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Tuesday, June 8, 1965 5antaCnrSfnltnri -5J Sentinel TV Log British Cheers For Space Twins TV Holes First Photos Provided NBC With Scoop Kay Armen 7:25 Take A Break 7:30 Today Il.l.UJi jrfP 5s'' 'm. ID ri 1 at, ward White and Jim McDivitt in the Gemini 4 spacecraft. This is how this morning's British newspapers presented Wives Await Jury Completes Deliberations -Prison Term For Twin Tim With Astronaut Hubbies 0 Secret Storm 2:30 Wells Fargo "End of the Trail" 0 General Hospital 3:30 The Young Marneds 0 Secret Storm 3:30 Gold Coast Movie "Spy In the Sky" (D General Hospital 3:30 The Young Marrieds 4 P.M. 04:30 Lloyd Thaxton Paul Revere Raiders 04:30 Mayor Art 0 Mike Douglas Ossie Davis 0 Trailmaster "Shad Bennington flh-Trailmaster "Shad Bennington" 5 P.M. 05:30 Mickey Mouse 05:30 Bachelor Father "Bentley's Mad Friend" 05:30 Marshall Dillon "Love Thy Neighbor" 0 Movie "Ride 'Em Cowboy" Superman "Big Forget" (D Leave It to Beaver "Parking Attendants 5:30 Rifleman "The Long Treck" Magicans Elect SC Man As Prexy E.

V. Jimmy Manchester of Santa Oruz was elected president of Saahareen chapter, Pacific Coast Association of Magicians, Friday night. Manchester is past president of the Society of American Ma gicians and the International Brotherhood of Magicians. The Saahareen chapter covers the Monterey bay area, Watsonville and Salinas. Also elected were: Ernie Na- siembene, San Jose, vice president; Forrest Gardner, Soquel, secretary-treasurer, and Dr.

Frank Blaisdell, Watsonville, scribe. Ken Stewart of Santa Cruz was chosen as the chap ter's delegate to the annual con' vention to be held June 28 in Seattle, Wash. The club is composed of both professional and amateur magicians. Many mem bers are businessmen to whom magic is a hobby. Probation, Fine For Newport Beach Comedienne Cass Daley, convicted of supplying a 16-gallon keg of beer at a teen-age party, has been placed on three years' probation and fined $500.

Miss Daley, 47, received the sentence Monday from Municipal Judge William Christensen, She was convicted of furnishing alcohol and contributing to the delinquency of minors. Police 6aid they found the Pasadena, Calif. UP! Years! of conflict that resulted in death for wealthy Todd Nicholson have ended in a prison term for his twin brother, Timothy. Timothy Nicholson, 22, was convicted Monday of man slaughter in the fatal shooting of his brother Todd at the cli max of a bitter quarrel last December 7. Timothy faces one to 10 years in prison.

He is not eligible for probation, but could be paroled after about 18 months. A jury of seven men and five women reached the verdict after deliberating two days. Other possible verdicts were first- or second-degree murder and acquittal. The emotion-charged trial spread over five and one-half weeks produced testimony of violent rages, protestations of self-defense and charges of falsehood. Timothy sat dry-eyed, his head bowed, through the read ing of the verdict Witnesses for the defense tes Houston, Tex.

(if) The vivacious wives of Gemini 4 astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II anxiously awaited today a weekend rendezvous with America's newest space heroes. Both also had presidential invitations to visit the LBJ Ranch with their husbands Friday or Saturday. In the dramatic aftermath of the four-day Gemini flight, the attractive young wives laughed and cried without restraint.

They talked jubilantly of a reunion near the weekend, of quiet and lively celebrations ahead, and of their personal observations during the 98-hour ordeal. Then they thanked one and all for the concern shown for the safety of their husbands. "I can't tell you how proud I am," beamed honey-blonde Pat White as she hugged her two children, Eddie, 11, and Bonnie, Lynn, 9. (C) Jack's Place OCC) Marshal Today Kay Armen 7:25 Take A Break 7:30 Today 8 A.m. 08:25 Take A Break 8:30 Today Captain Kangaroo Gordon On the Scene SF Airport 8:30 Gypsy Rose Lee Audrey Hamilton Continental Classroom "Presidency" 8:30 Gospel Singing 8 A.M.

