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For instance, In l961 the United Stat· Tbis 18 wb)' we have to be concerned es consumed more than three times as when the Soviet Union puts itself into a many tUowatt hOurs of electric energy headlong "power race" against us. If we per person as did the Soviet Union. This were to be outpaced, for example, In the obviously is· no small-factor in explain· production and use of electric energy, ing our heavy 'ridustrial advantage, our economic laurels might be seriously though the state of our technology, the tbreatenec). And they represent t h e inventiveness of our economic organiz· atreogth which is our security. ers and the priceless freedom of our sysJnterl!:\i':Seell!tary Udall, reporting on tem play big roles. a. late-su!limet tour of Soviet power deOur highly developed energy sources velopments, !!liYs the United States dele- show up as key elements, too, in compargatlon he headed was much impressed isons between the United States a n d by what it heard and saw iii this field. s.uch advanced industrial nations as Ja· He thinks the Soviet Union may well pan and those in Western Europe. realize its 19~.~ goal.- . an electric gen· If United States per-man output in erating rapacity -slightly more than half steel were no better than Japan's, we what the Unlted'States bas today. would need 900,000 steel workers in· Yet he suggests that the Russians may stead of the 400,000 we have. We like- · find it much harder to reach their 1970 wise surpass the whole of Europe in this and 1980 objectives, -since thes~ demand regard. · powSoviet Premier Khrushchev under· er · ' stands what power sources have to do If his with such superior performance, He ' could tum told Udall in a private talk last summer: of luck for this c&untry; .Grewth "Whoever has the most mechanical rohots will be the richest." The Red leader electric ene.,gy ·capacity -· has. somewhat in recel\t year•. .We, of forecast that ultimately Russia would • perform its work more cheaply t h a n rely heavily.Wlo<Da!£9:1!'~~·,.!'.!: . • enerey sources. But we could liard!y"lie America. happy If the Russ~ril wlf~i?, ~Ji )>o~ t Few things are more Important to us their immensely, l$ltgJriqif~~~rlffl than to make this particular Khrushchev power potential. prediction faiL . Many economists say that the mechan· B1{ P!ITER EDSON WAS!IlNGTON - (NEA ) Railroad management and roll· way labor agree on oliO thing, at eny rate : 1963 is coinc to be a ~year of crl!ls for ~.ica '1 transportation system. Respon!ubiUty for doinc som,. thing ahout it Ia being put up to government by !Joth slrles, . but with allfer,nt formulas. In the most far-reaching statement on this subject y e I Issued by a railway labor union official, President Louis J . Wag. ne:- of the Order Of Conductors anti Brakemen has jusl declar· ed that while : l"'t· "We prefl\1· to deal with vate owoenhlp . . . If m•nage- '<, t: ~- : -re~Uiatiop," ~ .. ··-' · • '" • : > !'tUL'l!~Y ,~Rand man- eot -doubt It will 890• be&1n to .. fall apart, piece by piece. . agement have·-'lhelr own rela· This crisis can be avolde,d ., II.,. wit!t ell!lh Jli!M!r to put In . ' sdys. Miello Ill lhe ii.QJiar)' • : ort!er' -~ weD aa their relations Reader's l!l&eol,,. only b1 Jl!ll-· ., 'l!'i\h .e<~v~l: , , . . '.liD_g traaojlorlal!oD'~ ~IHiiiie ·; ·• •tiivenUi\ent •'/ Jiitervention, wbrl: In' order: 'i1le 'firJt ot;;p ' ' courl ' ru)lnp aiMf;.management bndvoca~ 1o ·Preoldelit;lt~n- ,. ---7."'!1~:hn~:ftSIIjled In . a n«<y'a sweeping ·lransportatlon • .,- snarl of"re<t4a]Je, •· saya VIce. reorc••lzllllon plaar sent to:~ .; .,;. · ~nt ~· w. O'Brien of gr~ last AJ!ril. ~ · 'i{:,.:'t ·.·~ ---. ...~ . ~.te!lit ,.,. J,cborio- , , l11xlersecre~. o! Comlllf!'ce ·:; ~u:;;JT.•:.e?~ , b( toxqplsrno- . ·· for Tr:ansportatlOn Clarenco- I>. ) r· •Ills\ Con: ~·Viti\ done '"' Martin •has given asstiranee:lhnt .: · : tile Sheet i.!e'taf Woiillero Unlon. this. program, on which. Cong.. · ~1so~eo ''widcli mull be ..,. ·ress took no action last session, ~ II INS Include railroad ,w~l be presented to the new meram, lbo wot'lt ftdN lllspute liP•• roads tor unified operation in World War I , but II has neV "" been considered seriously. Eur- · tlonalized railroa4s In more SOC· wldo 11ot ,.,.,..., .. ataoled Job ...u· "lee , r. ti I ' tloila Whicllllio ~r1 pro.. IIIII·~-· I f!?I,H TROUGH TH1i IWLwAy •la- ' ' gram would Nrorm · are c1e- -• In .,..,..,&n '<rith lhls Ja.t • 'bor lobby 'is powerful in WaSh· ..,.lbe(J by Mackllo u a ~ · lllOI!tloned · lsoue, a preoldentlal _ln~n. It ·is doUI)Iful II publle- l !ederal agoneles and' too lllte lact..lindlnl boird l!u !l!et recownml)ip Of American raiJo '' cmnmissionil, ·juplllif bib of. ormpended IIIII Soutliern Pacff. roads could ever pass Co~ · tiHl transportation aystem • "- ic R8nway elerkl·who 'a.