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Tt WWRfT I 1 yy 'J JACK About TV and Radio TV and Radio Covered Cuba Like a Blanket 4-D THE MIAMI 1IERAIJI Saturday Jan 5 195!) rU ar1 Sat xzttavz rm wrenr-T ra vJip ana cate Daily Log and Highlights WTVJ Ch 4 CBS WCKT Ch 7 NBC Ch 10 ABC WPST vfc i --NLwbXIy6J will ever forgive the Cubans for stealing his Orange Bowl thunder I missed all the television coverage of the Orange Bow 1 4 and the rest of the bowls to listen by radio to the much more exciting contest going on jt in Cuba With the aid of friend and translator Pierre Perez di- rector of International Affairs for the Miami-Dade County Chamber of Commerce I kept ft right on top of the minute by 3 minute developments all day Even through translation to jrj hear Cuban radio announcers i particularly those on the Cas- tro station in Santa Clara referring to the departed Ba-tista as a "bloody and a lot of other unlovely names was an eerie experience Just a few dajs before cracks like (hat would have gotten those boys summarily shot ft ft ft STATION CMC had a team of two announcers alternately reading news bulletins as fast as they could be handed to them The pair played a recording of the Cuban national anthem now and then to catch their breath CMQ was doing a TV-radio simulcast Late in the afternoon a man and wife were brought before the cameras the man breathing heavily I Their car had been waylaid I by some maverick police pair I who had beat them up and I wrecked the car with the I butts of their machine guns Later the station reported excitedly the police squar car Details Previews rl their film back Miami In rapid order The station was able to feed very complete coverage to the network for a special neyn show at 7:30 immediately after the Rose Bowl game nOWARD BROWN had plenty of film for his late news show and did a feed to NBC as well And Friday morning Gordon Shaw narrated a fped to NBCs Today Show It was a triumphant return to Cuba for Silver He spent five days and nights in a Cuban jail last year when the Batista police arrested him for trying to get out of the country with film made behind the rebel lines The 26th of July people now in control there regard Silver as one of their own The station and NBC had another stroke of luck when cameraman Fat Fairley managed to fly into rtbel territory back in November He spent four weeks filming rebel activity including that gruesome execution scene when a firing squad shot a spy He wasn't able to get all of his film and equipment out of the country but with rebel help managed to fly back enough of it that Hunt-ley-Brinkley show at 6:45 had background film every night for Cuban news reports ft ft news director BUI Bayer was able to feed background film to the ABC network It was shot by Tom Duncan correspondent in Havana both for WPST-TV and a St Petersburg newspaper ABC has sent its newsmen Julian Anthony Jack May and Bill Cavanaugh into Havana and on Friday Bayer reports were trying to get film flown back to Miami I don't imagine Ernie Seiler MIAMI'S TELEVISION' stations through their network affiliates kept the entire United States abreast of the New Year's Day eruption Cuba 'with film and phone coverage that was lively and timely in spite of the suddenness and confusion cl the developments Either their inrncnv own reporters ANDEJUON and cameramen or those of the Networks fed film to the throe stations as fast as it rould be flown across the Florida straits CMQ station used the tropispheric scatter link between Homestead and Gua-nabo Cuba to do a lie feed of film to CBS in New York This was the first time to my knowledge a live transmission for an unexpected new event has been made over the link CBS taped the film in New York and had it ready for use on Doug Edwards CBS news show at 6:45 The network got the rest of its coverage from WTVJ (Ch 4) With Ralph Renick narrating films of the arriving Batista people here and in Jacksonville as well as film of scenes in Havana were fed to CBS VTJ reporter Keith Leslie and cameraman i Nuileltnan reached Cuba shortly after 3:30 pm aboard a chartered plane and got film