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S-4--TV TUESDAY EVENING (DAYTIME PROGRAMS ON TV PAGE SEVEN) Channel 2--WGBH Channel 4--WB: WEDNESDAY EVENING (DAYTIME PROGRAMS ON TV PAGE SEVEN) Channel 5--WHDH Channel 2--WGBH CHANNEL 2 AUCTION WOO a.m. thru Midnight All Day 9 05-- Parlous Francais I jj.25 World of Change Parlous Francais 10 -00-- Survival in Sea 1 1 20 Bookworm 1-00 Parlons Francais I 1-15 survival in Sea 2-00-- Today's Designer 2-30-- Just Published 4-00-- English: Fact Fancy 5 Giant 5-30-- Whafs New 5. 00 --Folk Guitar 6- 30-- Louis Lyons' News and Comment 8 Robert Baram and New England Views 7-00-- Conversations 8-00-- Conversations witn Arnold Toynbee -The Boston Louis Lyons News and Comment Robert Baram and New England Views Channel 3-- WTIC 5-00-- Award Theatre 5 30-- The Jersey Derby 5 03-- Sports Georae Ehrlich 6 13 News Bruce Kern Weather 6:30 News with Walter Cronkite 7-00-- After Dinner Movie gijO-- Red Skelton Show el 3 News, sport, and Weather 11 Movie -Las Vegas Show Bill Dana 3 05-- News and Weather Moment ot Meditation Channel 5-- WHDH The 6 P.M. Report Sports. Weather Walter Cronkite 7.

Mister Roberts Red Skelton Show Ivanov 00-- 24th Hour News. Sports and Weather -30-- The Las Vegas Show Bill Dana A.M.-- Sea Hunt 2:00 Prayer and Sign-on Channel 6-- WRGB Movie Report 7JOO The 1 O'clock Report 7-30-- Girl from TT.N.C.L.E. 8-30-- Occasional Wife Tuesday Night at the Movies 1 1-00-- News Final Sports and Weather The Tonight Show 1:00 Sign-Off Channel 9-- WMUR Peter Jennings with the News New Hampshire Tonight Sports Atlantic Weatherman 7:00 Sea Hunt Combat 8 30 The Invaders 9-30-- Peyton Place 00-- The Fugitive 11-00 11 p.m. Report: Tsews. Sports and Weather 11-30-- The Joey Bishop Show A.M.

Headlines and Sign-off Channel 11-- WPIX 7 00 The Honeymooners 7:30 Patty Duke Show You Asked For It Tuesday Night Movie 11-00 News, weather Sports Tonight at the Movies 1 A.M.-- Sign-off 10-19-- WTEN Dick Van Dyke Holiday Race of the Week: The Jersey Derby TA-ilisht Zone 6:30 News Walter Cronkite 7:00 Local News Sports McNamara Weather Bob Gordon Daktari The Red Skelton Show 9-30 Ivanov PM. Report: News, Sports and Weather Movie Channel 13-- WAST News 6:20 Weather TV K's Wide World of Sports Pete Jennings with the News 7:00 Truth or Consequences 7:30 Combat The Invaders 9:30 Peyton Place 10:00 The Fugitive 11:00 Channel 13 News, and Sports The Joey Bishop Show 00-- A.M.-- Sign-off Griffin Show It To Beaver Sports, Weather Report Girl from TJ.N.C.L.E. Wife Night at the Movies News Spoits and weather Tonight Show Kildare g-oo--News. Sports, Weather 6-30--News Douglas Edwards World of Lowell Thomas" (Color) in Space Beverly Hillbillies Acres Pyle 10-00--The Danny Kaye Show Hour News, Weather and Sports 11-30--The Las Vegas Show Bill Dana Gunn and Sign-off Channel 2 Highlights Week of May 27-June 2 SATURDAY, May 27 REVIEW. Managing Our Water Resources.

Dr. Albert Hibbs reports on the California Water Project, an example of systems engineering applied to a state-wide problem. FRENCH CHEF. Sauteed chicken livers, and a hot or cold mousse, prepared by Julia Child. SUNDAY.

