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prrrsBURcn tost-gazettei Saturday, November 2, 1968. Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll WEEK-END TV KEY Complete Television Programs for Saturday 03) David Sussklnd "Block Girls Tnlk About Beouty, Je and Mr. and Drew eorson, "King of the Mur.krokert." discussot wti' Jlno ond deulma In Washington. 03) llogan's Heroes :30 P. 3f.

CO Iylan Thomas (Cont.) (4) Hollywood Palace (See TVKcu) CD Movie "Binning" (IM7) Q3) Sussklnd (Cont.) 0 Petticoat Junction 10:00 P. 31. CD Q3) Mannix Mn'iix seeks missing monusrrlot (hot hnids the key to on unvivefl crime. (4) (9 Palace (Cont.) OB CD Movie (Cont.) 03) Susskind (Cont.) 10:30 P. 3f.

CD Mannix (Cont.) Movie "Pnelna Boemg" (165) OB CD Movie (Cont.) 1:30 P. 91. CD ffl 03) Lone Ranger (2D Bandstand QI) Professionals Cisco Kid (2) Transportation 2:00 P. M. CD Shazzan (4) Bandstand (Cont.) (ED Cartoon Carnival The Place Big Picture CD Film King Kong 03) Insight 1:15 NCAA Pre-Game Show 2:30 P.

31. CD Movie "Medusa Aealnit th Son of Hreul" College Football Indiana vs WiKoniln (33) Movie "Jock Frost" (IMS) 33) En France ffl Social Security Fantastic Four 03) Altoona's "Ida" 3:00 P. 31. CD Movie (Cont.) CD Football (Cont.) (3D Movie (Cont.) 03) Folk Guitar Plus Movie "The Man From Dl Rte1' l5o Upbeat J3) Movie "Thr Facet West" OMOt 3:30 P. 31.

CD Movie (Cont.) CD Football (Cont.) TJ) Movie (Cont.) 33) Playing the Guitar Upbeat (Cont.) 03) Movie (Cont.) 4:00 P. 31. CD Twilight Zone CD Football (Cont.) TT) Cone Alive 33) Black Horizons CDKDKA (CBS)-Plttsburgh S) WTAE (ABC)-Pittsburgh WIIC (NBC)-Plttsburgh WQED (NET)-Plttsburgh WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown (3D WTRF (NBC-ABC) -Wheeling GD WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenvllle (H) WFBG (CBS) Altoona Black and White Farm Report 6:00 CD Big Picture Agriculture 6:30 CD Sunrise Semester (H) Field and Forest 7s00 A. M. (D Small World GD Frank Curto (TTJ Cartoons Eye on Agriculture 7:30 A.

M. CD Movie "Th Avenfnj RldK." Casper QD Cartoons (Cont.) flH) R.F.D. No. 10 8:00 A. M.

CD Movie (Cont.) (4 Space Angel QTJ Cartoons (Cont.) Texas Rangers (fj Go-Go Gophers 1:25 News 8:30 A. M. CD GD H) Bugs BunnyRoad Runner Kimba (H) Cartoons (Cont.) Cartoons (2 Gulliver 0:00 A. M. CD 3D 33) Bugs Bunny (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) l) High School Quix 03) Movie (Cont.) 1:30 P.

31. CD Twilight Zone (Cont.) (4) CD Football (Cont.) OD Come Alive (Cont.) 03) Speaking Freely World-ltodlng playwright Arthur Miller discusin how he goes about writing a olov; condition of the theater at he tees It; the generation gou; his newest ploy "The Price," ond ofher toolrj. Operation: Entertainment (3D Bowling 03) Film 5:00 P. 31. 3D Merv Griffin (4) CD Football (Cont.) fl5 Come Alive (Cont.) J3) Speaking Freely (Cont.) Entertainment (Cont.) National Geographic Special 08 High School Football Erie Strong vs.

