The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 April 1968 — Page 5

Saturday, April 27, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER

Daily TV Gnide

SAT., APR. 27

FAST SLOW 3:00 2-13 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 4:00 # 90 MINS. Trenton 150 Automobile Race; North American Gymnastics Championships: and Jerry Quarry-Jimmy Ellis fight preview. 3 GOLF CLASSIC # 90 MINS. 6 NFL HIGHLIGHTS—+ Football lO ROMP!!—Variety SPECIAL. 1 HOUR. Youth-oriented show. Ryan O’Neal and Michele Lee are co-hosts. 5:W 4 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 4:30 1 HOUR. 6 GRAND OLE OPRY—+ 6:06 6-8-10 NEWS 5:00 8:30 2 NEWS 5:30 3 MARVIN LEE—+ 4 PERRY MASON—Mystery 1 HOUR. A man gets tired of settling his wife's gambling debts. 8 BURKE’S LAW—Mystery 1 HOUR. “Who Killed The Surf Board?” 13 MIDWESTERN HAYRIDE + 1 HOUR. 7:60 2 LAND’S END—Drama 6:00 + SPECIAL. Drama of thievery tnd murder filmed in Baja, California. Rory Calhoun, Gilbert Roland and Martin Milner star. (This is a preview of a potential series.! 7:66 3 NEWS—# 6:00 6 DEATH VALLEY DAYS—Drama + “The Great Diamond Mines.” Two crafty miners set up a hoax. Arnold Gavin McLeod Slack John Fiedler lO TV SPORTSMAN’S CLUB 7:30 2-6 THE SAINT—Mystery 6:30 + 1 HOUR. The Saint gets mixed up in blackmail and murder when he saves the life of a British colony prime minister. 3-8-10 JACKIE GLEASON + 1 HOUR. Milton Berle. Vlkkl Carr and impressionist Frank Gorshin are guests. Gleason and Berle vocalize about the qualities of some of America's great cities, i re-run i 4 SOMETHING SPECIAL—Music # 1 HOUR. Peggy Lee. 13 DATING GAME—# 8:00 13 NEWLYWED GAME—# 7:00 8:36 2-6 GET SMART—Comedy 7:30 # Smart and Agent 96 go ghost hunting when a 'dead' woman offers testimony against a KAOS agent, (re-run) woman Ina Balin Mondebello Than Wyenn 3-8 MY THREE SONS # Robbie faces Inspection by Katie's mother when she pays an unexpected visit to the Douglas household, (re-run) 4 AUTO RACING # 1967 Riverside Grand Prix. 10 POLITICAL TELECAST # Sen. Robert Kennedy. 13 •'>(«» QUEEN CORONATION SPECIAL. 1 HOUR. Bob Braun Is host. From the Murat Temple In Indianapolis. 0:00 2 DREAM HOUSE—Game 8:00 # Mike Darrow is host The top prize is a house and furnishings worth approximately $40,000. 3-8-10 HOGAN'S HEROES—Comedy # The Germans plot to hoodwink the Royal Air Force by sending pilots over England in captured British planes, (re-run) 4 BOXING # 90 MINS. Bantamweight match between Jose Luis Pimental and Pedro Rodriquez. 6 SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE # 2 HOURS. "Fun In Acapulco.” Elvis Presley, Ursula Andress, Alejandro Rey, Elsa Cardenas. ('631 An ex-trapeze artist takes a Job

9:30

10:00

10:30 4

at a hotel In Acapulco as a lifeguard and singer. He gets Involved with two pretty girls, (re-run) 2- 13 BOXING »:S0 # SPECIAL. APPROXIMATELY 00 MINS. World Boxing Association Heavyweight Championship between Jerry Quarry and Jimmy Ellis. From the Oakland (California)

Coliseum Arena.

