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POST-GAZETTE i WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 196(S- 31- Complete Television Programs for Wednesday (J5) Divorce Court 10:25 CD News John Reed King t(H CZ3 News 10:30 A. 31. (ID CB CB Concentration (1) A the World Turns (4) Movie "I loyrls of I onrlon" (1934), (SD The McCoys flo) Divorce Court (Cont) 11:00 A. 31. tit) (5) 17) CD (S) 03) Andy of May.

berry Q) Movie (Cont.) 11:30 A. 31. t3D CB fB Showdown (2) (8) Van Dyke () Movie (Cont.) tID CB Jeopardy (2) News (4) Movie (Cont.) fjj News () (H) Love of Life II fj-X- if IT 1 1 lllllllllllMllillililliiiu'liiMiliiiiiiiihininiiiiiiiiiiiiililliiiMiiiiiiiiiiilll TV KEY PREVIEWS top at previewed by reparian in Hollywood and New York. p. m.

(5) "Tim Joker Trumps an Ace." (Repeat. The Joker (Cesar Romero) is bark to kidnap a wealthy Maharajah in a colorful bit ot tomfoolery. As usual, Batman and Robin play onlookers in part one, while the Joker flashes his ingenuity. Kids will enjoy the kidnaping sequences and the Joker's fancy hideout. P.

m. iJTJ CB (B-Bob Hope Theater. "The Highest Fall of All." I Repeat). Fairly absorbing drama with some interesting behind-the-scenes information on movie stunt men. The play centers around the desire of one such stunt man to jump off a bridge from which 200, statistically, have jumped and only four survived.

The big question here is whether he's i1.sk-ing his life for fortune or simply to prove something to his family or himself. Stuart Whitman is effective in the lead. tO :00 p. m. CD (J) (H) Green Acres.

(Repeat). The dia logue has a particularly amusing ring in this rural hulf hour show. It seems the cow Is expecting a calf, but the neighbors are under the impression that Lisa Douglas is about to become a mother. The comedy staits off with a rain storm sequence that's also good for chuckles. p.

m. (3) The Big Valley. "Tunnel of Gold." (Re-peat). A tense, well-plotted tale which should keep fans tuned in. A band of outlaws come to Stockton to steal a gold shipment and the Rarkley clan becomes involved, particularly Audi who's held captive In a mercantile store during the operation.

The action is fast-paced and the subplot about a wife and husband and their troubles doesn't get in the way. 9:30 p. m. CD (53 ij Dick Van Dyke. "Draw Mc a Pear." (Repeat).

Slick comedy show finds a sultry teacher making a big play for art student Dick Van Dyke, right in front of wife Mary Tyler Moore. The tlckli.sh situation, well handled by star Van Dyke and Miss Moore, doesn't spark the usual high quota of laughs, however. 1. 31. (TO nig Show (Cont.) (1) Movie i allow Canary" (11 t33 Adventure Time Yogi Bear (7) Movie (Cont.) Deputy Movie (Cont) P.

M. rm Big Show (Conl.) (2) QfJ Movies (Cont.) (4) Adventure Time (Cont.) (6J Deputy t2) Cisco Kid Lawman Q3) What's New And Now Mlouel, Port III The final pari ot John Krumuold's pnre winning cnildren's story about the twelve-year old son of a New sesico sheep toucher who lonos tor the privileoes ond the lesponsibilities ol manhood. (1:00 1. 31. Alan Boal News (23 Movies (Cont.) (4) News lennlngs tGfi News, Weather (7) CB New Q3J American Book Withnm f-oulk'wr's "As I ov Pvino" Is reviewed by Or.

Harold C. Martin of Harvard Univcisitv. 6:15 (4) News Isle 0:25 C4D Weather St hano I. 31. tCLD 00 CB Huntley.

Ili iiikley llcport t3) 8) 3 News Walter (ronkile (9) Cheyenne 03) Newcomers "Voting." V.vmg people who hnve Ins! turned voting age (Repuhliran and Democrat) discuss In privilege of voting. 7:00 1. 31. tJD Woody Woodpecker Q) The World Today News (4) Cheyenne (Cont.) Phil Silvers (7) Zorro (5) Iiiflemnn Rifleman (13) Folk Laura Weber reviews Inning the guitar ond teacnes the chord. I.

