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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 67

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The Miami Heraldi
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Miami, Florida
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PBX Fri Oct 23 1970 THE MIAMI HERALD 17-D 0BsO Ch 23 Will Be All-Spanish Qvtvj-cbs 0 ftcik-rv WAJ4-TV UHF WPLfi-TVtSC" VirUT-FBS jaYffTVNIIC Jpfr'V: (Palm BeacTi) After FCC Approves Its Sale fflwUT-TV ABC (Palm Baacht OTmri ri if I Kjs Fair Good MHdbAr Best Bet All programs are in color unless otherwise indicated with an cerpts from the film are currently being aired on all South Florida TV stations as public service Viewers this morning will be able to see the much praised film in its entirety There will be another airing of it on Monday Nov 2 at 5:30 pm on Channel 2 Following this presentation on Channel 10 there will be a discussion of it by Nagel and Virginia Mc-Naughton and Jeanne Penne kamp of the Junior League mmmmmmmmmmmmmam By JACK AJNDERSOtf HroM Radi and TV Editor nanHHBMCMHnni Nov 15 it would have celebrated its third anniversary Drug Special This Morning CHANNEL Women program at COASTAL Broadcasting System Inc is selling its Miami UHF station WAJA-TV (Ch 23) to Spanish International Communications Corp Coastal it was announced Thursday by the general manager Bill Stiles has asked the Federal Communications Commission to approve the transaction Spanish International will pay Coastal for its assets $1-440000 of which $1150000 is an assumption of current and long-term obligations THE NEW OWNER said Stiles plans to phase out the present English lan-guage programming and make it first all-Spanish language TV station About one-half of Channel present broadcast schedule is devoted to Spanish-lan-guage programs Spanish International consists primarily of stockholders with interests in Spanish-language TV stations in Los Angeles San Antonio and Paterson NJ THERE WILL BE no immediate change in the programming said Stiles FCC approval of the reassignment of the iicense could take several months Coastal a subsidiary of International Industries Inc of Los Angeles has operated Channel 23 since 1967 On Story To Be TV Special 9:30 this morning will be given over entirely to an airing of the award-winning Are Like produced by WPBT-TV (Ch 2) the community station and the Junior League of Miami The film the script for which was written by Paul Nagel of the University of Mass Communications Department is intended to educate school-age youngsters in the dangers of drug use and is being circulated in the elementary schools Some six one-minute ex tion special Night the Animals which will be on ABC Dec 9 The parable written by Sam Rosen deals with barnyard animals in Bethlehem on a night 2000 years ago GOLF will be back for its eighth year starting Jan 9 The broadcasts of the team best-ball match-play tourney will be on consecutive Saturdays through April 10 Thirty-two leading pros will compete for the $70000 top prize IVAN TORS producer who has been dealing with animals in television and movies for years has a one-hour special Country" coming up on NBC Jan 15 Filmed in Africa the program focuses on the daily life of an elephant calf and her mother NBC has scheduled a Thanksgiving Day (Nov 26) repeat for its 1968 animation musical on the dealing with the journey from England to Plymouth Rock GAVER EXCITING FUN FOR 10:00 10:30 11:00 You (1965) -Air Force Major discovers that an old buddy is becoming too friendly with his wife George Scott Tony Curtis and Virna Lisi Good Perfor mances BEST BET TONIGHT THAT GIRL! breaks engagement to That Guy a 0 Dante Fascell 0 That Girl 0 Robert Zinzell 0 Claude Kirk 0 Love American Style and the Elope-' ment" and and the 0 Entre el Punal La Cruz (to 10:30) 0 Reuben Askew Flick Out 0 Simplemente Marla (toll)-X 0 World (toll) 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:00 HD Edward Robinson plays a flamboyant au-' thor who is the subject of a documentary being made by Century Pictures 0 Physician (Documentary) 00 Tom Jones (to II) Liza Minnelli Edward Robinson and the Ace Trucking Company Vanish'g Wilderness 0 Tomas San Julian