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Warren, Times-Mirror and Observer, Saturday, Sept. 9, 1967 Page MI TUESDAY Window on tho World (2) Summtr Somostor (4) Ontario (11) 4:45 God it tho Antwor (12) 4:55 Thought for Today (10) 7:00 Today Show (2, 6. 12) Early Nawt (4) Farm Nawt Waathar (10) Window on World (7) 7:10 A Chat With (10) 7:15 Juttfortha Kidt (iO) 7:30 (7) Local Nawt (4) 0:00 Capt. Kangaroo (4, 35, 10) Ubii.iiizai I (11) 1:55 Dialing for Dollart with Girl Talk (7) Carlton Fradarickt (4) Rompar Room (6, 35.) Exarcita with Gloria (10) Saa Hunt (12) Toppar (2) Ed Allan (II) 9:30 Jack LaLanna (2) Mighty Mouta (35) Acrott 7 Saat (12) Lova of Lifa (4) Donna Raad (II) Oparation Alphabat (10) 9:55 Nawt (4) 10:00 Candid Camara (4, 35, 10) CBS Raportt (35, 10) Snap Judgmant (2, 6, 12) Morning Movia (II) 10:25 NBC Nawt (2, 6, 12) 10:30 Datalina: Hollywood (7) Bavarly Hillbilliat (4, 35, 10 Concantration (6, 12, 2) 10:55 Childran't Dr. (7) 11:00 Partonality (2, 6, 12) Andy of Maybarry (4, 35, 10 Honaymoon Raca (7) 11:30 Hollywood Squarat (2, 6, 12 Dick Van Dyka (4, 35, 10 Family Show (7) Marriaga Confidantial (II) 12:00 Jaopardy (2, 12) Noon Nawt (4) Tha Monay Movia (7) Lova of Lifa (35, 10 Littia Paopla (II) 12:25 Nawt (35, 10 Houta Call (4) 12:30 Marv Griffin 2 Eya Guati (6, 12) Saarch for Tomorrow (4, 35, 10 Photo Finith (II) 12:45 Guiding Light (4, 35, 10) 12:55 NBC Nawt 12 Waathar (6) 1:00 Maat tha Millart (4) Nawt Today (6) Baa Canfiald (12) Jaanna Carnat Show (35) Farm Homa Gardan (10) Tha Fugitiva (7) Mika Douglat (II) 1:15 Jack La Lanna (6) 1:25 Nawt 12 1:30 At tha World Turnt (4, 35, 10 Maka a Deal (12) Japan Today (6) 1:55 Newt ((2) 2:00 Pattword (4, 10) Dayt of Our Livat 2 12 Nawlywad Gama (7) 2:30 Houta Party (4, 10 Tha Drt.

(2, 12) Mindt of Man (6) Dream Girl '67 (7) Parry Maton (II) 2:55 Nawt (7) 3:00 General Hotpital (7) Another World 2 12 To Tall the Truth (4. 10) 3:25 CBS Newt (4) 3:30 Edge of Night (4, 10) Educational TV Schedule SELECTED VIEWING Sunday, 8:30 p. m. PLAY OF THE WEEK presents World ct Sholmn Three tales of foolishness by the roaster Yiddish storyteller Sholoro Aleichero. They Include Tale of and Monday, 9:00 p.

ro, RECITAL HALL features pianist Joann Freeman in cau cert playing the works of the 19th century Romanticist Robert Schumann, Fantasiestucke, the fantasy pieces, were written during early period when he was noted for his genial, sometimes even and for his emotional dreaming. Tuesday, 9:00 p. m. AROUND THE AMISH was produced by WITF-TV, Hershey. Using sketches, narratiw and music, the program visits the Amish world where the camera Is forbidden.