31. tH) CB CB Virginian "King ol Silence Deputy Rvker rlsH his lilt and the lives ol a stagecoach, crew to defend a murrter That Artistic Feeling Balin, as an art teacher, demonstrate! to student Dick Van Dyke how an artist gets the feel of her subject matter, Jn tonight's repeat episode on "The Dick Van Dyke Show." Channels 2, 9 and 10 at 9:30. t3) C9D 35) Beverly Hillbillies 1 ij tv iininwMvii wim ttn eoHy, fhnmnlnn hnrne racing rs Ihijj banker Oryidait buy lor them at on lrwettnnt, n) itiun i.kht "ine Secret War," Dnvid MnrrH It fomihl in power plov between the pnssians ond the Germans nod 1nt (With if miorms Hie Americans. (Knent. Q3J News In perspective ((out.) 0:00 I.

31. t3D 9) CB Hope (ice TV Key) t3D (5) 301 Green Acre IHee TV Key) tr4) Big Valley (Set TV Key) (131 French Chef 1 finurride ond Aloli The famous Mertitermnean fish soup, served with garlic mayonnaise. 1. 31. I ID (61 CB ((out.) (ID (.9) Dick Van Dyke five TV Key) t'4) Biff Valley (Cont.) (13) Summer Concerts Minneapolis Symnhnny II." A per.

py tne MmneuP'illS Svmrhnny Orchestra conducted by Stamslow Skrowacewki in the lollnwna Pio-giom. Overbite lo "Hnlha by Stan-islow Moniusrkn. ond Svmphony No in minor by Peter Ihch Tchaikovsky. 10:00 I. 31.

t3B Boxing Championship Emtlkt Griffith rWfnds hi 1it.t ogam! Jnfy Archer in Madison Saua't Garden. New Yorh. tJ v9) 50) Gary (See TV key) (41 Miirrli On Tinm 'Fronfiprj ol the Mmd Scientific p4rimentt oimcl at finding a biological basis tor emotions, tonality and bstiovlor of man and animoll or rt-venicd and examined in thil one-hour dor umentni y. (Repeal), 16) I spy Qj) Summer Concerts (Cont.) I. 31.

tID ffl Boxing: (Cont.) 1C2 (9) OQ) John Gary (Cunt.) (5) Long Hot Summer (Cont.) I Spy (Cont.) I 1 :00 1. 31. IT) ffl 10 BtixinsT (Cont.) (5) World Tonight News (4) Ed Conway News 11:15 (41 Movie Mon With The Gun" (1955) 11:25 Cg) Movie "My i earn is Yours" fl9J0) 11:30 C50 Merv (i riff in K6) CZ3 Tonight 11:45 tJTJ Tonight Johnny Carson Is on vocatlnn and fitting In for him I Joey Bishoo with gues Jnrk Leonard. 1 30) Movie "I ndy 1 urk (1946) JJJ Science Fiction Theater ff) Movie "the Plunderers" (I960) ltfO (TTJ News 1:35 (JTJ Devotional Moments fWIIC (NBC)-Plttsburgh KDKA (CBS)-Pittsburgh (4) WTAE (AliO-Plttsburgh VVCJED (NET)-Pittsburgh (67 WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown (7) WTRF (NBC ABC) Wheeling (E WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenvllle 35 WFBG (ABC-CBS) Altoona Color 8:55 (J) Farm Report 6:00 A. M.

(ID (J) Cities and Negroes oao A. 91. Farm Report Summer Semester (Z) Reading 6:35 (JTJ Devotional Moments 6:40 fJJJ Musio with Morgan 6:65 Thought for the Day 7:00 A. 31. tTJJ (J) Today (J) Daybreak Storj of th Civic UoM Oof'O't production of "Okiohoma Jim Hurst ond Susan Watson visit, (van Jirak.

founder ol Pittsburgh Explorer I Club, talus obout mountain climbing. (9) R.D. 9 fjjj) Farm Newt 7:05 News 7:10 OQ) hat Wiih 7:15 Just For Kids 7:30 A. M. tE) 3) Today (Cont.) (J) Daybreak (Cont.) (3) Hoppity Hooper 91 Cartoons (H) Just For Kldi (cont.) 7:45 King and Odle A.

Al. tffj CB (Z) Today (Cont.) Q) Daybreak (Cont) (g) Romper Room 33) taPt- Kangaroo 8:15 fjj) Capt Kangaroo 8:25 (JTJ Local News 11:30 A. M. tJJJ (B Today (Cont) (2 S) (H) Kangaroo (Cont) (3) Romper Room (Cont) 8:45 Q) RIckl and Copper 11:00 A. 91.

