The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 April 1968 — Page 5

Saturday, April 13, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER

Daily TV Guide

SAT., APR.' 13

FAST SLOW

5:00 2-13 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 4:00 # BO MINS. Atlanta 500 Stock Car Race; and International Stirling Championships. 4 WILD KINGDOM—e Animal life 6 PORTER WAGONER—+ Variety 5:30 4 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 4:80

1 HOUR.

6 GRAND OLE OPRY—+ Variety 6:00 3 THE RIFLEMAN—Western 5:00 6-8-10 NEWS 6:30 2 NEWS 5:30 3 MARVIN LEE—+ 4 PERRY MASON—Mystery 1 HOUR. A thief wearing dark glasses removes a valuable necklace from a jewelry store and then replaces it. Murder is the end result. 8 BURKE'S LAW—Mystery 1 HOUR. "Who Killed The Eleventh Best Dressed Woman In The World?” Gene Barry stars as Captain Burke. 13 MIDWESTERN HAYRIDE 4 1 HOUR. 7:00 2 MOTHERS-IN-LAW—Comedy 6:00 + Eve and Kaye suspect the worst when Herb has lunch with a pretty former classmate.

3 NEWS—#

6 DEATH VALLEY DAYS # "A Friend Indeed." A prospector breaks his own vow and returns to Death Valley to search for a lost silver mine. Asa Bennett Harry Lauter Bill Manly Jim Davis Charlie Alvord ... Douglas Fowley 10 TV SPORTSMAN'S CLUB

7:30 2-6 THE SAINT—Mystery 6:30 + 1 HOUR. Simon Templar visits a mysterious old house which Is being used as a laboratory. Townspeople suspect it’s the home of some kind of monster. Dr. Sardon Anthony Bate Armstrong Alex Scott Carmen Annette Andre

7:30 3-8-10 JACKIE GLEASON «:30 # 1 HOUR. On the final stop of their around-the-World adventure, the Honeymooners visit Africa. They’re persuaded to go on a Jun-

gle safari, (re-run)

Ed Norton Art Carney Alice Sheila MacRae Trixie Jane Kean 4 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER—Comedy "Beaver's Long Night.” Beaver Is granted permission to stay alone at home while the rest of the family goes out for the evening. 13 DATING GAME + Lesley Gore is tonight's guest

celebrity contestant.

6:00 4 SAFARI—Travel 7:00 + 1 HOUR. "Hill People Of Kentucky," including a vjsit to the Mountain Laurel Festival of Pineville, a look at Mammoth Cave,

and other sites.

13 NEWLYWED GAME—# 0:30 2-6 GET SMART—Comedy 7:30 # Smart is assigned to protect a visiting Near East prince from a KAOS assassin who wants the potentate's oil for Iron Curtain

countries, i re-run I

Prince Buhbi ... Walker Edmlston Smart Don Adams Agent 99 Barbara Feldon

3-8-10 MY THREE SONS—Comedy # Steve moves his family to California. The residents seem to be as chilly as the weather is warm,

i re-run i

Barbara Dearing Dianne Ramey Gordon Dearling Kevin Tate Jan Joan Vohs 13 LAWRENCE WELK—Music # 1 HOUR. Maestro Welk and the Champagne Music Makers salute Easter. "Peace In The Valley," "Peter Cottontail.” "Abide With

Me," "Lost Chord,” “Holy City,"

others.

9:00 2-6 SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE S:00 # 2 HOURS "The Brass Bottle." Barbara Eden, Tony Randall. Burl Ives. Edward Andrews. Ann Doran. Kamala Devi. (‘641 A genie makes life unbearable for his new master when he tries to do good and everything goes wrong, (re-run) 3-8-10 HOGAN’S HEROES—Comedy # The Gestapo assigns a female agent to check into things at 8talag 13. Schultz falls for her. (re-

run)

Schultz John Banner Eva Joyce Jameson

4 BOXING # 90 MINS. A heavyweight match between Wayne Kindred and Dave

Centl.