Altoona. 3:30 P. 31. CD Griff la (Cont.) CD World of Sports (See TV Key) 03) Grand Ole Opry "Tne Maynr of Built Goo," Arrhie Compbell, brings hit clear, hit voice, and his country good humor the Grond Ole Oorv stone. 03) Toy That Grew Up Young April" with Bessie Levt ond Jn'lch Srhlldkrout.

College Bowl (5) Geographic (Cont.) 03) H. S. Football (Cont.) P. 31. CD Griffin (Cont.) CD Sports (Cont.) CUD Wrestling 03) Toy That Grew Up (Cont.) Cross Section GB News 03) Bowling 0:30 P.

31. CD News-Mudd CD Sports (Cont.) OT) Wrestling (Cont.) 03) The Minority Candidates Bewitched Giants (Cont.) (10 ffl Walt Disney First half ol "The Ugly Dachshund," starring Dean Jones, Suzanne Pleshetle and Charlie Ruggles. At the Insistence of veterinarian, fhe owner of a dachshund slips on outcast Great Dant puppy Into his pet newly-born litter. 03) Firing Line "Liberals ond the Intellectual." Morva Mannes, critic and author. It William F.

Buckley guest. 8:00 P. 31. 03) Ed Sullivan (See TV Key) FBI "1 he Enemies', Jeffrey Hunter euest ttart with Cicely Tyson, Al Freeman, Richard Anderson. Inspector Er-tklne hos but two days to prevent the delivery of a secret missile fuel to a Communist consulate by Red agent.

OB ffl Disney (Cont.) 03) Firing Line (Cont.) 8:30 P. 31. 08) Ed Sullivan (Cont.) FBI (Cont.) Today's and tomorrows top showi as previewed by reporters to Hollywood, New York and Pittsburgh. SATURDAY 1:30 p. m.

CD-Wide World of Sports. Now that the Olympic Games are over, sports fans looking for excitement art offered the Times Grand Prix, the 200 mile sports car race at Riverside, California, plus highlights of the World Professional Target Diving Championship at Las Vegas, and the World Championship Demolition Derby at Islip, New York. p. m. CC GD Jackie Gleason Show.

Jackie's variety show Is sparked by Edgar Bergen's inimitable dummy, Charlie McCarthy. Mr. Bergen's Mortimer Snerd. who comes on first, is a minor creation compared to the sharp-tongued Charlie. For the rest.

Gleason introduces Shelley Berman for a routine involving a demolition ex-pert, and spends the remainder of the hour with that phenomenon of the airwaves, Tiny Tim, who'd like to see Jackie, garlanded with flowers, become the leader of the hippies. Naturally, the cast helps Tiny close the show with "Tip Toe Through the Tulips." p. m. U) (JD-Tbt Ghost and Mrs. Muir.

"The Real James GaOey." Cute show. Antique hunters buy Gull Cottage's barometer because It's a collectors' item. Unfor-tunately, the Captain does not approve, so he proceeds to play tricks with the result that Claymore, who made the sale, lands In jail. Some of it is quite amusing, and the finale gives the Captain a chance to prove he's as human as a ghost can be. 1:30 p.

m. -Hollywood Palace. A big vocal evening with Sammy Davis Jr. and Aretha Franklin. Sammy sings and dances through almost half of the show, and Aretha duets with Sammy and sings a solo, too, which Isn't nearly enough.

Cute Johnny Whitaker from "Family Affair" tries out his pipes, and Spanky and Our Gang deliver couple of tunes. SUNDAY 10:00 a. in. CD liD-Lamp Unto My Feet. "The Smoldering Flame." First of a month-long series of shows celebrating the 20th anniversary of the series, this hourlong special is based on an off-Broadway production called "The Believers: The Black Experience in Song," performed by a Negro repertory group called Voices, Inc.

Songs expressing an historical development of Negro consciousness and awareness include "African Sequence," "Believers' Chants," "Believer's Lament," "What Shall I Believe In Now?" "Pick Dis Cotton," "Lord, Do I Wonder," and "City Blues." 11:30 a. m. (J) Fact the Nation. Senator Eugene J. McCarthy Minn.) will be Interviewed by CBS correspondents Martin Agronsky and David Schoumacher, just two days before election.