(TTJ Hot Line Host Ron Jove continues his series on mornaoe, ond viewers moy ask telephone auestions of Won Kelly ol Family and Chlldreni Service. (J) The McCoys C4J Ricki Copper (cont'd) Romper Room () Ben Casey () Supermarket Sweep 0:30 A. 31. (Tj) Glri Talk Guests Cormel Qulnn, leotrlce Joy Gilbert and Dorothy Olson discuss children. (I) Password (4j Leave It To Beaver (6j Romper Room (Cont) (3) Ben Casey (Cont) (9) Dating Game (J3) Operation Alphabet A.

31. tE) CB Ee Guess (2J i-rove of Life (4) Jean Connelly A visit from Jim Hurst of the Civic Light Opera's production ol "Oklahoma." I Love Lucy New UHF Station Here Involved A Fourth Network To Debut Sept. '67 By WIN FANNING A FOURTH commercial television network will be launched on Sept. 11, 1967 with Pittsburgh's forth p. m.

CD AT The John Gary Show. Sti'ictlv a sinninrr show as guest Vic Damone and Joanie Sommers join host Gary for lengthy medleys on Paris and the summertime. Other numbers include a Sommers' version of "I'm All Smiles," Vic Damonc's "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World," and John Gary's "Softly Will I Leave You." In a change of pace segment, comic Tim Conway plays a knowledgeable obstetrician. high frequency Channel affiliates. Millionaire indus Illllillllllliiiiiiiiiillllllililliiiilllllllllllllllilliilliliiillllllillllliliiiiiiiiii 12:15 g) News-He; Weather Jvhano CB Be My Client 12:23 (J) (H) News Trout 12:30 l.

31. IIDCBCB Swingln' Country 12) 1 Search for Tomorrow (3) Gypsy Rose Lee Artist Tom Rlre decorates the legs ot actresses Donno Douglas ond Jane Dulo, using new make up technlaues. 12:45 CD 3D (H) Guiding Light 12:55 (H) CB New 1:00 I. 31. (JTJ Give It A Whirl (2) Mike Douglas (4) Ben Casey News CB General Hospital Tel-All Q5J Farm, Home and Garden 1:15 CB Jack LaLanne 1:30 I'.

31. tID CB Let's Make a Deal Mike Douglas (Cont) (4) Ben Casey (Cont) (S Religion Today () As the World Turns 1:45 See the UJ5.A. 1:55 2) News 2:00 P. 31. tIT CB CD Da' Our Lives (J) Mike Douglas (Cont) (4J Newlywcd Game C2) (H) Password 2:30 P.

31. (TTJ CB CB Doctors tC2D House Party (4) Time for Us 2:55 g) News He 3:00 P. 31. tTf) CB CB Another World CS (SW To Tell the Truth (3) General Hospital 3:25 2) (TJ News 3:30 P. 31.

GDCB CB You Don't Say (5) Edse of Night Nurses 4:00 P. 31. tID CB Match Game (2J (8J Wl Secret Storm Popeye (B Movie "Oh Men! Oh, Women (19J7) 4:28 CTD Big Show "WhlterHuntress" (1957) CB Retrospection 4:30 P. 31. GD Big Show (Cont.) nun ii 1 1 1 1 mi iiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiimiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiii mm-n asoinst a vengetul band ol Mexicans, CB Lost In Space An alien visitor recruits Dr.

Smith la become king of Andronlco, an honor which, he discovers, meons being a sucrilicial victim. Batman (bee TV Key) (J3) The Place Hootenonny with fnlkslnoers Recto Lottus. John Move, Wyiene Duda, and Pom Sholer. Also a leen discussion on values and morals. 11:00 V.

31. tJD CB Vimlnlan (Cont.) (2J CLQ) lost in Space (Cont.) (5) Patty Duke "tothy Leaves Home-fVit Not Peallv Cathy has mixed emotions when she has an opportunity to po to Argentina on an exchange scholarship. (Repeal). (5) Bewitched J3) News In Perspective Monthly analysis and commentary on the news by Lester Market, associate editor of tiie New York Times, Tom Wicker, chief of the Washington Bureau of the Times, and Mox Fronkel, diplomatic correspondent tor the paper in Washington, D. C.

11:30 I. 31. t-OD CD Virginian (Cont.) tllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIlllIllIllllIIItllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlllllllllllIlllIllIllllll Movies 10:30 a. m. "Lloyds of London" (1936) The engross ing story of the famous English Insurance and banking firm.

