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THURSDAY, MUtCH 10, 1066- 31- Complete Television Programs for Thursday dlllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiii HLJ TV KEY PREVIEWS top $howi ot previruwd by reporter in Ilnltyuond ond Sew York. p. m. OH "It's the Knd of the Road, Stanley." This oflheat Western series fluctuates between comedy and adventure and, this week, there a bit of both, Reese (Neville Brand) gets caught out on the trail ot some desperadoes who are holed tip In a stageslop, hiu fellow ranger Joe Riley, ptising as a traveling salesman, pops up to gie him a hand, Good blending of brawls, laughs and ham. 9:00 p.

m. (4) Bewitched. "Baby's First Paragraph." Very funny show uses the entire cast of regulars to good advantage. Kndora (Agnes Monrehead) becomes angry with Mrs. Kravttz (the late Alice Pearee) who boasts about her "advanced-forhisage" nephew, and uses her own pnwvrs to make baby Tabalha talk in coin plete sentences.

A minor cause relcbre ensues. p. m. VFJ CD Dean Martin. George Gershwin melodies get a nice play heiv from Gershwin fan, F.lla Kitgerald, and her host Dean Martin, Shelley Berman steps out for a telephone talk, Johnny Mathis comes ahoaid for a short game of pool with Dean and solos like "list in the Stars" and Gene Sheldon with his banjo, plus the choral group the Young Americans round out the hour.

p. m. (4) Met Nam Smxm. "Operation Sea War: Viet Nam." An excellent documentary on the Navy's part In the Viet Nam operation, and a well Integrated mixture of color photography and colorful paradoxes. There's very little actual combat in this show, since the enemy has no navy, but the director has brought into perspective many ot the strange differences be-tween this war and other conflicts including a shore leave in I long Kong, bom her pilots who virtually commute to "work" from their luxurious carrier quarters, and a nurse who treats the wounded and then becomes a fascinated tourist in Saigon.

p. m. (ft) Tonight Johnny Cat son has Selma Diamond, comedian Murray Roman and singer Anita Gillette along for an evening of chitchat and song, song. Trying All Her Charms Nita Talbot does her best to charm Fes Parker (in th titla role) in an effort to discover the location of a pirate treasure buried near New Orleans in tonight's episode on "Daniel Boone." The color series is on Channels 11, 6 and 7 at 7:30. 7:00 I.

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Who Is K.A. Answer Tuesday Weld he nan the first season of the show "Dohle (iillls" playing the role of Thalia Meiininger, the iiioiiey-mad girl friend of Dohle. Although featured In a con- tinning role, Miss Weld did nut slay with the show for Its complete run on the air. Question Who played the lead in the TV scries of several seasons ago called "Colt Also, did Robert Culp plav this part at any time? Answer Christopher Colt was originated hy Wn.vde rrestou. Donald May also played the lead later In the series.

Hubert Culp was never a memlier of tlie cast of "Colt .15" his western series was entitled 0:00 I. 31. lj Baslsethall Kent) Ml) T) Laredo ((out.) ,5) ,9) 10 I'i mi ri it- i 1 A 2 (41 Beullched (. TV Kej) I. 31.

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(131 Key to the City 1'Jfl .7) 'pan Martin Cont) (21 (9) (15) Movie (Cont.) 4 Met (Cont) 10:15 fJJ) Weekly Report I 1 :00 I. 31. (fj) Adam Lynch News (53 World Tonight Newa (41 F.d CotnvHV News (6) (fj (9) CIQl News 11:15 TfJ Tonight (See TV Key) (41 Movie "st Pnmt Store' lll'-BI 'Oklalmma Wnman" (IPMIl i-1(5) Heicul and tht Cantlvl Wnmen" HUM (9) Movie No Ihi-imsy In the Sky' 11:30 (51 Merv (irlffin Tonight 1:00 (TTJ Changing Times (51 Movie i laih by Nlfht" I S3 tlQ) Ilr. Brothers 1:15 QTj Devotional Moments () News This is not art ordinary can of corn. Only Grada corn the top of the crop goes in befora the Butter Kernel label goes on.

