The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 December 1968 — Page 7

Friday, December 27, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 7

THE DAILY BANNER

Daily TV Guide

FRI., DEC. 27

FAST SLOW 2 jrnn FOR THE DEFENSE 4:00 + 1 HOUR. 4 FLINTSTONES—+ 13 BEWITCHED 4 OF LANDS AND SEAS 4:30 + 1 HOUR. “Mediterranean To The Rhine.” 13 NEWS—+ 0:00 2-6-8-10 NEWS 5:00 3 FLINTSTONES—♦ 6::>0 3 NEWS—+ 5:30 4 PERRY MASON 1 HOUR. An authority on gems Is charged with doing in an international jewel thief. 13 I LOVE LUCY 7:00 2 FLYING NUN—Comedy 6:00 + The Mother General comes to San Tanco to rededicate the novices to the religious life. 10 GUNS OF WILL SONNETT + The Sonnetts are saddled with an orphan girl nobody wants. 13 DEATH DRIVER—+ Documentary 7:30 2-6 HIGH CHAPARRAL—Western 6:30 + 1 HOUR. Bandits steal a prize bull and breeding stock from Billy Blue and Manolito. The last of the Cannon money was used to make the purchase, (re-run) Billy Blue Mark Slade Manolito Henry Darrow 3-8-10 WILD, WILD WEST—Drama + 1 HOUR. Secret Service agent Jim West poses as a prisoner at Fort Alcatraz to investigate an apparent plot to take over San Francisco and bomb the United States fleet. 4 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES—♦ 13 VIEW FROM THE WHITE HOUSE WITH MRS. LYNDON JOHNSON + SPECIAL. 1 HOUR The First Lady is seen in an informal chat with ABC News Correspondent Howard K. Smith. Mrs. Johnson recounts the joys and anxieties she knew as the wife of the President and mother of two daughters. Also included: films of some of the First Ladv’s activities, such as attendance at a state dinner and a county fair on the White House lawn for under-privileged children. 8:00 4 HAZEL—Comedy 7:00 + “Stop Rocking Our Reception.” 8:30 2-6 NAME OF THE GAME 7:30 + 90 MINS. “The Revolutionary.” Publisher Glenn Howard gets mixed up in a South American nation’s revolution when he tries to help its exiled President return to power. Raul Oliva Harry Guardino Marisa Cummings . . Vera Miles Luis Fierro Simon Oakland ambassador .... Nehemiah Persoff Benitez Albert Paulsen Torres Clive Clerk Glenn Howard Gene Barry 3-8-10 GOMER PYLE—Comedy Gomer talks Sergeant Carter into leaving a note on a car that he scratched while parking. Harry A1 Lewis Alice Kathleen Freeman 4 PASSWORD—Game 4k Rosemarie (of the old Dick Van Dvke series’ and Alan K’ne are to-rv-Tht’ 1 eelebritv contestants. 13 FELONY SQUAD—Poiice drama + rv'tecthe Jim Br^es becomes emotionallv involved with an old girl friend. St’e's a suspect in a murder investigation Linda Jo Katherine Crawford Reardon Jason Evers Jim Dennis Cole 9:00 3 FRI 0 ’ Y NIGHT MOVIE 8:00 3 HOURS. “House Of The Seven

