However, Bolen was not interested in seeing an aging show like "Jeopardy!" stand in the way of her plans for a more youthful image for NBC's daytime lineup, so she resolved to prepare it for eventual cancellation, a rare instance of a network deliberately trying to undermine one of its programs. So, on July 1 of the same year, NBC moved "Jeopardy!" to yet another timeslot, this time to 1:30p.m. EST (12:30p.m. CST) (replacing "Three on a Match," yet another Bob Stewart-produced game) and placed it against ABC's "Let's Make a Deal" and CBS' "As the World Turns," both of which had easily beaten the ratings of several programs placed in that same time slot by NBC since December 1968. At that time, "Deal" moved to ABC from NBC, which had carried it in that very time slot during much of the 1960s, in a dispute by packagers Stefan Hatos and Monty Hall over the latter network's refusal to make a weekly primetime version of the show permanent.