May 28 RIGHT TO SAY IT (color). "Western Relations with Eastern Europe." discussed by Raymond Lisle, director for Eastern Europe, U.S. State Department. OPEN MIND. "Nazism: Can It Happen?" discussed by Morris Abram, president, American Jewish Committee; Amos Elan, Israeli journalist; Henk Ohnesorge, New York bureau chief, Springer Foreign News Service; Christopher Emmett, executive vice president, American Council on Germany: and Erwin Bool, Consul for Press and Public Affairs, German Consulate.

New York City. i i MONDAY. May 29 2 p.m.-l a.m.--THE CHANNEL 2 AUCTION. Beginning a six-day extravaganza of frenetic- activity in which thousands of exciting, bizarre, gorgeous and just plain goofy items will be sold to the highest bidder. Auctioneers this afternoon include John Drummey.

vice president, Degarmo Boston Edward Hickev. vice president. New England Merchants National Bank: Edgar Grossman, vice president and treasurer, Massachusetts Envelope Co. CHANNEL 2 AUCTION CONTINUES, with guest auctioneers Mike Holovak, coach, Boston Patriots- Howard Johnson, president. M.I.T.: Harry Ellis Dickson of the Boston Pops and Boston Symphony Orchestras; State Sen.

John F. Parker CR- Taun'toh), Senate Minority Leader; Mrs. Ellen Jackson, president, Operation Exodus; Stacy Holmes, director of public relations. Filene's; Norman S. Rabb, president.

Stop Shop, and others. TUESDAY, May SO 10 a.m.-l a.m.--THE CHANNEL 2 AUCTION. There'll be bargains galore, everything from vacation trips to Lake Tahoe and San Juan to a five-foot teddy bear. Auctioneers during the morning include the Rev. Gilbert H.

Caldwell. minister. Union Methodist Church. Roxbury. CHANNEL 2 AUCTION continues as auctioneers sell such highly prized items as household appliances.

TV sets, boats (with and without motors), and much more. Auctioneers this afternoon include Anthony Athanas, owner of Anthony's Restaurants. CHANNEL 2 AUCTION continues. Auctioneers this evening include David Susskind, TV producer and host of "The David Susskind Judge Reuben Lurie, associate justice. Superior Court of Boston; Marjorie Sherman, society editor.

Boston Globe; Arthur Gartland. president, ABCD; Chester W. Williams, president. New England Conservatory of Music; Paul Parks, head of the Education Committee. Boston NAACP; and Sumner Gerstein, president.

Green Shoe Co. WEDNESDAY, May 31 2 p.m.-l a.m.--THE CHANNEL 2 AUCTION. The third day of frenetic activity begins as guest auctioneers sell to the highest bidders such valuable and goofy items as a Jeep station wagon, an Italian race horse, porcelain spirits jar from Queen Victoria's home on the Isle of Wight, and even a year's supply of pizza. Auctioneer's this afternoon include Richard Steele, publisher. Worcester Gazette; Bradford Washburn.

director, Museum of Science; Howard Whitmore commissioner. Metropolitan District Commission; John I. Taylor, president, Boston Globe; Richard Early, editor, New Bedford Standard Times; and Mrs. Benjamin Kaplan, known in literary circles as Felicia Lamport. CHANNEL 2 AUCTION continues, with guest auctioneers including Atty.

Gen. Elliot Richardson and his wife; Rose Walsh, society editor, Boston Record-American; Dr. Leonard Mead, acting president. Tufts University; Richard O'Connell, executive vice president, Boston Red Sox; Roger Sonnabend. president.

Hotel Corp. of America; and John Lowell, vice president. Boston Safe Deposit Trust Co. THURSDAY, June 1 2 p.m.-l a.m.--THE CHANNEL 2 AUCTION. There'll be thousands of exciting items for sale: jewelry of all kinds, including a diamond necklace, cooking utensils brought from France by Julia Childs and thousands more.

