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MORNING SENTINEL Wadnasday eb 24 1971 5 Reporter JIM BISHO! TV Key Previews Prisons Work And Never Did un JIM BISHOP: REPORTER World ull Of Con Men a Voice Of Broadway Jack O'Brian By VEILLEl "BUTCHER BOY MARKET" 7 By Jeane Dixon Open Dally 10 PM 7:00 We Give Stamps WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL BankAmericard o'bcPooo 13 SERVICE spells out specific measures to combat it BOOK BEAT CIO 42 10:30 pm "Crime In America" Ramsey Clark former Attorney General of the United States confronts crime the most fear THERE MIGHT be a few readers who admit that use big money foolishly but Til bet there very many How wondrous is the science of manipulation I love ads like YOU PAY OR THE BEST CALL 453 7352 Let Us Deliver It Mobil heating oil Dialing or Dollars (7 All My Children Galloping Gourmet 1:30 (2 Memory Gome (5 Ae World Tumi (7 Leti Mike A Deel 2:00 (2 Days OfUvee (5 Love Splend Thing (7 Newlywed Game 2:30 (2 The Doctori (MS' Guiding Light (7 Dating Game 10:30 (2 Concentration Hllliblllles (7) Me Basket 11:00 (2 6) Sale Of Century amily Affair (8) Game 11:30 (2 Hollywood Square! (5 Love Of Life That Girl END MONTH CLEARANCE MEN ROM SHILOH C2 6 7:30 pm Roy Tate tem porarily takes over a ranch and becomes involved in a bitter dispute over a barbed wire fence PLEASE anyone think criminals of minor or major character to leap to death from an eminence If they the people stoned the prisoner to death His crime may have been stealing a temple shekel You see prisons had hot been invented MEDICAL CENTER C5 13 9 pm James Dr Lochner emerges as a man troubled by the return of his former wife and her drinking off spring Speaking from an objective viewpoint Dr Gannon attempts to help his mentor and he must tread gently Dint Merrill plays the ailing lady ant fits the requirements nicely while James Daly has a bigger part for a change Mayor Lindsay and his deputy mayor Richard Aurelio have a next week date the insiders insist will be their attempt to join the Democratic party eb 22 is the date heard whispered on high authority We hated to hear Goldie Hawn sing "Lucy in the Sky with the song that means LSDMuhammad drink spirituous liquids says he stand the sight of but he went to the Eden Roc in Miami Beach anyway drank a glass of tea and averted his eyes from everything except Diana Sands singing there WILLIAM CLARK Some Log Rotting 3:00 (2 Another World dlay City (5 Secret Storm (7 General Hospital 3:30 (2 Bright Promise (5 Edge of Night (7 One Life to Live (10 Community Chal lenge 4:00 (2 Another Wortd Somereet Gomer Pyle (7 Dark Shadows Beat The Clock (10 Arith 7:00 To TellTruth (5) Marihall Dillon (6) He Said Shq Said (7) Bill Anderson To Tell The Truth (10 Turned On Crisis (137 What'e My Lino 7:30 (2 'BPMen rom Shiloh (5 Men At Law eaturette MEN AT LAW C5 13 7:30 )m Devlin McNeil agrees to defend an old daughter who is charged with wmicide following an explosion triggered by a revolutionary group Herbert out of business The last time I saw Herbert he was enjoying himself immensely and I dont believe there should be laws against that unless you are injuring the environment in the process 12:00 (2 Jeopardy (5 Where Heart le (7 Bewitched (12) Mlsterogera 12:25 Newt (13) Video Girl 12:30 (2 Who What Where Game (5 Search or Tomorrow (7 A World Apart 1:00 Gourmet Anniversary Gama top ticket' top is $15 at the 46th St Theater directly across the street from the Lunt ontanne Theater where the original frolicked when it was the Globe Theater COMPOSER Vincent Youmans earned $500000 from the briginalThe Youmans estate loaded with great song standards could have permitted his twins a life of luxurious indolence but his son Vincent Jr is a successful real estate executive in Wilmington Del and the father of Vincent Youmans III the girl twin Thursday Morning 8:40 8:45 6:55 now is Dr Cecily Youmans Collins a New York physician The current producer of ode Cyma Rubin is the wife of a multi millionaire who got interested in theatrical philanthropy after he sold his aberge firm for more money than you can shake a bank at The foundation last year commissioned a serious symphonic work from David Amram brilliant young modem composer who was first Com poser in Residence to the Philharmonic Orches traThe Rubin touch spreads success everywhere Scalpers pair for scalps for The original 1925 musical made $2000000 for its producer Harry razqe Who mortgaged his Boston ball club to get the cash to get it to Bdwyrazee got the money $300000 