9:30 3-S-10 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 8:30 # Thanks to Uncle Joe’s loose tongue, everybody in Hooterville— except Betty Jo—knows that Steve is going to propose marriage to

her. (re-run)

Steve Mike Minor Betty Jo Linda Kaye 3- 8 MANNIX—PoUce drama 0:00 # 1 HOUR. Mannix tracks a missing co-ed through a hippie dream

world, (re-run)

Jill Bonnett Brooke Bundy Cindy Qler Valora Nolan Mannix Mike Connors

NEWS

NEWS 9:30

MANNIX—PoUce drama

# 1 HOUR. Mannix probes an ingenious blackmail plot based on a psychiatrist’s stolen files, (re-run) Bradley Percy Rodriguez Dr. Wedemeyer Joe Maross Audrey Jennifer Billingsley Stacey Joe Mantell 11:00 2-3-6-8-13 NEWS 10:00

4 JOE PYNE SHOW—Talk

# 90 MINS. Tonight’s topics Include the discussion of a presidential ticket with Bobby Kennedy and Adam Clayton Powell as run-

ning mates.

11 ^ 6 BEST OF HOLLYWOOD 10:80 DOUBLE FEATURE. (1) # “Wings Of Eagles.” John Wayne, Maureen 0 Kara, Dan Dailey. ('571 Story of Commander Frank Wead and the building up of navy air power in the '20s. (2t "The Awful Truth.” Cary Grant, Irene Dunne. (’37)

Comedy.

11:36 2 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 16:30

1 HOUR.

3 LATE MOVIE

DOUBLE FEATURE. (1) “Who Was That Lady?” Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, Dean Martin. C60i Comedy. (2) “Mummy's Hand.” Dick Foran,

Peggy Moran. (’40) 8 LATE SHOW

DOUBLE FEATURE. (1) # "Mardl Gras." Pat Boone. Sheree North, Tommy Sands. C58) Musical romance. (21 # "Typhoon.’

Robert

Preston. Dorothy Lamour. (’40) lO LATE MOVIE “Mind Benders.” Dirk Bogarde, Mary Ure. (English, ’63) Drama. 13 PROBE—Discussion

#1 HOUR

18:30 2 COMMITMENT 11:30 4 ADVENTURES IN PARADISE 1 HOUR. Clay delivers a baby and saves the Tiki from plracv. 13 NEWS—# 18:45 13 SATURDAY ALMANAC—# 11:45 1:15 13 CHANGING EARTH 18:15 1:45 13 GERMANY TODAY 18:45

SUN., APR. 28

FAST SLOW 5:00 2 MOVIE (tentative) 4:00 1 HOUR. “Lion Hunters." Johnny Sheffield, Ann Todd. (’51) 3-10 81st CENTURY—Documentary # “New Weapons Against Crime,” now available to law enforcement " agencies, (re-run) 6 TO BE ANNOUNCED 13 500 QUEEN CORONATION SPECIAL. 1 HOUR. Bob Braun Is host. From the Murat Temple in Indianapolis. 5:30 3 ZOORAMA—# 4:30

