The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 October 1968 — Page 7

Friday, October 4, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

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THE DAILY BANNER

Daily TV Guide

FRI., OCT. 4

FAST

SLOW

.ViMt 2 FLYING NITN—+ l ; no 3 4 I I.I\T>TOXI>—^ 6 ANTIQI E AUTO Toi l;—4 8 M. HAILS NA\Y 13 KLWTTl TIED 2- 3-6-8-10-13 NEWS 4:::o 4 OL LANDS AND SEAS 4 1 HOUR. “Mexican Contrasts." «:::0 2 6 HIGH CHAI'AKKAL—Western j:;SU 4 1 HOUR. Ra.ieh foreman Sam Butler returns to his native border town to avenge the death of his daughter. Sam Butler Don Collier Ben Lynch Ed Begley Trinidad Miriam Colon John Leif Erickson 3- 8-10 WILD, WILD WEST 4 1 HOUR. Secret agent James West enters the camp of a renegade Civil War general to recover a stolen "doomsday formula”. General Kroll Kevin McCarthy Verna Scott Gail Billings Lorna Melinda Plowman 4 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 4 Bob Barker is host. 13 I LOVE LUCY ::00 4 HAZEL—Comedy 6:00 4 "The Hazel-Walk." 13 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND—Comedy

IdtO 2-6 THE NAME OK THE GAME 6::t0 + 90 MINS. “The Taker." Glenn Howard refuses to use his publication to endorse a particular political candidate. The politician's bil-lionaire-backer is so angered that he sets out to buy Howard Publi-

cations—or destroy it.

Glenn Howard Gene Barry Arthur Jellico Burl Ives Keith Brad Dillman Ruth Prochek Lois Ncttleton Grace Jellico Laraine Day Jeff Dillon Tony Franciosa 3-8-10 GOMEK PYLE—Comedy 4 Corporal Duke Slater is assigned to take charge of the platoon while Sergeant Carter is away for a few’

days.

Slater Ronnie Schell Joey George Spencer

4 PASSWORD—Game 4 Betty White iMrs Allen Ludriem and Frank Gifford are tonight's euest celebrities. 13 OPERATION ENTERTAINMENT 4 1 HOUR Tim Conway hosts tonipht's show before an audience of soldiers at Fort Gordon. Augusta. Georgia. Guesis include dancer Barrie Chase, vocalist Florence Header: on. comic Rodney Dangerfield. the Cowsills rock music croup, comedian Ernie Anderson, and the Los Cabrera tumbling act. X:(MI 3 FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE TtOO 2 HOURS. "The Singing Nun." Debbie Remolds. 4 MI RV GRIFFIN—Variety 4 90 MINS. 8 FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 4 9 HOURS “Vagnificent Obsession.” Rock Hudson. Jane Wyman. Barbara Rush. Agnes Moorehead. Otto Kruger. <’54i A wealthy playboy. who cau r es a woman’s blindness. undergoes a change of char-

acter.

10 CINEMA TEN 4 2 HOURS "Parrish.” Trov Donahue. Claudette Colbert Dean Jaeger. Connie Stevens. Karl Malden. «'62> A younr- man. living on a tobacco plantation with his mother, struee'es to make o life of his own R::;o 13 FELONY SOLID—Police drama 7:20 4 4 misguided father tries to conceal his son's involvement In a girl's accidental death Rnvce Taylor John Vernon Johnnv Davdd Maeklln 9:00 2-6 STAR TREK—Science fiction 8:00 4 1 HOUR An asteroid hurtles to-

ward a planet on which Captain Kirk has lust married a beautiful woman Thev’re oblivious to their Imnending doom. Mirnmanee Sabrina Srharf Kirk William Shatner Sallsh Rudy Solari 13 DON RICKLES—Comedy 4 Johnny Carson pays a visit.