9:30 3-6-10 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 3:30 # Betty Jo receives several boxes of flowers with cards signed “Secret Admirer.” (re-run) 9:30 13 MISS TEEN PAGEANT 8:30 # SPECIAL. 1 HOUR. Eleven foreign contestants and one from the United States compete for the title. The finalists from abroad include girls from Australia. Canada, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Norway, the Philippines, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. John Davidson is host and singer Michele Lee is a guest performer. From Hollywood. 10:00 3-8 MANNIX—Police drama 9:00 # 1 HOUR. The residents of a small town turn against Mannix to cover up their secret, (re-run)

Weed Steve Ihnat Violet Sandra Smith Glass Paul Stevens

10 NEWS 10:30 4 TWILIGHT ZONE—Drama 0:30 "One Yard Over The Rim." 10 MANNIX—Police drama # 1 HOUR. Mannix becomes a target for assassination when he tracks a missing man. (re-runi 13 NEWS—# 11:00 2-3-6-S NEWS 10:00 4 JOE PYNE SHOW—Talk # 60 MINS. Arguments on abortion laws, medicine and doctors. 13 PROBE—Discussion # 1 HOUR. Don Riggs Is host. 11:20 6 BEST OF HOLLYWOOD 10:20 DOUBLE FEATURE (1) # "The Left Hand Of God." Humphrey Bogart, Gene Tierney, Lee J. Cobb, Agnes Moorehead. (’55) An American pilot poses as a Catholic priest in China In 1947. (2) "Walking Hills.” Randolph Scott. Ella Raines. (’491 Western. 11:30 2 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 10 30 1 HOUR. 3 LATE MOVIE 8 LATE SHOW DOUBLE FEATURE. (1) # "Forever Amber.” Linda Darnell. Cornel Wilde. (’47) Seventeenth Century drama romance. (2) "Hold Back Tomorrow.” John Agar. Cleo Moore (’56) Drama romance. lO LATE MOVIE “Black Gold.” Philip Carey, Diane MacBaln. ('63) Oil fields adventure drama. 12:00 13 NEWS—# 11:00 12:15 13 SATURDAY ALMANAC—# 11:15 12:30 2 COMMITMENT 11:30 4 SKI WITH STEIN—# Sports 12:35 4 ADVENTURES IN PARADISE 11:35 1 HOUR. Adam Troy Is hired to chaperone a wealthy young heiress on a voyage through the South

Seas.

12:45 13 CHANGING EARTH 11:45 1:15 13 GERMANY TODAY 12:15

SUN., APR. 14

FAST SLOW 6:31* 6 THIS IS T.1E ANSWER 5:30 6:50 13 COUNTY NEWSRLEL 5:50

7:00 6 THIS IS THE LIFE—Religion 6:00

13 AGRICULTURE U.S.A.—#

6:45 7:00

7:15 7:30

• :30 6 GOD IS THE ANSWER 13 THE CHRISTOPHERS 7:13 4 SACRED HEART—# Religion 6:00 2 SOCIAL SECURITY *4 WORD OF LIFE—# Religion 10 HERALD OF TRUTH 13 CONTINENTAL COMMENT »: 15 2 CRYPTIC CORNER—Religion 3:30 2 REVIVAL FIRES—# Religion 4 POPLYE—# Cartoons 6 HERALD OF TRU1H

8 SACRED HEART—#

10 FAITH FOR TODAY—# Religion

13 LIGHT TIME—#

6:43 a RELIGION IN THE NEWS—# 7:15

13 INDIANA STATE POLICE—#

9:00 2 GOD IS THE ANSWER—# 8:00

3-4-10 TOM A JERRY—# Cartoon 6 GOSPEL SINGING JLBILEE

8 BRUSHSTROKES—#

13 CABLE CHAPEL—# 9:.:0 3-4-10 UNDERDOG—# Cartoon 8:30

8 TV CHURCH—#

13 MILTON MONSTER—# Cartoon 10:00 2 AMERICA SINGS—# 9:00 3-8-10 EASTER SPECIAL # 1 HOUR. "Something About Believing." Sacred music by Duke El-

lington's orchestra.

4 SUNDAY MORNING MOVIE 2 HOURS. 'Mexican Hayriae." Ab-

bot: & Costello. < AOi

6 CHALLENGE—Science 13 LINUS LIONHEARTED—# Cartoon 10:30 2 GOSPEL JUBILEE—# 9:30 6 FAITH FOR TODAY—# Religion 13 BUGS BUNNY—# Cartoon 11:00 3-10 EASTER SERVICE 10:00 SPECIAL. 1 HOUR. From the United Presbyterian Church, German-

town, Pennsylvania. 6 EASTER SERVICE

# SPECIAL, l HOUR. From Westminster Abbey, London, England.

8 EASTER SERVICE

SPECIAL. 1 HOUR. From Irvington Presbyterian Church. Indianapolis. BULLWINKLE—# Cartoon WORD OF LIFE—# Religion 10:30

DISCOVERY

CONTINENTAL COMMENT 11:00 DAVEY AND GOLIATH—# FLORIDA—# Travel

6 PIX ON SIX

"Good Of His Soul." Thomas

Mitchell. Drama.