1:00 p. m. (Tj) CD-Meet the Press. Richard M. Nixon, the Republican Presidential candidate, will be interviewed by Vermont Royster of the Wall Street Journal, Haynes Johnson of the Washington Evening Star, Robert Novak, syndicated columnist, and Herbert Kaplow of NBC News.

Lawrence E. Spivak will act as program moderator. Live from Burbank, California. p. m.

Q) Land of the Giants. "Terror-Go-Round." The kids will love this adventure which builds to a strong climax. A few of the little people are captured, as always, and It's up to the free ones to try and execute an escape. This time, the captors art merciless carnival gypsies, who Intend to showcase the earthlings as freaks. There's an exciting finale about the makeshift balloon Steve (Gary Conway) and his cohorts assemble for us in their escape.

1:00 p. m. CC HE) Ed Sullivan. Highlights Include a segment from the upcoming motion picture, "Yellow Submarine," an animated film using the voices of the Beatles who sing "All You Need Is Love" on the show. Other spots feature Alan King's monologue, a routine from the comedy team of Stiller and Meara, plus an assortment of vocalists ranging from George Hamilton's production number, to Connie Francis medley of "Connie and Clyde" album songs, to tunes from The Checkmates.

Ltd. 1:00 p. m. (J (5) The Smothers Brothers. Pat Paulsen's plea against voting emotionally on Tuesday Is probably tht high point of the hour.

Glen Campbell sings a number of songs; the little Ginger Sisters vocalize, as semi-regulars; the hosts get in some digs on "phony Lee French returns as the TV cook; and blackouts on trivia, plus sight-gags on phones, showers, leaky toothpaste tubes, and the devilish fly are amusing. 10:00 p. m. CD Campaign '68. "Two Days to Go." Walter Cronkite is anchorman of this pre-election report on the Presidential, state, and Congressional races throughout the country, featuring correspondent Eric Sevareid, and regional reporters Mike Wallace (East), Roger Mudd (South) Dan Rather (Midwest), and Joseph Benti (West).

In addition to their observations on the voting trends in the country, the results of a special CBS News poll of jj voter sentiment in the Presidential election will be of-' voter sentiment will be offered. iHiiiiiiiiiiMiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiin Sunday IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Wilburs Brothers 03) Outdoors 7:00 P. 31. CD Eyewitness News News QD Wrestling (Cont.) 03) Minority Candidates (Cont.) Ghost and Mrs. Mulr CD Ugliest Girl In Town Porter Wagoner 03) News 7:30 P.

31. CD 33) The Jackie Gleason Show (See TV Key) Dating Game (TO CD Adam-12 OHiceri Molloy ond Reed onswer rolls involving on assault, a llqunr tlore holdup and a loud noise complaint. J3) NET Festival "Hrooue. June 9tt: A Summer of Music" Poignant visit to the Oech capltol. Including Interviews with film director Mlloi Formon ond theoter director Jon Werlch; toerpt trom muticol production! lor Oech televi sion, and discussion by rxnauctor Or Herman Peter Adler and author Marcia tiavenport.

P. 31. CD 3D 33) The Jackie Gleason Show (Cont.) Newlywed Game (IB CD Get Smart "The Return of the Ancient Mariner." Smnrt't search tor the Chameleon, KAOS master of dlsoulse, It complicated by the 95-vear-old lormer Chiet of CONTROL and an Interior decorator. 03) Festival (Cont.) 0:30 P. 31.

CD 08) Political Talk Lawrence Welk QD CD Ghost and Mrs. Muir (See TV Key) 03) Festival (Cont.) Death Valley Days :00 P. 31. CD Dylan Thomas "Emlyn Wllliamt as Dylan Thomcs A WBC special tlarnno Emlvn Williams In the role of the lamous Welsh poet which he Immortolijed an the New York ond London stapes. Welk (Cont.) OD CD Political Talk 5B ffl Political Talk J3) The Victorians "Sweet Lavender." Arthur Pln-ro's romantic play about a girl who talis in love with a young man already enpaaed to someone else, concludes this tenet of tight favorite Victorian plavs.