Paul Harvey 10:30 1:00 0 0 0 0 Prescott Robinson Panorama Mundial News-R Whitcomb News-Wthr-Spts 0 NEWSFRONT Gordon Stevens Ur 0 News-G Stevens 0 News-Harvey 0 Norman Diaz 0 Movie (to 1:20) Mouse Th a (1959) Grand Duchy of Fenwick declares war on United States so it can be eligible for aid Peter Sellers Jean Seberg Delightful Satire 0 Estrellas en Miami 00 Tonight (to Errol Garner and singer Donna Theodore h30 0 MASK OF DEMETRIQUS Sidney Greenstreet 00 Movie (to 1:30) of (1944) Sidney Green-street Peter Lorre Zachary Scott Intrigue and murder on the Or- 1 Express Great Oldie 0 Dick Cavett 0 News en Espanoi 1:00 iSuper Fight 5 On Network THAT computerized heavyweight bout of bouts Super aired across the country almost a year ago on closed circuit for paid admission will be featured on ABC's Wide World of Sports at 5 this evening on Channels 10 and 12 The imaginary bout produced by Murry Productions matched Cassius (Muham-med Ali) Clay with Rocky Marciano Neivsitian Belt Back on Ch 4 NEWSCASTER Jack Belt who quit WTVJ (Ch 4) Last May to go into private business is back with the station He returns Monday as a member of the team of the nightly Prescott Robinson Report at 11 and will also serve as an investigative reporter in general for the news department THE ENTIRE FAMILY SHOW 11:30 5:35 6:05 6:15 6:35 0 of Fla (to 6 135) CD Amor Imago Sunrise Semester 0 Sunshine Almanac CD Living Word 0 News en Espanoi CD' News-Berke 0 Popeye Playhouse (to8)-X 00 Today (to 9) CD Nows 0 Sunshine Almanac 0 Cartoons (to 8) 0 Survival Kit 0 Capt Kangaroo (to 9) 0 Learning Ladder 0 Kimba 0 Lassie-X 0 David Frost (to 10:30) Robert Mitchum is sole guest 0 He Said She Said 0 Dialing I (to 10) 0 Lucy Show 0 Romper Room 0 You Don't Say! 0 For Women Today (to 10:30) Fury-X Sesame St (toll)-X 00 Dinah Place 0 Dr Kildare (to ll)-X 0 Galloping Gourmet 00 Concentration 0 Movie (to 12:30) 0 Family Affair 00 Sale of Century 0 HoneymoonersX 0 Love of Life 00 Squares 0 That Girl 6:45 6:50 7:00 7:15 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 News at Noon Jeopardy Bewitched Search for Tomorrow News-Pat Banghart Who-What-WhereT Newsfront-J Berks 0 World Apart 0 News 0 Fran Carlton 0 Where Heart Is-Newi 0 Another World-Somerset 0 Galloping Gourmet 00 All My Children 0 As World Turns 0 Movie (to 3:30) (1957) Fred Astaire Audrey Hepburn Fashion magazine photographer talks editor into sending his girl to Paris 00 Words and Musio 00 Make a Deal 0 Many Splendored O0 Days of Our Lives 00 Newlywed Game 0 Guiding Light 00 Doctors 00 Dating Game 0 Secret Storm 00 Another World-Bay City 00 General Hospital Popeye 0 Nixon Speech address to UN General Assembly 0 Movie Game 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12:00 12:30 nnn Channel Chuckles a movie you might enjoy Monster That Ate Television IlilllBiHIIIllBIJlillBIl 0 Another World-Somerset 0 Dick Van Dyke-X Dark Shadows Prince Pianet-X To Tell the Truth Gilligan's Island-X Mike Douglas (to 6) Dialing II (to 5:30) 0 09 0 0 0 0 4:30 0 Takes a Thief (io 5:30) 0 Dennis Menace-X Huck Yog! 0 Perry Mason (to Young woman fighting for inheritance finds herself charged with murder (D Tima for School 0 Truth Consequences 0 McHale's Navy-X Beaver-X Misierogers 0 What's My Line? 0 Dateline (to 6:30) 0 News-G Sfevens 0 Flintstones 0 McHale's Navy-X 0 Weather 4:55 5:00 6:00 Big Play Harvey 0 News-R Renick 0 I Love Lucy-X The Best On Radio AM WQAM (546) WIOO-NBC WSBS-ABC (710) WFUN (790) WINZ (940) WFAB (990) WVCG (lOEO) WQBA (1140) WLTO (1500) WWOK 1J) WGMA (1320) WKAT-CBS (1300) Will (1430) WOCN (1450)' WMBM (1490) WRIZ-ABC (1330) FM WMCU (097) WVUM (905) WTHS (913) WHMS (211) WKAT (931) WBUS (939) WOCN (949) WJHR (443) WIOO (973) WEOR (991) WWPB (1015) WRBO (1027) WYOR (1051) 8 PM WIOD television Larry King Guests are actress Ann Davis pianist Roger Williams and Joe Maggio author of God 7:50 PM Football WKAT Coral Gables High vs Palmetto High at Central Stadium 8 PM Football WGBS Annual Kiwanis-sponsored charity game between UM and Florida freshman teams Orange Bowl 0 Big News-Skinner Whitcomb (to 7) 0 ABC News 0 Paul Harvey 0 Flintstones (2) Stocks Dick Davis CD Travel Treat News-W Cronkite 0 Fugitive (to 0 NBC News 0 News-G Stevens 0 