The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 August 1968 — Page 7

Friday, August 16, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 7

THE DAILY BANNER

Daily TV Guide

F RI., AUG. 16

FAST SLOW .%:«« 3 CARTOONS—* 4:00 4 HECTOR HEATHCOAT—* 6 NEWS—* 5 McliALE'S NAVY 2- 3-6-8-10 NEWS 4:30 4 OF LANDS AND SEAS * 1 HOUR. "Lost Cities Of Man." 13 I LOVE LUCY 13 QUARTERBACK CLUB—* S:00 «::«• 2-6 T.AKZ.AN—Junfle drama 5:30 * 1 HOUR. Colonel Stone’s 'diplomatic mission’ to find an isolated tribe of natives turns Into something else, (re-run) Colonel Stone Pat Conway Chief Sorda .... Clarence Williams Tarzan Ron Ely 3- 8-10 WILD, WILD WEST 5:30 * 1 HOUR. 4 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES—* 13 OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD—Movie * 1 HOUR. "Captain Sinbad.” An Arabian nights tale of adventure and magic. Part II of a two-part story, (re-run) Capt. Sinbad Guy Williams El Kerim Pedro Armandarlz Princess Jana Heidi Bruhl Galgo Abraham Sofaer 1:00 4 HAZEL—Comedy 0:00 An ex girl friend of George’s threatens to cause trouble in the Baxter household. 7:30 2-6 STAR TREK—Science fiction 6:30 * 1 HOUR. Kirk and a landing party from the Enterprise are stricken with rapidly advancing old age and senility, (re-runt Stocker Charles Drake Chekov Walter Koenig Kirk William Shatner Spock Leonard Nimoy 3-8-10 COMER PYLE—Comedy * Corner enters a contest and wins a boat and trailer. They’re delivered to the Marine base, (re-run) Corner Jim Nabors Carter Frank Sutton 4 PASSWORD—Game * Allen Ludden is host. 13 MAN IN A SUITCASE—Adventure * 1 HOUR. McGill is in Paris when he's accused of murder and faces the threat of the guillotine. McGill Richard Bradford Eleanor Faith Brook Eleanor's husband .. Drewe Henley «:0fl 3-10 FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 7:00 * 2 HOURS. "A Shot In The Dark.” Peter Sellers. Elke Sommer. George Sanders. (’64) A bumbling French detective tries to solve a series of murders, (re-run) 4 MERV GRIFFIN—Variety * 90 MINS. Julie Budd. Genevieve, Victor Borge. Leonard Barr. Doris Lilly, Isabelle Taves. 8 FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE * 2 HOURS “Streets Of Laredo.” William Holden. Macdonald Carey. Mona Freeman. (’49) Two outlaws Join the Texas Rangers. 8:30 2-6 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 7:30 * Peter Marshall is host of the game show. 13 GUNS OF WILL SONNETT * Lottie wants to build a church, but she can’t persuade the town’s . citizens to pay her the money they owe her. (re-run) Lottie Joan Blondell Will Walter Brennan Jeff Dack Rambo 9:00 2 LAWRENCE WELK 8:00 * 1 HOUR. “Wonderful Day Like

Today.” "Beautiful Friendship.” "La Bomba." "Blue Room,” "Watch What Happens.” "Promises, Promises.'’ “Rosie.” "Brotherhood Of Man." "Florena Polka.” "Faith Unlocks The Door,” "Melody Of Love.” "We Can Fly," others, (re-run)

WHAT’S HAPPENING IN AMERICA?—Documentary

* SPECIAL. 1 HOUR NBC News correspondent Edwin Newman talks with authorities in various fields about conditions in the country today. Conclusion of a four-part se-

ries.

JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE—Drama * 1 HOUR. Judd battles a kindly

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Juvenile court Judge who has sent-

9:30 10:00

enced his young client to 3'4 years in a detention home, (re-run) Kenny Luke Halpin Judge Brown . . Malcolm Atterburv Judd Carl Betz NEWS g ; .30 HIGH CHAPARRAL—Western 9:00 * 1 HOUR. John Cannon is forced to re-live his final days in the Civil War by a man he disfigured in

combat, (re-run)

John Cannon Leif Erickson Flniev Carr Pat Hlngle 3-6-8-10-13 NEWS 4 PERRY MASON—Mystery 1 HOUR. "Case Of The Jilted Jockev.” who Is up and coming but also charged with murder. 10:30 3 LATE MOVIE 9:30 * "Caine Mutiny.” Humphrey Bogart, Jose Ferrer. Van Johnson. ('541 Court-martial drama. (* AllStar Wrestling follows.) 6 TONIGHT—Variety

* 90 MINS.

8 LATE SHOW * "Rails Into L a r a m 1 e.” John Pavne. Dan Duryea. Mari Blanchard. (’54) Western. 10 IT TAKES A THIEF—Adventure * 1 HOUR. Noah Bain orders Mundy to recover a laser device stolen from the United States. He has to undertake the mission himself when Mnndv breaks an ankle, (re-run) 13 JOEY BISHOP—Variety

* 90 MINS.

11:00 2 NEWS 10:00 4 STARLITE THEATRE "Paratrooper." Alan Ladd. Susan Stephen. Leo Genn. (’54) 11:30 2 TONIGHT—Variety 10:30

* 90 MINS.

10 L*TE MOVIE "Beast Of Babvlon Against The Son Of Hercules." Gordon Scott. (Ital-

ian, ’64)

PROBLEMS A CHALLENGES 11:00 EDUCATIONAL FILM 11:30 UNDERSTANDING WORLD 12:00

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FAST SLOW

."LDO 13 C OUNTY NEWSREEL—* 4:50 0:00 6 SUPER SIX—* Cartoon 5:00

PROBLEMS A CHALLENGES SI MMER SEMESTER—* 5:30 SUPER PRESIDENT—* Cartoon

SATURDAY ALMANAC

CAPTAIN KANGAROO—* 0:00

CARTOONS—*

THREE STOOGES—* Kids’ show SUMMER SEMESTER—*

FARM FRONT—*

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INDIANA FARMER 6:30 TIMOTHY ( Ill'RCHMOUSE—* SUPER SIX—* Cartoon 7:00 3-10 FRANKENSTEIN, JR.—* 8 SUMMER SHOWTIME—*

13 CASPER CARTOONS—* 8:30 2 SUPER PRESIDENT—* 7:30 3-8-10 THE HERC ULOIDS—* 13 FANTASTIC FOUR—* Cartoon 9:00 2-6 THE FLINTSTONES—* 8:00 3-10 SHAZZAN—* Cartoon

4 KIM BA—* Cartoon

8 UNCLE BUSTER—* Kids’ show 13 SPIDERMAN—* Cartoon 9:30 2-6 YOUNG SAMPSON—* 8:30 3-4-10 SPACE GHOST—* Cartoon 13 CENTER OF THE EARTH—* 10:00 2-6 BIRDMAN—* Cartoon 9:00 3-8-10 MOBY DICK—* Cartoon 4 THUNDERBIRDS—* Cartoon 13 KING KONG—* Cartoon 10:30 2-6 ATOM ANT—* Cartoon 9:30 3-6-10 SUPERMAN/AQUAMAN—* 13 GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE—* 11:00 2-6 COOL McCOOL—* Cartoon 10:06 4 HOOSIER ROUNDUP—Farm news 13 NEW BEATLES—* Cartoon 11:30 2-13 AMERICAN BANDSTAND 10:30 * 1 HOUR. Dick Clark welcomes

the American Breed.

3-8-10 JONNY QUEST—* Cartoon

4 LESSONS FOR LIVING 6 JOB LINE—* Employment

I'.’.OO 3-8-10 LONE RANGER—*

4 UPBEAT—Music

* 1 HOUR

6 SATURDAY MATINEE “Dr. Mike." Keith Andes.

12:30 2-13 HAPPENING ’68—Music 3-8-10 ROAD RUNNER—* Cartoon 6 NFL HIGHLIGHTS—* Football 2-6 BASEBALL 12:00 * Detroit Tigers at Boston Red

Sox.