09:50 Religion Today (C) Truth, Consequences This Song? 9:55 News 0 News 9:301 Love Lucy 0 Girl Talk Joan Rivers 9:30 Early Show "My Brother" 0 (C) Truth, Consequences This Song? 9:55 News Hocus Pocus 9:30 Buckaroo 500 9:45 Hocus Pocus MELODY HOMES Santa Cruz Oldest en your lot Builders! Satisfaction Guaranteed 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath Only $11,795 1207 Soquel Ava. GA 3-9080 10 A.M. 0 News Features 10:30 Jack La Lanne 0 Concentration 10:30 (C) Jeopardy 0 Andy of Mayberry 10:30 The McCoys 0 Concentration 10:30 (C) Jeopardy fl Girl Talk Dorothy Strelsin 10:30 People's Choice "The Beauty Contest" 11 A.M. Romper Room 0(C) Call My Bluff I'll Bet 11:55 News Love of Life 11:25 News 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 011:20 News 11:30 The Price Is Right Love of Life 11:25 News 11:30 (O I'll Bet 11:55 News (D The Rebus Game 10:30 The Price Is Right 12 IS 0 Jack Benny Daytime Show 12:30 TV Hour of Stars Capt. Without A Country 0(C) Let's Make A Deal 12:25 News 12:30 Moment of Truth 0 News 12:30 As The World Turns 0 Donna Reed Show 12:30 Father Knows Best (C) Lets Make A Deal 12:25 News 12:30 As The World Turns dh-Donna Reed Show 12:30 Father Knows Best WEDNESDAY.AFTEKNOON 1 P.M.

01:301 Want to Know The Doctors 1:30 Another World 0 Password 1:30 Houseparty 0 The Rebus Game 1:30 Oh, My Word Gypsy Rose Lee 0 Password 1:30 Houseparty Bingo 1:30 Afternoon 2 P. 10. 0 Movie Matinee "Claudia" 0 (C) You Don't Say 2:30 (O Match Game 2:55 News 0 To Tell the Truth 2:25 News 2:30 Edge of Night 0 Flame In The Wind 2:30 Day In Court 2:55 News for Women 0 To Tell the Truth 2:25 News 2:30 Edge of Night 0-Flame In The Wind 2:30 Day In Court 2:55 News for Women 3 P.M. 03:25 News 3:30 Capt. Satellite 0 Golden Gate Plays "Thirteenth Letter" II lfAY LVLMNti (O Indicates Color 6 I'M.

-Rocky Friends 6:30 (O Science "Cape Kennedy" Pt. 2 Huntley-Brinkley 6:30 Report 6:55 Sports Report 01 he Big News 6:30 CBS News 6:30 Leave It To Beaver "Long Distance Call" 6:55 Sports Newsbeat 6:30 Evening News (D News 6:30 Naked City "The Corpse Ran" 7 p.m. (C) True Adventure Victor Jory's Hong Kong 7:30 (O Wond. World "Caribbean Adventure" Ensign O'Toole "Operation: Contest" 7:30 Mr. Novak 'A' As In Anxiety" 077 Sunset Strip "Vacation With Pay" 0 News 7:30 Combat "Operation Fly Trap" (C) Flipper "Countdown for Flipper" Beverly Hillbillies (D 7:30 Combat "Operation Fly Trap" 8 P.M.

0 Bold Journey "18 Mos. of the Veldt" 8:30 The Story of "A Song-writer" 8:30 (O News Special "The Louvre" 0 Joey Bishop Show 8:30 Red Skelton Hour Don Knotts 08:30 McIIale's Navy "6 Pounds of Paradise" Dick Van Dyke Show "4" 8:30 Billy Graham 8:30 Billy Graham 9 p.m. The Human Jungle "Time Check" 09:30 Moment of Fear "A Farewell Performance" 09:30 Petticoat Junction The Tycoon "Toys In the Pentagon" 9:30 Peyton Place 09:30 Petticoat Junction 09:30 Peyton Place 10 P.M. 0 News 10:30 Best of Groucho News Special "Who Can Vote?" 0 Doctors Nurses "The Suspect" Pt. 1 0 The Fugitive "The Iron Maiden" The Lieutenant Man With An Edge" The Fugitive "The Iron Maiden" 11 P.M.