Auctioneers this afternoon include Henry B. Cabot, president Board of Trustees. Boston Symphony Orchestra; and Alfred Nash Patterson conductor. Chorus, Pro Musica; and Lester Hyman. chairman.

Democratic State Committee. CHANNEL 2 AUCTION CONTINUES. Auctioneers tonight include John Daly of "What's My Line?" Angela Becker of TV Guide; Mark Finley. assistant publisher. Boston Record-American; John Grossman, vice president, Grossman's; and Lendell A.

Layman, president. Advertising Club of Boston. FRIDAY, 2 1 p.m.-l a.m.--THE CHANNEL 2 AUCTION. Bargains of every description from Chinese utensils selected by Joyce Chen, to a vacation trip to San Juan will be sold to the highest bidder by guest auctioneers. Among the auctioneers scheduled this afternoon: Dr.

John Knowles, general director, Massachusetts General Hospital. CHANNEL 2 AUCTION continues, as guest autcioneers sell a fully-found "Nutshell" vacation house for five, a Volkswagen, color TV sets, an Italian race horse, and many more. CHANNEL 2 AUCTION 2-00 p.m. thru 1:00 a.m. AH Day Reporter in News and Sea Nature Investigate in News and Sea Francais II.

2-00 The French Chef with Julia Child Next Step Fact Fancy 5-15--Friendly Giant New? 6 M--The Thirteenth Hole 6-30--Louis Lyons Comments Designer 8-00--The Freshman Year in Perspective Creative Person Channel 3--WTIC with Walter Cronkit? Rangers in Space Hillbillies 9-00--Green Acres Pyle 10-00--The Danny Kaye Show 11-00--Channel 3 News, Sports and Weather Las Vegas Show 2-55--News and Weather of Meditation Channel 4--WBZ Griffin 6-00--Leave It To Beaver Weather, Sports 7-00--Huntley-Brinkley Report Virginian 9-00--Bob Hope Presents Spy News, Weather. Sports Tonight Show 2-30--News World Report Channel 6--WRGB 6-25--Weather Report 7 O'clock Report Color 7-30--The Virginian Hope Presents Racing From Saratoga Final: Sports and Weather 11-30--The Tonight Show Channel 9--WMUR 6-00--Peter Jennings with the News Hampshire Tonight Weatherman Hunt Monroes Night at the Movies P.M. Report: News, Sports and Weather 11-30--The Joey Blsnop Show and Sign-off Chan. 10-19--WTEN Van Dyke to- Adventure Walter Cronkite in Space Hillbillies Acres Pyle Zone Specials News, Sports and Weather Channel 13--WAST 13's Wide World of Sports Jennings with the News or Consequences Wackiest Ship in the Army Night at the Movies 13 News. Weather and Sports Joey Bishop Show Channel 11-- WPIX Joe and the Three Stooges Thaxlon Show Eye Duke Show Honeymooncrs Defenders Mason Sports Weather Wilson Being Wooed Negro comic Flip Wilson is being wooed by a soft drink company to be its TV commercial spokesman.

THE CABLE TV VIEW by Carmen DiLego, Manager Berkshire Telecable Summor. wifh lunshinn. warm weather and students on tit, loose, may bring complox und difficult problems for television newsmen this year. Those will be caused by increased number: of demonstrations by the "Peaceniks" and civil right groups. As television novvsmen (enow.

a 4.1.« At the samo lima, a newsman fs obligated to report matters o-f significance. And. proper television reporting obviously requires a camara and certain ofhar paraphernalia. when demonstrators gather. reievmon reporting ooviousiy requires a camara and certain otnar paraphernalia.

"easy way out" for television would be to stay at home when demonstrators gath This solution could be rationalized At one means of depriving demonstrators of the exposi they seek. On the other hand, such boycotts by news media might arouse demonstrators more violent agitation of a meant of attracting attention. to a en. ins orner nana. jucn Doycotts by news more violent agitation of a meant of aftfacting attention.

