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a Stockton I Calif.) Record 20 MONDAY, AUGUST S. IMS VIEWING TV With HAL HUMPHREY. Diversion 9 in 1 Mission Impossible Sleek Sociologist's Big Television Break Xv -1. i Satellites for Love or Money? Astrological Forecast for Tuesday, Aug. 9 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Cycle high for TAURUS, GEMINI, CANCER.

Special word to AQUARIUS: Message contains significant information. Study It. 'V 0 Xavier Cugat, 66, Weds Singer, 21 LAS VEGAS, Nev Aug. 8 (AP) Bandleader Xavier Cugat, 66, was married yesterday in Las Vegas, to his 21-year-old Spanish singer, Charo. It was Cugats third marriage and the first for Charo.

Following the civil cere- mony, Cugat said they would leave today for Spain and would be married by a high official of the Catholic Church. Cugat said he was not concerned with the difference in his age and that of his new wife, adding: "There are old men of 20 and young men of 40. I am one of those. Cugats last marriage was to singer Abbe Lane, in 1952, when she was 20 and he 52. They were divorced in 1964.

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 8 That was a noble and exciting proposal submitted to the Federal Communications Commission last week by the Ford Foundation for setting up a rJnon-profit domestic TV satellite system, but I would not care to make book on its chances of getting over the first hurdle. It is the contention of Mc-George Bundy, new president of Ford Foundation, and Fred W. Friendly, the foundations TV adviser since abdicating his post as president of CBS News, that domestic TV (when they are put up over the United States) should not be handed over to the American Tel Tel or any other private enterprise. Bundy and Friendly envision such a communications system as a nonprofit, non-governmental project for the benefit of the taxpayers whose billions have been poured into the exploration of space already.

Friendly compares such a FOR RCA VICTOR SERVICE ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Be extra-perceptive in money affairs. Tendency exists for you to be overly generous. There are those who are only too willing to grab.

Read between the lines check fine print. TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Use care in dealings with public. Some persons may try to maneuver you into em-mrrassing position. Be specific make meanings dear.

Dont sign legal papers in haste! GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You may be cm the move but there are home, family responsibilities which require attention. Be in communication with loved ones. No time to play guessing games! CANCER (June 2Wuly 22): Avoid seeing situation through glasses. You are benefited by FRANK APPRAISAL. Means face facts as they actually exist.

Highlight quality, not quantity. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Situation better now than you might imagine. Actually you occupy driver's seat Know this and permit self-confidence to glow. Dont be pressured into costly moves, changes.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Behind-scenes actions may cause you to tread lightly. If you have not been entirely truthful you may pay consequences. Wipe slate dean.

Reach for HIGHER PRINCIPLES. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 22): Probe for truth. Dont be satisfied with secondhand reports. VIRGO individual may offer example. Look around you.

When you really observe key to problem is presented. SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21): You may have to untangle some red tape. Be patient and thorough. Accent creative concession.

Means be aware of public relations. Dont maintain stubborn posture. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be versatile try various methods.

Accent on travel education, adding to knowledge. Study written word. Work toward goal through aid of associates. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

19): Affair of heart dominates actions. Emotions apt to rule. You have to desire to break away from restricting boundaries. Enjoy yourself but keep guard up. Stand tall AQUARIUS (Jan.

20-Feb. 18): Duties at home should ake precedence over other areas. Review outside influences proper light Changes due. Be ready mould them to benefit of self, family. PISCES (Feb.

19-Mar. 20): Not' wise to look too far afield. What is required may be close at hand journey could be unnecessary. Your thinking on key matter may not be crystallized. Wait and observe.

a IF TOMORROW IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are sympathetic, often attract others to you with their problems, fou have a natural ability for position as supervisor, business manager, counselor. non-profit TV utility to the Tennessee Valley Authority, and that is precisely why it will meet such tremendous resistance from and other profit minded corporations. win not sit idly by while a competitor offering a poten-ilally lower rate card strives to establish itself. Aside from a confused and probably apathetic public, the inly other allies the Messrs. Bundy and Friendly have are he three major networks, who long have bridled under the stiff rates charged by microwave and landline interconnections to the networks affiliated stations, to say nothing of the high rates evied Communications Satellite Corporation COMSAT) for overseas TV broadcasts via Early Bird satellite.