from owner Col Jacob Ruppert who often loaned razee large sums of cash for assorted theatrical promotions in exchange for such shrewd considerations as trading Babe Ruth to the two million profit was extracted at $325 per TURNED ON CRISIS CIO 12 7 In a session un dercut with psychodrama members of the medical and legal professions and youth debate pros and cons of easing legislation of drugs despite incomplete medical evidence' DREAM MACHINE CIO 12 8:30 pm is the theme of the show tonight sp plenty of fun and satire light and heavy on display On the fun side see four middle aged ladles from the chorus of the musical "How Now Dow Jones" gaily singing and dancing while memorable film clips of agonizing boo boos pass in review on the screen behind On the serio comic side a segment called in the Book" with three formally attired authors reading excerpts from their times On the bitterly satirical side a segment on a real life corporation to Be Great" led by a man who was inspired by the movie "The Carpetbaggers" to give the little man confidence on how to become a success And on the sports scene pitcher Tom Seaver and his experience as a baseball hero ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO SERVE NICE PEOPLE Open Dally 8 am 6 pmrlday 8 am 9 pm 13 SHERWIN TEL 873 4216 IN 17TH CENTURY England the picking of pockets was a capital crime The hangings were held in public squares Everyone showed up to watch the wretch writhe There were more pickpockets working the crowd at the hanging than at any other time' Have you seen the new BI annual "Report on Crime in the Crime is the only flourishing 'industry we have Everything else is down The more we punish the more criminals there are to punish Ergo: Prison is not a deterrent to crime Our court calendars are jammed Judges set high bail for non violent crimes thus keeping the culprit serving time before he is tried The county criminal courts are worse malefactors than many of the prisoners The judges and the prosecutors care not how many months it requires to hear a case Ten days in jail would improve the outlook of all judges and district attorneys Is there a solution? Of course there is It was suggested by a great penologist named Thomas Mott Osborne early in this century irst offenders and those awaiting trial for nonvio lent crimes should be confined to NOW I THINK a truly valua ble piece of people protection would be putting stickers that said is a on those simulated TV cameras in stores absurd to let store owners intimidate shoplifters by the use of fake cameras that can be bought for $1850 If an owner wants to intimi date people he should be willing to invest in the real thing It fair to let him indulge in intimidation so cheaply like shooting someone with a 4th of July pistol which serves the purpose but is glaringly ama teurish and should be frowned on Let me sleep until noontime Lily because in my dreams the demons identify themselves and I can try to run It is difficult to sympathize with the prisoner he is wrong and not matter how he whimpers of innocence the public impulse is to find him guilty and hope judge throws the book at him This is the way the righteous have always looked upon sinners Some crimes are so delicious that we stop reading about them The ancient Romans before they learned to imitate Greek philosophy killed all criminals On a giveday along the road from Capua to Rome there were 6000 persons nailed to crosses begging the mercy of death The ancient Jews invited are getting $100 a Nof Nanet what of hard some business contact may lapse GEMINI (May 21 June 20): Take the trouble to organize a full schedule despite the movement and bustle of the day CANCER (June 21 July 22): Money and its management pose for some around you problems This is no time to take on any extra expense LEO (JULY 23 Aug 22): Put a determined upbeat push on this morning then settle for routine the rest of the day VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22): Wear bright clothes be in a mood for luck and good news By evening reflect on what you have learned LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 21): Modesty the public image to project now: speak up boldly where you have competence or want something Newefront 10:30 (10 Book Beet 11:00 News Weather (5) Telejournel News Journal Owl Theatre (6) Newe (10 Newe Newsbeat 11:30 (2 Tonight Show (5) Merv Griffin (6) Dick Cavett Late Show 12:15 News composer Harvey Schmidt flew home to College Station Tex to be with his seriously ill mother and his seemingly