9: :iU 4 NEWS 8:20 13 GUNS OF WILL SONNETT 4 Will anti Jeff arc arrested on faked charges and sentenced to work on a chain gang. Arvis Peebles Royal Dano Gideon Stark Walter Burke Will Walter Brennan Jeff Dack Rainbo 10:00 2 JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE 9:00 4 SEASON DEBUT, on Channel 2. 1 HOUR. A young man kills himself to protest the draft. His lawyer is charged with indirectly murdering him by encouraging his anti-draft stand. Guests: Katharine Houghton (as the young wifei; Jack Ging (district attorneyi; and Robert Forstner >a.% the dead

youth’s lawyer). 3-8-10 NEWS

PERRY MASON—Mystery 1 HOUR "Case Of The Shoplifter's Shoe ” Perry defends a prominent jewel dealer's sister against a charge of murder. STEVE a; I EX—VarVtv 4 1 HOUR. Guests: Mort Sahl. John. Byner. Pat Harr’ucton. JUDD roi: THE DErF.NSr.—Drama 4 1 HOUR. "Transplant." Jut -: d<find* a doctor who has been charged with performing a heart transplant on a girl before the donor was pronounced medically dead Dr. Bellow John Vernon Patricia Ovcrbaugh. Julie Sommars Dr Stalling Lloyd Bochner I.ATE MOVIE 9:2(1 4 "The Miraele " Carroll Baker. Roger Moore (’59 1 Drama romance. (4 tll-Star Wrestling follows.)

LATE SHOW

4 "All That Heaven Allows " Rock Hudson. Jane Wyman. i’56( A wealthy woman falls love with

her rardonor.

IT T AKES A Till EE— *dventure 4 SFtASON DEBUT, on Channel 10 1 HOUR Munrivs or-bred to the Caribbean, to steal the hotly of a

dictator's son.

11:0(1 2-6-13 NEWS 10:00 4 U.N.r.J. E.—Adventure

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11:20 2-6 TONTC.II T —Variety |(I::’.H 4 90 MINS lO I.ATE MOVIE "Track Of The Vampire.” William Camnbell. Sandra Knight '’Gfi* 13 JOEV BISHOP—Variety 4 90 MINS I-LOO 4 STARLITE THEATRE 11:011 "He:! Below Zero " A'.an Ladd. Joan Tetzel C54) A woman takes over her father's whaling ship 1:00 13 PROBLEMS A CHALLENGES 11:00 1:20 13 PAINTING 17::;0 •1:00 13 UNDERSTANDING WORLD 1:00

SAT.I, OCT.75 '

FAST SLOW 5: .»H 1 3 UOU.NTV NEWSREEL—4 4:.-,0 6:00 13 LIGHT TIMI —4 Religion 5:00 «:l*. 13 TO HE ANNOUNCED 5:15 6:20 3 SENKISI SEMESTER—4 5:20 '13 SATUKDAV \LMANAU 7:1(0 3-10 GO-GO GOPHERS—4 6:00 4 IIOOSIEH ROUNDUP 6 THUET STOOGES—4 Kids’ show 8 SUNRISE SEMESTER—4 13 FARM FRONT—4 Lit 3 10 BIGS M'XXV—

ROAD RENNER—4 Cartoons 6:20 4 I ESSONS FOR LIVING—Religion 8 INDIANA FARMER 13 TIMOTHY CHURI HMOVSE—4 8:00 2 SUPER SIN—4 Cartoon 7:00 4 POPE YE—4 ( artoon 8 ROADS TO LEARNING—4 13 CASPER CARTOONS—4 8::;.< 2 I II SCIENCE CLUB 7:20 3-8-10 WU'KV RACES—4 Cartoon 13 ADVENTURES OF GULLIVER—4 !»:«'• 2-6 THE I LINTS TONES—4 8:00 3-8 10 ARC HIE—4 ( artoon 13 SPIDERMAN—4 Cartoon 2- 5 BANINA SsT.I'l S—4 8:20 3- 8-10 BATMAN—SUPERM AN—4 4 1 XDEKDOG—4 Cartoon 13 FANTASTIC VOYAGE—4 llceu 4 Kt.'IBA—4 Cartoon 9:00 13 (INTER OF THE EARTH—4 10:20 2 6 UNDERDOG—4 Cartoon 9:20 3 1.0 IIEIU I'LOIDS -4 ( artoon 4 l.E AAl IT TO Iti: AVER—Comrdv 8 UNTIE ItUSTCR—4 Kids’ show 13 F ANTASTIC KOI R—4 ( artoon