0:00 P. 31. 03) Smothers Brothers (See TV Key) Movie "Circus World" (194). 3B ffl Bonanza The serenity of the Ponderosd It disrupted In "Little Girl Lost," by mischievous little relative of tht Car-twrights. Antionerle Bower It guest co-Mar.

33) Victorians (Cont.) 0:30 P. 31. 03! Brothers (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) QB ffl Bonanza (Cont.) 10:00 P. 31. 03) Campaign '68 (See TV Key) Movie (Cont.) QB Phyllis Dlller (See TV Key) Movie "Circus World" WH4) College system of electing a President.

SUNDAY 1:00 p.m. (WKJF FM- 93.7) Concert in Miniature. "On the Beautiful Blue Dan ube," George Szell conducting. 1:00 p. m.

(WOKU FM 107.1) Pro Football. Pittsburgh at Atlanta. 1:00 p. m. (WYDD FM 104.7) World Theater.

"The Merchant of Venice," starring Michael Redgrave as Shylock. 5:00 p. m. (WAMO FM-106) Allegheny Roundtable. "Three Black Voters for Nixon, Humphrey and Gregory." 5:00 p.

m. (KDKA AM 1020) Perspective. "Songs for Presidents." 6:00 p. m. (WPIT FM 101.5) On the Home Front.

"Radical Reform of Auto Insurance." Panel: John D. Kennon, Insurance broker, Atty. Dennis C. Harrington, and Professor Aaron D. Twer-sky of Duquesne University.

6:00 p. m. (WJAS AM-1320; Meet the Press. Richard M. Nixon, Republican Presidential candidate will be interviewed.

7:00 p. m. (WTAE AM 1250) Scrutiny. Guest is Congressman James Fulton, run- (Political Advertisement) Polka Varieties 10:45 ,13) Weekly Report 1 11:00 1. 31.

CD Eyewitness News (4J Movie (Cont.) OB CD Mov'e (Cont.) C9) Polka Varities (Cont.) 06j News 11:20 Movie 'Treosure ot the Golden Condor" 11:3030 Movie "Moby Dick" 19i6t (ID CD News 11:45 Movie "Agent tor A RM." (1964) 11:5033) Movie 1. "Pome In veor Zero" (1942) "Planet ot Blood" (1964) CD Movie "White Feather" (19S5) 12:00 Joe Pyne 12:30 News 12:50 Movie "A Message to Garcia" (1943) 1:0033) Movie "Te-rcr at Block Falls" (196i 1:453) Movie "I Walked With Zombie" (1943) 2:40 Viewpoint 3:10 News 10:30 P. 31. 03) Campaign (Cont.) (a.) tj) IWovle (Cont.) QB ffl Phyllis Diller (Cont.) 11:00 P. 31.

Eyewitness News Movie (Cont.) QB News ffl f-ewi Movie (Cont.) 11:15 On) Pitt Football 08) Political Talk 11:25 QTJ Joe Pyne 11:30 Movie "90 Degrees In Ihe Shade" (19411. Movi The Yound Land" (19 A. Tonight 03) Mov ie "White Feather" (1M5) 12:05 Movie "The Outcasts of Poktr Flat" (1952) 12:45 Movie "Beyond A Reasonable Doubt" (1956). 1:15 03) Dr. Brothers 1:45 News 2:00 Issue and Answers ning for re-election, 27th District.

9:00 p.m. (WLOA Music of the Sibelius' "Finlandia," Philadelphia Orchestra; Mormon Tabernacle Choir; Beethoven's "Symphony No. 6 in Major, Opus 68," Vienna Symphony Orchestra. Broadcasts in Stereo. iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimimin TV KEY Mail Bag Q.