well father died unexpectedly his dad was a retired Methodist minister the Rev Schmidt Rex Harrison will both per form and co host the Tony Awards telecast March 17 of course be well paidThe off Bdwy musical "Last Sweet Days of was about to close last spring until Alice Playten (of the marvelous silly TV marshmallow dumplings commercials) took over at the same time her tummy rumbling TV fame arrived 'rhe show is still going strong Bob Evans and All MacGraw may move to Yr 1 per manently: Asked their hotel manager here for "abulous Greeks' authoress Doris next glamor bi ography will be about Howard Hughes yep Doris knew him when Romanoff presi dent Arnold Hansen Sturm and wife 'expect their 4th baby this (Conk on Page 22 Col 1) this and I hope nobody lets Ralph Nader outlaw them They seem to be written by such happy rascals and all trying to do is get not do any real harm I even like the new crop of ads for medicinal magnetic bracelets 1 like them for a different reason breathtakingly defiant In seeming innocence of the pres ence of the 20th century trying to sell superstition Here we are at the peak of the battle by learned men to find the scientific basis of a dozen baffling diseases spending fortunes on research Doctors are straining their mental and physical resources in reaching toward the truth And these bracelet peddling rogues blandly assure potential buyers that a charmed circle around the wrist is all a reason able person needs in order to ward off1 any threats to his health being sarcastic not The world needs happy con men weep if some grim faced consumer lobbyists were successful in persuading Congress that people must be protected from the temptation to buy magnetic bracelets I have a hunch that the bracelet sellers would be much more fun at any parly than the protective do gooders Besides that I had in unusually 'happy cousin who used to sell those things and might be still doing it bracelets were supposed to be worn around the ankles He sold them mostly to women He was a handsome devil and unkind people sometimes said that the reason the women claimed to feel so much better after being fitted with a bracelet by Her bert was that their hormones were charging through them like light gleams through a neon sign But anyway what saying is that hate to see the people protectors put guys like Cousin YOUNG LAWYERS C7 8 10 pm the Walls Came Tunbling The accent is on Lee lawyer David Barrett tonight Barrett is asked by a tearful another (Julie Adams) to defend her daughter on a murder charge and not only does he take the case but he carries on with Mom in touching romantic scenes To make thecase extra rough for the skilled Barrett his client admits to the fatal shooting though further in vestigation proves otherwise Mr Cobb is in fine form as a lawyer and a lover end Ms fans miss this per formance MAINE NEWS CIO 12 If pm Dr Pago Clason of the Maine Heart Association talks with Brooks Hamilton and Dan Everett about the goals of the Heart und DICK CAVETT SHOW C8 11:30 pm Actress Jane Russell portrait painter Aaron' Shiklcr and George Wallace Jr (son of the Alabama are guests Rmart MERV GRIIN SHOW 5 13 4:30 pm Guests are Danny Arnold Mel Shavelson Mort Lachman Kenny Soms Gall Parent Jack Margolis George Bahar Pat McCormick Herb Baker and Chris Beard YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: You are in the piidst of a period of re evaluation or perhaps phase of your life in which your inner personal goals become more distinct your sensed material values much sharper Activities bringing no immediate results tend to be 'forced off your schedule probably never to be resumed Your intuitive direction toward healthy self interest comes on stronger than ever natives admire efficiency and frequently manage very tightly organized personal lives which escape general notice ARIES (March 21 April II): Well" meaning but somewhat irresponsible friends can create confusion for a while but you sort things out quickly TAURUS (April 20 May 20): Brace yourself for a moment One of the most delightful business opportunity ads I have seen in years starts out by chal lenging the ability to use large sums of money after he makes them The ad reads' something like you sure you can trust yourself to use big earnings wisely instead of frittering them away? Would you really be hap pier if you made lots of psychologically beauti ful It assumes that of course the rader has no question in his mind about being able to make a fortune by investing in whatever the advertiser wants him