FACE THE NATION—# Interview FAITH FOR THE 20th CENTURY TO BE ANNOUNCED

13 11:3A 2 13 12:00 2

3 4

8

lO 13

12:15 3 CANADIAN TRAVEL—# 11:15 12:30 2 OF THEE WE SING 11:30 3-10 FACE THE NATION—# 4 DIALOGUE—Talk 12:30 6 FOCUS ON FAITH—# 11:30 8 THE ROGUES—Drama

1 HOUR.

13 CROSS EXAM—# Interview 1:00 2 RELIGIOUS HERITAGE 12:00

3 WHAT DO YOU SAY? 4 MANION FORUM—Talk

6 MEET THE PRESS—# Interview 10 THIS IS THE LIFE—Religion

13 DIRECTIONS

# Special. 1 HOUR. Easter concert by the choir of Catholic Uni-

versity. Washington. D.C.

1:1.7 4 CHINCHILLA RANCHING 12:15 1:30 2 R.F.D. 2—Farm news 12:30

3 SUNDAY EARLY MOVIE

90 MINS. "Cheaper By The Dozen.” Clifton Webb, Jeanne Crain.

BAPTIST TEMPLE—Religion

INSIGHT—#

THE OUTDOORSMAN—# Sports

SUNDAY CINEMA

90 MINS. "Pretty Baby.” Dennis Morgan, Betsy Drake. i'50) Comedv. 2:00 2-13 NBA BASKETBALL 1:00

# Playoff game

4 MOVIE OF THE WEEK 2 HOURS. "Edge Of Pear." (Foreign, '64) Suspense drama.

6 MATINEE

8 PICTURE FOR SUNDAY # 2 HOURS. "Demetrius And The Gladiators.” Victor Mature. Susan

Hayward. (50;

•Ml) 6 COLLEGE BOWL—# Quiz 1:30 3:00 3-10 GOLF CLASSIC 2:00 # 1 HOUR. Barber and Charles vs. Geiberger and Stockton.

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HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — For sustained crisis coverage on television, it is difficult to remember a period to compare with the past several weeks.

Moplecroft Auto Theatre Fri. Sat. Sun. April 12 13 14 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Audrey Hepburn-Alan Arkin in WAIT UNTIL DARK and Rosalind Russell - Sandra Dee in ROSIE!

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During this period, which included President Johnson’s withdrawal as a candidate, his de-escalation of the Vietnam war and the assassination of Martin Luther King—and the reaction to all these events—it has seemed somehow trivial to pay much attention to video entertainment. Reality is— in reality— what television is all about, and when it sweeps across the home screen, enabling the viewer to feel in the groove of history-in. the-making, video fulfills its ultimate iurpose. Awards Program Affected Even Wednesday n i g h t’s Academy Awards ceremony on ABC-TV was swept up in the reaction to the King murder, which affected the tone of Hollywood’s annual prizegiving. Until these past few weeks, surely the most sustained and dramatic television coverage was the involvement with the act and aftermath of President Kennedy’s assassination. This period was certainly the one that affected television cover, age the most, and the four days seemed an eternity. But for the constant teleview-

er, the unceasing unwinding of events over the past few weeks has been an exhausting experience. And yet, like all such experiences, it becomes an unforgettable part of one’s life. What was most fascinating was to watch the forces of inevitability finally come to a head in the nation. After such pressures on the President over Vietnam, something was bound to give. And after such pressures on the country over the civil rights movement, something terrible was bound to happen. More In-Depth During these months of building tension, the thing one missed most on television was the weekly, network, prime time series of in-depth, timely reporting that we used to have. Surely, until recently we had "ABC Scope” and its sole devotion to the subject of Vietnam—but this was in an odd prime time hour, and many stations simply didn’t run it when the network wanted it run. Ecuador is named for the Equator, which it straddles.

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