3 FARM REPORT 4 BIG WESTERN 2 HOURS. "Along The Mohawk Trail.” John Hart. Lon Chaney.

C64)

TENNESSEE TUXEDO—* Cartoon

DR. HOPP AND FRIENDS DUGOUT DOPE—* Baseball

1:10 13 BASEBALL 12:00 * Cincinnati Reds vs. Chicago Cubs.

Cubs.

1:30 3 EARLY MOVIE 12:30 90 MINS. “The Lineup.” Warner Anderson, Robert Keith. (’58) 8 FRANKENSTEIN. JR.—* 10 THE DETECTIVES—Drama 1 HOUR. Robert Taylor stars. 2:00 8 SATURDAY THEATRE 1:00 2 HOURS. "So Proudly We Hail.” Claudette Colbert. Paulette Goddard,

Veronica Lake. (’43)

2:30 10 SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 90 MINS. "Beast Of Babylon." Gor-

don Scott. (Italian, '64;

4 WORLD OF SPORTS—* 1:53 3 FILM FEATURE 2:00 4 THE PROFESSIONALS—Sports * "Basketball." Story of Wilt Chamberlain and Jcrrv West. 3 STAR BRIGHT THEATRE 2:30 4 BILL ANDERSON—* Variety 2- 13 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 3:00 * 90 MINS. Live coverage of the 100-m i 1 e USAC Indianapolis-Car Championship Race at Springfield,

Illinos.

3- 8-10 GOLF * SPECIAL. 90 MINS. Westchester Classic highlights. 4 HARRIGAN AND SON—Comedy Harrignn, Sr. (Pat O’Brieni tries to help an old friend stay "on the

wagon".

6 COUNTRY MUSIC HALL—* 1:30 4 BATTLE LINE—Documentary 3:30 "Paris.” An American OSS fighter and a German sergeant talk about the World War II battle. 6 PORTER WAGONER—* Variety

10 13

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-Hospital

ment, it is wise to first consult the family doctor, by phone for advice, he said. “Thus , patients are not Just a case or a number. They are individuals, often friends.” Baker cautioned, “Hospitals don't operate on a first come first serve basis. The wopst cases are handled first.” In discussing the emergency room situation, Baker urged ar ea residents to remember that there is a shortage of physicians in the area. He added, “The hospital has no doctor assigned to the emergency room. No doctor is constantly on duty in the hospital.” “In case of emergency, the hospital nursing staff is capable of sustaining life until the doctor arrives,"Baker said.

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He describes the emergency room as “an expensive facility that doesn't always have to be used. "Then he added that it is “Equipped to save lives and perform surgery.” Frank Baker, the doctors and the staff of the Putnam County Hospital urge area residents to remember, “There is no magic in coming to the Emergency Room.” Baker further advises,“Emergency room treatment of chronic ailments are not an economic thing for patients to do.” He urges patients to “call the family doctor first.” Patients treated in the emergency room of the hospital can be easily divided into two categories, according to Baker. Some have family doctors . Some do not. If a patient has a physician he regularly consults that doctor is contacted. He will go to the hospital or dictate directions of treatment to the nurse. If the patient has no family doctor, the doctor “on call” is contacted. Putnam County Hospital operates on the basis of the “call system.” Each day one of the volunteer physicians using the hospital facilities is available for treatment should any emergency situation arise at the hospital. Baker explained that small hospitals seldom have house doctors. Putnam does not. But a large difference exists between large and small hospitals. Baker stressed, “There is a personal relationship between the patient, the hospital and the physician in a small hospital.”

-News quotes

By United Press International NEW YORK—Historian Jonathan Daniels, describing in a new book the relationship between President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. Lucy Mercer Rutherfurd: “It was a very beautiful relationship involving beautiful people. This is not an ugly story. This is tale of renunciation and devotion.” WASHINGTON— The Surgeon General’s office, issuing a report accusing the tobacco industry of attacking evidence

that shows smoking is a health hazard; “. . . This well financed and professionally conducted public relations program, when addressed to the consumer, is encouraging death and disease.” MEMPHIS-The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy, speaking to white Americans in an address to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference: “If you want to stop riots, then give jobs to the jobless and help the poor, but don’t expect us to be your babysitter, America.”

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