Try the Grade corn that tastes a good as its name. Butter Kernel. gsjaeAestsr wpuaBajay uu 53) WQED (NET) Pittsburgh QD Wire unhui rmsourgn ft) KDKA (CBS) Pittsburgh ft) WTAE (ABC) Pittsburgh (J) WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown fj) WTRF (NBC-ABC) Wheeling (J) WSTV (ABC CBS) Steubenvlllt ffj) WFBG (ABC-CBS) Altoona tColor Farm Report 6:00 (2) Cities and Negroes 6:30 (TfJ Devotional Moments (J) (J) Sunrise Semester 6:35 (ft) Cross Section 6:40 (ID With Morgan 6:55 (flj) Thought for the Day 7:00 A. M. (ID (B CD Today (J) Daybreak R.

D. No. Q(j) Farm News 7:05 (J) News 7:15 flrj Just For Kids 7:25 fjj Newa 7t.K) A. M. (D) CD Today (Cont.) CP Daybreak (Cent) (41 Peter Potamus () Cartoons (J3) Just For Kids (Cont) 7:45 () King and Odla A.

l. t(H CB CD Today (Cont) (J) Daybreak (Cont) (4) Romper Room Captain Kangaroo 8:15 (J) Captain Kangaroo A. 31. tH) CD Today (Cont.) CD H) Captain Kangaroo (Cont.) GD Romper Room (Cont.) 8:45 (4) Rickl and Copper 8:50 (g) Far and Near :00 A. M.

(JJ Pittsburgh Today A art collection from tht Tear 200 Be" will be featured. The Dom Tnmarkie Trio entertains, Crllic Win Finning visits, fj) Sterling Yates Mod Fsshlon Show for mm 7.ans Kniuu reviews -Sp Who Time In From the Mike Irvine wilh news feature. Fins Mlrinda. Iht oml-nal Chlquils Banana Rickl and Copper (Cont.) Romper Room (70 Ben Casey Jack LaLanne Q3) Industry on Parade 9:05 (J3) People and Their World 9:25 (J3) Talking Town 9:15 33) Math 0:.1 A. 31.

Girl Talk Gut are Mart Champion. Jun. I'arroll, and Marram Llndsar, CD Password (4) Leave It to Beaver (5) Romper Room (Cont.) (f) Ben Casey (Cont.) (5) Donna Reed (T6) Pa. History 9:40 (H) Franklin To Frost 10:00 A. 31.

tUD CD GuM" (2) Love of Life A Non-Network UHF Outlet WECO-TV to Start Operating This Fall By WIN FANNING BY LATE summer, or at least by early fall, Pittsburgh Is scheduled to have a fifth television station. Its call letters will be WECO-TV. It will operate commercially and you will have to have either a receiver of recent design or an ultra high frequency (UHF) converter to tune it in on Channel 53. It will have no na- the necessity to find a "directional network affiliation al- tion" in programming which though it will j-sssfestwill tempt a sufficient number Illlllllllilillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll (31 rno J0) Gli-rln. 2:40 (J3) Today's World 31.

(T5) Stitch with Style (If) Another World CD (5) To Tell the Truth (4) General Hospital 1. 31. (13) Quest for Certainty t.lfj (D You Don't Say CTKS) 3 KlR Night (4) Young Married I. 31. (13) Form and Imagination tl)D fiame Cf) (9) (J Socrcl Storm 4) Popeye tCD Movie 'Tarantula I I ft.VM 4:25 (jrj Big Show "Tht VJ.n Woman 1019 1 I.

31. fjTj Bin Show (Cont.) (51 Andy of Mayberry ti41 Cartoons (51 lave It To Beaver (7) Movie (Cont.) f9) Superman tJ8) Movie First Sparrehlp on Venus" (1962) Q3) Kindergarten P. 31. (T3) Friendly Giant (U) Big Show (Cont.) (4) Jean Connelly tie Komlnn telli about tht new tho. Iiernli.

An Interview with a member or Alcoholics Annnvmoua. (9) I Iovi Lucy rjjj) Divorce Court (J)) Science 10:25 flD (7) New. (J) News John Reed King A. l. (1J) (7) Concentration (2) (9) Kl McCoys (4) Movie "Miree For the Show" 09) Divorce Court (f ont,) (ft) Reading 11:00 A.