~ unless there should lie a cum• 'monil thelllllflves. . ' ! ' • jo!)& as a resull '01 aullnuatlool · pie~ breakdown of . ~ ·ll,t :1$,... ·.:.4.'.'.1!o,t!~ ·Ill!~ U.eAenl of should ~" a ahm' fit ·tho - · ,. triii)Sportatlon B)'!ltem. tt"f . tl)otiBands !lf·P!ti•'!' ofl1clala InIntis. 'l'ltl! c!erU, in a 'dispute sUch a pciss'Jb~ ls :1 fo':~~. VOl':,ed .1$ · ~.ion~· per!!OII lOin& back to' IIIII, bad Jated see!(, bowever, by ,. 1...- anl.. '· wl- job II la:fO kMik after the full pay for live years Jf laia 'authority than ;David 1. M'atkio' I over-all efficiency · !ii-"111• •Y- · off by aulomi!lion. , · chairman fit· ihe Eastr!! Rail-: ,' otem." ·I ·, t L , • The rules cllspu~e w(lh the road Preslrlenb' Coni~·. I:Jn · • Kennedy 01111<\d II ;•a chaotic opera""" unloQ Ia sUD _;,_ less the u. S. II!ansport.ilfonsy. · .Jllllchwo\'k of ln~f and · -.. ......stem cen be pulled tilget~er ' · of"n ob.Oiete legtslatloli and tag. Rallway laoll!erbo04 ehlefa • and given unified dire;tJbri, Nationa1iza1ion of American railroads has been discussed academically' ever since t h e government took over t h e ope's costly experience with na· 'lallzecl economies ' ls the loeit · Congrts& ptieuea)ly ~ ll'!lllmeht •J•Inst it. " · . • _ 'l'ltl! litU4tlan ~ 111e ~ believes ,there IIi. not the sl!ght- · meat CUDot run the rallroad11 in lhe pnbUe Interest and •••• there Is drastic change in labor .. managemeat,. polieies, we' wlU be forced to answer, "Yes!" to the question, 'Should we bave public ownership of the raU. roads ?"' . . . . .. ... .. )I ' ~"":~..!:10: ~railroads have the rJgblto 0 ,. ethaul·tbefr work. rules to take advantage of labor-saving prac. tlces· made po!!8ible by autum. looJJ!. • ., -. . fll~ • ! ~ ' .+If{ ... ... ~·, I ., -o~.-;.1'1: 'f;YJI\ l 'I •>.• h ''~" '· '.••·, ·' ,.. '" ' ~"I · ·• ~,~, ' ,.,., · iM " · "0'' '"' , I ',. ,.,. - ·•-t I · In :another caae, A, U. S. Di"' trict CoU\'IJhas dii!I!I!Ssed tbe . ·;_ ~· f B"theriiOOd of Rallwaj/ Tralh. .. ' men's .effort .to ~ave., the · ...tart: .. -~-\~}"~)· j · roads slrike inaur811Ce agreei: 'ment declared Ulegal. \ . 'l'ltl! ~~~ X!Q\Vd\>wn ~ ~ •. May When ihe 11 I!Onopei'atlng · •·"'-· "'· ·employe tin!""', wpjt •15Q,IOD '' rnemberss, <if!O" negou.ttou I• -'~' ,fl with lhn Jla"' l-1•~• for a , :·.~ ..rr ntw ·wage ~nt. THB POET'S CORNfR . Eden \ . Soei~I'News , · '' 1 .,. ;' Dear Dad: ' .. CLINTON FISHIR;· co•.. "COLQR ~CE"T~R;r•·'''- '.~ ~t tJ,(,Pf,he Option -• ' Nearly two thirds. of, Uni(ed , ?tate~ tor car today. workers use thei"'dir~ !Or job comMM- ·o, One big argument of the latter group ing. Only a sixth as many use various is that most Americans insist on having public means of1~N.llfl.Jt.. •· l'ir'\\tL: the "individual option" that goes with These are fairly' lih'a~g.ftguteNGI' ;j .driving their own cars. Anyone looking at the incredible the advocates of increased mass transit facilities in t!W·uriiaJ11m!erS:.:Oit'ffil! ·-~sh·hours jams on the nation's "ex· other hand, these percentages - from pressways" must wonder, however, how the Census Bureau - give comfort to much that option Is worth in daily anthose who say we must build for the mo- noyance and frustration. ' • ' • J ' ,J ,, '. ' : . Medical ·- ' ,_ !. . l " ' • - ! ' INDIVIDUAL CASSf:ROtiE • ' ' • · · ·· ,,, • '"' FREE WITH 7·GALLON 'GASOLINE ·PIJIIelfASE. · 1~ QT. CASSEROL.E; :· ' 1 .· ' ' ' FREE WITH OIL CHANGE A!ID &.UBRICATION. • .' '. COUNTR1' KITCHEN .: - ' .: ' ) Casser'ole ·'Set f ~- and B: I:. ' t SomerviUe ' were li!dlc)!!d by 'the . Grand Jpry oh liDO (or • II ' ' 'L ' '......... lalalt ' .. ... .. T~RT :~OU~ ~ SET. ·roDAY! .. .. ,. ~-I .. ' ,.,. i . .,;. ' -· ' lervifli ~ps, salads, pot;· Jiles., tereats: --~~wpei. bleo anct ~~-·· The 117-quart ~ hlt'I!A """"i)iODI -~· ... etass c""':r ~ can be . \ISOd kir blkiil( 11r ..,.;,.. SIMI · )Our set• ,_1 This lpOCIII O(fer 81<Piret 111M:i1 3, lll5l· ' t aili•rlu ~~~~ "F~EE •f.<CO~,.,,., '' -,,, 1~. 1 '•4,/• .,. ·' :1f W'ERO~$·'' :it:n 'lt' t :•: '• .4, "\ ' ,',I,; " ' . ,. ' .!'•1 r oni '. n ,.1' .• ,•';,~ ' �,. ' • .. f •' \ ~-,..."lfll flte_#;~oily Eleetrifying 2-Dally Sentinel, 'Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0., J111. 