to invest in It turns the argument immediately to the challenge about whether or not the reader will be able to han dle this fortune WEDNESDAY Praoramc wlbz gm) wabi (5 wcsh (6) wemt (7) wmtw (8) wcbb uo) wmeb (12) rr WJf ICHID WGAN (13) Listings are from TV Stations Subject to Change without Notice MAINE TURNS ON CIO 12 8 pm live studio audience reacts to the final programs in the "Turned On series and the drug situation in Maine TO ftOME WITH LOVE C5 13 8:30 pm Penny struggles with a guilty consci ence after she and her pal Nico accept money for playing with a lonely American boy whose wealthy mother is accustomed to buying friends for her son SMITH AMILY C8 10 pm Chad family learns of dangerous assignment most of all a throwback to one of them Harry Truman Mr Truman of all our Presidents of this century was a tell It like 1 it is fellow and this is Jackson'' right down to the ground So if circumstances do not make him a genuine "possibi by convention time in 1972 he is resolved to go to the convention with both barrels loaded in an attempt first to prevent the nomination of any new isolationist type and sec ond to bring about a platform celebration instead of a breast beating condemnation of the policy of negotiating only through strength Now air this is strong meat under the present Democratic mood and to most of the Democratic politicians it is also unpalatable meat because they believe their party can defeat President Nixon on economic issues in any event JACKSON REALLY doubts this in any case ho thinks the physical security of this coun try should not be gambled with to suit the new dreamers even if they should be right that Mr Nixon could be overturned by unemployment or something of the sort inally then what is gather ing around Henry Jackson is a historic challenge to the whole happy happy doctrine of the New Left that all is best in this best of all possible worlds so long as we cut down the wicked Pentagon and carry an antipol lution hysteria to the point of crippling the essential industrial strength and growth (Copyright 1971 by United i eatures Syndicate Inc) SPECIAL C2 6 9 pm "The irst Nine Months Aje tKe Hardest" Here'sn hour of songs and scotches on the pleasureS'Xtfnd anxieties of pregnancy enacted by three show1 business couples with Dick Van Dyke on band as narrator and guest obstetrician There are bits on morning sickness doctor fees shopping sprees baby names 'and nur ses performed by the James arentinos Michele Lee) the Ken Berrys Jackie Joseph) and Sonny and Cher Bono Dr Van Dyke gently and lyrically eomplans about mothers to be and the ladies pay tribute to their derstanding hero in a climactic "Hymn to Dr JOHNNY CASH SHOW C8 9 pm show tonight is devoted to gospel singing and his roster of guests includes some of the greats in that field Mahalia Jackson Stuart Hamblin the Rockwood Brothers the Edwin Hawkins Singers the Oak Ridge Boys and the Staple Singers Also on hand to add a special tone to the proceedings is the Reverend Dr Billy Graham who talks and joins his host in a special number The entire cast joins in on the rousing finale to "When the Saints Go Marching irst Radio Parish arm Market Report of arm Door (2 Today Show re1SUMawa A 7:30 Beaver 7:45 fijowi OUR IN ONE C2 6 10 pm "The Dr Whitman treats an American Indian whose identity crisis is jeopardizing his fnarriage HAWAII IVE C5 13 10 An armed lunatic who blames his death on Danny Williams invades ive 0 headquarters to exact revenge upon Danny SCORPIO (Oct 23 Nov 21): or once an early start is not advised Watch for the other4 mis takes stay clear SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 Dec 21) The challenge is to get something significant done Short cuts actually save time for a change CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19): Your judgment is'notat its best the firegt is all about you but you see only bushes nearby Aquarius (Jan 20 eb 18): Higl er initiative even tho it requites extra effort 'is essential You cannot depend on incomplete work in any area PISCES (eb 19 March 20): Nothing comes very easily today Continue normal work efforts at your accustomed pace expect no miracles (C 1971: By The Chicago Tribune) DAVID ROST SHOW C2 6 4:30 guests are Carol Channing Tony Rdndall and Jack MacGowran (10 Sesame St (13 Merv Griffin 4:25 (2 Newe 4:30 2 David rost Gilligan (7) Underdog Munetere Mpvle A 8:00 I Love Lucy Robin Hood (8) Gilligan (10 Mletarogers 5:30 Truth or Consequeqcas Prompt Service BRIDGE ST AIRIELD ME What Is it that is here but with