The dilemma will ca for wise editorial Judgments. Thera no U1UO Ilnes saying what should bo done and what shouldn't be done. Trained journalists will have to their knowledge and experience in. deciding wJiaf fo do. established set of guide- a on their knowledge and experience in deciding what to do.

These judgment; will have to concern not only what events should be covered, but how cameramen And reporters should conduct themselves. Wilt the arrival of TV equipment on rha scene turn a march into a riot? Is it best to cover a situation with an inconspicuous hand-held film camera without a great deal of bulky sound equipment? Can adequate a be effected In this manner? TOPS IN VALUE TOP VALUE STAMPS Have a way of making people HAPPY! DO YOUR SHOPPING WHERE YOU SEE THE "TOPPfE" SfGM North Adorns North Adams ADAMS SUPER MARKET Artery Arcade HAYDEN OIL SUPPLY 4(3 Ashland St. MOHAWK MOTORS. INC. 1 Main St.

UNION SERVICENTER 128 Union SI. BONA'S GARAGt Hall's Ground, Clarksburg Adams ADAMS SUPER MARKETS Park ft Summer HOOSAC VALLEY COAL GRAIN 1 Cook St. CARL GOLDBERG 1M Summer Si. Top Value Redemption Center Artery Arcade, North Adams STORE HOURS: Closed Monday Sat. EDDIE'S SUPER MARKET 124 Colo Avo.

WHIiamstown BOB'S COLONIAL SUNOCO Colonial Shopping Center Remember--Top Value Stamps Are Tops in Value SHOP LOPARDO'S WHERE YOU NEVER HAVE A PARKINS PROBLEM. JUST DRIVE IN MAKE YOUR PURCHASE AND DRIVE OUT. AS SIMPLE AS THAT! Fast Courteous Service And We Deliver Dial 6 I 663 5410 Pick of the Programs S-5--TV SATURDAY 11.30-12.30 (ABC, CBS, NBC) The John F. Kennedy, the nation's newest aircraft carrier, will be launched from Newport News, by the late President's daughter, Caroline. Mrs.

John F. Kennedy will be matron of honor and President Lyndon B. Johnson will speak. 4.15 to conclusion League Baseball presents the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants from Candlestick Park, San Francisco. fABC) ABC's Wide WorSd ot Sports presents the Rugby League Cup Finals between Barrow and the Featherstone Rovers from Wembley Stadium in London.

The second feature of program is the llth an- naui "400" Stock Car Championship from Darlington, S.C. (ABC) ABC Scope: The Vi tnam War concentrates on "Canada: The Sanctuary," fo- cusii.g on the growing number of educated American youths who are migrating north of the border to find a haven from military service in the American Armod Forces The program will also point out what the Canadian government's feelings are on this subject as well as the opinions of Canadian citizens. 7.30-8 (NBC) Flipper is a heroic as an underwater Hercu- les. His mission is to deliver sorr.e patching tape so Ranger Rids can repair his sinking sea- pleavi. Repeat 7.30-8.30 (CBS) The Jackie Glctwon Show presents a new tonight with an all out- show in a country fair at- from the Gulf stream Jta.cs Track in Hallandale, Fla.

The program is combined music thrills with jazzman Bobby Hackett and Charlie Ventura featured and the Sammy Spear orchestra augmented to 65 musicians. (NBO There is more noise (you might call it music) than usual on Don't Eat the Daisies. Visitors are the Righteous Brothers, the teen-age favorites, who take refuse in the Nash house to escape i screaming fans Repeat 8.30-9 (NBC) Get Smart has some fun with the Humphrey Bogart movie classic "Casablanca." While Don Adams is resting up in the north woods, Barbara Felton slinks around the Casbah as a cross between Marilyn Monroe and Lauren Bacall. Repeat CCBS) Mission: Impossible is more routine, yet wildly suspenseful. No big Red plots this time.

