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4-B THE MIAMI HERALD Wednesday Aug 28 1984 TN- Wv 'V 4P ivV: 1JTrsS I rf-T'y 0wtvj cbs wpiV' is'iPdif Ciii -''jj Ul0 WUWITV ABC VTSAIVTC ACC- A wht 6 jCSD MORNING ti -x- (5) VTHS-TV Ed (2) vckt rccv ulY m9v V-toft rv fcs contracts amnesia and becomes a confidence man in the employ of a notorious gambler Tricky plot 6:15 Summer Semester 6:30 News-English Spanish Comedy Time 6:45 News En Espanol Give Us This Day 7 Popeye Playhouse QQ Today (to 9) News Continental Class News 0 Capt 1 I "I I William Frank 8:45 Funny Company 9 O0 Word For Word COLOR Price Is Right 11 Real McCoys QQ Concentration Get The Message 11:30 Love That Bob QQ Jeopardy COLOR Missing Links 7:15 Comedy Time (to 8) 7:30 Morning News Carousel (to 8:45) 8 Kangaroo (to 9) News 8:15 Warner Th (to 10:30) Love You Again" (1940) Powell Myrna Loy McHugh A respectable small town civic leader Movie Special (to 10:30) "Boots (1952) Wil liam Holden Johnny Stewart Stanley Clements Basil Ruys-dael Young boy leaves home and meets with man who never had one Older man I Love Lucy Q0 Room lor Bast of At Convention national convention The early morning show originates from the Claridge Hotel to present convention highlights Interviews and other features The stars in the front row from left are Frank Blair Hugh Downs Maureen seated and Jack Lescoulie Here are the stars and production staff of XBC-TVs show at Atlantic City XJ this week for the Democratic Mississippi Hassle 6 Hogs 9 TV Coverage a jockey QQ You Don't Sey COLOR Queen For Dev 4 Secret Storm Mickey Mouse Club 0 Match Game 4 0'Clock Club (to 5) 0 Treilmaster (to 5) 4:30 Early Show (ta6)Wthr "Women's (1955) Ida Lupino Jan Sterling Audrey Totter Phyllis Thax ter Howard Duff A prison doctor tries to help women prisoners who are being bru- tally treated by sadistic su- perintendent of women Bru- through their mutual unhappiness set in a New England seashore village Sentimental hut good 11:45 0 Starlight Th (to 1:15) "Come Live With (1941) James Stewart Hedy Lamarr An attractive refu- gee in order to remain in trains him to be Fair Mike Oeegles Shew (to 10) Debbie Drake lanje Billy (telO) 9:30 Ames and Andy 10 Daddy Greuche 10:30 Movie Sevea (to "In Close Pursuit" with Jan Sterling Beverly Garland and William Windon is the story of a woman who spends her life trying to reform weak men 0 Video Venturis Superman Yogi Bear 'Q0 Hantloy-Brlnklfy (Q 0 Reeky And Friends Sport leek Or 0 Sports Extra 0 Lift Time NBC floorman Frank McGee hurled himself over a huddle of humanity on the Democratic convention floor at Atlantic City Tuesday night and yelled a question: "Mrs Palmer are you going to get From somewhere under the same huddle CBS floorman Mike Wallace clawed his way to the surface and yelled into his microphone: "Help! And now back to the broadcast This was the chaos of thei second evening of the Democratic meeting to nominate marries a penniless writer prgjjjpjjfjaj aate and adopt a but is loathe to relinquish a party platform former wealthy admirer A As Tuesday night ebbed arm love story Kennedy or to Adlai Stevenson Sen Hubert Humphrey and the other participants in the main event NBC gave us a change of pace with cut-aways to such earlier taped segment as Nancy Dickerson's visit with Mrs Lyndon Johnson and her daughters and a look at what GOP candidate Barry Gold water was doing in Cleveland during the day The David Brinkley-Chet Huntley team is still somehow more in command of their assignment than their competitors ABCs Howard Smith and Edward Morgan are their closest competitors Things still quite jelling in the CBS booth Bob It was a grim visit to AtlanticTrout waxen and glittering of City for TV viewers relieved eye is still nervous His partner ionly now and then by random Roger Mudd is at least not ner- interviews Occasionally a floor-ivous The situation here is jman sweating and disheveled saved by veteran Eric Sevar-made his way to Mrs Joan calm and perceptive obser-nedy