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TODAY'S PROGRAMS WFLY- THI TIMW HCOtD, TKOY, N. TUiSDAY IVINIMO. MAY M. IfM 1:11 i.m. 1 t-m.

diily Coocert music with newi on the houtr, plus itilurci. WFLY HIGHLIGHTS Ihformilion on features: troy Record News-- 9, 10 and 11 and 12 noon. Weather Roundup-- 1 WFLY MUSIC TODAY p.m., Listening to Music with Jacques Fray. 5:07 p.m., Merry-Go-Hound. 7:06 p.m., Musical Masterpieces.

p.m., Symphony Hall: Supipe Pique Dame, Overture; Rcs'pighi-- The Fountains of Home; Tchaikovsky Francesca da Rimini. 9:06 p.m., Famous Concertos: Britten A Simple Symphony; Mozart Violin Concerto No. 5 in A. p.m.; Chamber Concert: Haydn Divertimento in Ravel--Quartet in Hovhan'ess -Orbit No. 2.

p.m., Symphonic Highlights: Rachmaninoff The Isle of the Dead; Rodrigo-- Fantasy for a Gentleman for guitar and orchestra. 12:06 a.m., Midnight with Music: Beethoven Violin and Piano Sonata No. 7 in Minor, 30, No. Handel-- Sonata No. 5 in for flute and figured bass; Harrison-- Suite No.

2 for string orchestra. WEDNESDAY 8:09 a.m., Breakfast Symphony: Sibelius' Pohjola's Daughter; No. 2 in Minor; Moore-- Farm Journal, Up Early; 1 Violin Concerto No. 1 in Minor. 9:07 a.m., Morning Melodies.

9:30 a.m., Piano Personalities: Clemehti Piano Sonata in Minor, Op. 40, No. 2. 10:07 a.m., Mid-Morning Concert: Berlioz-- King Lear Overture; Halffter Sinfonietta; Foote Suite in for strings; Lalo Divertissement. 12:06 p.m., Luncheon Datei 12:30 p.m., Luncheon Concert.

1:07 p.m., Midday Symphony: Rossini La Cenerenlola, Overture; Brahms-- Symphony No. i in Minor. 2:07 p.m., Brodway Festival: Songs of the 1930's. 2:30 p.m., Observation Point with Duncan MacDonald. 3:07 p.m., Listening to Music with Jacques Fray.

Today's Radio war-- MO-- NJIO Tuesday 5 :30 i.m, until of, news on hour and music, special programs Sii-l. Chanticleer; 7:05. a Slarlha Brooka P.M. 12-15 Farm a Sports Spotlight; 6:1.1. Kelly 1 8:4.1 Star 'Extra; Ffoujion 10:30, Best of Inlerlochen 11.

News: 11:1.1. Late Date. Wtdneiday-- 5:30 a.m. until on hour inrf muile. proirsmi Chifltivlftr wiathir: Farm Paper: 4:45 Sporti Spot- UshU Kornr; TUTM star 8:04 Club; Commint; 10:55.

IM Anjjtlti. WTftV-tM 24-hour ult at muilc. NIWI flvt mfnuttft fort hour on bait hour. Weather 15 Wtdrwtty contlnuom 24-hour schedule ol music. rcinutei btfore hour and on half flour.

Weather every 15 minutes. a.m. unill also flit. vti. on hour, on the half hour.

music. Special Arthur i' :10, House Party; Garry Moore; 11 Hi. Crosby- Thomas; Phi! RiEzuto Sports: 7:10, Richd Hayes; 9:01. Symphony Hall. a.m.

until Hfn off. Seven mini-tea uf news on the hour, on' the half hour, and muale. Special prosra.ns--A.Al.--10:10, Arthur Godfrey; 11:10, House Party; 11:30, Garry Moore; 11110, Crosby- Phil Kfzzuto Spans; Richard 8'OS Symphony Hall. Vincent Edwards Provides Action In Ben Casey Role Br RICK DMBROW Hollywood (UPI) It must to frustrating for Vincent (Ben Casey) "Edwards to be'the heavy favorite in tonifht'1 NBC-TV Emmy Awards show, yet know thai hii bon can live without him. Ordinarily, a 'show business star as hot as Edwards can call his shots in a knock-down contract batile, such as the one he's in--especially with a host of Emmy nominationa to aid his argument.