8, 1!!1 WASHINGTON COLUMN tOMMENTAnNG EOI10RIALLY . Of Cri is In Rails Sftntin•l Ch~e~ge America'• economic superiority over leal or eledrlc. "horses" an individual other nations can be ascribed to many worker can bring to bear on an indttS-thlngs, not least Its abundant energy trial task are cruciol in determining eco·sourcu and its ability to convert tbese nomic superiority. remarkably into work accomplished. For instance, In l961 the United Stat· Tbis 18 wb)' we have to be concerned es consumed more than three times as when the Soviet Union puts itself into a many tUowatt hOurs of electric energy headlong "power race" against us. If we per person as did the Soviet Union. This were to be outpaced, for example, In the obviously is· no small-factor in explain· production and use of electric energy, ing our heavy 'ridustrial advantage, our economic laurels might be seriously though the state of our technology, the tbreatenec). And they represent t h e inventiveness of our economic organiz· atreogth which is our security. ers and the priceless freedom of our sysJnterl!:\i':Seell!tary Udall, reporting on tem play big roles. a. late-su!limet tour of Soviet power deOur highly developed energy sources velopments, !!liYs the United States dele- show up as key elements, too, in compargatlon he headed was much impressed isons between the United States a n d by what it heard and saw iii this field. s.uch advanced industrial nations as Ja· He thinks the Soviet Union may well pan and those in Western Europe. realize its 19~.~ goal.- . an electric gen· If United States per-man output in erating rapacity -slightly more than half steel were no better than Japan's, we what the Unlted'States bas today. would need 900,000 steel workers in· Yet he suggests that the Russians may stead of the 400,000 we have. We like- · find it much harder to reach their 1970 wise surpass the whole of Europe in this and 1980 objectives, -since thes~ demand regard. · powSoviet Premier Khrushchev under· er · ' stands what power sources have to do If his with such superior performance, He ' could tum told Udall in a private talk last summer: of luck for this c&untry; .Grewth "Whoever has the most mechanical rohots will be the richest." The Red leader electric ene.,gy ·capacity -· has. somewhat in recel\t year•. .We, of forecast that ultimately Russia would • perform its work more cheaply t h a n rely heavily.Wlo<Da!£9:1!'~~·,.!'.!: . • enerey sources. But we could liard!y"lie America. happy If the Russ~ril wlf~i?, ~Ji )>o~ t Few things are more Important to us their immensely, l$ltgJriqif~~~rlffl than to make this particular Khrushchev power potential. prediction faiL . Many economists say that the mechan· B1{ P!ITER EDSON WAS!IlNGTON - (NEA ) Railroad management and roll· way labor agree on oliO thing, at eny rate : 1963 is coinc to be a ~year of crl!ls for ~.ica '1 transportation system. Respon!ubiUty for doinc som,. thing ahout it Ia being put up to government by !Joth slrles, . but with allfer,nt formulas. In the most far-reaching statement on this subject y e I Issued by a railway labor union official, President Louis J . Wag. ne:- of the Order Of Conductors anti Brakemen has jusl declar· ed that while : l"'t· "We prefl\1· to deal with vate owoenhlp . . . If m•nage- '<, t: ~- : -re~Uiatiop," ~ .. ··-' · • '" • : > !'tUL'l!~Y ,~Rand man- eot -doubt It will 890• be&1n to .. fall apart, piece by piece. . agement have·-'lhelr own rela· This crisis can be avolde,d ., II.,. wit!t ell!lh Jli!M!r to put In . ' sdys. Miello Ill lhe ii.QJiar)' • : ort!er' -~ weD aa their relations Reader's l!l&eol,,. only b1 Jl!ll-· ., 'l!'i\h .e<~v~l: , , . . '.liD_g traaojlorlal!oD'~ ~IHiiiie ·; ·• •tiivenUi\ent •'/ Jiitervention, wbrl: In' order: 'i1le 'firJt ot;;p ' ' courl ' ru)lnp aiMf;.management bndvoca~ 1o ·Preoldelit;lt~n- ,. ---7."'!1~:hn~:ftSIIjled In . a n«<y'a sweeping ·lransportatlon • .,- snarl of"re<t4a]Je, •· saya VIce. reorc••lzllllon plaar sent to:~ .; .,;. · ~nt ~· w. O'Brien of gr~ last AJ!ril. ~ · 'i{:,.:'t ·.·~ ---. ...~ . ~.te!lit ,.,. J,cborio- , , l11xlersecre~. o! Comlllf!'ce ·:; ~u:;;JT.•:.e?~ , b( toxqplsrno- . ·· for Tr:ansportatlOn Clarenco- I>. ) r· •Ills\ Con: ~·Viti\ done '"' Martin •has given asstiranee:lhnt .: · : tile Sheet i.!e'taf Woiillero Unlon. this. program, on which. Cong.. · ~1so~eo ''widcli mull be ..,. ·ress took no action last session, ~ II INS Include railroad ,w~l be presented to the new meram, lbo wot'lt ftdN lllspute liP•• roads tor unified operation in World War I , but II has neV "" been considered seriously. Eur- · tlonalized railroa4s In more SOC· wldo 11ot ,.,.,..., .. ataoled Job ...u· "lee , r. ti I ' tloila Whicllllio ~r1 pro.. IIIII·~-· I f!?I,H TROUGH TH1i IWLwAy •la- ' ' gram would Nrorm · are c1e- -• In .,..,..,&n '<rith lhls Ja.t • 'bor lobby 'is powerful in WaSh· ..,.lbe(J by Mackllo u a ~ · lllOI!tloned · lsoue, a preoldentlal _ln~n. It ·is doUI)Iful II publle- l !ederal agoneles and' too lllte lact..lindlnl boird l!u !l!et recownml)ip Of American raiJo '' cmnmissionil, ·juplllif bib of. ormpended IIIII Soutliern Pacff. roads could ever pass Co~ · tiHl transportation aystem • "- ic R8nway elerkl·who 'a.~ unless there should lie a cum• 'monil thelllllflves. . ' ! ' • jo!)& as a resull '01 aullnuatlool · pie~ breakdown of . ~ ·ll,t :1$,... ·.:.4.'.'.1!o,t!~ ·Ill!