Hawks” Robert Tavlor. Nicole M a u r e y. Linda Christian. ('59( Mvsterv. 4 MERV GRIFFIN—Variety « 90 MINS. 9:00 8 FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 8:00 + 2 HOURS. “Fame Is The Name Of The Game." Anthony Franciosa, Jill St. John, George Macready. Jack Klugman, Lee Bowman. Nanette Fabray. i’66i A magazine reporter comes across the body of a murdered girl. 10 CINEMA TEN 2 HOURS. ‘ Wild River." Montgomery Clift, Lee Remick. Jo Van Fleet. (’601 Drama built around the Tennessee Valley Authority's attempts to build dams. 13 DON RICKLES—Comedy 4 Guests get the Rickies brand of ribbing. 9:30 13 GUNS OF WILL SONNETT 8:30 4 “Reunion.” Will and Jett are riding through a small town when they come across z man who claims he owes his life to Jim Sonnctt. (re-run i 10:00 2-6 STAR TREK—Science fiction 9:00 4 1 HOUR. The Enterprise is captured by a beautiful alien woman who talks Spock into turning against Captain Kirk and Dr. McCoy (re-run) Romulan commander Joanne Linville Snock Leonard Nimoy 13 JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE 4 1 HOUR. "Transplant.” A doctor is charged with performing a heart transplant or. a girl before the donor was pronounced medically dead, (re-runi Dr. Bellew John Vernon Patric-a Julia Sommars Dr Stalling Lloyd Bochner 10:30 4 NEWS—4 9:30 11:00 2-3-6-S 10-13 NEWS 10:00 4 U.N.C.L.E.—Adventure 1 HOUR. 11:30 2-6 TONIGHT—Variety 10:30 4 90 MINS 3 LATE MOVIE "The Bridge.” 'Foreign, ’61) Story of German school boys drafted into the Army in 1945. (Late Movie Review follows.) 8 LATE SHOW “The R-markablr Mr. Pennypacker." Clifton Webb. Dorothy McGuire. i'59( Comedy about a man who Ins two wives ant! 17 children. 10 LATF MOVr "The E».s Wav." Cure Grant. Betsy Drake. i'52> Comedy about a epurie who keep aidin. children to t^eir family. 13 JOEY BISHOP—Variety 4 90 MINS 1C:00 4 S* r * R’.ITE THEATRE 11:00 "Boccaccio 70.” An'ta Ekberg, Sophia Loren. Romv Schneider 'Italian. '67> Three short stones. 1:110 6 I HANGING TIMES—4 Talk 13:00 I 3 CONTINENTAL COMMENT—4 1:30 13 INQUIRING MIND—4 12:30 3:00 13 UNDERSTANDING WORLD 1:00

SAT., DEC. 28

FAST SLOW I,.. • 4 HOOSiER ROUNDUP 5:30 ti: i.i 13 COUNTY NEWSREEL—4 5:50 7,u i 6 Sl i ER SIX—4 Cartoon 6:00 ti SiNRISK SEMESTER—4 13 LIGHT TIME—4 Religion 7::.' 13 TO BE ANNOUNCED 6:15 2 AGRICULTURAL FILM 6:31) J SUNRISE SEMESTER—4 4 LESSONS FOR LIVING—4 Religion ti TOP CAT—4 C artoon 8 INDIANA FARMER

