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CBS
11:45—Test Patten. & Tone
11:55—Daily Word
12:00- LOVE OF LIFE (CBS)
J2:30—SEARCH FOR TOMORROV
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12:45—OUlOING LIGHT (CBS'
1:00—News
- 1:30—AS THE WORLD TURNS
.CBS)
2:00— Wrestling
J 3:00—Modern TV
j 3:30—“School For Fun”
j 4:00—THE BRIGHTER DAY (CBS)
i 4:15—THE SECRET STORM (CBS)
4:30—THE EDGE OF NIGHT
j 5:00—World of Fun
i 5:30—COLLEGE OF THE AIR
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] €.00—Jim Bowie
6.30 News and Sports
6 55—Weather Forecast
3 7:00—TBA
7:30—WINDOW ON MAIN STREET
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£:00— CHECKMATE (CBS)
| 9:0ft-DICK VAN DYKE (CBS)
9:30—Vapor Trails
10:00—Death Valley Days
ll):30—Weather Forecast
10:35—News and Sports Final
10:40—Theater 11
KFAR - TV
CHANNEL 2
NBC—ABC
5:30—Big Mac Three Stooges
6:00—-Eva”
6:15—Early Edition News
6:22—Sports Desk
6:30—Alaska Hi Lites
6:45—Hometown Reporter
7:00—WAGON TRAIN (NBC)
8:00—REAL McCOYS (ABC)
8:30—TOP CAT (ABC)
9:00—Victory at Sea
9:30—BEN CASEY (ABC)
10:30—Third Man
11:00—Nitecap News Final
i 11:15—Weather Map
11:20—Northward Theater
-PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
KFAR-TV program highlights for
Wednesday are:
WAGON TRAIN—7—Guest stars
Frank De Kova and Lee Tracy star
in a full hour drama of a Boston
politician's reaction to a Ute medi
cine man’s witchcraft.
REAL McCOYS—8—Grandpa tries
to arbitrate a dispute between Kate
and Luke without success in “Who’s
Margie?”
TOP CAT—‘8:30—TlC gives Dibble
B surprise party!
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6:00—Breakfast Special
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31:30—Wee Willy Wally
J2:3f— Maury Smith K.nnetown News
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2 00—TTnc1° Turn’s Cabin
4:00—Rockin' Richard
t: la—Early Edition
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C:45—Hometown Reporter
1:00— Rockin Room
9 20—Tundra Topics
P ’O—Bfjckin Room
31 30—Music for H»r
12:00—Stvtrkv the Plug
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Wednesday
6:00—"Good Morning'
7:00—Full Coverage Report. News
7 30—World at Large. Foreign Broadcast
6:00—Full Coverage Report, News
6 30—Sports Line
9 00—Open House
12:00—News. Full coverage Report
32-15—conversation Unlimited
12:30—Welcome Travelers
1:00—Afternoon of Music
3:00—Going Home Show
4:30—Early EdLton. Local News
6:30—City At Large
6 00—News. Full Coverage Report
6:15—Sjjorts Desk
6:30—Far North Jamboree - —
8:30—Background, News Analysis
9:00—Showcase
30:00—News Deadline
10:13—Showcase
32:60-—Midnite Matinee
24 Hour Dateline News Service
BEN CASEY—9:30—Victim of
Hiroshima blast has psychological
problem Dr. Casey admits he can
not solve in “Arise and Shine.”
THIRD MAN — 10:30 — Michael
Rennie is involved in more foreign
intrigue.
KTVF program highlights for
Wednesday are:
WINDOW ON MAIN STREET—
7:30—A young man learns the im
portance of accepting a gift grace
fully.
CHECKMATE — 8 — A wealthy
girl decides to marry a rodeo rider
and unwittingly sets up a murder.
jgteicK $$.N DYKE—9—Rob rebels
when he - decides Laura overbur
dened him with domestic duties.
Nelsons Salvage
Children’s Relics
Ozzie and Harriet, having their
front walk newly cemented, are de
termined to preserve the markings
made in the old one by David and
Ricky when they were youngsters
in “Little Handprints in the Side
walk” on “The Adventures of Oz
zie and Harriet.” Sunday at 8 on
KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
The dime isn’t entirely worthless
—it makes a fairly good screwdriver.
WORLD'S OF FUN
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DISORDERLY ORDERLY — Nick Dennis reads the riot act to
Eddie Firestone when he feels the former is lax in his duties on
ABC-TV’s “Btn Casey”, Wednesday at 9:30 on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
STARS JOIN RODEO CIRCUIT
Guest stars David Janssen and
Suzanne Lloyd take to the rodeo
circuit and the trio from Checkmate
follows in “Ride a Wild Horse” on
“Checkmate,” Wednesday at 8 on
KTVF, Channel Eleven.
Wealthy Marcy Woodruff (Miss
Lloyd) has fallen in love with col
orful rodeo star Len Kokalsky
(Jansen), but her brother Phil
(Robert Colbert) is so violently op
posed to the romance, that Marcy
fears harm will come to Len. She
hires Checkmate.
Jed Sills (Doug McClure) hires on
as a hand with the rodeo so he
can keep check on Len’s safety.
Later Phil is nearly beaten to death
at the rodeo and suspicion falls
on Len.
Anthony George stars as Don Cor
ey, Sebastian Sabot stars as Dr.
Hyatt.
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Hiroshima Victim
Poses Problem
For Ben Casey
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Yoko Tani, a Paris-born Japanese
actress, guest stars as a survivor of
the Hiroshima blast and subsequent
victim of a Tokyo school fire on
“Ben Casey,” Wednesday at 3:30 on
KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
I In “A Pleasant Thing for the
Eyes,” Aiko Tanaka, who has been
sent to America for treatment of a
, spinal injury and blindness, pre
! sents a multiple medical problem
beyond the scope of Dr. Casey's
training.
While the doctor is trying to con
vince his superiors at the hospital
that Aiko’s blindness is psychologi
cal, Barney Allbright, a warm
hearted, bundering orderly, is giv
ing the stricken girl the mental lift
she needs.
Family Feud Hits
j The Real McCoys
Grandpa McCoy tries his hand at
peacemaking when Luke and Kate
get into a dispute over some words
uttered in sleep, in “Who’s Margie?”
on “The Real McCoys.” Wednesday
at 8 on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
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