~ U.eAenl of should ~" a ahm' fit ·tho - · ,. triii)Sportatlon B)'!ltem. tt"f . tl)otiBands !lf·P!ti•'!' ofl1clala InIntis. 'l'ltl! c!erU, in a 'dispute sUch a pciss'Jb~ ls :1 fo':~~. VOl':,ed .1$ · ~.ion~· per!!OII lOin& back to' IIIII, bad Jated see!(, bowever, by ,. 1...- anl.. '· wl- job II la:fO kMik after the full pay for live years Jf laia 'authority than ;David 1. M'atkio' I over-all efficiency · !ii-"111• •Y- · off by aulomi!lion. , · chairman fit· ihe Eastr!! Rail-: ,' otem." ·I ·, t L , • The rules cllspu~e w(lh the road Preslrlenb' Coni~·. I:Jn · • Kennedy 01111<\d II ;•a chaotic opera""" unloQ Ia sUD _;,_ less the u. S. II!ansport.ilfonsy. · .Jllllchwo\'k of ln~f and · -.. ......stem cen be pulled tilget~er ' · of"n ob.Oiete legtslatloli and tag. Rallway laoll!erbo04 ehlefa • and given unified dire;tJbri, Nationa1iza1ion of American railroads has been discussed academically' ever since t h e government took over t h e ope's costly experience with na· 'lallzecl economies ' ls the loeit · Congrts& ptieuea)ly ~ ll'!lllmeht •J•Inst it. " · . • _ 'l'ltl! litU4tlan ~ 111e ~ believes ,there IIi. not the sl!ght- · meat CUDot run the rallroad11 in lhe pnbUe Interest and •••• there Is drastic change in labor .. managemeat,. polieies, we' wlU be forced to answer, "Yes!" to the question, 'Should we bave public ownership of the raU. roads ?"' . . . . .. ... .. )I ' ~"":~..!:10: ~railroads have the rJgblto 0 ,. ethaul·tbefr work. rules to take advantage of labor-saving prac. tlces· made po!!8ible by autum. looJJ!. • ., -. . fll~ • ! ~ ' .+If{ ... ... ~·, I ., -o~.-;.1'1: 'f;YJI\ l 'I •>.• h ''~" '· '.••·, ·' ,.. '" ' ~"I · ·• ~,~, ' ,.,., · iM " · "0'' '"' , I ',. ,.,. - ·•-t I · In :another caae, A, U. S. Di"' trict CoU\'IJhas dii!I!I!Ssed tbe . ·;_ ~· f B"theriiOOd of Rallwaj/ Tralh. .. ' men's .effort .to ~ave., the · ...tart: .. -~-\~}"~)· j · roads slrike inaur811Ce agreei: 'ment declared Ulegal. \ . 'l'ltl! ~~~ X!Q\Vd\>wn ~ ~ •. May When ihe 11 I!Onopei'atlng · •·"'-· "'· ·employe tin!""', wpjt •15Q,IOD '' rnemberss, <if!O" negou.ttou I• -'~' ,fl with lhn Jla"' l-1•~• for a , :·.~ ..rr ntw ·wage ~nt. THB POET'S CORNfR . Eden \ . Soei~I'News , · '' 1 .,. ;' Dear Dad: ' .. CLINTON FISHIR;· co•.. "COLQR ~CE"T~R;r•·'''- '.~ ~t tJ,(,Pf,he Option -• ' Nearly two thirds. of, Uni(ed , ?tate~ tor car today. workers use thei"'dir~ !Or job comMM- ·o, One big argument of the latter group ing. Only a sixth as many use various is that most Americans insist on having public means of1~N.llfl.Jt.. •· l'ir'\\tL: the "individual option" that goes with These are fairly' lih'a~g.ftguteNGI' ;j .driving their own cars. Anyone looking at the incredible the advocates of increased mass transit facilities in t!W·uriiaJ11m!erS:.:Oit'ffil! ·-~sh·hours jams on the nation's "ex· other hand, these percentages - from pressways" must wonder, however, how the Census Bureau - give comfort to much that option Is worth in daily anthose who say we must build for the mo- noyance and frustration. ' • ' • J ' ,J ,, '. ' : . Medical ·- ' ,_ !. . l " ' • - ! ' INDIVIDUAL CASSf:ROtiE • ' ' • · · ·· ,,, • '"' FREE WITH 7·GALLON 'GASOLINE ·PIJIIelfASE. · 1~ QT. CASSEROL.E; :· ' 1 .· ' ' ' FREE WITH OIL CHANGE A!ID &.UBRICATION. • .' '. COUNTR1' KITCHEN .: - ' .: ' ) Casser'ole ·'Set f ~- and B: I:. ' t SomerviUe ' were li!dlc)!!d by 'the . Grand Jpry oh liDO (or • II ' ' 'L ' '......... lalalt ' .. ... .. T~RT :~OU~ ~ SET. ·roDAY! .. .. ,. ~-I .. ' ,.,. i . .,;. ' -· ' lervifli ~ps, salads, pot;· Jiles., tereats: --~~wpei. bleo anct ~~-·· The 117-quart ~ hlt'I!A """"i)iODI -~· ... etass c""':r ~ can be . \ISOd kir blkiil( 11r ..,.;,.. SIMI · )Our set• ,_1 This lpOCIII O(fer 81<Piret 111M:i1 3, lll5l· ' t aili•rlu ~~~~ "F~EE •f.<CO~,.,,., '' -,,, 1~. 1 '•4,/• .,. ·' :1f W'ERO~$·'' :it:n 'lt' t :•: '• .4, "\ ' ,',I,; " ' . ,. ' .!'•1 r oni '. n ,.1' .• ,•';,~ ' �,, 'a . . li River Down Overall 7LoWer~·Notiligher~-Rate \ Is Aske~·Again ByOPCO • "' .I . -.• ••U, ~~ •"• \ ~. <. Basketball Standings , l>;l,·. ~~ .-!;)!.; ~­ SIOAL ALL • TIAM UMIS STANDINGS W L At.beDI • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . I Jacklon ..... .......... 1 l.Otu ....••........•. 8 Wellston . • • • .. • • • • • • • • • 3 Pomeroy .•••••••.••••• S Nelsonville ............ 3 Ml!ldleport .. .. .. .. • • .. 2 Ga'lllpolla . . • . • .. .. .. . . 1 1 1 2 4 5 1 7 I &73 540 148 4211 421 1105 ArroW- 474 41S SIOAL ONLY TIAM W Jackson .... : .. .. .. • .. 7 Athens . . .. .. • .. .. .. .. 8 Loaan . .. .. .. .. • .. .. • • G L 0 1 2 WtllltOn ........ . . . , •• 3 4 Pomeroy .... ....... .. . ~ . 4 NeliOnvme •• •·., ... ~ · ~•• 2 ' , • 1 5 Mlddii\!!Ort • ! ·.. ; ... ,.. :. 1 ... ; 0 Ga1Upolla1 • . . . . . ' TIAM : .... .. , • 1 r "' 8 SIOA~ • .,,~11$ LONLy NelsoDYIJlt, .. . .. ........ , .