It is Friendlys hope that use of the new domestic satellite system by the networks might Umlsh the monies necessary provide a sizeable budget for non-commercial TV programs on a fourth network fed da the new satellites. How far the networks will go in marshaling aid for the Ford Foundation proposal when hearings are held by the FCC is a question to ponder at this point. As for the FCC Itself, little can be expected in the way of public-interest protection. This weakness was demonstrated four years ago when the Communications Satellite Corporation was set up and recommended by the Kennedy administration to put an international system of satellites under private control. A handful of UB.

senators led by Wayne Morse even resorted to Senate filibuster in a vain attempt to prevent what Senators Yarborough of Texas and Bartlett of Alaska then ACTRESS BARBARA BAIN TV Role for Sociology Major CALL KErrs VILLAGE TV Wr I'm Grnuint RCA Par ii amf Tub i 209 LINCOLN CENTER 477-0096 per for a while which is defl-nately not me. ONE EXAMPLE "On the other hand, sometimes I think producers have never watched the Dick Van Dyke- show and never seen what Mary Tyler Moore has done with the wife role, which is normally funless and rangeless and already molded before you can ever put a personal stamp on it "But Mary Tyler Moore somehow pulled it off she made Laura Petrie someone special and important The Van Dyke show is also the first family show, the very first I think, in which the husband and wife are really equals. Now, how about "Mission: Impossible? "My name in the show 1s Cinnamon Carter, she said, spreading out the syllables. "Cinnamon Carter. With name like that how can she miss? Cinnamon Carter.

Some name for a sociologist By DONALD FREEMAN HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 8 (CNS) Barbara Bain, who is tall and fcleek and (of all things) the professor of a degree in sociology, was saying that she once toured in a play that was doing Just fine until one un-fortuate booking. "We came Hnto Columbus, Ohio, on a football Saturday," she said, 1 with a knowing nod of helpless resignation. -Probably the day of the Michigan game, no less. Miss Bain is one of the new series faces and she is hop- lng for more fortuitous tim- lng when "Mission: Xmpos- Bible, a forthcoming CBS en-; try, comes along in the fall.

Who knows if this one will I make the grade? Who knows if the Impossible missions in i espionage will hold a special I charm for television audl- ences? Who knows, to get down to basics, if the scripts will have the goods? WELLEQUIPPED However, Miss Bain, it must be made clear, certainly comes I well equipped speaking tech-'nically, that is. Aside from that ill-fated venture into foot-J ball country, Miss Bain has racked up a hefty list of cred-Jts on the New York stage, shes studied with such peo-: pie as Lee Strasberg and San- ford Meisner, she was featured on Studio One and Onmibus land so forth in TVs Golden I Age and for whatever value it gives an actress shes married to an actor, Martin Landau, highly respected in Jthe trade. I You never can tell now about girls with starring roles 'in a TV series. Will she be an 'expert at karate? Will she wear boots? And talk into shoes to the chief back at headauarters? "No karate," Miss Bain said. I "And no boots and no tape recorders in shoes.

No gimmickry. Me, I just play the diversion. She could be that, all right i "For Instance, Miss Bain went on, "In one segment I wear a toweL Not a high fash- ion towel, you understand. Just a small white towel Very delicately handled scene." 'WHY SOCIOLOGY 1 I took another, closer look. She has dark blonde hair in what she described as Ja "contemporary hairdo and she didnt look like any so- ciology majors I ever saw on the campus.

Miss Bain graduated from the University of 'Illinois but why, for an actress, sociology? "I think I wanted to change the world, or something," Miss Bain said. "But I was always an actress, even before I knew it As a kid, when I read a book I was always the heroine. And off, with my degree in sociology I went into dancing and then into modeling which is quite a Jump. A very unreal world, modeling. Now, as an actress, I may be attracted to unreal worlds but not that particular one.

How long can you be concerned about a divine dress and a blue lipstick? And as for dancing professionally, theres another Isolated world. Dancers dont dance for audiences; they dance for the approval of other dancers." The acting life has its drawbacks, according to Miss Bain. "Theres a vast dearth of good girl parts, she said. "I mean good parts for girls. Any kind of girls.

Youre either the girl next door or you rob banks or blackmail unsuspecting innocents or youre cooking over a pot and saying, yes, dear. Other TV Listings KMJ-TV, FRESNO (Channel 24) MONDAY, AUO. I P.M. 5:00 Suparman 5:15 Woody Woodpecker (ealor) 5:45 Report 5:10 HunUoy-Brtnktay (eater) 7:00 Amorico (eater) 7:30 Hullabaloo (color) 0:00 John Forsyths (color) 0:30 Or. KiMaro (color) 0:00 Kraft Music Hall (color) 10:00 Run lor Tour Lift (color) 11:00 Nows 11:30 Tonight Show (color) TUESDAY, AUO.

A.M. 7:00 Today Show (color) 1:00 Eya Guass (cater) 5:30 Concentration (color) 10:00 Chain Lattar (color) 10:30 Showdown (color) 1140 Jeopardy (color) 11:30 Swin tin' Country (color) P.M. 12:00 Hawa 12:10 Agriculture 12:30 Days of Our Ufa (colei) The Doctors 1:30 Another World 2:00 Moyia: Carnival Story 4:00 Dannie 4:30 Rocky and Hia Friends (color) 4:45 Superman 5:15 Huckleberry Hound (color) 545 Early Report KJEO-TV. FRESNO i Channel 47) MONDAY, AUO. P.M.

