The Gazette from Cedar Rapids, Iowa • 74

"Nothing Like a Dame" "There is Nothing Like a Dame" sing out these sailors in a number from the all-star "Salute to a Cockeyed Optimist: Oscar Hammerstein which will air on CBS Monday night. The men are, from the left, Yaphet Kotto, Ryan O'Neal, Ray Walston, Larry Hagman, Robert Stack and Desi Arnaz, jr. HBtawll Hy Wk gjBBBB Bk mHBI church; Mrs. Alfred A. Rogers, a member of Temple Judah and the human rights commission, and Frank L.

Sieh, a representative of the Catholic faith and executive director of Cedar Rapids Family Service. 7 on KCRG. Melba Moore-Clifton Davis Singer Nancy Wilson visits. 7 on CBS. "A Public Affair: Election 72" Sander Vanocur and Robert MacNeil present another of their weekly reports on the political campaign.

7 on KHN. "The Corner Bar" The Corner Bar regulars, headed by Gabriel Dell, are quarantined with a nagging woman. 7:30 on ABC. "Mystery Movie" The McMillans (Rock Hudson and Susan Saint James) search for a jewel thief. Repeat.

7.30 on NBC. "Marty Feldman Comedy Machine" Actress Barbara Fel-don is guest. 8 on ABC. "Medical Center" Craig Stevens plays a doctor who awakens after a long coma. Barbara Rush plays his wife.

Repeat 8 on CBS. "Comedy Hoar" Raymond Burr of "Ironside" is guest host for a mimic-and-comedy session. Repeat. 8. 30 on ABC.

"Mannlx" A police officer kills a man he has a grudge against and can't convince his superiors it wasn't planned. Repeat. 9 on CBS. "Rod SerUng's Night Gallery" Cornel Wilde, Geral-dine Page, Jack Albertson and Bobby Darin are in a trio of frightening tales. Repeat.

9 on NBC. "Conventions "72" A half-hour special presents a filmed portrait of three very different Democratic convention delegates. Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner are in the foot-age. 9:30 on ABC.

The family visits an Indian reservation. Repeat. 7:30 on ABC. "NBC Friday Night at the Movies" Patrick O'Neal and Ira Furstenberg are in a spy spoof Repeat. 7:30 on NBC.

"Film Odyssey" The international film series concludes with "Los Olvidados" from Mexico, a story of Mexico City slums. 7:30 on KIIN. "Room 222" A new student (Candace Clark) is suspected of being a witch. Repeat. 8 on ABC.

"The New CBS Friday Night Movies" The program offers three half-hour comedies "The Living End" with Lou Gos-sett and Diana Sands, "Oh Nurse!" with Pat Carroll and "The Singles" with Michele Lee and Ruth Buzzi. Repeat. 8 on CBS. "The Odd Couple" Felix (Tony Randall) agrees to coach his son's football team. Repeat.

8:30 on ABC. "Love, Style" Pat Paulsen, Louis Nye, Jo Anne Worlev, Robert Q. Lewis, Soupy Sales and Stefanie Powers are in five comedies. Repeat. 9 on ABC.

"The Governor and J. A college pal of the governor visits him and causes havoc. Dan Dailey is the governor. Michael Ansara is the friend. Repeat.

9:30 on CBS. Saturday "What's a Convention Ail About?" The first of two young people's guides to the political conventions is on schedule. Walter Cronkite is in charge. This one looks at the Democratic convention, and the other will come before the Republican convention in August. 11:30 a.m.

on CBS. Wimbledon Open Tennis Championship The title matches in the tennis tournament in England are on NBC from 11:30 a.m. to 1 and 4 to 5. Michele Lee guest-stars in a story of a girl who wants to get her hot little hands on a hot little rock. Repeat 7 on ABC.

"Adventure theater" Suzanne Pleshette, Theodore Bikel Andrew Duggan and Joseph Campanella star in "Corridor It is about federal agents' attempts to crack a narcotics ring. Repeat 7 dnNBCr. "Longstreet" Longstreet (James Franciscus) helps a pro football player who has become involved with a shady gambler. Repeat. 8 on ABC.

"Thursday Night Movies" Cindy Carol and James Darren are in "Gidget Goes to Rome" at 8 on WMT. Albert Finney is in a repeat of the thriller, "Night Must on CBS. "Ironside" A nine-year-old "witch" and a mentally-retarded teenager commit murder Repeat. 8 on NBC. "Hollywood Television Theater" The husband-wife team of Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson re-create their stage roles as office workers in the hour-long "The This is the first of a series of "Hollywood Television Theater" repeats.