But Edwards' In Bing Crosby, who another success about as much as he needs another dollar--and who is inclined to shelve projects which give him headaches that interfere with his fishing. It's hardly likely "Ben Casey tt'Pl'l -1540 sday--t P.m. until Hen rograms: 4, Music; 7:30 Music. Tuesday--Conlinuoim -21 -hour broadcasting i five tht hour and half hour, end mualc. Wednesday ConUnuoUB 21 hour broadcasting with five minutes hour half hour, and music.

a.m. until lign off. ewi on the huiir anil half hour and Special Geoff Davis Time; 6:20. Weather, 10. Breakfast Club: Boh Caihcart; 12.

Paul Weather; 12:20, Boh Ot heart; 1. Flair: 2. Sob Stanley; 4. Malcolm Jones; 7. Ed Mort a 7:15, Rosary: Back to the S.

Yankees vs. Ancekf; Stws, Album Time; World Wrap Up. Wednesday--5 until sisn off, newi on 'he hour and half hour, music. Specia. 6-10 Geoff Davln Time; 6:20.

weather; 10, Breakfast Club: i i Bob Catncari; 12, Paul Harvey: P.M.--12:15. Weather; 12:20, Bon Catheart: 1. FUir; 1:55, Yankees vv Kansas Ciiy; 4:30, News. Malcolm Jones; 7. Ed Morgan; 7:15.

Rosary: 7:30, Back to Blhle: 10. Ask Kddlf Cantor; 10:03. Capitol Assignment; 11:15. World Wrap Up. WAMC-- FSI-- M.J MC sday progr Wednesday--i P.m.

until off-Special 4, Uiuilc; 7:30. Jtujic. UtEE-- 1500 id until off. news i hour, newi 20 and 40 minutes We hour; aports memo pad houi; weather every half Special Frank Michaels; Hollywood Reporter; 10, Bfli Draper- P.M.--12:30, Wall Street Report: 2. Charlie Huddle; 3:50.

Hollywood 4:15, Wa.ll Street Final; Sports. Wednesday--ft a.m. until ilgn off, news on the hour, new? 20 and 10 minutes 'past the hour; snortl and memo pad -very hour; weather every, half hour. Special Frank Michaels; 8:50. Hollywood Reporter: 10.

Bil. Draper. P.M.--12:30, Wall SUret Tveport; 2. Charlie Huddle; 3:50. Hollvwocd Reporter; Wall Street Sports.

WXKW--lUflft Tuesday-- 8 a.m.-8:15 p.m. Music. News on the hour; local news 8 a.m., noon 6 p.m. Headlines on half- hour, with seven stock market P.m. Airline reports every half-hour.

Wednesday--ft a.m.-8:13 p.m. Kusle. on the hour; local news 8 a.m.. noon, 6 p.m. on the hour, wi; Mock ma rket reports.

7:30 n.m.-5:3" p.m. AlrSine re- porti every luilf-hoiir. Fire Company To Hold Supper The members of the Defreestville Fife 'Dept. will sponsor a public turkey supper to raise funds for new uniforms. This will be held on Saturday, at the fire hall from 5 to p.m.

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Edwards is under contract to Crosby. And, should Edwards ever decide to hold out, he could simply be substituted for. When people- talk to Crisby about "stars" and ratings, he just shrugs and smiles. He couldn't care less. So a fellow could almost feel sorry for Edwards last night, watching him slave away over a hot hospital on ABC-TV, full of dedication as he tried to save a chemist (James Franciscus).