flown back in time for 6:30 show and the CBS show following reporter cameraman Ben Silver got into Cuba just after dawn to join NBCs Havana men Ed Scott and Herb Kaplow The three men through rebel connections got Thest symbols Indicate by TY Tad The -5 XT I Joan Ta)lor Cunsmoke tonight at 10 on Ch 4 Private Eye Approached fOn Man at 10:30 on 7 Daytime shows 10:30 HIGHWAY PATROL An elevator operator In Neve wholesale diamond center plans a teriea of Jewel robberies 7 THE DA'S MAN Tb fine hand of Jack Webb it obvious In this new detective series Like Dragnet this has semi-doc-Best Bet umentary flavor The title character played by John Compton is a private detective who's hir ed by the DA as an undercover agent His first assignment is to find two trigger men been spotted committing a gangland murder before the rest of the gang does The story fairly routine serve mostly as an introduction 10 PURSUIT A mental patient escapes from a san--itorium dressed as Santa -Claus and heads home for Christmas Eve 11:10 7 MOVIE 1938 1 Wallace Beery Mickey Rooney A stableboy saves a horse from the glue factory and with the aid of a fugitive veterinarian manages to turn him into a winner 11:15 4 "Colonel Deborah Kerr Robert Lives-ey Anton Walbrook Story of a British Army career from the Boer War to World II ihowing how he progressed in rank but remained fashioned in his ideas of warfare program was pravlswtd Scout Js i I i N') -j Alice Lon will sing a popular ballad appropriate to the waning days of the holiday season "The Party's Over" 9:30 4 HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL Paladin is momentarily duped by a sadistic pair of gamblers who use a girl friend as the pawn in a strange bet that endangers her life and makes Paladin a target CIMARRON CITY Eeth Purcell suspects the new school teacher of being involved in gold shipment robberies 10 LAWRENCE (Cont) WELK 10 4 UNSMOKE It looks bad for young love when Marshal Dillon finds that the pretty young widow of a slain elderly rancher is in love with a man that Dillon suspects is a killer CIMARRON (cont) 10 SAMMY KAYE The swing and sway orchestra with vocalists Larry Ellis Ray Michaels and Lynn Modern Educator Workable Ideas on 6:30 4 DEATH VALLEY DAYS A Nevada sheep rancher tries to fire his sloppy Indian woman cook-housekeeper so he can marry a refined Eastern girl 7 TOPS IN SPORTS live WHITE Hunter and a client are fired upon when they try to approach a water hole 4 RESCUE 8 "The Scrap-Iron JACK LONDON STORIES Captain Grief is caught in the middle of an argument between a brother and a sister over a package of ancient coins 10 YOU ASKED FOR IT How stripes are put on candy canes ij explained 7:30 4 PERRY MASON Poor Perry never gets the simple cases On show there are such assorted crimes as diamond' theft murder embezzlement attempted murder assault etc Plus a few complications such as people who use aliases people who disappear people who falsify facts etc quite a headache but Mason manages to untangle it all neatly 7 PEOPLE ARE FUNNY A contestant will try to figure out words when they are broken Into unfamiliar syllables 10 DICK CLARK SHOW Dick has assembled a good group of singers have a chance to see Tab Hunter doing "Jealous and "Apple Blossom And Joni James with her latest ballad But the highspot of the show should be the Nu-Tomadoes with their rousing "Philadelphia 4 PERRY MASON (cont) 7 PERRY COMO Perry starts off his new year with some of his old tricks dancing again After trying it with The Dun- hills and The Champions in the past weeks he takes another stab at it tonight with Eddie Foy Jr He'll sing too CHANNEL CHUCKLES and join his other guests Louis Jourdan and Harold Arlen in some of tunes 10 PUBLIC DEFENDER A man takes money to send his attractive daughter to college 8:30 4 WANTED DEAD OR AL1 Josh Randall tries to prevent a hanging 7 PERRY COMO (Cont) 10 FOLLOW mT MAN When Mike's charming friend Daphne Stewart buys an imported mirror at an auction they see the entire Communist world and death in the reflection 4 GALE STORM SHOW Gale is ousted from the Sons and Daughters of Neptune Clam Chowder Society