Secret agent Briggs and squad are concerned with a crime-syndicate chief (played with considerable verve by Simon Oakland) who is staging a meeting of his "war lords" so they can divide up the year's profits, all nicely tax-free. He- peat (NBC. "Come September" on Saturday Night at the Movies is trivia but it's romantic trivia, gaily wrapped with the likes of Rock Hudson, Gina Lollobrigida, Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin. Repeat 9.30-10 (CBS) Pistol and Pet- ticOats is as inane as ever but you may enjoy veteran actor Charles Ruggles as he comes to claim Ruth McDevitt, our formidable Grandma Hanks. Repeat 9.30-10.30 (ABC) Picadilly Palace is another night slapstick comedy and sophomoric singing with the art of pie-throwing, egg-slapping being demonstrated by host-comedians Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise.

The teen-agers will be delighted with the popular English singers Tom Jones Old Black and The Hollies Stop, 10-11 (CBS) GunSmoke again uses one of its favorite plots: the good guy who is accused of bad deeds and admits to an implication but not the crime. Repeat. These are network listings which are subject; to change because of local station programming. a listings should be checked to confirm whether network shows arc being carried. SUNDAY, MAY 28 12.30-1 (CBS) Two-critics of the President's policies in Vietnam, Senators John Sherman Cooper, and George S.

McGovern, appear on Face the Nation, in a program taped shortly before air time. (NBC) Deputy Secretary of Defense Cyrus R. Vance will Meet the Press in a live interview from Washington. 1.30-2 (ABC) The head of a new Cabinet post, Alan S. Boyd, Secretary of the Department of Transportation, appears on Issues and Answers discussing problems that plague every one of us who ever leaves the house.

1.30-2.30 (CBS) The finals of the men's and women's BPAA All-Star Bowling Tournament are covered by Pat Sumerali from St. Louis, Mo. S.30-4.30 (CBS) Jack Whitaker and Danny Blanchflower are north of th border in Toronto for a National Professional Soccer League Game between the hometown Falcons and the Philadelphia Spartans. (CBS) The 21st Century begins repeats with Walter Cronkit investigating "The Communications Explosion." Cronkite is especially impressed with the futuristic gadgets: three-dimensional TV sets, with personalized selection for the viewer; computers that can talk and.can (in some cases) take the place of doctors and the use of laser beams. 6.30-7.30 (NBC) A second edition of Meet the Press has interviewers in Washington and interviewees, attending the Pacem in Terris II Convocation, in Geneva.

Among the latter: Sen. J. W. Fulbright, Lord Chalfont, Britain's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs; Marion Dobrosielski, counselor to the Foreign Ministers of Poland; Olof Palme, Sweden's Minister of Communications; and Robert M. Hutchins, chairman of the convocation.

7-8 (ABC) Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea has a good episode in "The Day the World Ended." Fans of science-fiction and this series will be able to figure out the gimmick without too much trouble, but watching the show is still fun. IP 7.30-8.30 (NBC) "The Boy Who Flew with Condors" on Wall Disney's Wonderful World of Color should delight the adventuresome young. It's especially appealing for bird watchers and for teen-agers who would like to glide through the skies 8-9 (ABC) The FBI has a frightening primer on how the Cosa Nostra works, including an initiation into the society. 8-9 (CBS) The Ed Sullivan Show is back in New York after a trip to Expo '67, and Ed welcomes: Robert Goulet. Jane Morgan, Tessie O'Shea, the Italian Mouse, the Temptations, and the Pickle Brothers, who used to be known as the Uncalled For Three and who presumably changed their name because they were.