5:00 Mary Griffith Whats Best in Sight for Tonight DR. KILDARE In the repeat multi-part drama this week (Monday and Tuesday), Jack Hawkins, Diane Baker and Bradford Dillman are co-starred. A noted personality (Hawkins), having "died on the operating table, is determined to leave Blair Hospital to appear on a TV show with an Evangelist (Dillman) to describe his having "seen Its ironic that a series thats gone off has been sold to the BBC and will be seen by a arger audience in the United Kingdom than in the United States. (Channels 3 and 4, 8:30 p.m.). PEYTON PLACE While the studio continues its secrecy )olicy about handing out Information on story lines, its no secret about the future of Mia Farrow.

Meanwhile, to quote the ABC press release, Allisons (Mia) presence at the bluff affects many lives; Rossi faces a deep loss; Chris faces an inquisition. Have codebook handy to translate when watching. (Channels and 13, 9:30 p.m.). HOLLYWOOD TALENT SCOUTS Repeating the April 4 show in which Agnes Moore-head, Barbara McNair and Shelley Berman were Art Link-letters "guest scouts. The performing talent Includes singers Kelley Garrett and Frankie Fanelli and the comedy team of Claire and McMahon.

In a special feature, Roy Fitzell and Kathy Gale dance. (Channels 5 and 10, 10:00 p.m.). THE BIG VALLEY This repeat has a couple of strong character actors James Whitmore and Royal Dano in guest roles, and that always helps. The Barkleys are shocked to learn that a man (Whitmore) they consider friend is really a specialist in tormenting range wars. (Chanels 7 and 13, 10:00 p.m).

Chino Distributes Writings of Moo TOKYO, Aug. 8 (AP) The Chinese Communist Party has ordered 35 million copies of selected writings of Mao Tze-tung distributed to the Chinese people "as their weapon to fight against those party members who are taking the capitalist road. The official Peking Peoples Dally said the Culture Ministry had been ordered to "mobilize the forces of various departments to print and distribute the works of Chairman Mao in large quantities and in various forms. Prisoner Swap jy Israel Syria JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector, Aug. 8 (AP) Syria and Israel exchanged a total of 10 prisoners today.

The Syrians returned four Israelis, they had held for various periods while Israel sent back six Syrians. Four reportedly were caught Inside Israeli territorial waters. After, prolonged negotiations, the exchange was effected simultaneously at the Bne Jacov Bridge across the Upper Jordan River. UJf. observers were present.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry said the Syrians had notified it another Israeli held in Syria since 1958 had died in Jail in 1964. The Foreign Ministry said the Syrians refused to return his body. Television Timetable Greece Halts Plan to Expel 400 Trucks RHODES, Greece, Aug. 8 (AP) The Greek government has halted plans to expel 400 Turkish subjects from the Dodecanese Islands, but the Turks continue to live under the threat of losing their family ties and all their personal possessions. An agreement between the Greek and Turkish governments was worked out over the weekend permitting Turkish subjects to remain on Greek soil only as long as the Turkish government permits Greeks to remain in Turkey.

Nearly all of the Turks residing on this popular resort island, and on Kos to the north, both within sight of the Turkish coast, were bom in Greece. Turkey is unknown to many of them and some do not even speak Turkish well If expelled they would be permitted to take nothing with them. Last week the Turks were notified that their work and residence permits will not be renewed. Over the weekend Turkish Ambassador Turn Tuluy and Greek Foreign Minister John Toumbas met and agreed to permit them to remain for the time being. The Greek threat to expe the Turks followed Turkish expulsion of thousands Greeks following disagree armed "the biggest giveaway the history of the United States.

The bill was passed and the FCC sat as silently as a guilty accomplice. COMSAT officials argue now that it is illegal to give control of satellite broadcasting to anyone but COMSAT, and unfortunately they may be right. If so, then another "giveaway" is about to take place, and the taxpaying public is about to see another potential dividend from its space investment go down the drain. Non-commercial or so-called educational TV in our country has been limping along on shoestring budget ever since its inception and, as Bundy states in his proposal to the FCC, "existing services (non-commercial) and existing means of support cannot hope to develop more than a fraction its unlimited potential and compared to what this countr; deserves, they are a depressing failure. Bundy also asks that the FCC postpone any ruling on the Ford Foundation proposal until a group of private citizens organized last year by the Carnegie Corp.

to study 'the future of non-commercial has an opportunity to publish its findings. As usual we find our technical know how has out-tripped our social know-how and in this case we are faced with deciding whether space satellites should be reserved for another Shakespeare or an ad man with a Jingle about 5 P.M. Monday to 6 P.M. Tuesday, Aug. 8.