ABC News 0 Munsters-X NEWSIGHT DAVIDSON GOOD NEWS DAY! Newsight 0 Green Acres Hooterville thinks that the Douglases have gone broke 0 NBC News 0 Movie Game 0 Dragnet 0 Get Smart 0 Beat the Clock (to 8:30) Wm Buckley 0 Interns (fo 8:30) 7:30 George Grizzard operates on a lady clown and he may have made a mistake which will cripple her so she decides to sue the hospital 0 Movie (to I0)-X (1950) Alan Ladd Mona Freeman Charles Bickford Young man is used to trick wealthy rancher into believing him long-lost son Classic western 0 Judd (or Defense (to 8:30) Judd defends a businessman accused of murder 0 Chaparral (to 8:30) Brady Bunch Marcia wants to go steady with a boy who is a bug lover 0 Wild West (to 8:30) 0 Movie (to 9:30) In The Year (1962) Ray Milland Frankie Avalon Family struggles for survival after nuclear blast Interesting Idea and Cast Nanny Professor 8:00 a INGMAR BERGMAN'S A Glass Darkly 3:30 Films of Ingmar Bergman (to 10) a Glass (1964) 24 hours in the life of a family on holiday on a deserted Baltic island Harriet Anderson a Bjornstrand and Max von Sydow One of best 0 Headmaster Students and faculty experiment with a New Society with neither rules nor leaders 00 Name of Game (fo 10) Glenn Howard investigates the death of black educator on campus' Partridge Family Youngsters fear Shirley is going to marry an old flame CBS MovieTony Curtis leorge ScottVir George ScottVirna Lisi in With My Wife You Ur 9:00 0 Movie (to If) With My Wife 5:30 12:50 12:55 1:00 DIMMER KEY DINNER KEY AUDITORIUM (7th Ave at South Bayshora Drive 1:30 BOAT Over $10000000 in new boats and equipment I Opens Today thru Tuesday Oct 27 2:00 MIMSES INCOME TAX COURSE E3 Open Taught 2:30 3:00 NEW YORK (UPI) Looking to the 1971-72 season the prestigious Hallmark Hall of Fame drama series has acquired the video rights to Paul famous story Snow first published in 1941 The tale of a withdrawn artist a shy girl and a snow goose has been a constant seller in book form since then Universal Television will produce the film on location abroad next spring THE FAMOUS songwriting team of Jule Styne and Sammy Cahn has created the score for a 30-minute anima- Press Wlrephoto recommended direct compensation plan whereby cable operators pay broadcasting stations for their actual monetary losses Miami's Oldest Largest SAME DAY SERVICE iV TV SERVIC I eeamm MO 7-2574 sw BRING IN IM" SERVING SW FROM MIAMI TO CUTLER RIDGE DELTA jy COLOR COLLS TEARS IN MIAMI Mastercharit 233' 6231 Bk American! Member Better Business Bursas I colon ANTENNAS INSIALLEII 5 49 5 1 I Rent 1970 Fords Chevrolsli Hymeufhi Doties 150 UNLIMITED RON mm Wssk MILEACS RENTAL CARS SOOSC 379-8172 A 7501 Bird Road Guaranteed Lightly Gravy Your eat OFF-CAMERA twosome is talkshow host David Frost and the star of the show Diahann Carroll The two have been dating frequently since Frost first came to the US to do his show but recently denied any marriage plans pictured at the Now Grove of Los Ambassador Hotel to the public by Continental tax specialist Be learn preparation of Federal State and City Returns Morning and Evening Classes Free job placement to qualified graduates fl a Classes begin November 9 1970 connnenTAL ijSklf SiSMIfISli For information concerning registration call 443-0924 MM Mi vIQC lM I 3:30 Cable-TV Would Do Little Harm To Other Stations Experts Say 0 Graham Shelley Dana 3 Valery and president of lib group a While at Miami International Airport Visit i a NEWSTANDS 4:00 0 Virginia Graham 0 Bright Promise 00 One Life to Live 0 Bozo (D Sesame St (to 5) 0 GomerPyle 0 Superman-X 0 Nixon Speech For widest selection of the finer paperbacks hardbacks usually not easily available a a a a a Top FCC Lawyer Foresees Role CHOOSE FROM Financial Educational Sports Historical Cooking Astrology Sunset Books Fiction Travel Language Mysteries Auto Repair Crossword Puzzles stations on the same dial and with the same clarity that he receives VHF commerical UHF SIGNALS are usually weaker than that of commer-c i a 1 stations because of transmitter antenna and tuner differences The report said UHF sta-topns could gain 20 per cent more revenue by having their signal picked up on At present about eight per cent or four million of the homes with