Where may I write to wonderful Red Skelton? He is the greatest comic of them all and I want to send him a big, fat fan E. A. You may address your abundant compliments to Red Skelton (co CBS-TV, Television City, California. Q. In what year was the great film "Great Expectations" made? H.

J. A. Two versions of the Charles Dickens classic have been shown on TV. They are the 1934 Universal release with Henry Hull and George Breakston, and the far better 1946 J. Arthur Rank production starring John Mills, Jean Simmons and Alec Guinness.

(3) Popeye and Friends-Joe Negri QTJ Cartoons (Cout.) Super 6 (2) Casper A. M. CD H) Wacky Races C4) Popeye (Cont.) QD Cartoons (Cont.) CD Top Cat 10:00 A. M. CD CD QUI Archie (3) Popeye (Cont.) (jj) CB (2D Flintstones 10:30 A.

M. CD 03) BatmanSuperman (4) Fantastic Voyage QD CD Banana Splits 11:00 A. 51. CD 33) Batman (Cont.) Journey to Center of the Earth fJD CD Banana Splits (Cont.) 11:30 A. M.

CD 03) Herculoids Fantastic Four (ED CD Underdog KOOX CD Eyewitness News (2Q CB George of the Jungle 05 Birdman 33) Shazzan 12:15 CD Job Call 12:30 P. M. CD Weekend I (4) Jr. Bowling 01 Super President CS Bandstand 03) Jonny Quest 1:00 P. 31.

CD 33) Mby DickMighty Mightor Bowling (Cont.) OS Gadabout Gaddis Casper CD Bandstand (Cont.) Faith and Freedom OB Humbard Family (Cont.) Christopher Program CD Linus Outdoors Club 10:30 A. 31. CD 33) Lamp Unto My Feet (Cont.) Porky Pig i3B Super 6 Catholic Hour CD Gospel Singing Kathryn Ruhlman 11:00 A. 31. CD Not Just Sunday Bull winkle OB Top Cat Cathedral of Tomorrow CD Gospel Singing (Cont.) 03) Camera Three 11:30 A.

31. CD Face the Nation (See TV Key) (7) Discovery '68 "The World Beneath the Sea" (Part I), Bill Owen, host. The program exolores the earth's sprawling ocean world of ttrange undersea creatures ond un-sloved mysteries, produced In program filmed ot Miami Eeaauarlum and the Institute of Marine Science at Miami Univers ry. (Repeat) QB 03) Notre Dame Football CS Cathedral (Cont.) Eyewitness News Bugs Bunny This Is the Life (2) Bishop Sheen Classroom Camera u'i. li.io ij luu fcen 111 Film 12:30 P.

31. CD This Week In the NFL (Cont.) Bugs Bunny (Cont.) QB 03) Football (Cont.) Jim Carlen Football Film 12:45 QD NFL Pre- Game Show 1:00 P. 31. CD C2 NFL Show (Cont.) Jr. High Quiz The semi-finals ot the First Round begin today, as Shadyside Academy returns to chllenae John Dewy Jr.

High. OB CD Meet lhe Pre (See TV Key) 03) Not Just Sunday 1:15 CD 03) Pro Football Steelert vs. Folcons. Church Services On Sunday 8.05 a. m.

(WTAE AM 1250) Mass. Private chapel; residence of Bishop John J. Wright. 10:30 a.m. (WLOA AM-FM) Immanuel Lutheran Church.

11:00 a.m. (WMBA AM 1460) St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Se-wickley. 11:00 a. m.

(WKJF FM Presbyterian Church. 11:00 a.m. (WLOA AM-FM) East Liberty Presbyterian Church. 11:00 a. AM)-Cburcb ot the Ascension (Episcopal).

11:00 a.m. (WPSL AM) -Park Baptist Church. 11:00 a. m. (WEEP First Presby-terian Church Bakers-town.

8:30 p. m. (WAMO FM 106) Central Baptist Church. 10:00 p.m. (KDKA AM) First Presbyterian Church.

