KTVF
CHANNEL 11
CBS
(11:4s—Test Pattern & Tone
|11:55—Daily Word
12:00—LOVE OF LIFE tCBS>
1:30—SEARCH FOR TOMORROW
(CBS>
1:45—THE GUIDING LIGHT
<CRS>
1:00—News
1:30—AS THE WORLD TURNS
2:00—Tuesday Matinee
3:30—Jim Bowie
4:00—THE BRIGHTER DAY fCBS>
4415—SECRET STORM (CBS>
4t30—THE EDGE OF NIGHT
(PR?)
5:00—Big Picture
5:30—CD? ,LEGE OF THE AIR
tCBS>
6:00—Dateline Europe
<>c«»0—News and Spun*
6t-55—Weather Forecast
7:00—Shannon
7:30—PASSWORD (CBS>
8i00—DOBIE GILLIS (CBS)
8:30—RED SKELTON (CBS)
9:00—ICHABOD & ME (CBS)
9:30—G A R R Y MOORE SHOW
(CBS)
10:30— Vv emiior
10:35— News and Sports Final
10:40—Wrestling of the 60's
KFAR-TV
CHANNEL 2
NBC—ABC
5:30—YOURS FOR A SONG (ABC)
6:00—Big Mac
6 15—Early Edition News
6:22—Sports Desk
6:30—Alaska Hi Lites
6:45—Hometown Renortrr
7:00—FOLLOW THE SUN (ABC)
8:00—BACHELOR FATHER < 4RC>
8:30—LAW AND MR. JONES
(ABC)
9 00—UNTOUCHABLES (ABC>
10:00—.TOFV BISHOP (NFC>
10:30—VANISHINO OASIS (ABC)
11:00—Nitecap News Final
11:15—Weather Man
11:20—Northward Theater
-PROGRAM HICHLICHTS
KTVF program highlights for
Tuesday are:
<PASSWORD —7:30 —Guests are
D|pugl^s Fairbanks Jr., and Olivia de
Bavilland.
'iT)nT,Tir' rTLLIS — « — To avoid
J&mking his archaeology course,
Maynara comes up with a Stone Age
• artifact which is hailed as a great
Scientific achievement.
|£ BED SKEI.TON — 8?’« — Clara
Appleby’s hobby of painting- pavs
f when she gets mad at George
nd throws vegetables >nd eges
,t him, snatterin? a window shade,
hioh George sells for §10,000 as
abstract painting.
ICHABOD AND ME — 9 — Pnb
ds himself in the role of John
lden when he offers Jonathan ad
ice on how to win the heart of a
ettv high school girl.
GARRY MOORE SHOW— 9^—
Jnes*« "dll be Comedian Alan King
nd singer-actress Jane Powell.
Full Ranae Radio
KFRB
900 On Your Dial
Tuesday
e-n«_ "/nrvori Morning*’
7:00—Full Coverage Report. News
7:30—w*>rM at Large Fcmipn T>-nadcas*
8:00—Full Coverage Report, News
8:30—Sports Line
9:00—Open House
112:00—News. Full Coverage Report
112-IS—Conversation UnUmited
[ 12:30—Welcome Travelers
1:00—Afternoon of Music
3:00—doing Home Show
4:30—Early Editivn. Local News
5:30—City At Large
6:00—News, Full Coverage Report
6:15—Sports Desk
6:30—Far North Jamboree
8-30—Rackground, News Analysis
9:00—Showcase
10:00—News Deadline
10:15—Showcase
12:00—Midnite Matinee
24 Dour Dateline News Service
KFAR-TV program highlights for
Tuesday are:
FOLLOW THE SUN —7 —Jayne
Mansfield plays “The Dumbest
Bionde.”
BACHELOR FATHER—8—Beau
tiful neighbors intrigue Bentley and
Peter.
THE LAW AND MR. JONES—8:30
—Jones is propelled into lawsuit
by his father in “Wilderness.”
UNTOUCHABLES—9—Gang war
is nrobed after bystander is shot.
JOEY BISHOP SHOW—10—Joey
learns things he never knew about
publicity!