Noted actor Ed Begley narrates. Wednesday, 9:00 p. m. MAGAZINE, the news program with the world as its beat, this month looks at corn 5 )tion in Calcutta, India, a bathing room in Budapest, Hungary, the Arabs life in Israel, children playing with langurs in Belgium, new terrorism in Aden, and tele- viSicxi in Thursday, 8:30 p. FOR THE SCHOOLS presents a report to school faculties and and parents and residents of the 22 counties served by WPSX- TV and the Allegheny Educa, tional Broadcast Council on the InJSchool service being provided this school year byAEBC and WPSX-TV, Friday, 10:00 p.

ro, NET PLAYHOUSE and series of plays presents Ticket-of-Leave The play tells of the adventures of a young Lancashire- man who comes to Londtm and falls victim to the schemes of a quick-witted crook. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10: 7:00 7:30 Antiques 8:00 The Creative Person 8:30 Play of the Week 10:30 Museum Open House 11:05 Sign Off MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11: 7:00 New 7:30 Recital Hall 8:00 French for Teachers 8:30 Tbe French Chef 9:00 Net Journal 10:00 The Creative Person 10:30 Bookbeat 11:05 Sign Off TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12: 7:00 New 7:30 Legacy 8:00 COTversations 8:30 TTie Time of Ckir Lives 9:00 Fence Around Ihe Amish 9:30 Music of The Festival 11:05 Sign Off WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 7:00 New 7:30 History of the Negro People 8:00 The time of Our Lives 8:30 World Cultures 9:00 Internatlaial Magazine 10:00 The Small World of Niels Bohr 11:05 Sign Off THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14: 7 00 New 7:30 Auto Mechanics 8:00 Recital Hall 8:30 Television for the Schools 9:00 French Chef 9:30 World Cultures 10:00 A Conversation with Sir Laurence Olivier 11:05 Sign Off FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15: 7:00 New 7:30 Adventures in the Arts 8:00 Museum Open House 9:00 Washington Week in Review 9:30 Cineposium 10:00 Net Playhouse 11:05 Sign Off You Don't (2, 12) BullwinkU (II) Commandor Tom (7) 4:00 Soerot Storm (4, 35, 10) Miko Douglas (2) Supar Haroat (II) Match Gama (12) 4:30 Truth or Consaquaneas (4) My Mother tha Car (11) Mika Douglas (10) Timmy Cassia (6) Twilight Zona (35) Laava it to Baavar (12) 5:00 Yogi Bear (6) 5 O'clock Show (12) Combat (II) Parry Mason (4) Mika Douglas (35) Flintstonas 5:30 Lona Rangar (6) Of Land Saas (2) News (7) 4:00 News, Waathar, Sports (All Channels) Twilight Theatre (7) Piarra Barton 4:30 CBS Naws (4, 10) Local Naws (35) Huntlay-Brinklay (2, 6, 12) Daktari (II) 7:00 Hayrida (4) Have Gun Will Travel (10) Truth or Consequences (6) CBS Naws (35) 7:20 Naws, ate. (7) 7:30 Garrison's Gorillas (7) Cimarron Strip Daktari (4, 10) TBA (35, 2) Bewitched (6) I Dream of Jaannia (12) 8:00 Pirates Baseball (6, 35) Jerry Lewis Show (2, 12) 8:30 The Invaders (7) Rad Skelton (4, 10) 9:00 Occasional Wife (ID Tuesday Night at tha Movies (2, 12) 9:30 N. Y. P.

D. (7) Marv Griffin (II) Good Morning World (4, 10 10:00 Hollywood Palace (7) CBS Reports (4. 10) 11:00 News (All Channels) 11:10 Pierre Barton (It) 11:25 Movia (10) Greatest Headlines (4) 11:30 Movie (4, 7, 35) Tonight Show (2, 6, 12) 11:40 Hot Line (ID 12:30 The Vise (II) 1:00 News (6) 1:25 Dr. Brothers (10) by McIntyre-TV Editor PREVIEWS The new season is in ikdl swing now, with the coming week rounding out the dehuts of remaining new entries.You Imve smnpled some of them but withhold your conclusions until you have seen at least three episodes. A series can get or you know.

In these days of many program changes dijCflcult sometimes to sort out the continuing shows irmn the special (me-shots. But NBC has a spectacular special tonight with its America and a documentary special Friday night on Negro rioting in American cities this summer. ABC otters an unusual four- hour special Sunday evening in an in-depth study of Africa and its people. The program is broken into lour hour-length segments which will be televised individually on successive Tuesday mornings beginning Sept. 19 for the primary benefit of classroom viewing.

The first hour is titled Adventure and deals with animals, history, and dawn of civlllzatitMi. The second hour is concerned with tribalism, health hazards, education, and current trends in politics. The third segment looks at sports, arts, the mark of slavery, and new nations, while the final portion is deviled to overseas provinces, the controversy of colonialism, apaHheid. a summing and Smokey Says: -Another case of Human Carelessness! Mike Douglas tops famous Johnny (Parson as a result of your vote on two late-night and two nationally syndicated variety shows: Mike Douglas, local stations, 73.5%, very good. Johnny Carson, NBC, 68.0 good.

