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TV Sunday Ul D- Q- tn Morning 8:00 (6) (10) (13) row 8:30 (6) (10) 9:00 (6) (13) 9:30 (6) (10) (13) 9:45 (6) 10:00 (6) (10) (13) 10:30 (fi) (10) (13) 11:00 (6) (10) (13) 11:30 (6) (10) (J3) Chisiophers Look Up and Live Cathedral of Tomor- This Is the life Table of the Lord I Believe Annie Oakley Headlines in' Religion Town and Country Milton the Monster Your Museum Cartoons Tom and Jerry Linus Casper Underdog Bugs Bunny Space Angel Tennessee Tuxedo Bullwinkle Foreign Legionnaire Face the Nation Discovery 68 Afternoon (6) Rifleman (10) Movies "Battle Beyond the Sun" and "Young Mr. Lincoln," Henry Fonda. (13) Movie "Ba-itle at Bloody Beach," Audie Murphy. 12:30 (6) Addams Family 1:00 (6) Meet the Press (13) Issues and Answers (6) Liquid Fire Story of Samuel Gorapers (S) Film Feature (13) True Adventure 2:15 (S) Baseball Yanks vs. Indians at Cleveland.

(13) Treasure Tennis Second round ffiEieh oJ 1J.S. Open. (13) Cameo Theater (13) Wackiest Ship Bie Picture 21st Century The Four-Day Week and Leisure. (13) Movie "Blue Hawaii," Elvis Presley and Joan Blackman. News Special The New American Catholic.

Evening New Christy Minstrels The Righteous Brothers and Freddy and the New Generations lend lively support. (17) Headlines in (17) London Line Area News (17) NET Journal Black Natchez. (6) Flipper Lassie (13) Voyage () Walt Disney's World Two young brothers find an injured seal at the, beach and hide it in the family garage. (U) Gentle Ben Ellen Wedloe is treated 1o a surprise birthday party in a rustic cabin in the wilds that has become the home of a family of cougars. NEW FALL ITEMS AND Back To School Styles Arriving Everyday McllarHi-White 353 BWAY, TROY (17) NET Festival Donizetti's comic opera derived from the timeless situation of an overprotec- live father and the covert rebellion of his two sons.

8:00 (10) Ed Sullivan Guests: Johnny Mathis, Douglas, Pert Kelion, Jack E. Leonard, Lana Catrell and others. (13) The FBI Robert Walker guests as a Wall Street messenger, who is robbed of $400,000, and is suspect because of a juvenile record and kia- ship to a Mafia chief. 8:30 (6) Mothers-in-Law Eve and Kaye become convinced that Herb has fallen for an attractive worn- an who was once his schoolmate. (17) NET Playhouse "Thirteen Against Fate: The Consul." During the Stalinist purges in 1933, a Turkish diplomat arrives to take over his counrty's consulate at Batum, a Russian port on the Black Sea.

(6) Bonanza In a plot to rob Ben Cartwright, three outlaws trick Hoss and Little Joe into leaving the Ponderosa on a manhunt. National Football League Pic-Season Game The Minnesota Vikings vs. the St Louis Cardinals. Ray Scott describes the play by play: Pat Summer-all is the analyst From St Louis. (13) Movie "Hush Hush, Sweet Charlotte," Bette Davis, Olivia de Havilland and Joseph Cotten in an eerie drama of murder, madness and revenge.

(1?) Book Beat Robert Cromie, literary editor the Chicago Tribune, discusses "Diction. ary of Quotations" with author Bergen Evans. High Chaparral Billy Blue Cannon falls in love with the adopted Indian daughter of a man who has promised to-give Apaches a strip of land that would cut off the Cannon Ranch's supply route. (17) Summer Festival The Electric Bath with Don Ellis and His Orchestra. He demonstrates bis electronic reverberation technique.

(6) News, Weather and Sports (6) Movie "The Passionate Thief," Ben' Gazzara and Anna Magnani. Petty thief gets nowhere in four robbery attempts in Rome. 11:30 (10) U3 News and Weather (10) Twilight Zone (13) Movie "King in Shadow," 0. W. Fischer, Horst Buchhblz, Odile Versois.

