair Ladv" and "Camelot." The ductions. Three Sets of Relatives in Show NEW YORK (AP) A production of "Oliver!" going on bus-truck tour includes plenty of relations. Four of the children In the musical are Tina, Mark, Christopher and Michael Mont. Also on hand are Michael, Dean and Gavin Paulin.

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