10:45 p. m. (KDKA AM) Calvary Presbyterian Church. 11:05 p. m.

(KDKA AM) Shadyside Presbyterian Church. IMIIMIMIIinillMIIIIMIIIIMIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIMIIinillllllllllHIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Highlights on Radio 18:00 p. m. QD CD-The Beautiful Phyllis Dlller Show. Fess 1 Parker performs magic tricks and Dionne Warwick sings a good medley on the show tonight.

With Parker along, Phyllis naturally has a backwoods sketch dealing with a 19th wedding anniversary; Phyllis and Dionne try a mo- tor vehicle test driving routine; and the cast pays tribute 1 to oldtimer P. T. Barnum. Sermonettt 03) Agriculture Living Word R. F.

D. No. 03) Christophers 7:00 A. 31. CD Carnegie Close-up OD Cartoon Colorama 03) Faith for Today 7:30 A.

31. CD This Is the Life Tri-State Farmer OB Cartoons (Cont.) 03) This Is the Life 8:00 A. 31. CD International Zone Big Picture OB Cartoons (Cont.) 03) Davey and Goliath 8:1533) Sacred Heart 8:30 A. 31.

CD Go-Go Gophers Kathryn Kuhlman QD Cartoons (Cont.) Rev. Don Powell 33) International Zone 0:00 A. 31. CD 13) Tom and Jerry Faith and Today's World "Booth Power" (Port Foreign Policy). Guests: Dr.

Richard Seeburger, Professor of Law. U. of Pittsburgh; Or. Richard W. Cottam.

Professor of Political Science, U. of Pittsburgh, and member of ADA. OB Frontiers of Faith Sino Freedom" is. the tost progrpm in a series titled "Faith: In God and Man." The Ebenezer Baptist Choir of Atlanta ana tne reioauin cnoraie sing a series of freedom songs written by Thomas Merton with Music by Alexander Peloouin. CD Fantastic Voyage Church of Christ 9:30 A.

31. 03) Aquaman Faith and World (Cont.) OB Humbard Family (7) Beatles 9:55 News 10:00 A. 31. 03) Lamp Unto My Feet (See TV Key) Post-Gazette, your host. A dramatic account of Napoleon and his thwarted first love, whose later meetings altered the course of history.

Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons. 5:00 p.m. "Tall Story" (1960) A husband hunting co-ed snares a basketball hero in a rollicking college comedy. Anthony Perkins, Jane Fonda. 9:00 p.m.

"Circus World" (1964) Story of two-fisted boss of a three-ring traveling Wild West show. John Wayne, Claudia Cardinale, Rita Hayworth. (On Channel 9 at 10.) 11:30 p.m. "90 Degrees In the Shade" (1964) Drama of a married food store manager's affair with a stock girl and the tragedy that follows. James Booth, Anne Heywood.

11:30 p.m. "The Yonng Land" (1959) In early Califor-nia, an American is placed on trial for killing a Mexican. Pat Wayne, Yvonne Craig. 12:05 a.m. "The Outcasts of Poker Flat" (1952) A taut melodrama of four undesirables chased out of town, become marooned in a deserted mountain cabin during a snowstorm.

Dale Robertson, Anne Baxter. 12:45 a.m. "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" (1956) Man agrees to serve as a guinea pig in a scheme proving the fallacy of circumstantial evidence. Dana Andrews. Black and white.

lllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllf IllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIlIIIIIIIIlIIIlf MlllIlIllllllllllllUlllllIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIlt 1:30 P. 31. CD S3 03) Football (Cont.) Movie Desiree" (1954) Harold V. Cohen of th" vour host. QB CD Pro Football Bills vs.

Jets. QJ EEN Chronicle A ciose exominotlon of the Institution ef the presidency from the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt to the present, combining film, discussion trom Boston, New York and Washington, and Interviews filmed abroad especially for this program. John Daly It host. 2:00 P.

