DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 TELEVISION PROGRAMS TV NEWS ON WPIX CHANNEL 11 (MONDAY-FRIDAY) THE TELEVISION STATION OF THE DAILY NEWS PM NEWS FOR WOMEN PM THREE STAR NEWS PM ELEVEN O'CLOCK NEWS WEATHER Today's Highlights 1:30 P.M.- 2 Eye on New York; Commissioner Arthur Benline, others. 1:30 P. I Mr. Novak; James Franciscus, others (Repeat). 8:30 P.M.
-13 01 People and Politics; Richard Heftner. 9:00 P.M.-11 The Common Good; Dave Garreway (Special). 9:00 P.M.- 2. Petticoat Junction; Bea Benaderet (Repeat). 9:00 P.
9 Championship Bowling; Fred Lening-Bill Sunetta. 9:30 P. M- Jack Benny Show; Ed Sullivan, Monique LeMaire (Repeat). 10:00 P. Billy Graham's Crusade (Taped).
10:00 P. I Telephone Hour; Flerence Henderson, others (Color). 10:00 P.M.- Pocket Billiards; Irving Crane-Stephen Mizerak (Color). 11:15 P.M.-1 Steve Allen Shews Jayne Meadows, ethers. 11:30 P.
M- Tonight; Johnny Carson, others (Color). (For additional details see listings below! 6:30 A.M. TO NOON 6:30 2 Summer Seemster. College Report (Color). 7 Project Know.
7:00 2 News, Sports, Weather. Today; John Greiner, Executive Director of the Republican National Committee, others. 7 Ann Sothern Show. 7:30 NO Gale Columbia Storm Seminars. Show.
8:00 NUN Sandy Captain Courageous Becker Kangaroo. Cat Show. Cartoons. 8:30 7 Little Rascals. 9:00 2 My Little Margie.
4 Birthday House. 7 Movie: "Women of the North Country," Ruth Hussey. 9:10 11 Cartoons to 10 A.M. 9:30 ON Topper; People's Leo Choice. G.
Carroll. 9 Movie; "Song of the Open Road," Jane 10:00 11 Exercise With La Lanne. 2 News; Mike Wallace. 4 Make Room for Daddy. 5 Movie: "Confirm or Deny," Don Ameche, Joan Bennett.
10:30 11 Bold Journey. 2 love Lucy: Lucille Ball. Word for Word (Color). 7 Price Is Right. 11:00 11 Bozo Cartoon Show.
2 McCoys: Walter Brennan. 4 Concentration. 7 Get the Message. 9 Genius; "Einstein." 11:15 11 Cartoons to 1 P.M. 11:30 2 Pete and Gladys.
4 Jeopardy (Color). 5 Romper Room. 7 Missing Links. 9 Girl Talk; Virginia Graham. NOON TO 6 P.M.
12:00 2 Love of Life: Serial. 4 Say When (Color). 7 Father Knows Best. 9 News; John Wingate. 12:15 9 Joe Franklin's Memory Lane.
12:30 2 Search for Tomorrow. 4 Truth or Consequences (Color). Cartoon Playtime. 4 Ernie Ford Show. 12:45 2 Guiding Light; Serial.
1:00 11 Movie; "Maryland," Fay Bainter, John Payne. Woman refuses to accept her son's love of horses after her husband was thrown from one and killed. 2 Leave It to Beaver. Bachelor Father. Movie; "Embraceable Dane Clark.
1:30 2 As the World Turns. Make a Deal (Color). 5 Movie (See 10 A.M.) 9 Movie (See 9:30 A.M.). 2:00 2 Password: Allen Ludden. Loretta Young Theatre.
2:20 11 News for Women. 2:30 11 You Asked for It. 2 House Party: Art Linkletter. Na The Day in Doctors; Court. Serial.
3:00 11 Life With Father. Tell the Truth: Bud Collyer. Another World; Serial. Bat Masterson; Gene Barry. General Hospital; Serial.
9 News; Joseph King. 3:15 9 VIPs; "Admiral Nimitz." Around the Dials VP Hopefuls Face Nation By GEORGE MAKSIAN The two major Vice Presidential candidates- the Democrats' Sen. Hubert Humphrey and the GOP's Rep. William Miller -have set their dates to appear on the special nighttime editions of Face the Nation this month over CBS-TV and radio. Sen.