Whether or not i fan, and I am not, there is no question "Casey" is the smash commercial television hit of the season. When Edwards began his contract demands, he was earning $1,750 a week--a tremendous sum to an ordinary working man, but good deal less than other television stars he now outshadows. Crosby Irked What irked Crosby Productions was the immense financial package' Edwards asked for: in salary, 25 per cent.of the'show and a $300,000 revolving fund for test films mitle by his own firm. Crosby offered Edwards a hefty raise, but nowhere near what the actor wanted. Edwards turned it down.

'Orosby then withdrew his offer and told Edwards he would now have to be satisfied with the ordinary percentage raise provided for in the original contract. The maneuvering continues. A few days ago, Columbia Pic tures announced Edwards had signed to star opposite. Sophia Loren in the movie "The ductions, it is assumed Edwards was thrown a bone in exchange for obeisance. He has said he will be back next season; and, in fact, ii starting a nationwide tour for "Oasey" later this week.

Good Business Sense This is ooly good business sense 'because, according to sources at ABC, Crosby's contract technically could stop Edwards from working for anyone else if he refused to do "Casey." Of course he could go ahead, work elsewhere and say "Sue me." But those things get messy. In fact, when Edwards first made his demands, it was reported Ben Gazzara was being sought to replace i But this as the old show business trick of using another actor to keep a star in line. Ironically, a producer once used Edwards to keep Burt Lancaster in tow. As of now, the most that Crosby and Edwards have in common is a love for horses. Crosby likes to own them, and Edwards likes to bet on Ihenl.

If Edwards is betting on Crosby's nags, he'll need a raise. Channel Swim ABC-TV rejected at least four lop movies in the bundle bought from United Artists for airing next season: "The Defiant Ones." "I Want lo Live," "The Sweet Smell of Success" and "The Fugitive Kind." MGM set Television's Soupy Sales in a family Christmas Since no complaints have heard from Crosby Pro- movie, Sales' hosting of FvBC-TV's "Tonight" show the week of June 4 may lead lo bigger thinRS for the Forest Fires May Delay Orbit Flight Caneveral, Pla. (AP)-- Thursday'i scheduled orbital of Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter, bedeviled for dayj by technical may run afoul of a more natural menace twamp forest A huge fire in the 200 miles south of here and a marsh fire several miles west of the cape yesterday created visibility-reducing haze in the launching area. The condition was not sen oui yesterday, but there was a possibility it could worsen by Thursday morning, Carpenter is to be rocketed toward a triple orbit about the earth. A weather expert for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said the smoky haze could prevent camera tracking of the launching.

He said optical coverage is required up to 40,000 feet from widely-scattered ground cameras. The haze probably would not affect cameras in the immediate cape area--but those at Patrick Air Force Base and Melbourne, 12 and 25 miles south of here, would have difficulty photographing, anything through that many miles of smoke-filled, air. Heavy clouds, being pushed into Florida by a storm system over the Great Lakes, also were a possibility here Thursday. A weather briefing was "scheduled today lo study the tituation. If the smoke a cloud threats do not develop, Project Mercury officials were optimistic that Carpenter's oft-postponed flight will be accomplished on Thursday.

They reported repairs and corrections have been completed on two spots which cropped up last week-on the parachute landing system and an anti-freeze device a control i aboard the Atlas booster rocket. Extensive checks were made of these and other systems on the Atlas and Aurora 7 spacecraft yesterday. They will continue right up until launching, whieh--barring futher technical or weather problems--will be attempted between 7:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. (EST) Thursday.

Carpenter, who reportedly has 'calmly accepted four postponements of his flight in less than two weeks, continued reviewing the flight plan for his intended three-orbit mission. The 37-year-old Navy lieutenant commander is quartered in a ready room at Cape Canaveral where he can keep in close touch with all developments. Seryice Due Today A semi-annual memorial service of Bethlehem Star Chapter, OES, will be conducted today at 8 p.m. at Troy Masonic Temple. Mrs.