wife of ailing Sen Ted vations By JACK ANDERSON HrW TV fditor away the scene on the television screen was deceptively ludicrous It looked superficially as if a prayer meeting had gotten up-staged by a crap game The huddle was taking place around the Mississippi area of the convention floor The participants were seven Mississippi Freedom Democrat members the convention's sergeants-at-arms and the eager eagles of the radio and press corps In the background were the faintly echoing voices of the convention's officialdom in full oratorical flight Completely out of TV sight tragedy in a story of circus folks and how the helps adjust their personal i problems Fair film News JJ5 0 Playhouse (2:30) "Secret Service of the (1939) Ronald Reagan A 1:30 World Tumi Girl Talk 0 Let's Make a Dial COLOR 2 Password All Channels-Nows 11:10 Sports-Dooloy Weathor Sports-Hirsch Weathor 0 Waathar Sports Woathor-Beoker 0 Nows Weather Sports 11:15 Sports Nows-Young 11:25 Late Show "Big (1953) Glenn Ford Gloria Grahame Lee Marvin Alexander Scourby Cop resigns from force to continue investigation into suicide of friend He uncovers pit of corruption Violent action Channel Chuckles understand Ben Casey relinquishing his time for vvv Bill Bayer Invites Humphrey to Show Eye Role Put in Big Time AFTERNOON QQ Loretta Young 2:30 House Party QQ The Doctors Day in Court News 3 Truth News O0 Anothir Wald General Hospital 3:30 Edge of Night Key: kk Good Fair Best Bet 11:30 Q0 Tonight COLOR Lato Movie (1945) Dorothy McGuire Robert Young Herbert Marshall Mildred N'atwick The story of two people who fall in love Private Janssen By JOSEPH FIXNIGAN United Press International HOLLYWOOD Calif It wasn't too many years ago that David Janssen had plenty of time to enjoy the ease of Hollywood the swimming pools night club9 and parties that go with show business But he didn't have the money Things have changed for David been in two successful television series which have mads him professionally successful and financially secure Now he has the money but not the time for an easy life "It's between 14 and 15 hours from the time I leave in the morning until -I get back home in the said Janssen between scenes of his hit series is second television hit He had a long run as the private eye in "Richard Diamond" BEFORE he became a video detective Janssen had been under contract to Universal International Studio and 20th Century Fox He also worked as a free lance LOO: Cc? i (1140) WMIE (710) WGBS (1490) WMBM The cameras stuck to the jj second guessing the Demo-podium only for House Speaker cratic National Convention's John McCormack speech as he choice of a vice presidential took up the gavel as permanent candidate convention chairman and for a Noon News at Noon QQ Say When COLOR Father Knows Best 12:30 Search for Tomorrow QQ Truth Consoq News COLOR Tennessee Ernie 12:45 Guiding Light 1 Love Of Life News-Moore Life of Riley Movie 10 (2:30) "Fixer Dugan" (1939) Lee Tracy Virginia Weidler Peg- gy Shannon Romance and 6 News Sports-Oooley News-Fariss Crolius 0 Dateline Pioneers 0 News-Glove) 6:15 Naws-Renick Newt Sporti-Hirseh 0 ABC News-Cochran 6:30 Democratic Conv (to It) 0 To Be Announced Democratic Couv (to If) The Democratic convention is ending the suspense tonight After a series of nominating speeches and balloting of the delegates the congregation at Atlantic City will name the man who is going to run their show and they hope the coun' for the next four years The odds at the moment are highly in favor of the present occupant of the White House President Lyndon Johnson But in case the evening does not furnish enough excitement the Democrats plan to enliven it with motion pic tures including a biography history of the progress How much of this will be carried over the air will depend on the individual networks High above the convention floor and behind the electronic long-lens camera systems are anchormen Edward Morgan and Howard Smith ABC Robert Trout and Roger Mudd CBS and Chet Huntley