• .'i,, ~" Atheu .. L • " • .. .. .. • . b ·•fK; . ''''·' ! ... .,. -n b1r.u b n:;J 4 r' 428 381 SM 360 322 P 341 38S PomeiOJ • •••••uooon , 4 ,. 3 Wellston ... .: •••••••• ·• ~. (3 " ' 4 "''' ~. · ~··:"')' • .. ' .4 J a.ckson ...•• ~ .'-!' 8 207 247 ' · ' ' SVll'C; ' ~1. l.i'&MIS TEAM ' ' ,fJ . W ,!r.?',L North'GaDia ~ .. .. ..... '- , . 4'~.· .. ,.\ ·1 Eastthern ~ ....... ... . ..~. ~ ,. ~ 4 . , 3 Sou westera •••• ·, ~ ·t •. 3_·, :~ . 3. Coalton .. : .· • .•.•• ,.~_.. _,{ 1 ;4 , .,.,.. 8_ Hllllllno'l'r- ·•......... 0 5 Kyger ·Creek . , • J • .. .. .. 0 8 . . ·-,---- . ·$VAC 'ONLY ,, P 41>7 4121 413& 0 1 Middleport .. • .. .. • • .... 2 · I Logan< ' ... . . ... , tr· ·, ~ ,.,_2, ,. -~ Galllpolla · ' · .......... l . · ·-· .. . ·" ' 8 TEAM-·· . I .. . ' , ..• ' •L North Gallla-••••• · ~· ~ • : 4 . '·, . 0 Easteti:l t..... ~·• ··· ~ ··· ·· ·2 !·; .. · Coalton ·.. .. ; • ~ • ,...:...... ~ ·3 ' ·' Southwestera • •. '"",._~ -, • 1 . • • 1 Trm ; ..,..• , .... Creek • . 'Worker& Will I Kiekoff Drive · In Middl~port / lllllled 220 . 278 168 195 , HOW ftWCtt,f 341 371 377 $300••·$50p ' · ·1~ ••• $2000 838 207 315 ' .-··· ~1 . . • i '\ -' . 'IJich•rd rur...r; .. p 284 141 ft\gt. ' ,- ' . .... \ ., " Planning 125 E. Mtlln si. • ., Pheu WY2·2171, · 235 175 113 •< ' '-,' /'-, 180 l ., I ./ ' -:. • •< I ' SL... M THE DOOR-and listen to the ·~!!d !fl~n~ of .I tar thal'l all muscle. Ci£f BEHIND THE WHEEL-and discover this hoi new middltowelsht s1ws you the room of a big car. MOVE 'ER OUT. and leam how Fal~ani umnarls traffla. ;•·'?: ·''t, Ors~afootshorterthanlllndardcars.) ' ' \t ., · HI! THE OI'EN ROAD-This t18ht, trim Fa~rlane has the soli~ feel of a big carl Ch~ from two lively Ch•llenger V-8's wjth up to 164 hones ••• 9 models: hard- topt, ..,ll!ons arid sedans. . ' REMEMBER-in IIIIV 'Falrlane; you . the kind of care-free driving for Ford cars ire famous (maintenance ' are reduced to lwir·e a ye;or, or • 6,axl miles). . ftlU !IOV'I' , NJ:II'AIIX, N.J. 1·14;: lboxiilll Jll'QIIIGMr ti'Uiiaal ........ �,, 'a . . li River Down Overall 7LoWer~·Notiligher~-Rate \ Is Aske~·Again ByOPCO • "' .I . -.• ••U, ~~ •"• \ ~. <. Basketball Standings , l>;l,·. ~~ .-!;)!.; ~­ SIOAL ALL • TIAM UMIS STANDINGS W L At.beDI • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . I Jacklon ..... .......... 1 l.Otu ....••........•. 8 Wellston . • • • .. • • • • • • • • • 3 Pomeroy .•••••••.••••• S Nelsonville ............ 3 Ml!ldleport .. .. .. .. • • .. 2 Ga'lllpolla . . • . • .. .. .. . . 1 1 1 2 4 5 1 7 I &73 540 148 4211 421 1105 ArroW- 474 41S SIOAL ONLY TIAM W Jackson .... : .. .. .. • .. 7 Athens . . .. .. • .. .. .. .. 8 Loaan . .. .. .. .. • .. .. • • G L 0 1 2 WtllltOn ........ . . . , •• 3 4 Pomeroy .... ....... .. . ~ . 4 NeliOnvme •• •·., ... ~ · ~•• 2 ' , • 1 5 Mlddii\!!Ort • ! ·.. ; ... ,.. :. 1 ... ; 0 Ga1Upolla1 • . . . . . ' TIAM : .... .. , • 1 r "' 8 SIOA~ • .,,~11$ LONLy NelsoDYIJlt, .. . .. ........ , .• .'i,, ~" Atheu .. L • " • .. .. .. • . b ·•fK; . ''''·' ! ... .,. -n b1r.u b n:;J 4 r' 428 381 SM 360 322 P 341 38S PomeiOJ • •••••uooon , 4 ,. 3 Wellston ... .: •••••••• ·• ~. (3 " ' 4 "''' ~. · ~··:"')' • .. ' .4 J a.ckson ...•• ~ .'-!' 8 207 247 ' · ' ' SVll'C; ' ~1. l.i'&MIS TEAM ' ' ,fJ . W ,!r.?',L North'GaDia ~ .. .. ..... '- , . 4'~.· .. ,.\ ·1 Eastthern ~ ....... ... . ..~. ~ ,. ~ 4 . , 3 Sou westera •••• ·, ~ ·t •. 3_·, :~ . 3. Coalton .. : .· • .•.•• ,.~_.. _,{ 1 ;4 , .,.,.. 8_ Hllllllno'l'r- ·•......... 0 5 Kyger ·Creek . , • J • .. .. .. 0 8 . . ·-,---- . ·$VAC 'ONLY ,, P 41>7 4121 413& 0 1 Middleport .. • .. .. • • .... 2 · I Logan< ' ... . . ... , tr· ·, ~ ,.,_2, ,. -~ Galllpolla · ' · .......... l . · ·-· .. . ·" ' 8 TEAM-·· . I .. . ' , ..• ' •L North Gallla-••••• · ~· ~ • : 4 . '·, . 0 Easteti:l t..... ~·• ··· ~ ··· ·· ·2 !·; .. · Coalton ·.. .. ; • ~ • ,...:...... ~ ·3 ' ·' Southwestera • •. '"",._~ -, • 1 . • • 1 Trm ; ..,..• , .... Creek • . 'Worker& Will I Kiekoff Drive · In Middl~port / lllllled 220 . 278 168 195 , HOW ftWCtt,f 341 371 377 $300••·$50p ' · ·1~ ••• $2000 838 207 315 ' .-··· ~1 . . • i '\ -' . 'IJich•rd rur...r; .. p 284 141 ft\gt. ' ,- ' . .... \ ., " Planning 125 E. Mtlln si. • ., Pheu WY2·2171, · 235 175 113 •< ' '-,' /'-, 180 l ., I ./ ' -:. • •< I ' SL... M THE DOOR-and listen to the ·~!!d !fl~n~ of .I tar thal'l all muscle. Ci£f BEHIND THE WHEEL-and discover this hoi new middltowelsht s1ws you the room of a big car. MOVE 'ER OUT. and leam how Fal~ani umnarls traffla. ;•·'?: ·''t, Ors~afootshorterthanlllndardcars.) ' ' \t ., · HI! THE OI'EN ROAD-This t18ht, trim Fa~rlane has the soli~ feel of a big carl Ch~ from two lively Ch•llenger V-8's wjth up to 164 hones ••• 9 models: hard- topt, ..,ll!ons arid sedans. . ' REMEMBER-in IIIIV 'Falrlane; you . the kind of care-free driving for Ford cars ire famous (maintenance ' are reduced to lwir·e a ye;or, or • 6,axl miles). . ftlU !IOV'I' , NJ:II'AIIX, N.J. 1·14;: lboxiilll Jll'QIIIGMr ti'Uiiaal ........ �• Mrs:'Cobblt lM, IlL' 11y. llfiCi Ill r L w. l!tnllh, )'11!11, Kf· Dall1 a.aibael, Pomtt..,·~ . · ~'·· Jm. Jlm.. ----:------~"':"'...; w. ,...,,, ., ~~VISION 'IN' REVIEW· ' . ...,.. JJ_ EJW. Rt. I ~. )In, :'!JI..... Va., t· &:II ...... ·-· ..:;.;-:_ ~-- a,te&s-'J DAJL'Y' l:al lll'l ROLLYWOOP IUPI) - .. .YJniGn: ·' '' t~,.... ..· -·• . ·a,,___ ........."1""..-_1·•· ?' * ....... ;re~m-- .II): tcr ~ tho\~ -;;:~ ~~ IL""lt.~ 1 ~ """'"' to ....... by ' lilo llolt, lfl \ _..fl', ••. - -· OV!H}' lilt of ml"'••• from "'· Geae Baybum.. · The '"'ICiuol . . . ~ .,.W,911 · 10. ~-. {lenOnal attr -;;:;, of ~ IIIOid! , _ , ~ ,.;.....:. o.lJ I& m •.. e' i'" ' - - 1 llleJi Plrlt Family. , a oo.;:: of til!lfdooo ,llld a _, ' .. ,~ 1 ( e ' tJ..-.,. -. w. ..... -~ lien l<eRII bel)! , .,_ 'CROSSWORt> (111 IWOI' ~~~~~:.:1:::.1:~--;;~~..:I~.;: ~~ ~ ~!::,i;' ===- iii·J>Or.JOO. video • - of 7"11 II l s - P'-•eai'\J 'l'llo. ...t , 1 /"4 . ~~ ; "~l· Wltlt.!lllllolo' the Pr!!O•doat and .lJin. ~. lbow la .had(ii:J, seared • · lli, ~ '!P'' 11 , • & f"r · 2'h "-~,.. ' ' other Jlll8lea are' purluod, how· .....uble llmplel.w and lho ..,; . ,, !!.,_.1 · ;._ ~ev_er pojlllfea. Nl!C-'1'11 ~ ~ ll)li8Jeo lD -~ -19 :t't.~iJ"'o ~ '7;Ji111f!· 1. 27,Jl(rlpo. ' offered a ~ pnlgl'am ..Ut audl-i WedDiioJclar, ·a Pl!neMi;t •" !_ II 1; . ~- !» k ._ !'Jilc:tk ' "The World of Jacquelllle](...,e. eoulcl tilt''UW. of-~ c&,i 1n ~ I.'J!IOJJirt I ' J -' ·: ·• dy," which lidded li~1e to what A aueet, Arl~ FrliD~, IIIO!'olr · i wo .• .olready laJew. .Weci!Jeodoy upon ..,Dact -~<a a ell.)'~ •' ' ..,., ~ ~tghr CIIS-'I'V :d(lpOil jhtougb a • ...-... ,.. ....,..~ iki!Hieep bali-hour oi mod....,. The of Didt Powell ~ dross dtamatio readlnp 'ib tliii WadDesd!if , ullhl ·hnl ~ ·&~ wordo of Fltst Ladleo, and 2ooood ltllrb tho .,..mg of a '>Ual toW ~ lD oome ptcturo. of ~- ~ IJiure. 'rrom ui idea,. .,_ • l'all to , .. dy at the end. bull! a omall empire ..,.t:-save '• One begins to. feel ourrounded, many ialt!Jtod jloiJpiO I ' ~hauco .21. W~ doiUJed, saturatod. to shfl,!f jbelv w~ i1!J J!l<!'' ._-~ • In Irani terms, Wodneeda~ ll""P'• titS€ always &bod. llli ... l:!t-IU 7 I •igbt'o "The Fln!t Lady" was ' a they were Always pro!...tonal, - (ID~ ' ~ker clear thiougb, The read-_ !¢ ~ W"'! a ptofl!lsiooal. _ ~! Q;; .¥!::::1., 'llli' . =-.c.Ho J\'!ath .' · ~,..tio:i?; ~ wn ..... ~ I!Mding, Colo '· Ill NOTICES ' . ---'--'- ' ;:~ leen .Dewbul'lt •l lld ~ Wid<' N 0• d ~~ NBC·TII'o 1co1 : wlre, .aloq ~ Jl81'l:al« lla!'r7 "~ ~lct'' • i! r~ re- .... Jlorl,. •, ~...: ... too wprthy' "' be ~· &r ~ ftiDIIIDdor Of lilt • ' ~ ' Involved Ill auch artllltlal ollJI. - - . Warner -- · · wldclt ~· 2'f. neas. The form .o~ptpJ1 , ~ them~- !Jo!Jlde ~ene for refuo.. . down. >" Y • ·~ ~ UJI ~ to ~ t;p "wolt f«" .ABC:-. ., ·llil.l&e if '!'he idea is lltat the readlnp TV's ''llawallan Eye," preventod 'II.N1-11-.&....L•. ..leo~...I....JL..;.L:;~ . were to ba._ ~yoa soll)e I!Jilpu ber !rot!! ~g. aa ~allan DAILY (ll&rftloquon:.- Bore'il how 1e w'ork Itt what t.b1ike to ·be a ~ dale ·bY •eDfOrelng exclu- ' f . · ·J: 'I' D A .t. Lady. Consldorlilg that there bave slve eoqtraet; abe wanlt to do llf L ,0 · lll o ., ll L L o w been 41 a!eh· ~""· and thl!l JJ~!!Yil!! i!lslead of , televloloa: · ~ 1o!la' ~-..., -.l'aut!IO, _,pleA~,.. the';' waa a'' ""11-llotlr •to: JO 'NiiC-'f,V'a first MondAy DilJ)>I ~-. the 0'1, Ol<r. lltDP 1~. ~ thi'OIJ8l! lltam,' you ~.. """ the movtr. ~b.. 4, I• "'fho :taemy da:t lllo oodJt r:!~ -* ... ~ 1iii1-. . probl 1!:loanor -ROosevelt, for~~." a World War II sea story l ' ·• lnstanc.t. ~· wn ,~ ·off thusly~·.wJiti ' Bob MitemDn.·.. ;Asc.w. '...,. .." »,_, ~ A;r~rua&.. q 11t 11~ . "Allnaltle!'I"":'RoooovehastheSWUiay 11!0\?e JOD. IJ !a . e~~· -~tJl!;LNJY PRII:DY I'U mo' fdmous woman' of the 202!1 "JIJ)Ierlt The ~-" with Spen· 0: • -#. "c& ·· · ;(>£> • , .· ~iury: eel' Tracy,. Frederic Mi.rob and .t.~ 0-~.·~1' : ' !•I ~- IN P B • ~ .t. :t Qll: R V. the h!Jirtoned mullio and pres-· G(!lle Kelly m the story of Tea- IR;SV , •t••\.- ';.,.;;.,)'... , ·' dg~tyi>f, Jll!!ple .aeUlng were part nesseeL , ,_} Chrlfa/'1~~evolution tr~. ,:; tr' l •.,_,~i!f>l •' ':ljjlrii ·HI:.111 KO'r GIJ1Ln: WllO Ja of on intellectual i!oo job. It was ..,. . ·~ ·111ests on ~- ftQ'l' (ltnL'l'f Olr 11111 o:r:.,~ wn• -~ the ,· kind of. thing that impresses TV's _Art Lin~etter show Jan. ~;.,, :1:..)· .,._ .... • " ·people w11q take ·actors seriously, and Hedda.Hoppor lur!ls up Jan. '/'' t-' • 1 ll>• · ; . ·. .