Elsie Horvath. Worthy matron, and Stephen Horvath worthy parton, will preside. pic-throwing comic if lucccss- lul. Let Marvin stars June 17 in "The Richest Man in Bogota," an NBC-TV adaptation of H. Wells' science-fiction story, "The World of the Margaret Lcighton and Ralph Bellamy will be joined by Nancy Wick wire, Patrick O'Neal, Mildred Dunnock and Kevin McCarthy 20 in the CBS-TV drama, 'The First Day ALL ALUMINUM COMBINATION SCREEN AND STORM WINDOWS Plus 1 FREE DOOR $C750 COMPLETE ANY SIZE NO MONEY DOWN 3 YEARS TO 1st Payment IK 3 mOS sicum ALUMINUM INC.

17 Albany. N.Y; Inwrt 1 ftlni, nit HOMI DIMONSTRATION HE8-0612 AifflrtH TODAY Room for Cfc. U-Ttu Brlfhtcr Oiy. Ch. II-- American BandiUnd followed by newi.

Six. Ck. IK-TtM JMft o( Ntfhk Ck. IJ--Dinner "How Green My Villey," Waiter Piieon. (--Huckleberry Hound Cartoon.

Ck. Show "Lorni Doone'," Richard Green. 1 followed by Eirle Pudney Show. C--News tnd weather. --Cfc.

Jl--ABC Eveninf Report. t--HuiHlty-Brinkley Newi Report. --Cfc. 11--Tri-State Evening Report: C--Navy Log. --Ch.

IJ--M-Squad, with Lee Marvin. and weather. 10--Walter Cronkite with th: newi. Color. Slim (Smith) trails a horsethief-- i girl (Anita Sands) during a range wir; between cittle- mountaineers, in "The Hijh Country." --Ch.

Dillon. The murder of three cavalrymen and the theft of Army, payroll put Dillon on the spot. The Fort Dodge commandant (Alan Gifford) threatens to place the city under martial law. --Ch. 13--Bugs Bunny.

10--The Password. Guests: Edie Adams and Dennis Tint Imprewlon. Color. Ck. ot JJte.

Ch. of Consequences and News. Ch. 10--Searefc lor Tomorrow. Cfc.

I--Movie Six, followed by News. Ck. II--Movie At One. Ck. IJ--Diy in Court, followed by Newi.

Allen Show, 13--Jane Wyman Presents. LoretU Younj Theiler. Ck. Pirtf. Ch.

II--Seven Keys. V.W--Ch. i-Younj. Doctor Malone. Ch.

MUlionalri. Ck. 11--Queen for a Day. Kive Daughters. Ch.

10--The Verdict It Youra followed by News. Do You TruitT TV Awards Set Tonight Weaver. --Ch. 13--Bachelor Father. One explosion brings Bcntley i Washington, C.

it Gregg and Peter Tong together with comely neighbors; I EOT over NBC Hollywood (UPI) The Academy of Television Arts and prcscnU its Hth annual awards ceremony tonight when video's (op stars are honored with golden; Emmy's. The golden statuettes will be awarded in a three-way telecast from Hollywood, New York, and 10 p.m. another separates them. 6--Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Richard Long and Co- Icen Gray star in "The Opportunity," a drama of a shop, lifter who is forced to become part of robbery plot.

--Ch. 10--Dobie Gillis. Wealthy Chalsworth Osborne and his mother are panicked into taking steps to keep beatnik Maynarid Krebs from marrying into the family. --Ch. 13--The New Breed.

"Judgment at San Belito." Man mffering persecution for unknown reasons draws attention from Met Squad. 6--Dick Powell Show. A lonely seaman, (Mickey Rooney) wanting attention, bothers everyone. Even his relatives shun him, as did his shipmates, until he meets his one hope in Carla (Susan Oliver). --Ch.