31. tffO (S) (7) Mi.niinir Star (i) As the World Turns Movie (Cont.) (J(J) Andy tiriffith 11:05 03) Language 1 A. 31. (TJ) Kindergarten I'll) (7) Paradise Bay 0) (91 '10s; Dick Van Dyke C4) Movie (Cont.) (j) Conipohithin In Hone tat) CD 'I'-npardy C) Newj at Noon C4l Movie (Cont.) (9) (TO) Love of Life 12:15 (Jj) Til-State Farmer (J) News Ide; Weather Scha no 12:25 (J News I. 31.

(13) Klectronirs tij) lf Tlay Tost Offlc43 UD (91 (TGI Search for Tomorrow (20 Gypsy Rose Lee Hat deiufner Mr. John creates some unusual fashions for Barbara Nichols and Beverly Garland Art i.lnklctter a guest Is psycholoilst Pr. Lnrlene Chase. CD News 12:45 CD (33) C.ulding Light (J) Be My Guest 12:55 (TJ) News 1:00 I. 31.

(JT) Give It a Whirl CX) Mike Douglas Ben Casey (6) News General Hospital (9) Tel-A 11 (TO Farm, Home and Garden 1:05 flj) Reading 1:15 Jack LaLanne 1 P. 31. (J3) King, Children, Sing tlD CD Let's a Deal (V) Mike Douglas (Cont) (5) Ben Casey (Cont.) (61 Rural Review (g) fllj) As the World Turns 1:45 (J3) Today's World Saludos Amlgos I. 31. (J3) Tell Me A Story t(H CD Hays of Our Lives CD Mike Douglas (Cont.) (3) The Nurses Cg) ijjtj) TassWord 2:15 Q3) Science I 31.

01) CD Doctors tCD (3D House Party Art I.lnkletters tuest is ptyonoiosm Dr. Iyiriene Chase. on Radio 8:05 p. m. (KDKA AM 1020) Contact.

Mike Levine's guest is Oscar Faura, former chief interpreter and press liaison officer at the UN. 8:05 p. in. (WYDD FM 100.7) Encore. "Rendezvous in Paris," Michel Lcgrand.

9:00 p. m. (WRYT AM 1250; FM 96.1) Concert Hall. Borodin's "Polovtsian Dances," Philadelphia Orchestra, Ormandy; Tchaikovsky's "Symphony No. 1 in Minor, Opus 13," Vienna Philharmonic, Maazcl; Beethoven's "Piano Concerto No.

2 in Flat Major, Opus 58," Cleveland Orchestra, Szell. 9:00 p. in. (WLOA I'M 96.9) Cleveland Orchestra. Rossini's "La Gazza Mennin's "Symphony No.

George Szell, conductor; other selections. 9:05 p. m. (KDKA AM 1020) Program P.M. John Stewart interviews Joseph Bernstein about Business and Job Development Corporation; FA King's "Book of Fate" story; Earl Nightingale on "So Breeds the George Barbour continues his report on the Halfway Art Gallery in the Hill Distinct.

9:05 p. in. (WWSW AM 970; FM 94.5) Golden Hour. Mozart's "Rondo in Major," Aeterna Orchestra; Schubert's "Symphony in Major," Minneapolis Symphony. 10:30 p.

m. (KDKA FM 92.9) Just Jazz. First of two nights devoted to Ahmad Ja-mal Trio. 10:30 p. m.

(WKJF FM 93.7) Inside Books. "The Nowhere City" by Alison Lurie. 11:15 p. m. (WLOA FM 96.9) Casper Citron.

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(Ill Big Show (Con't) (5) Movie (Cont.) (41 Adventure Time (Cont) f6l Forest Rangers fT) Huckleberry Hound (91 Cheyenne (Cont.) dOl Movie (Cont.) ft: 15 (15) Far and Near Tin I jrlv llh Ismii" I a. Introduce', to the bmimphr of Dot-I wpp Tcnr; Mm Tllltf Hmowiu. I. M. (13) Form and Imagination 'Tapiw MAchf: Thr Material nt1 lh Pr(M-Pw An introduction In thf procim mixmjr unci forminf rwpflpr machf Tpurhft: Mm Mury llcHfnrd.

(IT) News Alan Boal (51 ffES) Movies (Cont.) (41 News Jennings (5) (B (5) Nws 6:15 () News Ide 6:25 gi Went her Sehano 0:.10 I. 31. fJJ Electronics "Tplevlsmn Pictur. (51 C73 Huntley Brlnkley t(51 News Cronklte (4J heyenne on TV rector who stages a big revue at West Point. James Cagney, Doris Day.