and David Brinkley NBC 0 Huckleberry Hound 7:30 Democratic Conv (to If) vA (560) WyAM (940) WINZ-Mutual (1260) WAMt-ABC Morning 6:00 NMtsM Rev aflcCall Cracker Jim Radio Voice NQAM Sherwood WIOD News Sundial News Aqr Al LFetoert Span Music Brother Rav Rev McCal McDermott Wtbr WSKP Mus Thtr WVE-T Radio Reiol Stereo Mus WF JN Al Dunaway 6:15 WGBS Farm Show Life Lme PA Hosp Dade Rdup 6:30 News Sound A Warren VIE Guaiiro Radio Reioi 6:45 WGBS Sound of Mus WMIE Hora Ewara A Warren 7:00 Fred Hanna News Joum WKAT News WMIE Orientacion Mus Tntr World News Mr Stokum WE Cracker Jim 7:15 WCKR noiwav News Music Sots Report 7:30 World News Word of God 7:45 WMIE Hour 6:00 Sots Sundial WF Sots Report Rescue Mission BulterbaU Mus Thtr WKAT World Rise WMBM Butterball 8:15 Mom mo Traffic WILL Hootennany 8:30 WGBS Poo Music Marine WF A Estrada WE DR Poo 8:45 Gospel 9:00 WIOD Sundial Ted Dick Carfos Best HI WEDR-F News 9:15 WE Music WIOD Sports Bill Elris A Godfrey Alien 9:45 Crusade 1 0 WE Jewish WV Baoels News Jim Harper B'rkt'st WVCG voncett WVET Music Brunch WMBM-FM Goso IE Jewish Comp 10:13 Art Godfrey Life Line 10:3 Sound of Chris Voz Litre 10:45 Momtn 1 AJi Nawa En Espanol Nawa-Englisb Spanish 1:15 0 Nightwatch on the golf course or plays tennis At home he likes to read for professional end personal reasons "I love to read almost he said usually I read fiction I feel it's part of my job to be as well read as I can be on the new books coming out" JANSSEN has been an actor since he was in grammar school He knows ways and how success in show business can disappear in a short time one reason he has invested in real estate looking to the day hen the laud values increase hard to advise anybody about acting" he said "There aren't any formulas anymore if there ever were My only advice is for a person to make sure he knows what he wants if he becomes an actor There are a lot of disappointments" Of his own disappointments lost roles and dry periods between acting jobs he said: "You look back on it and it doesn't look as drastic as it did ifc (610) WIOD-XBC (1450) WSKP 790) WFILN 11:00 News Wthr Hotltne Lee Vogel News Spts Mus to Mid El Mambl Sign Of Lvle Thompson Ken Comer AT Interment Bey to 5 11:15 Accion Dem Larry King 11:30 Nolle iero WQAM Courtney Cuba Span New Maso Peppy Fields 12:00 Stereo Mu ft Nite Beat to 5 VallevS WAVE-Hof line WQAM Voeet to 7 Viem ito WFUN Bey to WGBS- jmecen Late Data Serenata Collier to 1 Mu Tntr WC3 Sifln Off WMVJ Dean Ross Sion Off FM Skeds WKAT-nl 24 Hour WA62-FM-4 9 mag 24 Hour WEDR-FM-W 1 Meg 7 am to Mkfnita 97 mag am 'I 10 pitl G3 24 Hour WVCG-105 1 mag 0:30 a to 17 Vidnttg WMBM-FM 16 Houri a Day 1015 meg 9 am to 12 MiOflte MIAMI RADIO son Inc which is now operating as WLBW-TV The tower and transmitter have not been used since Storer would not disclose the buy-back sale price but it is reported to be about 5230-000 The sale Include Public Service studio building at Biscavne Blvd and NE 21st Sl It's currently being used by a movie company CONTESTANTS in WIOD's Slithery Dee contest being conducted on Jim Jenk-in's Hootenanny Show have until midnight Aug 31 to get their entries in This is a contest in which contestants try to draw their concept of a Slithery Dee a thing or what-have-you made popular by the singing Smothers Brothers in their latest Mercury release Must Have Been Something I Winners will be flown to San Francisco Sept 17-20 for an on-the-town vacation ANDERSON TV Plans For Cleo In the event of a hurricane here three television stations will televise directly from the weather bureau Channels 4 7 and 10 said Tuesday plans for a "Weather Central TV had been set up through Gordon Dunn chief forecaster A room at the weather bureau a TV spokesman said is being converted to a studio Advisories w-ould be given on camera immediately upon issuance Wife Candid Sheds Funt RENO Nev (AP) Mrs Evelyn Funt won a divorce in District Court Tuesday from her husband Alien host for the 'network television show did The divorce was