luck we never see The answer prison an anachronistic device for hiding malefactors from society It work It never did We maintain the system of punishing those who punish us with their crimes by keeping them In cages In this way we show the convict that the greatest crime of all is getting caught worked stories out of several big prisons To my way of thinking they are pretty much alike: A Jot of high stone gray skinned men peering through bars men who watch one season melt into another in a monotony of years The first thing they learn is com plete obedience to the keepers and to the convict boss of that cell block complete and unquestioning obedience SOME INMATES are in telligent some are ignorant Either way prison is a leveller All convicted felons lose their voting franchise they lose the time they spend in jail they 'lose the respect of society which will not employe them when they have paid their debt a vicious system Sadists are magnetized by prison life They are the ones who flourish whether they wear stripes or uniforms These are the winners because they can oppress the weak extort money force submission to sexual assault and sometimes get away with White (Continued from Page 4) A Zouave is a member a rench light infantry corps or iginally formed from the Alger ian tribe of that name and re taining its oriental uniform A Zouave was also a member of certain Union regiments during charged issue othe day and I tho Civil War i best television shows as previewed and selected by Steven Schewer and TV staff of experts who watch screenings attend rehearls and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood JACQUES COUSTEAU C8 7:30 pm "The Dragoft of Galapagos" A good photographic study of that a rxrepulsive looking primeval creature the iguana See' lions play cat and mouse with the little prehistoric rep tiles and watch divers follow the gill less iguana down to the Galapagos Island lava base an eerie and fascinating trip curious to see how the animal survives severe water pressure Underwater sequences are particularly Interesting with frolicking seals cruising manta rays and bat fish sharing the billing The sight of the iguana climbing slowly out of the sea much like his ancestors becomes a visual Darwinian lesson and keys the show institutions without bars some what like hospitals or infirm aries Bail should be the threat of a term in prison for nonap pearance when subpoenaed REPEATERS and those addicted to violence should be examined and screened by psychiatrists and psychologists If rehabilitation is possible let it be in an institution inside a stockade not a pile of stone encompassing barred cells If the convict cannot be reclaimed he should be placed in a security tight institution for the rest of his life stamped parole" Prisons and parole are ex pensive to the taxpayer He thinks he is contributing part of his earnings to a system of reform He is paying for the education of new criminals The little" world within the big one is a closed shop union where only a fool says: I get out going of afi we as a nation must learn that long terms are no more effective in refor mation than short ones The more prisons we build the more unsafe we feel in our homes and on the streets' Willie Sutton the bank rob ber grew too old to plot new capers I saw him recently on television He was doing a com mercial for a bank Does crime pay? Of course it does If not some of our best people be in it Copyright 1971 by King ea tures Syndicate Inc Cousteau Spec 7:45 Tourney Hlllte 8:00 Me Champ Basket (10 Maine Turns On 8:30 (5 Rome with Love Smith amily (10 Dream Machine 8:00 (2 Special (5 1 Medical Center Johnny Caih 10:00 (2 our ln One (5 Hawaii lve 0 (7 Young Lawyers Other Shows TODAY C2 6 7 am Artist Aaron Shikler will discuss his paintings of the late President John Kennedy an Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis which will hang in the White House and a panel of businessmen and college students will discuss business recruitment Knights of Adven 1 News (10 Hodgepodge Lodge 6:00 News Weather (6) News Journal Telejournal (7) Newe (8) News (10 Anthropology Newsbeat 8:30 (2 News (5 Walter Cronklta Dateliner Action Your Horoscope fli 8:00 (5 13 rCapt Kangaroo 1:15 Lucille Rivers irm I Homo 0:30 Dialing or Dollars 8:30 eaturette Game Bullwinkle Hazel 8:45 Tourney Hilites Movie 8:00 Juet or Kid i3) Gomcr Jack Lalanne Weekday (2 Dinah Shore (7) Baeketball (5 Lucille Ball Romper Room (10 Seiame St 'pet sj BankAmericard lib BankAmericard 11: 1 i mt i BMt Ht I Hi obo 00c.