Repeat. 8 on KIIN. "Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law" Peggy Lee plays a retired singer who defends herself in a plagiarism suit. Hoagy Car-michael is a friend who helps. Repeat.

9 on ABC. Deaa Martin Comedians Phil Silvers and Dom DeLuise visit. Repeat. 9 on NBC. Friday "O'Hara, United States Treasury" Jessica Tandy plays an elderly and peppery former artist's model who becomes essential to an O'Hara case.

DaVid Janssen has the O'Hara role. Repeat. 7 on CBS. "Sanford and Son" Lamont (Demond Wilson) finds a suitcase filled with money. Repeat.

7 on NBC. "The Partridge Family" "Wide World of Sports" World" presents the first of a series of segments on the world chess championship between Challenger Bobby Fischer of the United States and Champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union. There is also coverage of the U.S. Men's Olympic track and field trials. 4 on ABC.

Lawrence Welk The Champagne Music Makers present the "Old, New, Borrowed and Repeat. 6 on ABC. "The ABC Saturday Summer Movie" James Mason, Si-mone Signoret and Maximillian Schell are in a spy thriller "The Deadly Repeat. 7 on ABC. "All in the Family" Archie (Carroll O'Connor) and Edith's cousin Maude go at it again at a family wedding.

Repeat. 7 on CBS. Mary Tyler Moore Murray (Gavin MacLeod) runs into problems when he moonlights at an extra job. Repeat. 7:30 on CBS.

"NBC Saturday Night at the Movies" John Forsythe, Frederic Stafford and Dany Robin are in It's an Alfred Hitchcock thriller based on the Leon Uris novel. Repeat. 8 on NBC. National Democratic Telethon An 18-hour entertainment special to raise funds for the Democratic party is on the ah. Scores of notables from show business and sports participate.

The show airs live from. the Hollywood Palace in Los Angeles or the Deauville hotel in Miami Beach or in previously-taped segments. 9 p.m. through the night and until 4 next Sunday and concluding next Sunday night from 7 to 8. "Mission: Impossible" Phelps (Peter Graves) undergoes an eye operation to appear convincingly sightless when he poses as a blinded FBI man.

Repeat on CBS. David Snsskind Mr. S. presents "How To Lose Weight without Being Hungry or 10:30 on KIIN. Program Notes Jerry Reed Music Man Doc Sever insen and Comedian Charles Nelson Reilly visit.

6:30 on "Movie of the Week" Alex Dreier, Stefanie Powers, Pat Hingle, Brenda Scott, Louise Latham, Chris Robinson and Steve Ihnat are in "Sweet, Sweet It is suspense that mixes extrasensory perception and murder. Repeat. 7:30 on ABC. "Hawaii Five-O" Jason Ev-ers plays the only surviving member of a shady real-estate company. Repeat.

7:30 on CBS. "Action Playhouse" Jack Lord, Pat O'Brien and Dana Wynter are in "The A murder trial becomes a private battleground for a prosecutor and the accused. Repeat. 7:30 on NBC. "Evening at Pops" The famed Boston Pops, under baton of Arthur Fiedler, returns for a one-hour summer series.

Music Man LeRoy Anderson is spotlighted on the premiere. 7:30 on KHN. "Cannon" Diane Varsi asks Cannon, or William Conrad, to investigate the death of her husband, a country-singing idol. Repeat. 8:30 on CBS.

"The Stars and Stripes Show" A variety hour show salutes Independence day. It originates at the Oklahoma state fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. Ed McMahon is emcee. Bob Hope, Anita Bryant, Nancy Wilson and Kenny Rogers and the First Edition head the performers. A number of sports figures also take part.

8:30 on NBC. "Marcus Welby, M.D." A man faced with eye surgery postpones it so he may see his first child. Neville Brand plays the man, and Barbara Rush is his wife. Repeat. 9 on-ABC.

Wednesday "Operation Understanding" A Cedar Rapids program looks at Jack Gilbert is moderator for discussion by Father Thomas C. pastor of St. Michael's Episcopal Thursday 'Alias Smith and Jones" Operation Understanding: "Marriage" 7 PM Wed. TV.