M :'• * 2 6 BIRD'.l AN-4 ( .rtoon 10:00 3-10 SIU/ZA\—4 Cartoon 4 THUXDLKRIKDS—4 Cartoon 13 GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE—4 II <> 2-6 WO if 1 D S I: it:S P. ASEBAI.I. 10:20 ♦ KPUf IAf hi in.. (V'diuals a*. Detroit Tigers ?-8 10 JONNA ('I ESI—4 ( .iitnon 13 A Tl CD AN BANDS I AND—Music ♦ 1 hot::? G:ie>t Fodl- Floyd. The Iron ihiiferity croup. I • 3 3-10 MOiiV DM K-4 Uartoou 11:00 4 I PBE AT—Mii'ic ♦ 1 HOUR II :o 3-3 10 LONE RAM IK—4 11:20 13 I!APPl NiNG ’68—4 Teen show Si'eci.il cue ici-r Wi! *n Pickett sing- si:: number'. I " * 3 I AI’Al RI PORl | f ■ (Ml 4 E'LVING I l-HI RMAN—4 8 AVIS 1.1 AM TEI I.—Drama 10 DR. HOPP AND I RILNDS 13 TO Bi ANNOI NUED 1:21* 3 LOOK AT LEARNING |«:20 4 ACTION AKHII 2 HOURS. "Gun Ot Z.n/ura.” Robert Stark. (Two episode* of the old Untouchables series.)

1:20 8 BRANDED—Western 12:20 10 PATH TO BELIEF—Religion 13 TO BE ANNOUNCED 1:1.'* 10 I NTH ST It A’ ON PAR ADE—4 12:15 13 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 4 90 MINS. National Drag Races, from Indianapolis; and International Figure Skating, from West Ber- , lin.

2:1*0 3 DIALOGUE IN EAITII—Religion 1:00 8 SATURDAY THEATRE 90 MINS. "Abbott And Costello Go To Mars " i'53i Coined v. 10 SATURDAY MATINEE 90 MINS "Track Of The Vampire.” AViliiam Campbell. Sandra Knight. 2:29 2 WIDE WOK ED OF SPORTS 1:20 4 .1.lined in progress, following the AVorld Series National Drag Races, from Indianapolis: and Figure Skating. from West Berlin. 3 EARLY MOVIE 90 MINS "The Strip." Mickey Rnnnev Sailv Forrest. i'52( Drama. 6 TO BE ANNOUNCED :!:(IO 6 SATURDAY MATINEE 2:00 2:15 2-13 NCAA FOOTBALL 2:15 4 Washington at Oregon State. :::25 4 AVORLD OF SPORTS—4 2:25 ':: :•* 4 M I HIGHLIGHTS—4 Football 2:20 6 COIMKV MUSIC HALL—4 8 EARLV SHOAV ♦ 90 Mi NS. "Seven Wavs From Scini'.wn." Annie Murphv. Barry Sullivan iTO, Western 10 THE DEPUTY—Western i nn 3 CM AMPK>NS||ir BOWLING—4 :::00 4 WRESTLING 1 HOUR. 6 I’OCTFR AV AGONI C—4 Variety 10 Til! DETEUTIATS—Drama 1 HOUR Robert Taylor .''tars. I: .0 3 < AR ANT) TRAC K—4 Racing :!:::() 6 G!i AND (H E OPUY—4 Variety