granted by Judge Grant Bowen in Washoe County Court not long after the suit was filed The couple was married In New York City April 2 1946 ALL SW 6 6AHISH 00 TV HOME CALLS MO 79281 AA TV MOVICI jm sjIIaitii ova nasi iatii NO CHARGE rtrsKjr- in REPAIR ALL MARI AN TtLCVIBION CO CALL Ml 4-7064 Bill Bayer moderator of the Miami Press Conference show on WLBW-TV (Ch 10) Anticipating Minnesota's Sen Hubert Humphrey is certain to be tapped Bayer sent him a letter Tuesday along with one to William Miller the GOP candidate inviting them to appear together on his program when the campaign gets underway Bayer offered them a choice of three locations hr Dade County Auditorium the Miami Beach Convention Hall or WLBW-TV studio for a face-to-face encounter The show would be an hour in length on a Sunday night He would moderate the program he said and his interrogators would be the regulars of his Sunday night fat 6 pm) half-hour The Herald's John McDermott and The News' Jack Kasse-witz Bayer also offered to augment his panel by inviting ABC newsmen Bill Lawrence plus two representatives of the other Washington staffs to sit in THE STOKER Broadcasting Co owner of WGBS is buying back the 1-000-foot antenna tower and transmitter building it sold to Public Service Television Inc in the mid-50's George Storer Jr president of his company said the installation will be used for WGBS-FM to give it a better broadcast spread in Broward county The FM antenna is currently rigged on tower in Miami Springs Storer built the tower and transmitter originally to beam programs on L'HF Channel 23 When it abandoned that operation several years later the company sold the installation to Public Service which operated It on VHF Channel 10 Public Service headed by the late George Baker lost its license in 1961 and the channel passed to Wil 0 J'ptoTftm IP FOI KOMI tuvici CAU LAI'S TV Ns Ss 0as NA 1-2422 MO 7-6244 A to EM 7 DATS A WIU toAHTWRIH IN SADI COUNTY Mentor Can) tnklrr (kwatof (tmumf TV SERVICE CALLS 50 IN YOUR HOME SUNDAY INCl :00 AM to (SWril Cnftln Mt) PM PICTURE TURES ONLY $2195 INSTALLED RELIABLE RADIO A TV Cft 1-514 actor and kept hoping for his big break David's career before television is best described by a statement he once made about some of hLs pictures was usually in the background looking over someone's shoulder and saying 'he went he said THE "Diamond" series pulled Janssen into big time Because of that show he became personally popular with millions of televiewers across the nation He also began a fat bank account which enabled him to move out of an apartment and into a contemporary home in the exclusive Beverly Hills area The house is furnished mostly in antiques which reflect the taste of Janssen and his wife Ellie a former fashion model Living with them are two daughters by a previous marriage Kathy 21 and Diane 18 Whenever he can get away from his busy television schedule David takes a turn MVVAV' -i''-t VMV 4 (1360) WKAT-CBS (990) WFAB (1220) WMET 6:15 Catbrera Ale Dreier Sept Inning WGBS Sea Sports Wthr Huntley WIOD FM Amuse WEDR Gospel Mus Bad John 6:30 At the Fair WFAB NoticTas Theater Nac Real Duckworth At the Fair Bus Hr Religious New 6:35 Show Seen 6:45 3 Star Extra Span Music WAME Tom Harmon Lowell Thomas New WEDR Gospel Mus 7:00 Stereo Show Rick Shaw 1 0 D-F Serenade Lowell Thomas Fulton Lewis Hootenanny News Lampl't WMIE Radio Hispana Opera Hour Com Pert WKAT Starlight Fdw Mor-aan Rev McCall WFAB Contese Gane WEDR China-Asla WFUN Greg Warren 7:15 Nckie Lee Mos Thtr Sports Rescue Miss WMIE Radio His? :54 Ken Coiiipr Ben Thomas Sgn Off ArtaielO Hft Parada Head Home I fuste WGBS News Radio Thr Mu WKAT News WEDR WMiE Meyer Show WIOD News Greg Prog Jerry WED Bill WIOD-News Newt The Don Nte Mika World WEDR Sour short one by Georgia's Congressman Charles Weltner jThe rest were merely over-heard All attention from the broadcast forces as centered on the developing bitterness of the Freedom Democrats attempt to move in on Mississippi's 68 stat