10 RIFLEMAN—Western 6:00 2 WILD KINGDOM—# Animals 5:00 3-&0 LASSIE—Drama # A community is against Stuart's plea to wage a fight against water pollution, (re-run) 4 MOVIE GREATS iVa HOURS. “Death Of A Salesman.” Fredrlc March. Mildred Dunnock, Kevin McCarthy. (’52) 6:00 6 NEWS—# 6:00 8 81st CENTURY—Documentary # “New Weapons Against Crime.” now available to law enforcement agencies, (re-run) 13 WESTERN THEATRE 1 HOUR. 6:30 2 WALT DISNEY 5:30 # 1 HOUR. “Nature's Charter Tours.” A live-action and cartoon study of the migratory habits of wildlife. 3 GENTLE BEN—Drama # Mark and his ballplayer-friends get some expert help from Bob Gibson of the World Champion Bt. Louis Cardinals, (re-run) 6 DICK POWELL THEATRE 1 HOUR. “Colossus." William Shatner, Geraldine Brooks. A Swede and an Irishman come to America. 8 TELECONFERENCE—# Talk 10 NEWS 6:45 10 NANCEE—Music 5:40 7:00 3-10 ED SULLIVAN—Variety 6:00 # 1 HOUR. Quests: Richard Harris, Ella Fitzgerald, George Carlin. Stiller and Meara. others. 8 LASSIE—Drama # A community is against Stuart’s plea to wage a fight against water pollution, (re-runj 13 BOTTOM OF THE SEA—Adventure # 1 HOUR. Admiral Nelson encounters the first mate of the legendary Flying Dutchman, (re-run) 7:30 2 THAT GIRL—Comedy 6:30 # Ann Mar.e befriends an inebriated comedian (Sid Caesar). He misunderstands her motives. 6 WALT DISNEY # 1 HOUR. “Nature’s Charter Tours." A live-action and cartoon study of the migratory habits of wildlife. 8 GENTLE BEN—Drama # Mark and his ballplayer-friends get some expert help from Bob Gibson of the World Champion 8t. Louis Cardinals, (re-run) 8:00 2 BONANZA—Western 7:6(1 # 1 HOUR. Hoss Cartwright’s attempt to guarantee an Indian treaty is Jeopardized, (re-run) 3-10 SMOTHERS BROTHERS # 1 HOUR. Guests: Carl Reiner, Jennie Smith, The Happenings, and Hamilton Camp, (re-run) 8 ED SULLIVAN—Variety # 1 HOUR. Guests: Richard Harris, EUa Fitzgerald, George Carlin, Stiller and Meara, others. 13 THE F.B.I.—Adventure # 1 HOUR. Ersklne is Investigating the death of a rocket firm executive when he picks up the trail of a spy. (re-run) Marie Suzanne Pleshette John 'Whiting Frits Weaver Fillmore Richard Anderson 8:30 4 JOE PYNE SHOW—Interviews 7:50 # 90 MINS. Tonight's guests Include Jon Farouk, who claims to be the son of the King. 6 MOTHEHS-IN-LAW—Comedy # The Hubbards and Buelis Invest in a rock music group. 9:00 2 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 8:00 # 2 HOURS. “Big Show.” Esther Williams, Cliff Robertson, Nehemiah Persoff. (’61) Story of a European circus family, (re-run) 3-10 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE—Drama # 1 HOUR. Rollln, masquerading as a crime syndicate head, is set for assassination. Conclusion of a two-parter. (re-run) 6 BONANZA—Western

MEAD0WBR00K Drive-In Theatre Inter. 316 and 43 Tonight and Sunday Dean Martin, Janet Rule THE AMBUSHERS (COLOR) Richard Todd, Susan Oliver THE LOVE-INS (COLOR)

New Songs HOLLYWOOD ( U P I ) — Seven new songs by Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer will be introduced in Julie Andrews’ new movie "Darling Lili, Oh Where Were You the Night You Said You SThot Down Baron Von Richthofen?”

Voncostle Now thru Tues

April 30

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Gene Berry Elsa Martinelli

Wall street chatter

NEW YORK (UPI)—Graham Loving & Co. feels that although it is still too early to be certain, the market apparently is in the process of starting an “intermediate decline, correcting at least part of last month’s advance." The firm recommends that “traders and aggressive investors use rallies to selectively reduce positions in anticipation of a better buying opportunity probably in the middle or latter part of May." Stanley Heller & Co. comments that “for the near term

it would seem academic whether we are now entering a new bull market or merely an extended rally in a bear market. The analyst says of believes “the absorption of an abundance of institutional cash reserves will continue to reflect itself in higher equity prices." Hayden, Stone, Inc. thinks that the most of the near term trading highlights will quite likely be provided by new Individual stocks and groups participating belatedly on the upside. The analyst feels that the “generally improved psychological, technical and fundamental atmosphere in which the market is currently operating, should prove to be strong supporting factors."

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