Early Late Show "The Doctor The Girl" 0 News 11:30 (O Tonight 0 News 11:15 Sports 11:20 Editorial 11:25 Merv Griffin Show John Lennon 0 News 11:15 Nightlife 0 News Roundup 11:15 (O Tonight fl) News Final 11:30 Tonight's Movie "Shoot Out" 1Z 012:55 Late Show "The Enchanted April" 1 A.M. News. 1:05 Meditation 0 All Night Movies "Two Tickets to London" "The Magic Carpet" "Speed Crazy" "Subconscious Approach" Sign Off 2 A.M. 0 News 2:02 Benediction WEDNESDAY MORNING 5 A.M. 05:50 Meditation 5:55 Farm Dateline 05:49 Invocation 5:51 Farm Flashes 5:52 News 5:55 Politics of Peace 05:55 Sign On 6 A.M.

Seminar 4 "Richard Eberhart" 6:30 Our World "Program For Aged" 06:25 Operation Alphabet 6:55 Editorial 0 Reading For 5-year-olds 6:30 Dixie Singin' 7 A.M. Today Santa Crui' 1306 Pacific P8 I By Cynthia I owry AP Television-Radio Writer New York The astronauts dropped safely back to our world Monday with- the major television and radio networks covering the exciting story in detail. In the absence of other claims, it must be assumed that NBC, in its early evening wrap-up of the Gemini story, scooped its rivals with the first moving pictures of the spacemen arriving on the carrier Wasp, smiling joyously and looking like Western badmen in their four-day beards. The taped and filmed pictures the latter apparently being developed during the early part of the NBC special were hardly of prize-winning quality. This viewer watching film of the space capsule bobbing in a chop, py sea while being filmed from a hovering helicopter, suffered acute seasickness sitting in an easy chair in a living room.

The triumphal progress of the astronauts from the Atlantic Ocean to the LBJ Ranch will be covered thoroughly for the rest of the werk, but the cliff-hanging part is over. All three networks did a thorough, conscientious job. CBS emerged winner by a small margin in the latest Nielsen rating report covering the two-week period ending May 23. In the numbers game, CBS rolled up a 16.2, with NBC achieving 15.9 and ABC, 15.4. Programs credited with the largest audiences during the two-week period were, in this order, Bonanza, Gomer Pyle, Be witched, Peyton Place (Thurs day night episode), Dick Van Dyke Show, Peyton Place (Tues day night), Andy Griffith Show, the special "Best on Record," Gunsmoke and Beverly Hill billies.

ROSETTA STONE The famous Rosetta Stone, bearing identical inscriptions in hieroglyphics, Greek and De motic characters, was found near Rosetta, in Egypt, in 1799. Comedienne beer March 20 at a motel-room party attended by 20 teenagers, including her 16-year-old son, Dale. Miss Daley was separated from her husband, Frank Jerome Kinsella, 65, last June. The judge said the separation was caused by "trouble with the son." But the judge said the parents "are both making a genuine effort to help the boy." 740 kc KCBS 680 kc KNBR 9:00 to 10:00 KSCO News; Time Tunei KCBS 9:55 Kirby's Corner KGO Owen Spann Show 10:00 to 11:00 KGO Breakfast Club KCBS News; Arthur Godfrey KNBR News; Frank Dill KFRC News; Bill Hickok 11:00 to 11:30 KCBS News; Houseparty KGO News; Owen Spann 11:30 to 12:00 KCBS Abby; Lucy; Spectrum 74 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 to 12:30 KSCO S. Kay; Local News; Weather KCBS News; Spectrum 74.

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News KCBS News; Giants; News KFRC News; Sports; Bud Haley Ihb regular Ul I price RADIO PROGRAMS i Tt. tv the news and pictures of the safe landing of Majors Ed- Rendevous "This is the happiest day of my life." Pat McDivitt, a brunette, struggled for words as she attepted to corral her three impish youngsters, then finally blurted: "I'm speechless, I'm speechless." She swiftly corrected a news man who asked about the strain she had undergone. "I wasn't upset," she said. "This was great. You just don't know." The oldest McDivitt child, Mike, 8, told his excited mother: "You never talked that loud before." Freckle-faced Patrick, 4, and sister, Ann, 6, fidgeted through, out the interview, then dashed off to neighborhood play spots which had been off limits to them since Thursday.

Mrs. White stepped from her home with tears in her eyes. "I always cry when I'm hap py, and I've had several good ones," she said. aft authorized Buick dealer near you. iiLiiiiii (AP Wirephoto by cable from i London) tified Todd possessed an explo-J sive, almost psychotic, temper, often aimed at Timothy.

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