vacated by all but three ol the white delegates The credentials committee's compromise plan would hae seated any regular delegate who took the support-the-ticket pledge along with two of the Freedom Democrats to serve as delegate s-at-large It alsoj green-lighted the admission of i other Freedom Democrats as' guests As the evening Wore on TV newsmen were kept flying from all directions to the Mississippi section and to the entrances in and outside the convention hall checking on the growing seepage toward the determined Freedom Democrats The at whom NBC floorman McGee was shouting was one of their determined distaffers We see her but she was apparently resisting for dear life the efforts of the sergeants-at-arms to usher her out Outside the convention hall on the boardwalk normally On Radio 12:55 PM Baseball WKAT Washington at New York 7 PM Democratic Convention WKAT WIOD Nomination and balloting for the presidential candidate Other stations of the area will have periodic reports from the convention 7:05 PM Folk Music Tonight WAEZ-FM In stereo Harry Belafonte Nancy Ames and Eud and Travis are featured 8 PM Musical Heritage WVCG In stereo on FM Concerto for Diverse Instruments Sym-J phony No 101 in and Sol- Copcerto No 3 for Two 9 PM Symphony Hall WWPB-FM Iii stereo 1 Vaughan Williams' Symphony No 8 in Minor and Ben-! Haim's The Sweet Pslamist i of Israel i 11 PM Larry King WIOD Guests will be publicist Don Cuddy Coconut Grove artist Bill Hutton and comic Eddie Grajt 1:30 Fla Gardner Ricardo Vila Afternoon Cone Debate Musical WGBS Sound of Mus WKAT Furness Poos Music Bad John 1:43 Country Mus 2:00 King 'B' WFAB Ricardo Vila Haer Debate Music Stereo Moods Gosp Train Country Mus 2:30 George Cooper WFEC-Ed Cook Clasific ados Furness 2:45 Claslficados Sots Report WM i lasificados 3:00 Kina Bee WQAM Murdock WiOD Chet Hunttey Howeft Muier a Muier Concerto Country Mus Howell Cruser WWPB Coee Break 3:15 WILL Toe Taoplna 3:30 WGB-Bob Fel'er King Bee Soencer Danes Muier a Murer 3:45 Market (1070) tVYCG (1430) win Hear Israel 11:00 WVCG-Bulletin Board Yiddish WKAT H'seperty Schachter Mom Moods Rockin' Rooars 11:15 World of Music 11:30 del Canal WME I Garrv Moore Gospel Music WMET Soap Opera News 11:45 Jerry Berk Relig News Afternoon 12:00 Noon News Journal AAVE Pajf Harvey Norman Diaz WFAB News Estrada Jim Dunlap News Soundtrlc WKAT Jerry Berko Bill Holly Harper News Poo Music Country Music Noon Concert WILL Cractcer Jim Melodies Wild Steve U'ldi stereo 12:15 World Tomorrow Poos Music WIOD Pleas Mom 12:30 WE Country Mus Jim Ward Gospel Music 1:00 Enrique G'zaiez WAVE Fred Hanna WMET Radio Re0 Seo Mat News Matmee Svm Hr Per fOdiCO A A WFEC-Ed COOk wwpb Stereo Dream -Fa Gr'd Olt Opry 4:15 Cartas Jocko ow 1 0 oa dshow 4:30 A Co 1 1 fng wood Exitos Amer Musicales 4:45 Closing Stocks Bailable 5:00 Trwente Roadshow Musica Ciose-UP Market Reooft Spanish Music WKAT-F Fantasy WWPB Tranquility Happy Harold 5:15 Not Deport WVCG Evening News Span Music 6:20 Cummins Cartas 5:30 New Joum WME Norman Diaz News Norman Diaz Biii Smith Marine Wthr Boy Scouts 5:45 Intermezzo Bus Sots Eening 6:00 Jim Dunloo i Spanish Music News Kelly Voz de Muier WFAB Teiamigo Soup Nut Sound of Mus Bn rmtirv Kent Courtney Birger Dinner Dinner Concert WKAT-FM Li9hts Mus Dinner Concert 6:05 Dinner Mus Nevs WV Refusee Center News Shine ThousM Rept Wthr Show Music Hour Hour Stewart Clark Starr Estrada Fi China-Asia Voice Reviv Scene Soundt'k CKfb fiaW Music Train Scene MelOd Mus Cruseoj Round River Bapt 7:45 Artaleio Jonas 8:00 Hootenanny Show Spanish Drama LampH Progreso Time Heritage Youth Christ World Tonltt 8:15 SPts 8:30 Gosoet Mus Concert Stokum 8:45 Ranch Show Coment 9:00 Fab Seren China Valle Warren Antiltano Wlchner Svmoh Hall Valle Elisha Burka 9:15 Hootenany 9:30 Dumev Jazz 10:00 Starlight Amer Adven Podium Vordel Pueblo Julian 10:45 Beat O'Neil 10:30 Sign Off News Ranch Voz-Puebig Starlltt 4:00 Cracker Jim News R'show Time Out Murdock News smith Wmd-gp Near lerael to to mLmLmi.