television sets receive cable television The report predicts that about 45 per cent would subscribe if cable television is allowed to grow If the FCC feels some protection Is needed Johnson SW a 8 SHIES a BNDAll 95 COLOR TV BALLS s5 I) tar Horns 1AM 1st PM COLOR irrENNAS INSTALLED $5995 FACTORT AUTHORIZED SALES A SERVICE RCA ZENITH MOTOROLA ADMIRAL RELIABLE RADIOS TV 221-5656 Member EotilGiblej BANKAMEBCARDChamssrjf tenner 1 Isis Tim a Wsil Falsi Ft Flires Call Collet 7pm 9pm Abelplu DADF SCHOOLS 444-6S4) BROWARD SCHOOLS S25-2071 MBrsdM HZ BUSINESS COURSES 700M As Conscience Not Innovator SANTA MONICA Calif (AP) if allowed to expand without restriction into communities cable television will help local UHF stations and hurt commercial stations only two Rand Corp scientists say A study by Leland Johnson and Rolla Park done for the Federal Communications Commission recommends that the FCC rescind its order last year limiting further expansion of cable television into urban television markets AT THAT TIME the FCC cable companies by importing programs from distant areas into a city would have an unfair advantage over local over-the-air broadcasters both commercial and UHF But Johnson and Park said in advance of the release of their report that if forced to compete with cable television UHF and commercial stations would suffer only a nine per cent loss in revenue That they added be wiped out by one typical revenue BUT COMMERCIAL stations in some cities could lose as much as 56 per cent of their revenue the two said While introduction by cable of distant signals into big city markets would fragment UHF station the report said "this would be more than overcome by the advantage to the UHF stations of being picked up by the same cable would enable the viewer to tune in the UHF The FCC has long held the law gives it little authority over the kind or content of programs broadcast on radio and TV stations it licenses But the agency has insisted broadcasters present controversial issues fairly and provide reply time to persons who are slurred on the air LOCATIONS OPPOSITE USTCSW IATICIUL DELTA COUNTERS Sf nmg Crnltr Mittni Arte I I Per flyer 38 Vesrt LOCALLY OWNED 8 OPERATES If Id Retry Pm Jmlt Pi try Pro Join Retry Sic Trtit a a a a a aft 223-1711 a a a a a a tions law and unwilling to commit himself so soon Wiley nevertheless emphasized that other interpretations of the court decision are possible an appropriate case comes up have to look at it Right now I'm not called upon to make that Wiley declined to guess how large a role he may have to play in FCC policy-making role Is a legal role that of answering the question we do That role obviously has policy he said have an interest in personnel" Wiley explained warming up to his favorite subject their recruitment and utilization I feel I ought to have an interest in every young lawyer in the By STAN BENJAMIN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON Richard Wiley the new top lawyer for the Federal Communications Commission sees his job as being "the legal conscience of the commission making certain the commission stays within Wiley said he does not expect to assume the role of originator and innovator he attributes to his predecessor Henry Geller WILEY WTAS appointed general counsel replacing Geller last Sept 15 Geller was retained as a special assistant for planning Just two weeks later the FCC made public a year-old Geller memorandum illustrating the latitude of a general counsel usually an unnoticed by the public to and COUNTRY FRIED DELICIOUS SIRLOIN STEAK US Choice breaded country fried with smothered onions our special choice of potatoes rolls butter All the Cole Slaw you can Coffee or Tea if you still have room BE OUR for any dessert on cur menu After the Supreme Court upheld those rules Geller suggested the decision not only backed up past FCC policy but blazed a trail into the uncharted territory of programming in general He said it meant the FCC does indeed have authority to "interest itself in general program format and the kinds of programs broadcast by MICKOMY WILEY IS not so sure New in the job admittedly inexperienced in communica i.

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