9 (Responsibility for correct listings rests with the atationa which issue themj (TBA elpnifiea "to be KXTY 10 KOYB IS KQED KGO 7 KCKA KBOX 4 KPIX KY1E 6 KTIIV 2 Rites Wednesday for Chico Family; Plane Victims 5:00 Stonay Burke 7:00 Mika Hammer oClock High Jamas 5:50 Shenandoah 5:10 Payton Place 10:00 Tho Big Valley footer) 11:00 Lovo of Ufa 11:20 Soorta 11:30 Movie: Count tho Hours TUESDAY, AUG. A.M. 7:55 RFD 47 1:10 Nowa 5:35 Laurel and Hardy 1:00 Wabatar Wabfoot ack footer) 10:30 Where the Action Is 11:00 Tha Sweep Gama 11:30 Tha Dating Gama P.M. 12:00 Donna Read Show 12:30 Father Knows Baal 140 Ban Casay 2:00 Newlywed Gama 2:30 A Tima for Us 2:54 News 1:00 General Hospital Tha Nursaa Dark Shadows 4:30 Merv Griffith Show 5:30 News 10-Naws U-Cartaoniano (color) 7:10 A.M. 5-KPIX Nowa ID-Diver Dan 745 A.M.

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I P.M. 5:00 Movia On progress) ment between the two govern-the stew will be ready in lOjments. over the island of minutes, so Just read the pa-Cyprus in 1963. CHICO, Aug. 8 (AP) -r Funeral services will be held in Chico Wednesday for Dr.

Robert H. Erickson, his wife and their two teen-age daughters The Chico veterinarian ant his family members were killed last Friday in an airplane crash near Beloit, Kan. Erickson, 50, was piloting a small plane owned by members of Chicos North Valley Flying Club on a vacation trip to the Midwest when it crashed in rainstorm His wife, Lana, 47, and their daughters, Barbara, 19, and Cathy, 13, were killed with him. Erickson had been a veterinarian in Chico for the past 21 years. He was a graduate Kansas State University an the University of California at Davis.

There are two surviving sons, David, of Eugene, Ore. and Wayne, of Chico. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Evangelical Free Church In Chico Berserk Italian Kills 3 and Self GROSSETO, Italy, Aug. 8 (AP) Apparently outraged because his daughter returned late from a party, a cattle dealer went on a rampage today and killed the girl, her fiance, his own wife, and then himself.

Police said when the daughter came home after midnight with her fiance, Leonello Ghezzl met them at the door and shot them with a pistol His terrified wife, clad only in a nightgown, fled into the streets of this Tuscan town north of Rome. He chased her and cut her down with blasts from a shotgun. Then he put a pistol to his head and killed himself. 4-Kraft Music Had (color) (-Andy Griffith footer) 1-ThaBaet of Pioba 7-Shanandoah 15-Andy Griffith (colof) 13-Shanandoah 5:1 P.M. 2-Hol lywood and the Stare l-Hazal footer) -Festival of Arte 7-Payton Place 5-City Boot 15-Hazat footer) 13-Payton Ptaca 5:54 P.M.

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7:00 Today Show (color) tOO I Lava Lucy 30 Concentration ItOO Life of Riley 10:30 Otek Van Dyka ItOO Love of Ufa 1140 Swingin' Country (eater) 12:00 Lat'a Make a Deal (color) 12:30 As the WOrid Turns 1:00 Password 1:30 House party fooler) 2:00 To Tall tha Truth t30 Edge of Night 140 Secret Storm 3:30 Movie: Hidden Homicida 4:45 Webstar Wabfoot t30 Superman tOO Nawabeat LAS CRUCES, Aug. 8 (AP) An engine which will be -the astronauts lifeline back to earth from the moon starts tonight its most grueling test yet a 14-day simulation of the first manned Apollo mission. Space agency officials say the test will be the final qualification for the Apollo moonships service module engine prior to the mission, which may come later this year. That flight will see Air Force Lt. Cols.

Virgil Grissom and Edward H. White and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Roger B. Chaffee orbit the earth for about two weeks.

Clamped in a static test stand at the space agencys test facility east of Las Cruces, the service module engine will be fired at intervals timed to simulate the numerous firings, followed by "coast periods, of an Apollo mission. It will be the first time the service module has been tested under the stop and go pressure of long periods. When Apollo astronauts go to the moon, the tin-canshaped service module will be one of the most versatile and Important components on their moonship. The module is an unmanned unit which powers the manned spacecraft over the final leg of the trip to the moon and all of the return trip. 7-Tha Dating Gama 15-Saarch for Tomorrow 13-Tha Dating Gama 11:45 A.M.

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