Humphrey will be the guest Wednesday, Sept. 16 P.M.), and Rep. Miller will appear two weeks later on Sept. 30, at the same hour. There will be two additional Wednesday night Face the Na- Mike Merv Connors Griffin tion telecasts next month on Oct.
14 and 28. These time periods presumably have been set aside for the Presidential candidates. Earlier, CBS announced that it had extended invitations to President Johnson and Sen. Barry Goldwater. It was not known yesterday whether they had accepted.
Arthur Miller participate on hour-long special the anniversary of Lincoln Center forming Arts (9-10 P. The playwright, the Fall" will the show, previously to appear. He he was a good television. Miller will play, "Incident will be produced Center Repertory season. Fredric set as host of already reported, will discuss and from his play, Charlie." The cludes a scene O'Neill's "Marco has agreed to CBS-TV's second commemorating of the opening for the PerSunday, Sept.
20 whose "After be performed on had declined said he didn't think personality on discuss his latest at Vichy," which by the Lincoln Theatre next March has been the program. As S. N. Behrman introduce a scene "But for telecast also infrom Eugene Millions." CBS has given producers David Susskind and Dan Melnick the green light to prepare 26 onehour episodes of a new drama series called The Outsider, scheduled for screening in the '65-'66 season. Production is set to begin on the West Coast within several weeks.
Mike Connors of Tightrope fame has the inside track for the lead role in the series. which is being penned by Richard Jessup. Merv Griffin's Word for Word NBC daytimer has been given the word. The show dies Monday, Oct. 26, and will be replaced by a new musical game show called What's This Song? hosted by Win Martindale, a West Coast disk in hav A.M.) Johnny Carson moves his NBC Tomignt show to Hollywood for two weeks starting Nov.
9. That's the day Les Crane starts his new show on ABC opposite Carson. Booked for the opening week of the Carson Hollywood capers are Gov. Pat Brown, Sen. Pierre Salinger, Jack Benny, Bob Hope and Andy Williams.
WFUV-FM, the Fordham University station, broadcasts a "Memories of John McCormack" program Wednesday, Sept. 16 (9-10 P.M.), commemorating the 19th anniversary of the death of the great tenor. Desmond Jennings narrates. WPIX retelecasts "The Remarkable James Bond" special Sunday, Sept. 20 P.M.).
It was originally aired on Aug. 26. -AM RADIO HIGHLIGHTS WICA 570 WARC 770 WYNJ 420 WNYC WNBC WOR 710 WPAT 930 WJRZ 170 WINS 1010 WHN 1050 WHLI 1100 WHEW 1130 WHIP 1310 WHJR 1430 WLIS WEVD 1330 WHOM 1400 weBs 1240 WOW 1330 WOXR 1560 WADO WENX 1380 WWRL 1600 MORNING 5:00 5:05 2 -WNBC Lonny Big Wilson Starr Show. Show. Music, news.
5:30 A. John Gambling Show. Music. news. 6:00 A.
-WNEW Klavan and Finch Show. Music, talk, news. 6:05 -WCBS Jack Sterling Show. Music, talk, news. 9:10 -WNBC Tom and Marjorie Ewell Show.
Talk. 10:00 A. Make-Believe Ballroom: William Williams (Also -WEVD 6:35 P.M.). 10:00 A. Rosh Hashanah Service from B'nal Jeshurun Tenple: Rabbi William Berkowits, Cantor Robert Segal.
10:10 A. M-WNBC Robert Alda Show. Talk. 10:10 A. M.
WEBS Arthur Godfrey Show. Music, talk. 11:00 A. -WNYC Spoken Words; Peter Gravina reads Walter Clemmons' Summer Shower." 11:05 A. M-WCBS Dave Garroway Show (Also at 4:15 P.
AFTERNOON 12:10 P.M. -WNBC Mimi Benzell Show; Dennis Weaver, 1:151 P. M. WOR Arlene Francis Show -Evelyn Keyes, subbing: Hanna Ahroni. 1:35 P.