Tyrone Power, Mada- line Carroll, Freddie Bartholo mew. 4:00 p. m. QD "0h Men! 0h. Women:" (1957) Based on the hit B'way play.

Lots of laughs. David Niven, Tony Randall, Ginger Rogers, Dan Dailey, Barbara Rush. 4:25 p. m. QD "White Huntress" (1957) Adventure about Ivory hunters and their plans to cheat the natives.

Susan Stephan, Robert Urgu-hart. 4:30 p. m. rJTJ) "Affair with a Stranger" (1953) Jean Sim- Radio No. 2," Horowitz conducting.

9:05 p. m. (WKJF FM 93.7) AccentStereo. Featuring a cartoon in stereo titled "Russian Roulette." 10:30 p. m.

(WKJF FM 93.7) Inside Books. Dick Steele reviews "Hirohito Emperor of Japan," by Leonard Mosely. p. m. (WLOA FM 96.9) Casper Citron.

India today and tomorrow, debated and discussed by senior editor of Look Magazine, Ernest Dunbar and B. P. Sing, journalist and business executive, here from India. Broadcasts in Stereo You can ray for times Ilka this with hours indigestion Tm'ik' ar; Highlights on who plans to put WECO petitive position in this area for some time to come. One of the obvious reasons for the formation of the fourth network is that feature films, upon which most Independents must re-ly for a lurge share of their programming, are becoming not only scarce, but prohibitively expensive.

When ABC was launched there were just 51 commer cial TV Btations in this coun try to be served by the three networks. There are now over 700 commercial stations and the same three networks. Quite logically, Overmyer and Treyz reason that the time is ripe for this ambitious project. A total investment of more than $100 million Is planned over the next five years, Overmyer said. If the announced plans are even halfway fulfilled, the public cannot help but benefit.

All of the Overmyer stations, by the way, will be fully color equipped as fast as the necessary electronic gear can be obtained from the over-bur-dened manufacturers. MORE BRIEFLY: J. Leonard Reinsch, president of the Cox Broadcasting which operates Channel 11 here, will present an informal, illustrated, report on his recent trip to Japan, Korea. For mosa, Thailand and Viet Nam on WIIC-TV Friday night at 7 o'clock. Reinsch, a past chairman of the U.S.

Advisory Com-mission on Information, made his tour under the auspices of the Department of State and the United States Information Agency. Called "The Not So Far East," the half hour will consist of an informal discussion between Reinsch and Ray Moore of the chain's WSB-TV Atlanta, Ga. The broadcaster will also show some of the color slides ho made during the journey with a heavy emphasis on Viet Nam. GEORGE PERICn, JR a resident of Bethel Park, will appear on "To Tell the Truth" this Friday, Channels 2, 9 and at 3 p. to try to fool the panel on the subject: "Primitive Monies, Odd and Curious." The RCA-Victor wax works has just released a fascinating LP called "The Best of the Best Of," which features a popular selection by each of 13 top artists.

They are: Paul Anka, Eddy Arnold, "Bouquet of Chet Atkins, "Country Harry Belafonte, "Jamaica Perry Como, "Don't Let the Stars Get In Your Sam Cooke, "You Send Mc" and Floyd Cramer, "Last Lome Greene, Al Hlrt Henry Manclni, CD Rifleman The Guest." t3 Cartoons CB Leave It To Beaver Cg Movie (Cont) Superman Movie Wialr With A Stranger" (1951) on TV mons, Victor Mature, Monica Lewis, Jane Darwell, Dabbs Greer. 6:00 p. m. (J) "Yellow Canary" (1914) English girl poses as a Nazi sympathizer to track down spies. Anna Neagle, Richard Greene.

11:15 p. m. "Man with the Gun" (1955) A man hires on to tame a town terrorized by a ruthless rancher and his success wins him his estranged wife and a sheriff's badge. Robert Mitchum, Jan Sterling. 11:25 p.

m. "My Dream Is Yours" (1949) Ordinary, formula show business musical with Doris singing some standard tunes to at least make some pleasant moments. Jack Carson, Doris Day. 11:55 p. m.

i(T) "Lady Luck" (1946) Nice girl tries to tame a high-rolling gambler by marrying him. Robert Young, Barbara Hale. 1:00 a. m. Q) "The Plunderer" (I960) Western drama about a group of outlaws and their effect on a town.