2. "Tlie Oklahoma Woman" (1956) Reformed gunman seeks a peaceful ranch life but his ex-girlfriend tries to frame him. Peggie Castle, Richard Denning. 111:15 p. ni.

fl(j) "Hercules and the Captive Women" (1961) Hercules swings into aclion when he learns of his enemy's plans to overthrow the kingdom. Reg Park, Fay Spain. 11:25 p. in. (f) "No Highway In the Sky" (1951) An absent minded professor insists a new commercial airliner is not safe.

Very good mixture of suspense and comedy. James Stewart, Marlene Dietrich. 1:00 a. in. C53 "flash by Night" (1952) Drama of a lonely woman married to a fishing boat skipper who he-comes involved in an affair with his best friend.

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Highlights 9:00 a. m. (WMCK 1360) Cathy Milton Show. For household hints and fashion news, tune in. 10:00 a.

m. (WOKU Hilary Bogden. Original Broadway cast album of "The Skyscraper" starring Julie Harris. 2:05 p. m.

(WYDD FM 100.7) Overture. "Bells Are Ringing," original cast starring Judy Holliday and Sydney Chaplin. 5:00 p. m. (WDCQ FM 91.5) Random Reports.

News features, discussions, music and "Doctor Tell Me" segment. 6:30 p. m. (WJAS AM 1320; FM 99.7) Scope. Paul Burke on sports desk; Chct Smith, recently retired sports editor of the Pittsburgh Press is guest on "Comment." Radio Stations OLD TV SET Movies 10:30 a.

ni. (g) "Three for the Show" (1955) Good comedy ahout a Hrnadway star who believes her first hushand dead in the war and marries his best friend. Betty Grable, Jack Lemmon. 1:00 p. m.

3) "Tarantula" (1055) The tarantula, bigger than a barn, attacks a town causing the Air Force to drop napalm bombs. John Agar, Mara Cnrday. 4:25 p. m. TTj "The Wasp Woman" Horror film ahout a cosmetic firm head who turns inlo 1he wasp woman.

Susan Cabot, Anthony Eisley. 1:30 p. m. (IS) "First Spaceship on Venus" 19(12) Science fiction tale marie in Japan. Yoko Tani, Oldrick Lukes.

5:00 p. ni. (J) "The Man from Del Rio" Western tale of a cunman turned law man. Anthony Quinn, Katy Jurado. 9:00 p.

m. (51 (9) ffl Interns" 19(12 The drama concerns the nrivate and pro fessional lives of young doc tors during their hectic, all-important first year of interning. Michael Callan, Cliff Robertson. 11:15 p. ni.

(4) 1. "The West Point Story" (1950) Musical comedy ahout a Broadway di tr mcast any network programs i ch Hie pre-empted hnre if the man arjpmpnt fppls that such a pick-up would bp in the interest of the Pittsburgh nity. Win Fannin? There are several excellent programs now in this category. The basis for the establishment of WF.COTV by the Overmyer Communications Company a part of the I). II.

Overmyer Company, which has various other Interests is the ruling last year that all new TV receivers must, by direction of the Federal Communications ni I ssjon, Include UHF tuners. As no area can bettpr Illustrate, even the most efficiently operated UHF station, such as WENS, which came on the air here, and soon went off again, as the Columbia Broadcasting System affiliate in 1954, can succeed against very high frequency (VHF) competition, UNLESS the public can tune them in without the additional expense of an external converter. THE ORIGINAL Channel 53, WKJF-TV, was indeed Pittsburgh's first UHF station. However, for a number of reasons, now of small importance, this station made its debut with pitifully low power in a section of the broadcast spectrum where a million or more watts of power is generally considered (and authorized) to equal the coverage obtained by Channel 2 with a mere 100,000 watts. It quickly failed.

(This power differential Is recognized within the VHF bands. VHF stations operating above Channel 6 may and do use more than three times the power allowed to those on Channel 2 through 6. Channel 1, In case you have wondered, was appropriated by the military prior to the introduction of general public television.) (There is now, and long has been, strong reason to believe that, as technology progresses, all of the VHF channels through 13 may be given over to governmental service. This, naturally, is no small factor to be considered by prospective UHF operators. It was almost certainly a factor in the FCC requirement that all new receivers be equipped with UHF tuners.) AS THERE Is also good reason to believe that a revival of UHF in Pittsburgh may be almost literally a whistle in the wind, it was encouraging to talk with the brand new president of the Overmyer Communications Company, Robert L.