13 PRINCE OF PEAC E—4 Religion .S: 2 DISCOVERY—4 7:00 3-10 GO-GO GOPHERS—4 C artoon 4 I OPEYE ON SATURDAY—4 6 THREE. STOOGES—4 Kids’ show 8 ROADS TO LEARNING—4 Christmas music by Madrigal .-Ungers from Bloomington High School 13 FARM FRONT—4 i 2 EDUCATIONAL FILM 7:30 3-8-10 BUGS BUNNY/ ROAD RUNNER—4 Cartoon 13 TIMOTHY CHURCHMOUSE—4 > 2 SUPER SIX—4 Cartoon H.00 13 CASPER C ARTOONS—4 !>.:•. 2 TOP CAT—4 C ai toon 8:30 3-8-10 WACKY RICES—4 Cartoon 4 UNDERDOG—4 C artoon 13 \D VENTURES OF GULLIVER—4 !" . ' 2-6 FLINTSTONES—4 C artoon 9:00 3-8-10 ARC HIE—4 C artoon 4 KIMBA—4 Cartoon 13 SPIDERMAN—4 Cartoon In:: o 2-6 BANANA SPLITS—4 C artoon 9:30 3-8-10 BATMAN/SUP1RM\N—4 4 LAUREL A HARDY—Comedy 13 FANTASTIC VOYAGE—4 C artoon !!:'■ 4 ALVIN A MIGHTY MOUSE—4 10:011 13 PIED PIPER OF ASTROWORLD 4 SPECIAL. 1 HOUR. Soupy Sales takes youngsters on a tour of Houston's new amusement park. Singer Lesley Gore, The First Edition rock group, and The Muppets puppets also go along. ■ 1 2 UNDERDOG—4 Cartoon 10:30 3-10 HERCULOIDS—4 Cartoon 4 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT—4 6 YOUNG SAMSON—4 Cartoon 8 UNCLE BUSTER—4 Kids’ show 13 »’> 2-6 BIRDMAN—4 Cartoon 11:00 3-10 SHAZZAN—4 Cartoon 4 UPBEAT—Music, dance 4 1 HOUR 13 GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE—4 13 It 2-13 AMERICAN BANDSTAND 11:30 4 1 HOUR 3-8-10 JONNY QUEST—4 6 JOB LINE—4 Employment I :(«< 3 8-10 FOOTBALL 12:00 4 Blue - Gray All - Star Collegiate Game between teams representing the North and the South, played at Cramton Bowl. Montgomery, Alabama. 1:00 4 HIGH AND WILD—4 Travel 12:00 6 BIBLE TELECOURSE 4 1 HOUR "Great Expectations." Luke 21. 1:30 2-13 FOOTBALL 12:30 4 Gator Bowl Game, from Jacksonville, Florida. Missouri takes on Alabama. 4 ACTION MOVIE 2 HOURS. •All My Sons." Burt Lancaster. Edward G Robinson, Howard Duff. ' 48i Drama. :IH( 6 READ YOUR WAV UP—4 1:00 :30 6 HUCKLEBERRY FINN—4 1:30 :00 6 HIGH SC HOOL BOWL—4 Quiz 2:00 :25 4 WORLD OF SPORTS—4 2:25 ;:30 4 NFL HIGHLIGHTS—4 Football 2:30 6 COLLEGE BOWL—4 Quiz 3:15 3-8-10 FOOTBALL 2:45 4 Sun Bowl Game, from El Paso. Texas University of Arizona vs. Auburn. 'Arizona suffered one of its only two losses to Indiana this season, i 1:1111 4 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 3:00 4 1 HOUR 6 < II AMP ICIN'SHIP BOWLING 4 Rilger and Stcfunich vs Durbin and Salvino. 1:30 2-13 FOOTBALL 3:30 4 East-West Shrine All-Star Game, from San Francisco. Top college seniors from around the country make up the teams. 6 COUNTRY MUSIC HALL 4 Maple Creek Boys, Diane Leigh, Gary Buck, and Red Sovine.

Television in Review :$ By RICK DU BROW S

SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI)—Even as the Apollo 8 astronauts were presenting their last live telecast of their Christmas moonflight Thursday, engineers on the ground were figuring out ways to fly a tiny color camera aboard future Apollos. The present camera used inside the moonship is an electronic marvel, weighing less than five pounds, but it can transmit only black and white pictures. Pictures from space, such as the view of earth’s globe which Frank Borman, James Lovell and William Anders featured in the last Yuletide telecast, lose much of their impact without color. The shot of earth from 111,634 miles out, for instance, showed clouds covering much of North and South America. But in black-and-white, the clouds and the land appeared as similar shades of gray despite the sharp image transmitted by the camera. In color the land would have stood out in rich greens and browns surrounded by royal blue seas and topped by puffy white clouds. Engineer Max Mesner of the Radio Corporation of America, the man who built the camera now used in Apollo, said a color

Fri. Sat. Sun. Dec. 27, 28. 29

Doris Day and Brian Keith

“With Six You Get Eggroll” Color by Deluxe. Filmed in Panavision* Released by National General Pictures. A Cinema Center Films Presentation.

camera would be possible before men land on the moon next summer. “We think it could be made a little bit larger,” he said. “This is just an idea right now, but it’s an idea based on some very sound principles.” Weight is a big factor in Apollo, and squeezing a television camera down small enough to be carried in the moonship and to operate off its limited electrical current was a triumph of the new technology of miniaturization. The Apollo camera is small enough to fit into the glove compartment of a car. It has both a wide angle and a telephoto lens. Built with miniaturized integrated circuits — specks of crystals carrying