Let's Talk to Lucy; Lucille Ball, Bing Crosby. 2:00 P.M. M-WABC Dan Ingram Show. Music, news. 2:07 P.
Broadway Festival: "The Band Wagon," "Camelot" selections. 2:30 P. M. People and Ideas: Lee Graham, Charles Williams. Negro Business Executive." 3:00 P.
-WNEW Ted Brown Show. Musle. 4:30 P. M. BIll Mazer Sports Show.
EVENING 6:00 P. Patricia Marx Interviews Ann Jelliese, dramatist. 7:03 Speak Up; Edith Walton, Frances Diane Robotti. 7:45 Brad Crandall Show. 8:00 Taylor Made Jazz: Billy Taylor.
8:15 -WOR Farber Jack lams. 9:15 Vincent Tracy Frances Diane Robotti. 8:55 Baseball; Yankees- Twins. 11:00 WEVD Sandy Lesberg Show; Peter 0'Toole, Lord Harewood. 12:00 lid- WOR Amazing Randi Show (To 5 A.M.).
12:00 lid. Contact: Murray Burnett. 12:30 A.M.- WCBS Music Till Dawn (To 5:30 P. FM RADIO HIGHLIGHTSwsou WHOM 12.3 WARC WHLI WCES 101.1 WNCN 104.3 WKCR WPAT 93.1 WOXR WOR WEFM 101.9 WRFM 105.1 WFUY WNYC 93.9 WHIC WBAI WNEW 102.7 WHEI 105.9 WNYE 11.5 WFME 94.7 WEYD WYNJ 100.3 WTFM 103.5 WAVR 106.7. 3:30 11 Abbott and Costello Show.
2 Edge of Night; Serial. You Don't Say (Color). Hall of Fun; Fred Hall. Queen for a Day. 9 High Road to Adventure (Color).
4:00 11 Beachcomber Bill; Bill Biery. 2 Secret Storm: Serial. 4 Match Game. 5 Soupy Sales Show. 7 Trailmaster.
9 Film: "Moses and Mr. Aiken." 4:30 11 Chuck McCann Show. 2 Love That Bob. 4 Dobie Gillis. 9 Morty Gunty Show.
5:00 2 Movie: "The Petty Girl," Joan Caulfield. 4 Movie; "Adventures of Sadie," Joan Collins. George Cole. Three men and a girl are shipwrecked on a desert island (Color). 5 Sandy Becker Hour.
7 Movie: "Scatterbrain," Judy Canova, Allan 9 Movie: "Untamed Women," Doris 13 Operation Alphabet. 5:30 11 Three Stooges: Joe Bolton. 13 Children of the World. 6 P.M. 10 9 P.M.
6:00 11 News; Kevin Kennedy. 5 Mickey Mouse Club. 13 What's New: Murl Deusing. 6:10 11 N.Y. News; John Tillman.
6:25 11 Weather; Gloria Okon. 6:30 11 Superman; George Reeves. Local News, Weather. NUAN Local Astro Local Boy News. News, Cartoon.
Weather. Western Movie; George O'Brien. 13 Ingles Para Todos. 6:45 7 News: Ron Cochran. 7:00 11 Woody Woodpecker.
2 News; Walter Cronkite. 4 News; Huntley, Brinkley. NUT Sgt. Stagecoach Bilko: Phil West. Silvers.
13 Columbia Seminars. 7:30 11 Celebrity Golf; Sammy Snead MacMurray. 2 Eye on New York; Tom Dunn, City Air Pollution Control Commissioner Arthur Benline, others. 'A look at the causes and effects of air pollution. 4 Mr.
Novak; James Franciscus, Dean Jagger, Noreen Corcoran. Novak learns one of his students is an unwed expectant mother (Repeat). 7 Combat; Vic Morrow. 9 Movie; "Her Primitive Man," Louise Albritton. 13 Complete Gardener.
8:00 11 Californians. 2 High Adventure with Lowell Thomas. Safari into Central Africa (Repeat). 5 Wide Country. 13 French Chef: Julia Child.
8:30 11 Crime Hunt: Charles Korvin. 4 Moment of Fear; Richard Carlson, John Dall in "And Practically Strangers" (Repeat). 7 McHale's Navy; Ernest Borgnine. Susan Silo. French girl stows away on the PT-boat (Repeat).