Bryan. Although we "met" only by telephone, Mr. Bryan called from his office in New York City, I am inclined to put my instinctive skepticism aside at least for now. The man from Overmyer didn't give the Impression of being unduly worried about the factors which obviously mitigate against the success of a UHF outlet, with the frequency strike already against It. These are a lack of network affiliation; a late start in the race for feature films; no prospective entree into the field of major sportscasts although local contests are! bdng seriously scoutedand of viewers away nom not only the established commercial stations, but also away from an ever more productive and universally appealing non-commercial community station, WQED.

"WHAT WE plan to be." Mr. Bryan said, "is a totally community-oriented station." Yesterday, just before we talked, WECO-TV became the first owner in this city of a complete mobile tape unit. Channel 13 has long used a mobile transmitter unit at the County Fair, but, to the best of my knowledge, no Pittsburgh TV station is presently operating a tape recording truck. "We'll be getting to the man on the street, to the scene of an event, be It a fire or a civlo gathering or what have you, and we'll be able to tape the action and telecast It within a short time," Mr. Bryan said.

The station's entire news operation which will be a major part of its service will be local or, at the "widest," re. gional. It will not, of course, have a national network news show to tie In with the coverage by its own reporters and cameramen. In the beginning, Mr. Bryan said, the station may come on the air at 10 a.

ni. and continue until 4 p. ni. with nothng but the Associated Tress TV-radio wire reiioits on teletype reproduced on the screen. While I presume the company lias looked Into the practicality of this idea, it will be inter-esting to see how they patch together the various "adds" and "inserts" and "corrections" which normally attend all wire service transmissions.

"BE ASSURED of one thing," the Overmyer execu tive stressed, "we are not coming in to Pittsburgh to peddle a bunch of tired retread network programs." He said he felt the market for this type of attraction had long since disappeared. However, freely admitting that Pittsburgh is "a very good movie town," he did indicate that the Overmyer chain they will have a station opening soon in Toledo, Ohio, and six others in the works will be in the market for what feature films can still be picked up. The station, which will Iiave its executive offices In a completely renovated suite In the Sherwyn Hotel and its transmitter (and studios, 1 gathered) site "on a hill roughly half way between the Channel 11 and Channel 2 towers" on the Northslde also plans to give Fltts-burghers their first big chance to enter the national talkathon. Spirited talk will be a WECO-TV staple, I wa assured. Nothing seemed to please Mr.

Bryan more than my observation that the "listener-viewer" talk-back type of programming, which has made such deep inroads in almost every market except Pitts burgh on both radio and TV, is with a few small exceptions (a radio hour or two and on Ron Jaye's Channel 11 "Pittsburgh Today" for 15 minutes or so daily) unknown here. Perhaps needless to add, engaging "talk" emcees demand a very top rate, radio's highest. OH, YES, about making money. WECO-TV will keep its rates "well below" the top radio card (KDKA) and plans to attract local merchants. "Frankly," Mr.

Bryan said, "we don't hope to reach the break-even point for at least three to five years." British artist Ronald Searle encounters an American phenomenon 'The Beverly Hillbillies' tries to uncover the secret of their universal appeal. And electronics expert David Lachenbruch tells how to convert your old television set to get the new UHF stations. Good reading in the March 12th issue of TV Guide magazine. WARO 640WKPA 1150 WMBS 590WWVA 1170 WHJB 620 WBVP 1230 WISH 680 WRYT 1250 WPIT 730 WKST 1280 WPIC 790 WJAS 1320 WEDO 810 WMCK 1360 WAMO 860 WACB 1380 WAVL 910 KQV 1410 WESA 940 WJPA 1450 WWSW 970WMBA 1460 KDKA 1020 WPSL 1510 WBUT 1050 WLOA 1550 WEEP 1080 WZUM 1590 FM Stations HOW YOU CAN GET THOSE NEW UHF CHANNELS nroi See High School Basketball on live television Direct from the Civic Arena lnirbini WDUQFM 91.5 mgs. KDKA FM 92.9 mgs.

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