4: 9-10 (NBC) Bonanza benefits from the presence of Charlie Ruggles as the scion of another of those "once proud Southern families," now impoverished and, horror of horrors, reduced to swindling old friends like the Cartwrights. 9-10 (CBS) The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour continues its merry way with Jim Backus, Margaret O'Brien and The Association. The latter mod group does "Windy." THURSDAY EVENING (DAYTIME PROGRAMS OH TV PAGE SEVEN) Channel 2--WGBH Channel 3--WTIC CHANNEL 2 AUCTION 2:00 p.m. thru 1:00 ajn. All Day Politics Francais I Francais Politics the Arts and World Francais I the Arts In Rome Giant New? Observing Eye Louis Lyons Baram Views Science Published 8-00--Antiques Chen Cooks Rehearsal Press this Week on a Literary Theme 10.00--Louis Lyons' News and Comment Baram and New England Views Teaches Channel 4--WBZ Griffin It To Beaver Weather, Sports Report Boone Trek Martin Show News, Sporta and Weather Tonight ShCrw News Channel 9--WMUR Jennings with the News Hampshire Tonight Weatherman Hunt Troop Girl on a Rooftop Focus p.M.

Report: Sports and Weather Joey Bishop Show and Sign-off Channel 11--WPIX Joe and the Three Stooges Hound Rascals Honeymooners Mason Las Vegas Show Weather Sports at the Movies up on Sports Bob Steele Bruce Kern Walter OronkiU Three Sons 3 News. Weather and Sports Night Starlight Las Vegas Show Bill Dana and Weather of Meditation Channel 5--WHDH Kildare Sports, Weather Walter CronlciU Hour News, and Weather Las Vegas Show Bill Dana Hunt and Sign-off Channel 6--WRGB Pat Denne Report 7 O'clock Report Color Boone Trek Dean Martin Final Sporta and weather Chan. 10-19--WTEN Van Dyke to Adventure Three News, Sports and Weather Channel 13--WAST 13's Wide World of Sports Jennings with the News Troop Girl on a Rooftop Focus 13 News, and weather Joey Bishop Show On Channel 4 New Educational TV Series Will Offer Look to Future A look into man's future by placing current technological achievements in a better cultural perspective will be explored by some of the world's most eminent archaeologists and anthropologists in a new Group (Westinghouse a a ing Company) educational television series entitled "How It Happened (the story of archaeology)." The series of 40 half-hour programs will be televised on WBZ- TV (Channel 4) Saturdays, 1.00 to 1.30 p.m., beginning June 10. Group will syndicate the series nationally and also make It available for classroom use. The videotaped.

series is produced by Group in cooperation with the University of Pennsylvania, and originates from the University Museum in Philadelphia. "How It Happened (the story of archaeology)" covers the vast scope of archaeology including man's dimly understood beginnings in the Ice Age; the ancient cultures of the Middle East, Greece, Rome, China, India and Africa; the majestic but barbaric civilizations of Mexico and Central and South America; and the modern primitives who today still live in the Stone Age. Announcement of the new series was made by Larry H. Israel, i Westinghouse Broadcasting Station Group. Dr.

Froelich Rainey, director of the University Museum in Philadelphia, is host on the programs to more than two dozen leading archaeologists and anthropologists. On the June 10 premiere telecast, "What Is Archaeology?" Part Dr. Loren Eiseley, profes- sor of anthropology and the history of science, and curator of the Early Man Section of the University Museum, traces the growth of archaeology from its beginnings in Europe during the Renaissance, with emphasis on Britain and its Homan remnant to the Rosetta Stone, to the Old Testament Country, the latter generated by interest in establishing the Bible's authenticity. Other series' guests include Dr. Samuel Kramer.

Clark Research Professor of Assyriology; Dr. Carleton Coon, curator of general anthropology. University of Pennsylvania; Dr. Machteld Met- link, professor of archaeology and director of research in Anatolia for Brvn Mawr College; and Dr. Alfred Kidder anthropologist, expert on American Indians and assistant director of the University Museum.

The programs utilize motion picture film, slides and photographs as well as many ancient objects unearthed by the archaeologists at their excavation sites. Aimed specifically at adults, "How It Happened (the story of archaeology)" is geared to provide commercial television viewers residing in some of the country's major markets with educational fare which otherwise might be available only in academic classrooms. The archaeology series represents part of a continuing endeavor by Group to cooperate with the nation's leading educational institutions by devoting the broadcaster's resources, facilities and creative manpower to television productions presenting different facets of education, ranging from in-schooi instruction to on-thc-job training..