13 Of People and Politics: Richard Heffner, Herblock. Discuss the political cartoon and its significance. 9 P.M. TO 11 P.M 9:00 11 The Common Good: Dave Garroway, narrator. Report on the day-to-day operation of the New York State Legislature and Assembly (Special).
2 Petticoat Junction; Bea Benaderet. Uncle Joe promotes a beauty contest and tries to arrange it for one of his nieces to win (Repeat). Richard Boone Show; Guy Stockwell, Robert Blake in "First Sermon" (Repeat). 5 Movie: "Command Decision," Clark Gable, Walter Pidgeon. American general sends his bombers deep into Germany at great cost to his men and himself.
7 Greatest Show on Earth: Jack Palance. 9 Championship Bowling; Fred Lening-Bill Bunetta. 13 Importance of Being Wild (Repeat). 9:30 11 State Trooper. 2 Jack Benny Show; Ed Sullivan.
Monique LeMaire (Repeat). 13 Local Issue: Jacob Landers. Rosemary Gunning, June Shagaloff. "Reading, Writing and Race." Discuss the pros and cons of the plans for total integration in New York City's schools (Repeat). 10:00 11 Billy Graham's Crusade; "America's Eternal Choice" (Taped).
2 Hollywood: The Great Stars; Henry Fonda, narrator. A look at some of the stars the public has made folk heroes (Repeat) 4 Telephone Hour: Florence Henderson, hostess. Linda Bennett, James Hurst. Jacquelin Danno. Bill Evans, Gary Karr.
The I's With Jamie. Barbara Monte and William Carter (Color). 7 Fugitive: David Janssen. 9 Pocket Billiards: Irving Crane Stephen Mizerak (Color). 13 News Analysis.
10:30 13 Ingles Para Todos. AFTER 11 P.M. 11:00 11 News; Kevin Kennedy. 2 News. Sports, Weather.
4 News, Sports, Weather, 7 News, Sports, Weather. 9 Movie (See 7:30 P.M.). 11:10 11 Weather; Marilyn Grey. 11:15 11 Steve Allen Show; Jayne Meadows, Cliff Arquette, Ramsey Lewis Trio, Marilyn Maye. 4 Local News: Jim Hartz.
11:20 2 Movie; "The Jazz Singer." Danny 7 Movie; "Machine Gun Kelly," Charles 11:25 5 Movie; "High Noon," Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly. Town leaves its lawman to face vengeful gunmen alone. 11:30 4 Tonight; Johnny Carson, Michael Landon, June Valli, others (Color). 1:00 7 Movie; "Triple Deception," Michael Craig. 1:10 4 Movie; "International Counterfeiters," Gordon Howard.
1:30 2 Movie: "Red Dust." Clark Gable, Jean Harlow. 5 Crime and Punishment. STAR RATINGS ON MOVIES ARE BASED ON THE NEWS REVIEWS CHANNEL NUMBERS WPIX 11 WABC wCas WOR WHIC WNDT 13 WNEW WNYC 31 9:05 Panorama: Charles Duval (Stereo). 12:03 P. Don Russell at the World's Fair (Stereo).
2:00 P. The Virtuoso; Salli Terry, soprano, 'Laurende Almelda. guitarist. 6:00 P. Allan Jefferys Show.
Music. 6:30 P. -WHBI Horse Racing Results. $:00 P. Shakespeare Today; Dame Edith Evans, Sir John Gleldgud, Peter 0'Toole, others (Recorded).
8:00 P. -WRFM Music of the Masters (Stereo). 8:30 P. Shakespeare -The Music: Rossini's "Otello." 9:00 Curtain Time; "Oh Captain" music. 9:00 WHEI Diek Ricardo Sugar Show.
Music. 10:00 John Lissner and Jazz. 10:00 of Flowers" maste. 10:00 P. Musical Philip Walsh.
11:15 P. Jazz: Stereo World of the Modern Sound: Ed Jordan. 12:00 Happiness Exchange: Big Joe Rosenfleld. (Many AM programs are also carried on FM stations) Strauss Stores See your phone book or call TUES. SPECIALS! WED.
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