Feminine horizon

By HORTENSE MYERS INDIANAPOLIS ( U P I ) — fwo husbands have found reire ment jobs connected with he history and architecture of heir home cities which they say ire more exciting and absorbng than the careers from which hey retired. John T. Windle, former curaor of the Newberry Library in "hicago, now is a guiding force n Historic Madison, Inc., and ives in famed Shrewsbury louse in Madison. Scott Doup, who went into a ;areer as a stock buyer after icing born on a Bartholomew :ounty farm, now is retired and >erves as tour director tovisi;ors wanting to see Columbus Architecture. The two men’s paths crossed .ndirectly during a Woman’s Press Club of Indiana workshop jn architectural writing. Doup was present to show and explain die work which has been and will be done in Columbus in a planned construction of an en/ironment for an entire city. Settled in Madison Windle’s wife, Ann. one of the speakers at the workshop, told how she and her husband came

MEADOWBROOK DRIVE-IN THEATRE later. 36 aad 43 Tonight, Sat., Sun. Doris Day, Brian Keith WITH SIX YOU GET EGGROLL James Stewart, Henry Fonda FIRECREEK

to settle in Madison after many years in the big city of Chicago. She explained that they had fallen in love ivith Madison, on the Ohio River, and talked of retiring there someday. Then during a visit in the city, she said a real estate agent took them to see Shrewsbury House. This building was the last of the homes designed by Francis Costigan, a Baltimore, Md., architect who came to Madison during its early life as the state’s largest city. The Shrewsbury House, built in the 1840s, was in poor repair and the Windles bought it for "the price of a prefab.” Mrs. Windle said that after "we moved down we found we had a historic house on our hands.” After they put Shrewsbury back into good condition, they began operating it as a museum, because of the numerous visitors who wanted to seet it, and Costigan’s free-standing spiral stairs. A luncheon held in Shrewsbury House in 1959 led to for. mation of Historic Madison, Inc., which now has 1,200 members coast-to-coast, Mrs. Windle explained. It has worked since then to preserve Madison’s architecture with the most recent undertaking being the reformation of a pioneer garden. In Daily Demand She credited a time of economic trouble for Madison which resulted from business the new railroads took away from the river boats in the 1800s with preventing the houses from being torn down before future generations learned to cherish them. “Prosperity is a great threat to preservation,” she said.

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Doup, whose brother George is president of the Indiana Farm Bureau, explained he had seen an item in the Columbus Republic newspaper about the need for someone to direct tours of the many groups of visitors

to Columbus. He now finds himself in almost daily demand, riding buses and cars about Columbus to point out the buildings by architects of a more recent vintage than those who contributed tp Madison’s construction. * * • Sweetwater County. In western Wyoming, gets its name from the nickname of “sweetAvater” prospectors called goldbearing streams.

DAILY CROSSWORD

ACROSS 1 May or Ann 5. Vichy and others 9. Facsimile 10. Sects 12 Alpha's companion 13. Dark 14. Blue Hen state: abbi 15. High priest 16. Creole state abbr 17 Rome (Avith ’The”) 21. Retired 22. Female deer 23. Haggard 26. Addict of a sort 28. Molecule part 29. Sea bird 30. Diligent 36. Elementary institution: abbr. 37. Candlenut tree 38. Narrow inlet 39. Troops’ halting place 41. Astern 43. Repulse 44. Strokes on the green 45. Breather 46 Heed DOWN 1. Halley’s

2. Fred’s dancing partner 3. Wooden pin 4. Guido’s highest note 5. Oar 6. Of ancient Carthage 7. Entire 8 Kind of cheese 9. Fashion It. Remained :e. humble pie 18. Oar 19. Member of a convent

20. Fish 23. Ladle or scoop 24. Cooking utensil 25. Cuckoo 26. Friar's title 27. Blacken 29 Japanese outcast 31. Backs of necks 32. Troutlike fish 33. Angry

Yetterday’a Anawer 34. Stylish 35. Rods 40. Anthropoid 41. Away from: prefix 42 Little fellow

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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE—Here’s how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apostrophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. A Cryptogram Quotation CGDH EXXYD RWXGYHW BWEBSW BDWBGDW NED XEKNSPXA, DGATWD ATGK NED BWGXW.—SPW Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: SUCCESS IS THE BRAND ON THE BROW OF THE MAN WHO HAS AIMED TOO LOW — MASEFIELD IC MM, King Features Syndicate, Ine.)

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