Merv Griffin, local stations, 62.5%, good. Joey Bishop, ABC, 51.2%, average. As previously announced, we are omitting the ballot box today. It will appear again next weekend. Meanwhile.

we trust you are critically watching all new programs and those continued from last season so that when you again vote in this nationwide newspaper TV survey, there will be little doubt of your opinions. Take an active interest this season in TOP VIEW. we proceed, our survey will reveal what readers think of all programs. Continue expressing your feelings to us in letters on any TV subject. READERS SPEAK Dear TOP VIEW: Johnny Carson talks vulgar about everything.

His ridicule and snide remarks about the President of the U.S. are more harmful than the protestors that get out and march. Car- By CLARKE WILLIAMSON son should be with them! It is perfectly right to (lisagree and expre.ss opinion, but it should be done in a gentlemanly way. How was Carson ever put back on that show? Against Vulgarity, Waco, Tex. Dear TV: Mike Douglas (the man) is excellent, but with all the bores in business he is bound to have some on ids program.

But this Mike stands for character, decency. He can be that without being disagreeable about it. Very rare. Sara Livingstone Palmer, Hartford, ('onn. Dear TV: We are sorry Red Skelton is back on TV, He gets smuttier every program.

Also Jackie Gleason might be okay for deaf people. George Marshall, Pa. Dear TV: With increa.sing barrages of commercials, sponsors and advertisers must take for granted that viewers are a blob of imbeciles facing their sets. They are killing tile goose that lays the golden eggs by overstufFing her with too 'many interruptions. There is a growing buy that product catching on.

William Heitzman, Colorado Springs, Colo. Send your views on any TV subjects to TOP VIEW, Box 1(53, North Branford, speculation on ahead for Africa. -F ANOTHER TRY The backers of the United Network have great faith in the axiom about again.They have hopes of resurrecting tlm network and having It back on the air before tte end of the year. This is the network vddch broadcast Las Vegas Show with hoR Bin Dana and which (Mily lasted (me roonth.The network corporaticm is currently under restricticms (rf the Bankruptcy Act but has petitioned the court for permission to reorganize. For its initial venture, entertainment win be bypassed in favor of news and public affairs.

Agreements are being made with several newsgather- agencies for material to fiU a one-hour daily feed, between 2 m. and noon when AT rates are lowest. The tentative program would Include U. S. news, world news, happenings in Washingtcm, United Nations news, foreign news, films, and a program covering people, trends, and historic developments.

This venture proving successful, the next step would focus on sports and the third idiase would emphasize entertain, ment. PEOPLE PROGRAMS BING CROSBY national pro- am golf tournament will be televised by AEC-TV on January 13.14 and NBC will bring the Hawaiian Open cm Nov. 4.5. CUSTER, new series on one Of the most colorfel and controversial figures in American history, wUl be carried Suiday afteimoons on Ch. 7 on a basis.

BENJAMIN BRITTEN and His Aldeburgh Festival wiD be the theme of the Bell Telephone Hour on Friday, Nov. 3. Britten is as one of the foremost living com. posers and Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip wUl be seen on the program. G.E COLLEGE BOWL hashed its season premiere date changed.

This popular program will return on NBC-TV Satur- Sept. 23 at 5:30 p. m. BOB Christmas Special has bemi honored with the 1967 MUce Award as top winner in the best special production. The award is presented by the American Legion Auxiliary.

The Junior Jury Award went to as in a poll of the 80,000 junior members. SO THEY SAY Planning and research experts believe that the growing trend to home air conditioning will bave a drastic on summer television programming. It is believed that summer remains high where the home has air ccm- dltioning and thus plans must be made to cjqpture and enlarge the summer TV audience.Whlch simply means summer reruns may have to go! Shirley Temple announcement as a candidate for a vacant seat in House of Representatives has its effect on TV, too. Ckm of Imr has Issued a notice to television statKms in that particular district teat they will have to provide equal time if the stations show old Shirley Temple movies. A California political candidate now has to decide whether to be satisfied with residual payments on old movies or try for the jackpot..