10--Red Skelton. A boyhood chum who has become a millionaire invites Freddie the Freeloader, to be best man at his society wedding. 10--Ichabod and Me. A Phippsboro girl who has jusl returned after two years in Paris is shunned by her less ex-boy friend. --Ch.

13--Yours For a Song. 10-00--Ch. 6-Emmy Awards Show. Johnny Carson, David Brinkley and Bob Newhart will serve as masters of ceremonies. The program will be broadcast from New York, Washington and Hollywood.

--Ch. 10--The Garry Moore Show. Guests: Red Skelton, Steve Lawrence and Bob Melvin. --Ch IS-- Premiere. "A Place to Hide." Dean Stockwell, Joan Hackett Frank Ferguson star in a tale of romance mystery and hunting dogs.

13-Close-Up. "The Overseas Chincse--Report From Singapore." 11-00--Chs. 6,10 and 13--News and Weather. 11-15--Ch. 10-Lale Show.

"Dcstry Rides Again," starring James Stewart, Marlene Dietrich and Brian Donlevy. A new deputy in town has the reputation of being the fighting son of a fighting father, but soon disappoints all by actually showing his dislike for force and firearms. Rated fair- 1939 11-25--Ch. 'lS-Slarlight Showcase. "Father Was Fullback," Fred MacMurray, Maureen O'Hara.

Rated good--1949. 6--Tonight Show. Color. Host: Jan Murray. TOMORROW and Here'J Hollywood.

CS. 10--Romper Room. Ch. 13--Jack LaLanhe Exercise Show. 6--TV Schoollime.

Ch. 13--Morning Showcase. 10-00--Ch. S--Say When. Ch.

10--Calendar. Your Hunch. Color. Ch. 10-1 Love Lucy 6--The Price Is Right.

Color. Ch. 10--As the World Turns. Ch. 13--Ernie Ford Show.

6--Concentration. Ch. 10--Clear Horizon, followed by News. Ch. 13--Yours for Song.

The 137 nominees, including actors, actresses, directors, producers and other video artists, vie in 26 categories. NBC led the field with 54 nominations, CBS had 45 and ABC, 35 Hollywood's portion of the telecast comes from the Palladium Ballroom with Bob Newhart hosting. Loretta Young, Fred Astaire, Barbara Stan- wyck, Lucille Ball, Jack Webb and- Walter Brcnhan present awards. At the New York show, Johnny Carson hosts, and presenters include Arlene Francis, Cyril Richard, Dave Garrowiy tnd Jimmy Durante. David Brinkley hosts in Washington.

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FREE PARKING Tab Hunter Denies Any Involvement In Art Smuggling Los Angeles (AP)--Actor Tab Hunter, former owner of an art shop raided by federal agents, denied any involvement in the smuggling of art objects from Red China. Federal treasury agents said $20,000 worth of art objects confiscated in the raid last week- may have come from the Communist-controlled nation. "It would be premature now to say whether or not any charges will be filed against Mr. Hunter," treasury a official E. E.

Mlnskoff said aft talking with the actor yestcrda, "He has been very cooper live and has promised us acce to all relevant documents. Th course of our investigation wi depend on what these doc ments show." Importing of goods from Re China is forbidden under th Trading With the Enemy Act Asked by newsmen after th meeting whether he had eve taken part in bringing Red Ch ncse art objects here, Hunte HEAD OP THE BOURBON FAMILV snapped: "Of course legal." not. That's Social Club To The Sunshine Social Club wi meet at the home of Mrs. Tht resa Dinova, SI 5th tc morrow at 8 Miss Katherin Quinan, president will A social hour will follow th meeting. WE HAVE EASTMAN'S OLD-FASHIONED SHARP STORE CHEESE ALSO COLD CUTS AND COLD BEER RITA'S GROCERY Cor.

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