-, ¥cr ., are t!Jdl!ed by stage Erigllsb, zt...ArUlt Salvador DaU visits , lAf'&&D'-' · .. J• . •-·ror love ; BriUib television, .or lfl!C·'I'V'• "ToniJbt" on J:o!ondar. ,. . . ... , . lri,-·W .RQgl() .1·..1.t)!i{; equate educatiOnal pro*.""ms with l!d!flard Albee, author : Of the MliNDAY ~ N • , ' '' ··:~11 Jones • 1/!111& .n.....::.L~ ·¥fede<i' duUn.,.. '. ' sta~e hlP: . "~'• Afraid of Vir· S:llli NelJI ~ ·; · ;li 4 Loci!' N 8 ~ J;':!"l''!Y This etmosp)lere unlo~tely guua Woolf? • appears on ••me 6.05 Co\1\\ley , ~e Time .. .: • 30 gave the ~eo a patronizing network'• "Tnday". Friday:_. .: ifusjo ews .• ~ l:t· . , 1;211 CoiJ!dry JamliOree'' ~.; u thoug& thOf.. thoUJbt lh_ey' Kathy Nolan, formerly of "The 6:~ N~IJI ' ;40 N ;;,~1 ~ 4 55 daHvering to us something Real MeCoys," plays a .mobster'• 6•3ii farm World News 5;110 ~- ·r' f ; we , should .. •be appredating;. n wlf~ Jan. 15 on AJ!C.T\1'• ''The 'S;46 Mc>lp County RFD '' '~iBn oif irll 1:14 . sm~ked of 'the ,S<!I!ool of aetins Unfoucltables". • .'~avid lirini· J:OO NeWIJ ' , whic~. eante"!!• that a performer Jw'~ Joqroal" exammes Alaska 7:0!1 ~alcfast PartY . , 11.-\'fiJRDAY ·~E can mat.e' us belleve be or sbe t• Milliday qn NBc-TV...A GerJIWI 7:30 News , • · : -. · · 1·011 nf!WII · ·' ariybody! even in mndern clotbeo. quiz sliow hBJJ proble011; H seems , · · -; "" • .- · · 'l,'hi~ I~ • J>aiP,ol>le . ~e. At a 1lleady winner bad relatives 7:~ ~ware ~·- •:oo Faith "'or Today anyoae .with comtn<!ll se... "l"'l"'cled with tho prosram. 7.50 7.iJ,O N01p7 I\OJ!O!:I~ .. :" f.30 Ne"s knows, they all ni.!:.Jy look 8:00 lladio ' ~.t·· ·· •·;·, .1:35 RFD ;· actors d~ng dram-tie readings in OLD PORTS ·roR SALE 8:15 Break(ast P8ft . ··: - ·~ -~ modem dress. . · LONDON fUPIJ-The War Df. 8:30 Van, PiU'tld< Sj>ort -SbO'ti- ' ,7.QO News_ partment today put up for sale 1:35 Makfait Party .\J! 7:JIS ~~ Party · " • --,.'-- · ' . . .NBc-rv,tjliB ~~k ' tsjnltiali.oig fJIUr old ,l"'a forts. .. . ~.:45 •tJak"\' Fum. show-FrL 7:30 ; ~~· ~ow i!'ayllme quiz· obow, ·~ "Some peoplj! mighl fuid aome 9:00 N~~W~J · 7:35 .,...,ilkfaot Party MatCh ~1111!1.'' lD l<illdl, l!lllhl uil<l.tiJ!' them," it sai,d. • ,9:05 CCflee,,With Janet 7:50 7:50 N~ws .1 . · · · .. ·• • . · ·. · · 9:30 .News , 8;00 Break(ast P&rt7 .. 9:35 Collie With Janet 8:30 -Nel!'• 1 • r • ' , ,, . . 9:45 ,l!lewton Sllow , 8:31> BNalcflllt Party TII...,Jii1 , Frldt,y .,, 4:1l0 Dlsclng wrtb Opas 10:00· ~ ... , , ...,, t ;OO}l,ws · ' ,. on, ' Miltital Cloet f:30 l~terd!Ange • ·· · 10:0!1 'Mi~ AssOelatin g·,oo !lrealcfast Party , / · 5;00 Colnmunity ·News 10:20 tnterlude . a::u; Jones .Buic~ Sliow Notl'l . j 5•05 \I'Qrld & Natlcoi1al kewo . 10:30 Nefh ! ·· • i ' . · i ' 9:30 ~':. · ' ~ :· 5:1li SpotliJht on ' Spol'llo 10:35-News 9:35 . · In-the Air ·· 5:3(1 Dinner Mloj!icalr, ll:lf s,.p Shop 9:40 1'!10 ~ Life. ' b~lgn / 011 ,·., : 11:151\\!lay .Witti God 9:55 Under Ohio'Skiao Sa y ,, ' I 11:301 NI!W!J .· . 10:00 Newo " ' · ·'· 7:_00 Sign 'On; Muslf!ll) Cluet 11:35 PAtrn ~ 10:115 Polkji , ~ . .r:c:. ~ ·Lifeline . .. 1~:;40, COO'!Iey ~i!Q-; ·.. 10:30 NeWi · .... • • 8c00 Ohio Valley N.,.. (FI1iiilY Wonbjp 11135 Wlid li lloiUII Hymn . •=116· Pt. Pleasant FootbaD 11:55 u~ Room !lfedltatloris , · :rune 10:00 'News 11:M ' oow Jones S~k AVe. 11:00 New~ UcOS G'AHS Fto01ball !?:or. Noon Newa · 11:05 Top Ten Show . 11:45 World News . 12:15 Muslc Jlllt i'or, You 11:311 News < Ring 11.,55 Jl!edleal , Ml!estonea .1~:15, ~rs Frl; 11:,!15 'Du~·~ '\'0)1 Ten illiow 12:00 Loeal_~ OhlO tQ • .,, 12:JI l.tusie Jus! F<i You · '12:00 ~OW!>- N()OII Report ~;~; News 1::15 E~Jttcallonal Special 1•00 News . · · 12:15 Music lnterlcde ~ News ' l~t20 ·Llfeguatd Bulletio Board 1:05 Music Jusi For You 12:30 Rev.: Merlin Teels News a::zs News 0 Grams 1:30 New• 1:00 N~w· 12:10 tlllio N.ews 12:,30 Salllrday Mactnee .. • 1:3$ Music J~ For You ~:Oii, PJalter Jturty _ 12:111 Martet. , 1:~ ~t ot tbe jVeet 2:00 .NI/J.'I/Is · , .. · 1:.15 Ohio Sll!~ FontbaU . IHO Llfegyard ~ulletln ·!'Oitd 1:!5 lii!IU ' Footba~ ·; r 2:0!1 ~ 'For' Ypu • NO News ., ; . 12:25 J'.l""Jl o Grams , ···;.. t:OO - ~ with Do111 2:30 .News, · (5'. :..;,.r , a:3u>Jatter Pllf!1: 1~:30 AI!"'~ Me!ll :• , 4:30 Al)rum 'flme ~:3$ Molsie:luh ·~r You f:OO News ~·4f-Coitntry Go Rou11< . 1:00 News &unmary •:._, 3:00 N....4:0ii Platter PartY '1:55 News Beat ' 5:15 Public: · Service 3:05 Platter Party uo New. Cll.,. ·· -Tj1- .,,,.neclt Lolt your · . _ , Oall WY ,.-_ Ill 011 It bo!OI ,11 1 A La Xa :'! r 't.. ' . 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' .5:15· N~'ellibet ', s:il Dea!mbe. 3:30 N4tW1• . ·· 3:35. Plitl.er Party f:OO Newil us ~l'iltier < Pli1,r" 1. •·· , ,. 4:35 Placter .'P artr s:oo· News ' •· ·' . 5~0.~ Pjatter Party 5llf 'sign 011 .llj!W' . .:O'[d · . NSl . !9')i[ ()[} ~!.)\ . - .o"t: . ~~~- �• Mrs:'Cobblt lM, IlL' 11y. llfiCi Ill r L w. l!tnllh, )'11!11, Kf· Dall1 a.aibael, Pomtt..,·~ . · ~'·· Jm. Jlm.. ----:------~"':"'...; w. ,...,,, ., ~~VISION 'IN' REVIEW· ' . ...,.. JJ_ EJW. Rt. I ~. )In, :'!JI..... 