VANISHING OASIS—10 °0—\
study of the causes of Water pol
lution in the US.
"HEDDA GABLSR"
Ingrid Bergman and Sir Michael
t*"j-'ir^ tb° for n tel^
vision adaptation of Ibsen's “Hedda
Gabler,” which CBS will offer as
a drama snecial next season. The
play will be taped in London this
spring.
Radio KFAR
660 ON YOUR DIAL
Tuesday
6;00—Break fast Special
q-nn—i ncie T''m's Cabin
11:30—Wee Willy Wally
,2:30—Maury Smith Hometown News
12< -»n—Wee "Willy W’l’v
2:00—Uncle Tom's Cabin
4:00—Rockin’ Richard
6:15—Early Edition
fi-23—Snorts Desk
6:30—Alaska Hi-Lites
6:45—Hometown Reporter
7 00—Rockin Room
9:20—Tundra Topics
9:30—Rockin Room
11:30—Music for Her
12:00—Snarky the Plug
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LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON — James Whitmore meets his eloquent equal when his father, Russ Brown,
solicits his aid for a hometown legal battle on ABC -TV’s “The Law and Mr. Jones,” Tuesday at 8:30 on
KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
Neighbors Attract
Gregg And Tong
Attorney Bentley Gregg and his j
manservant, Peter Tong, become in
terested in their neighbors, photo
grapher Marlene Wetherly and her
maid, Su-Lin. in “Marry Thy Neigh
bor” on “Bachelor Father" Tuesday
at 8 on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
An explosion in Marlene's dark- |
room brings them together and
another, in Bentley’s closet, teams
them apart.
Only Jessen’s Weekly offers read
ers a complete section of movie,
radio and television entertainment
news.
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UNION DIRECTORY
INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD ELECTRICAL WORKERS
Local 1547 Unit 102
556 Second Ave.
Meetings, First Monday Each Month
Culinary Union Hall
901 1st Ave.
DON THOMPSON, President
J. A. KORNFEIND — Asst. Bus. Agent
PLUMBERS AND .
STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 375
Meeting First and Third Monday
of Every Month at Carpenter's
Hall — Office at 307 5th
Dial GL 6-4156
George E. Wise, President
Robert O. Moore, Fin. Sec'y
Sheet Metal Workers Local 73
Wallace B. Farrish
Business Agent, Secy-Treas
Ph. GL 3-3864
103 1st Ave.
CONSTRUCTION AND
GENERAL LABORERS
Local 942, A F of L
Edmund N. Orbeck, President
Joel Wiegert
Secretarj’-Treasurer
305 Noble St.
Meetings Every 2nd Friday
7:30 P.M.
Dial GL 6-4584
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
EMPLOYEES
Fairbanks Local No. 879
1st Meeting—2nd Wed., 10 A.M.
2nd Meeting—4th Wed., 8 P.M.
Culinary Workers Hall
A1 Thorngren
Financial Scc'y Bus. Agent
Box 623 Dial GL 2-2332
UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS
Local No. 1243
315 FIFTH AVENUE
Meetings: Second and Fourth Tuesdays at Carpenters’ Hall
Dwayne Carlson. Business Agent
Edward Perkowski, Financial Secretary
TEAMSTER’S UNION LOCAL 059
315 Fifth Avenue, Fairbanks, Alaska
Meetings: First and Third Tuesdays of Each Month
ROBERT DIXON, President
CHAS. (Happy) CURRINGTON, Business Agent
REGULAR BARTENDERS MEETING
Second and Fourth Sunday
12:00 Noon Eagles Hall
LOCAL 877
Don Konistabo, President — Frank P. John, Financial Secretary
Fairbanks Building Trades Council
Meetings
First Thursday -7 P.M.
Culinary Hall
909 1st Ave.
Joel Wiegert, President
Dwayne Carlson, Sec.-Treas.
Fairbanks Central Labor Council
Meets at
Culinary Union Hall-909 1st Ave.
First Thursday, 8:15 P.M.
Joel Wiegert, President
Dwayne Carlson, Secretary
909 1st Ave.
Dial GL 2-3862