31. 03) Football (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) QB ffl Football (Cont,) Q3) Chronicle (Cont.) 2:30 P. 31. 03) Football (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) OB CD Football (Cont.) OD Chronicle (Cont.) 31. 03) Football (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) QB CD Football (Cont.) QD Speaking Freely World leading playwright Arthur Miller discsses how he goes about writing a play: condition of the theater today; the generation goo and his views on tcday's youth; his newest play "The Price;" the relevancy of om of his other plays In present day society; his description of the United Statet to the relevancy of some of hit other plays In present day society; his description of the United State today at In an "Age of Adblcatlon." 3:30 P.

31. 03) Football (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) OB Football (Cont.) 03) Speaking Freely (Cont.) 4:00 P. 31. 03) Football (Cont.) Political Rally OD QD Football (Cont.) 03) French Chef 4:15 03) Pro Football (In Progress) Browns vs. 49ert.

4:30 P. 31. 03) Football (Cont.) Viewpoint Special guest will be District Attorney Robert Dugan. QB Battle of Wits Beaver Falls and Mount Lebanon High Schools compete In answering aueslions on current news events. By Williams Is panel moderator.

J3) Modern Woman Pro Football Chiefs vs. Raiders. 5:00 P. 31. 05) Football (Cont.) Movie "Tall Story" (1W0).

QB College Bowl Football (Cont.) 03) Folk Guitar Plus 5:30 P. 31. 03) Football (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) iQB Huck Finn In "The Gorgon's Hood." Huck. Tom and Becky try to caoture the Gorgon, a monster that turns all who gaze upon It lnt- stone. 03) NET Journal "The Candidates and tht Issues." A reoort on the three molor Presidential candidates, evaluating their real stands on vital Issues, their popularity In earn realon of the country, and their pro-sr-tlv- el-torol votes.

Football (Cont.) :00 P. 31. CD Football (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) JB I Love Lucy "Lucy Goes to Scotland." ,13) NET Journal (Cont.) Football (Cont.) P. 03) Football (Cont.) Death Valley Days QB Wackiest Ship in the Army Sh-de of K-ir Bill." 03) Journal (Cont.) Football (Cont.) P. 31.

03) hassle On a remote Aloskon Island, Lassie answers the heopless cries of a baby eagle and fights a battle for survival w' 1 predntrrv Iwnx. Land of the Giants TV Keii) QB Wackiest Ship (Cont.) 03) Population Problem "U.S.A.: Time For Decision." Cameras turn Inward on tht U.S. for on onalvsls ot the country's crises-living conditions, education and lobs for Its young people, poverty pockets ond unemployment, congested highways ond recreational facilities, ond the problems of Its se-jor citizen. Huckleberry Finn f. J5) Political Talk Movies on TV SATURDAY 1:05 p.m.

(WLAO AM 1550; Pop Concert "Operetta Memories," Manto-vani and his orchestra. 1:10 p. m. (WOKU FM 107.1) College Football. Notre Dame vs.

Navy. 2:30 p. m. (WJAS AM-1320) Monitor Pittsburgh. Rev.

William Locket, representative for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, talks about the exclusive campaign for black people to get out and vote. 6:00 p. m. (WJAS AM-1320; Monitor. Will Alton, County Elections Director, talks about the recent campaigns to get out and vote and if they will be successful.

7:00 p.m. (WTAE AM -1250; Kaleidoscope. Among the guests will be authoress Valerie Moolman; Clynton Fox, Constitutional Party candidate in the 20th District, and Robert Donaldson, discussing the Electoral Radio Siafions WARO 540 WKPA 1150 WMBS 590 WWVA 1170 WHJB 620 WBVP 1230 WISR 680 WTAE 1250 WPIT 730 WKST 1280 WPIC 790 WACB 1380 WEDO 810 WMCK 1360 WAMO 860 WJAS 1320 WAVL 810 KQV 1410 WESA 940 WJPA 1450 WWSW 970 WMBA 1460 KDKA 1020 WFAR 1470 WBUT 1050 WTRA 1480 WEEP 1080 WPSL 1510 WASP 1130 WLOA 1550 WBZY 1140 WZUM 1590 FM Stations WDUQ-FM 91.5 nigs. WFEM-FM 92.1 nigs. KDKA-FM 92.9 r.igs.