A brain i surgeon determines that young king is not mad but extremely sensitive. Small Mobile Parks Planned BERKELEY, Calif. (UPD-- The University -of California's Center has been awarded $2,500 by tne American Institute of Architects to design a bile mini-park" for use where parks and recreational space are lacking. The mini-park would convert a street area of about 30 by 60 feet into a temporary playground and could be moved from one location to another on small trailers. ANDREW DUGGAN and Elizabetb Baur the stirs in new Westerm series to be Tuesdays the CBS Network, starting' in September.

Smoky Yemen Motels Offer Human And Donkey Medleys By ABDULLATIF EL MAT SANAA, Yemen (AP)-Mbtels in this Arab' look like they came straight out of a 12th century engraving. They are dotted all over this wiW country--near highways, roads and remote mountain trails hidden in the clouds most of the year. A typical motel, called "sam- sarah" in Arabic, looks something like this: It's a three-story building made of stone, brick or mud, usually with the walls plastered or daubed with clay. Most motels double as trading posts, so the forecourt is usually piled with sacks of grain, earthenware jars of oil and stacks of wood for the motel's oven. You can't miss the oven that's where all the thick black smoke is coming from.

In the back'are camels, mules, donkeys, horses, oxen, sheep and goats, and several customers who like to sleep next to their animals. There is no need for piped-in music in every room. The noise from the animals and their masters penetrates everywhere. Food is served on the ground floor. A typical menu includes bal- sdy mutton in brotti, helba ground fenugreek, potatoes, wild leek, black pepper, beans, cayenne pepper and garlic in meat soup, baneeth meat fried in animarfat and that delectable sweetmeat, bint el sahn flour, eggs, baking powder, ghee and plenty of honey on top.

The second floor could be called the recreation room. Patrons sit around all evening and chew qat, mild narcotic vored in Yemen. Customers sleep on the top floor. "Samsarahs" have been common in Yemen for -centuries. Until recently they were the only place a weary traveler could rest his tired bones.

T9ie revolutionary government of Yemen, which took over in 1962, has tried to modernize the hotel business by building a few modern hotels, but these are mainly- confined to Sanaa, the capital. The plushiesl hotel in the city is the two-story Moka Hotel, named after -Yemen's most famous product, Moka coffee. The Mofca Hotel is neat and clean; there is a phone in every room, and it has electric blankets to ward off the night chill. It even serves French and other European dishes, but this has provided problems. An Kast German customer and an Arab waiter recently spent 10-minutes trying to explain to each other the French and Italian words on the menu.

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The late Jack Carson is featured, along. with Patrk-ia Barry, Michael McGreevy ami Bill Mumy. 9 p.m.--Ch. 13--Movie. "Hush Hush, Sweet Charlotte." A great cast of favorites were assembled for this 1965 movie, showing a second time.

Bctte Davis is at her best as aging, demented ex-Southern belle living alone in a Louisiana mansion. Olivia de Havilaral is cousin Miriam, who conspires with JoseplTCoUen in hopes of getting" the property. Agnes Moorehead, Cecil Kellawny, Victor Buono and Mary Astor are in it, too. 9 p.m.--Ch. 10--NFL Fool- ball.

Fourth in a series of five NFL pre-season football games take place in Busch Memorial Stadium in St Louis, where the Cardinals tangle with the Minnesota Vikings.i Ray Scott handles the play-by-play and Pat Summerall is the analyst. Live sports on TV, especially during the repeat is television at its best. Something New In San Francisco SAN RANCISCO (UP1) -This city, noted for its cable ears, Chinatown Fisherman's Wharf, has something new for visitors--a miniature chocolate factory. Here spectators witness the various steps of chocolate production based on the Old World recipes of Domingo Ghirardclli, who established a confectionery business in San Francisco more than a century ago. The factory and an adjoin- old-fashioned soda fountain and candy shop where visitors can sample the chocolate are located in a shopping center overlooking San Francisee Bay and Ghirardelli Square in honor of the founder.

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