on suspicion of being a "com- 7 STEVE CANYON Canyon is sent to a permanent command as CO of Eig Thunder Air Force Base and finds the morale low as the result of the refusal to accept the airmen in the area 10 LAWRENCE WELK IBudio was dashing about the city machine-gunning ever body In sight With this sort of thing crackling on the airwaves across the Florida straits who had time for Ernie Seiler'i babes popping out of papier mache flowers? i i I I I Picks Up Outside as a means of readjusting the social outlook of a student ho needed such aid "And your newspaper are usually the sub-1 jects for my high school Sun-1 day School group "I usually keep three or four cf your columns tucked awayj In my Bible to keep the class from it is who says it best" is an old adage attributed to! Emerson I psychology or any other branch 4 of knowledge ft ft ft ALL GOOD TEACHERS share their information with others And they likewise keep alert to pick up any workable ideas from outside George Berry therefore il- 1 lustrates the well-rounded I type of modern educator who! realizes that ideas are w'herel you find them I I I I I I I I Although I have never sat in his class I am sure that his students rate him as since he keeps on his toes toj document his lectures with concrete examples and actual cases from real life That is the mark of a popu- lar public speaker as well as a superb teacher It is part of what we call for profession of trade I Talented men bubble over with enthusiasm And they constantly reach out for help- ful Information which they can employ to document their courses Please notice too that I George Berry volunteers his I services on Sunday to help I build up idealism and morality I among teenagers een though he is tied-in with education all the rest of the week MANY MEN ith less zeal I I I men would welcome the chance to hide away on 14 10 1 4 1 10 Iog lor Saturday hrCKR (NBC 610) WCBS (CBS 710) WKAT (ABC MBS 1360) YOIBM (800) Tn7 (910) WVCG 1070-FM 05151 WFFC (1220) 5IAyE(1260) MKT (1190) WSDB (1 130) 'KWFB (1015M) WQ4M (560) WMIE (110) WAKP(1450) MOR 1 iN 6:00 7:45 am "Western Gold" (1937) Smith Ballovv 8 MOVIE "Song of (19461 Roy Rogers Gabby Hayes Dale Evans Gabby is about to lose his ranch hich is open to homeless boys because of mortgage trouble 11:30 ADVENTURES OF IN HOOD Robin is captured by Prince men when he tries to help Isabella 1 pm MOVIE "Code of the Cactus Tim McCoy Notre Dame and North Carolina at Charlotte NC 2 PRO HOCKEY Detroit Red Wings vs Boston Bruins from Detroit 2:30 MOVIE "Women in (1952 Dirk Bo- garde Jean Kent Five people relate totally different impressions of a murdered woman FOOTBALL One of last gasps is from Mobile Ala This one pits two groups of senior collegians divided into North a South camps against each other Since their amateur days are over they get paid for this one and are coached by pro coaches 4:30 MOVIE "Belle Starr" (1941) Randolph Scott Gene Tierney Dana Andrews The story of a famous bandit queen her adventures and romances 5 ALL-STAR GOLF To- match brings Walter Burkemo back for his third crack at long green on the green be meeting Dow i r-wald and it's a good contest Both men play under par on the front nine and the turning point is the 11th hole where one of them takes a double-bogey six iTlic Best Hungarian Folk rM Favorite Overtures WWPB "William Tell Overture" xxiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiin George Barry tjpifies the highest tpe ot teacher for he volunteers to handle a Sunday School class even though his whole workaday week is devoted to similar educational and counseling problems By DR GEORGE CRANE GEORGE A BARRY is the talented housing counsellor at Ferris Institute in Big Rapids Mich "Dr he graciously informed me "your psychology 1 1-jr WriHta Xuorantt Ail Wtrfc MU 17151 i 50 MIAMI HIALEAH NO DADE 2 MIAMI BEACH A to in TV I FUll WARRANTIES i TV SERVICE CO TV Homo Colls 2 'Til WITH THIS COUPON CooB Monday Thro Saterdsy SERVICE CALL II A 25 TV AT 1 might In Year Home (Within Miiml City limits) FR 3-8792 Em GREATER MIAMI RADIO NO CHARGE! 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