WKJF-FM 93.7 mgs. WWSW-FM 94.5 mgs. WJPA-FM 95.3 mgs. WTAE-FM 98.1 mgs. WLOA-FM 96.9 mgs.

WFBG-FM 98.1 mgs. WESA-FM 98.3 mgs. WWVA FM 98.7 mgs. WJAS-FM 99.7 mgs. WOMP-FM 100.5 mgs.

WPIT-FM 101.5 mgs. WNUF-FM 100.7 mgs. KQV-FM 102.5 mgs. WQMU-FM 103.1 mgs. WSTV-FM 103.5 mgs.

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WEFP-FM 107.8 mss. SEE AND HEAR YOUR NEXT PRESIDENT (1956) Story about Captain Ahab and his fanatical pursuit of the great whale. Gregory Peck, Orson Welles. 11:45 p.m. "Agent for H.A.R.M." (1966) Secret agent is assigned to protect the life of a defecting scientist.

Mark Richman, Wendell Corey. 11:50 p.m. '3B "Panic In Year Zero" (1962) Drama about a man trying to survive along with his family after an atomic attack. Ray Milland, Jean Hagen. 2.

"Planet of Blood" (1966) Space ship is sent to mars to investigate a mysterious missle. Basil Rath-bone, John Saxon. 11:50 p.m. CD "White Feather" (1955) Routine western. A government agent tries to get a tribe of Cheyenne to move to a reservation.

Robert Wagner, Jefferey Hunter. 12:50 a.m. "A Message to Garcia" (1936) The adventures of Lt. Rowan, who delivered a message from president McKinley to General Garcia, fighting to free Cuba in 1898. Wallace Beery, Barbara Stanwick.

1:00 a.m. 03) "Terror at Black Falls" (1962) House Peters, Sandra Knight. 1:45 a.m. "I Walked with a Zombie" (1943) Canadian nurse goes to the West Indies to attend a patient, finds voodooism is involved. Tom Conway, Frances Dee.

SUNDAY 1:30 p.m. "Deslree (1954) Harold V. Cohen of tht SATURDAY 7:30 a.m. "The Aveng-Ing Rider" (1943) An innocent man fights desperately to clear himself of a murder charge. Tim Holt, Cliff Edwards.

2:30 a.m. "Medusa Against the Son of Hercules" (1963) The son of Hercules kills a swamp monster and restores life to an army turned to stone. Richard Harrison. 2:30 p.m. QB "Jack Frost" (1965) Russian -made fairy tale.

3.00 p.ro. "The Man from Del Rio" (1956) Western tale with the usual horse opera plot. Anthony Quinn. 3:00 p.m. 03) "Three Faces West" (1940) Refugee doctor and his daughter join Dakota farmers In a trek to Oregon for more fertile land.

John Wayne, Charles Coburn. 2:30 p.m. OB CD "Ban-nlng" (1967) A professional golfer assumes an alias to cover up an unsavory Incident In his career and wrangles a job as assistant pro at an exclusive country club. Robert Wagner, Anjanette Comer. 10:30 p.m.

"Boeing Boe-Ing" (1965) Comedy of a pair of enterprising Casanovas of the Jet Age. Tony Curtis, Jerry Lewis. 11:20 p.m. 03) "Treasure of the Golden Condor" (1953) Costume adventure drama of a man cheated out of his rightful Inheritance to a fortune. Comal Wilde, Constance Smith.

11:30 p.in. CD "Moby Dick" SUNDAY NOV. 3 P.M. WTAE CHANNEL 4 NIXON NIGHT IN PITTSBURGH THE CIVIC ARENA RALLY 4 1 iA. sponsored by REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY Elsie Hillman, Chairman.