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W~ doiUJed, saturatod. to shfl,!f jbelv w~ i1!J J!l<!'' ._-~ • In Irani terms, Wodneeda~ ll""P'• titS€ always &bod. llli ... l:!t-IU 7 I •igbt'o "The Fln!t Lady" was ' a they were Always pro!...tonal, - (ID~ ' ~ker clear thiougb, The read-_ !¢ ~ W"'! a ptofl!lsiooal. _ ~! Q;; .¥!::::1., 'llli' . =-.c.Ho J\'!ath .' · ~,..tio:i?; ~ wn ..... ~ I!Mding, Colo '· Ill NOTICES ' . ---'--'- ' ;:~ leen .Dewbul'lt •l lld ~ Wid<' N 0• d ~~ NBC·TII'o 1co1 : wlre, .aloq ~ Jl81'l:al« lla!'r7 "~ ~lct'' • i! r~ re- .... Jlorl,. •, ~...: ... too wprthy' "' be ~· &r ~ ftiDIIIDdor Of lilt • ' ~ ' Involved Ill auch artllltlal ollJI. - - . Warner -- · · wldclt ~· 2'f. neas. The form .o~ptpJ1 , ~ them~- !Jo!Jlde ~ene for refuo.. . down. >" Y • ·~ ~ UJI ~ to ~ t;p "wolt f«" .ABC:-. ., ·llil.l&e if '!'he idea is lltat the readlnp TV's ''llawallan Eye," preventod 'II.N1-11-.&....L•. ..leo~...I....JL..;.L:;~ . were to ba._ ~yoa soll)e I!Jilpu ber !rot!! ~g. aa ~allan DAILY (ll&rftloquon:.- Bore'il how 1e w'ork Itt what t.b1ike to ·be a ~ dale ·bY •eDfOrelng exclu- ' f . · ·J: 'I' D A .t. Lady. Consldorlilg that there bave slve eoqtraet; abe wanlt to do llf L ,0 · lll o ., ll L L o w been 41 a!eh· ~""· and thl!l JJ~!!Yil!! i!lslead of , televloloa: · ~ 1o!la' ~-..., -.l'aut!IO, _,pleA~,.. the';' waa a'' ""11-llotlr •to: JO 'NiiC-'f,V'a first MondAy DilJ)>I ~-. the 0'1, Ol<r. lltDP 1~. ~ thi'OIJ8l! lltam,' you ~.. """ the movtr. ~b.. 4, I• "'fho :taemy da:t lllo oodJt r:!~ -* ... ~ 1iii1-. . probl 1!:loanor -ROosevelt, for~~." a World War II sea story l ' ·• lnstanc.t. ~· wn ,~ ·off thusly~·.wJiti ' Bob MitemDn.·.. ;Asc.w. '...,. .." »,_, ~ A;r~rua&.. q 11t 11~ . "Allnaltle!'I"":'RoooovehastheSWUiay 11!0\?e JOD. IJ !a . e~~· -~tJl!;LNJY PRII:DY I'U mo' fdmous woman' of the 202!1 "JIJ)Ierlt The ~-" with Spen· 0: • -#. "c& ·· · ;(>£> • , .· ~iury: eel' Tracy,. Frederic Mi.rob and .t.~ 0-~.·~1' : ' !•I ~- IN P B • ~ .t. :t Qll: R V. the h!Jirtoned mullio and pres-· G(!lle Kelly m the story of Tea- IR;SV , •t••\.- ';.,.;;.,)'... , ·' dg~tyi>f, Jll!!ple .aeUlng were part nesseeL , ,_} Chrlfa/'1~~evolution tr~. ,:; tr' l •.,_,~i!f>l •' ':ljjlrii ·HI:.111 KO'r GIJ1Ln: WllO Ja of on intellectual i!oo job. It was ..,. . ·~ ·111ests on ~- ftQ'l' (ltnL'l'f Olr 11111 o:r:.,~ wn• -~ the ,· kind of. thing that impresses TV's _Art Lin~etter show Jan. ~;.,, :1:..)· .,._ .... • " ·people w11q take ·actors seriously, and Hedda.Hoppor lur!ls up Jan. '/'' t-' • 1 ll>• · ; . ·. .-, ¥cr ., are t!Jdl!ed by stage Erigllsb, zt...ArUlt Salvador DaU visits , lAf'&&D'-' · .. J• . •-·ror love ; BriUib television, .or lfl!C·'I'V'• "ToniJbt" on J:o!ondar. ,. . . ... , . lri,-·W .RQgl() .1·..1.t)!i{; equate educatiOnal pro*.""ms with l!d!flard Albee, author : Of the MliNDAY ~ N • , ' '' ··:~11 Jones • 1/!111& .n.....::.L~ ·¥fede<i' duUn.,.. '. ' sta~e hlP: . "~'• Afraid of Vir· S:llli NelJI ~ ·; · ;li 4 Loci!' N 8 ~ J;':!"l''!Y This etmosp)lere unlo~tely guua Woolf? • appears on ••me 6.05 Co\1\\ley , ~e Time .. .: • 30 gave the ~eo a patronizing network'• "Tnday". Friday:_. .: ifusjo ews .• ~ l:t· . , 1;211 CoiJ!dry JamliOree'' ~.; u thoug& thOf.. thoUJbt lh_ey' Kathy Nolan, formerly of "The 6:~ N~IJI ' ;40 N ;;,~1 ~ 4 55 daHvering to us something Real MeCoys," plays a .mobster'• 6•3ii farm World News 5;110 ~- ·r' f ; we , should .. •be appredating;. n wlf~ Jan. 15 on AJ!C.T\1'• ''The 'S;46 Mc>lp County RFD '' '~iBn oif irll 1:14 . sm~ked of 'the ,S<!I!ool of aetins Unfoucltables". • .'~avid lirini· J:OO NeWIJ ' , whic~. eante"!!• that a performer Jw'~ Joqroal" exammes Alaska 7:0!1 ~alcfast PartY . , 11.-\'fiJRDAY ·~E can mat.e' us belleve be or sbe t• Milliday qn NBc-TV...A GerJIWI 7:30 News , • · : -. · · 1·011 nf!WII · ·' ariybody! even in mndern clotbeo. quiz sliow hBJJ proble011; H seems , · · -; "" • .- · · 'l,'hi~ I~ • J>aiP,ol>le . ~e. At a 1lleady winner bad relatives 7:~ ~ware ~·- •:oo Faith "'or Today anyoae .with comtn<!ll se... 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' b~lgn / 011 ,·., : 11:151\\!lay .Witti God 9:55 Under Ohio'Skiao Sa y ,, ' I 11:301 NI!W!J .· . 10:00 Newo " ' · ·'· 7:_00 Sign 'On; Muslf!ll) Cluet 11:35 PAtrn ~ 10:115 Polkji , ~ . .r:c:. ~ ·Lifeline . .. 1~:;40, COO'!Iey ~i!Q-; ·.. 10:30 NeWi · .... • • 8c00 Ohio Valley N.,.. (FI1iiilY Wonbjp 11135 Wlid li lloiUII Hymn . •=116· Pt. Pleasant FootbaD 11:55 u~ Room !lfedltatloris , · :rune 10:00 'News 11:M ' oow Jones S~k AVe. 11:00 New~ UcOS G'AHS Fto01ball !?:or. Noon Newa · 11:05 Top Ten Show . 11:45 World News . 12:15 Muslc Jlllt i'or, You 11:311 News < Ring 11.,55 Jl!edleal , Ml!estonea .1~:15, ~rs Frl; 11:,!15 'Du~·~ '\'0)1 Ten illiow 12:00 Loeal_~ OhlO tQ • .,, 12:JI l.tusie Jus! 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