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8:30 a. m. (VVMCK AM 1360) Sports Round up. Van Patrick and Sam Vidnovic with national and local sports news. 2:05 p.

m. (WYDD FM 100.7) Overture. Excerpts from "The Man of La Mancha," original cast record ing starring Richard Kiley. 4:45 p. m.

(WDUQ FM 91.5) Scope. The U. N. Radio Magazine. 6:30 p.

m. (WJAS AM 1320; FM 99.7) Scope. Chet Huntley reports; Chuck Hin-kle on the sports desk; Urban League director of employment Ed Smith discusses job for minority groups on "Comment;" Attorney Donald Guinn and the case of the undecided heirs on Legal Line. 7:30 p. m.

(KDKA FM Radio Stations coming WECO-TV (ultra 53) as one of its initial trialist Daniel H. Overmyer, TV on the air here early this fall, announced yesterday that he will invest $6 to 10 million In the fw; network. He expects to have 100 affiliates by the time the net goes Into operation. It will at the outset provide eight hours of pro-cramming a day, 56 hours Win Fanning a week. The flagship station will be New York City's now Independent WPIX, owned by the New York Daily News.

Oliver (Olle) E. Treyz, former president of the American Broadc a.stlngr Company, will be the president of the new network, to be known as the Overmyer Network, or ON. Treyz was one of the leading lights in the formation of ABC, which was lounaea In 1948 as the last of the "big three," the National Broad casting Company and the Columbia Broadcasting Sys tern being the other two. THE D. II.

OVERMYER Co expects to be operating six UHF stations, Including WECO-TV, by the end of this year. It now has commitments from 35 other independent stations to take its network service. Overmyer also has an application pending for a seventh outlet, In Dallas, Texas. The other stations are WDHO TV, now operating in Toledo, Ohio, and stations being built in Newport, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Houston and San Francisco. The programming plans announced Include an extensive news service employing the news gathering facilities of United Press International.

The network will place a heavy emphasis on sports and public service programming will be supplied on a regular basis via the coaxial cable and microwave facilities of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. in the same manner now employed by the other three nets. In addition to two hours of news daily, ON has already set a two-hour variety show to originate from Las Vegas five nights a week. It Is expected that the world's leading entertainers playing at the various hotels will appear on these programs, which will move from hotel to hotel during the week. Air time will be 11:30 p.

m. to 1:30 a. m. ACCORDING TO Treyz, "Our first objective is to be competitive with the other networks. Our ultimate goal is to lead.

"One of our primary purposes is to provide more public service programming to the nation," he added. "There Is a real need on the part of the public for new and dissimilar public service programming. We aim to fill this requirement." In addition to the "name" Btars expected to take part In the Las Vegas shows, the network will also make a special effort to develop new talent. THE SirORTS schedule will Include major events to be supplied to independent stations not able to offer these contests. However, just how "major1 these sports will be will depend upon existing contracts which make it unlikely that ON will be in a real com In 10 to -v jii i COMPLETE WITH FRAMES 92.9) Just Music Arias from Handel's "Samson," "Messiah," and "Judas Maccabeus," and other vocal selections.

8:00 p. m. (WLOA AM 1550; FM 96.9) Music of the Masters. Beethoven's "Fantasy for Piano, Chorus and Orchestra, Opus 80," New York Philharmonic, Serkin, pianist; Brahms' "Symphony No. 1 in Minor, Opus 68," Pittsburgh Symphony, Steinberg; other selections.

8:05 p. m. (KDKA AM 1020) Contact. Mike Levine's guest is Ralph Nader, author of "Unsafe at Any Speed." 8:05 p. m.

(WYDD FM 100.7) Encore. "Mcl Torme at the Red Hill," Mel Torme in a live and lively performance. 9:00 p. m. (WTAE AM 1250; FM 96.1) Concert Hall.

Moussourgsky's "Night on Bald Mountain," London Symphony; Thaikovsky's "Violin Concerto in Philadelphia Orchestra; Mozart's "Serenade No. 10 in Flat Major for Wind Instruments," Robert Craft conducting Columbia Symphony. 9:05 p. m. (KDKA AM 1020) Program PM.

John Stewart talks to Hollywood star Guy Stockwell, Washington, D.C., Summer Jubilee Queen Peggy Hudgins and other guests; Earl Nightingale on philosophy. 9:05 p. m. (WWSW AM 970; FM 94.5) Golden Hour. Komzak's "Bad'ner Mad'ln Waltz," Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra; Tchaikovsky's "Concerto No.

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