-Pacers position , in scoring, advancing from sixth place to fifth. Behind Barry and Hawkins are James Jones of New Orleans (27.9) and Carrier (25.1). Dampier is averaging 23.1 points. The remainder of the top 10 includes Willie Somerset. Houston, 22; Mel Daniels, Indiana, 22ji 22.3; Larry Jones, Denver, 22.3; Walt Simmon, New York, 21.2, and Steve Jones, New Orleans, 20.2. Oakland leads in shooting for 2-point field goals and free throws, while Kentucky has the No. 1 team on 3-point field goals. The Oaks are hitting at a .479 clip from the floor and a .772 pace at the foul stripe. Kentucky is shooting .376 from outside the A.B.A.’s 25-foot arc. The Oaks also are the league’s highest scoring team, averaging 131.4 points per game. Education Experiment BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) — The Ford Foundation has granted the University of California at Berkeley $500,000 to support the Office of Educational Development recently established for programs in experimental education. The new office plans to search out and screen new educational programs, prepare background papers and conduct negotiations to establish these programs—all designed to improve the quality of education.

entire arrays of electronic components— it requires only six watts of power, compared with 500 watts for a studio camera. Lower power means it uses a different scanning system from a regular TV camera, producing

320 horizontal scan lines per inch compared to 525 lines for broadcast television. Because of this ground station converters are needed to convert the signal for home viewing.

DAILY CROSSWORD

ACROSS 3. Living; quarters 5. Treaty 9. Long, easy stride 30. Principle of radar 33. More than a knack 33. Monkey from South America 35. Literary collection 36. Recite 38. Little Ann 39. U Thant’s bailiwick 20. Precious stone 22. 300 centavos 25. French resort 26. Shavian heroine 28. Not pliant 32. Kind of bath 34. Alaskan seaport 35. Hindu holy city 39. hand 40. River to English Channel 43. Syn.’s opposite 42. 339.6 square yards 43. In person, on TV 45. Blatherskite, popinjay or magpie 47. Son of Jacob

49. The way a horse runs 50. Cenozoic and such 53. Seven deadly ones DOWN 3. Material for trousers 2. Girl of song 3. Zoo attraction 4 Past or present 5. Hebrew

letter

6. Decree 7. Fine dinner-

ware

8. One kind of eclipse 33. Mole-color 12. Pack in tightly, as tobacco

14. Kind of

voter: abbr.

17. Four seasons 21. Devas-

tation

23. Senora's

assent

24. ” of Oz,” by Lyman

Frank Baum

27. Aroma 29. Let oneself 30. Turkish

inns

31. Dissuade 33. Mar on

a car

35. Native of Ostend:

abbr.

Yrklrrili}'* Anmer

36 Banish-

ment

37 To no degree 38 Forest denizens •i2 Related 44 Topsy’s

friend

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DAILY CRYPTOQ1JOTE — 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 DWRK R XVIUFRSZU DGFZY! — KFGCSZU VH DU ZGAU, RPY KFGCSZU VH DU YG PGK ZGAU. —YU XRVIKFU Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: NATURE NEVER GIVES EVERYTHING AT ONCE—JOHNSON

Daily Comic Featurers

BEETLE BAILEY

By Mort Walker

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ARCHIE

By Bob Montana

WHAT? TO OPEN I’VE BEEN \ A JAR 4

WATCHING THE FRENCH CHEF ON TV. AND I LEARNED A LOT/

OF PEANUT BUTTER?

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BUZ SAWYER

By Roy Crane

I...I DON'T KNOW. BECAUSE IF DUDE WAKES AND FINDS YOU, > . HE'LL KILL US BOTH.

AND VOU HID AAE? WHY?

JOHNNY HAZARD

By Frank Robbins

CANT SEE VVHV \ ANN FEMALE STAR wouur ! TURN TOWN i VOUR OFFER, I LOOAN...

WALT DISNEY’S SCAMP

BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH By Fred Lasswell

Blondie

By Chic Young

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