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Show ,0 t ?TTTTfTYTT,TTTYTTtTTtTrrtTyyTrrrrt7rrrTTt,t rrrrrrtTt Ve V Y V mt DESERET NEWS, 16B u a a a a a a a xa rv s tni 4 f. Wednesday, January TV HighUgiiis Griffin Special , Space Show , Book Beat , 'Red Shoes Film Predictions For New Year By HOWARD A Merv Griffin variety special, a movie, and educational channel programs highlight a TV schedule fairly light tonight. Merv Griffins Sidewalks of New York (Ch. 2, 9 p.m.) is a PEARSON Deseret New Television Editor tour light-hearte- d Whither television in 1969? One of the keys to the future could be the fate of pay television. The system could be tested in several metropolitan areas in the New Year. If it is, watch for several sports events now appearing on commercial television to switch over to pay television. A backer of pay-Tfor instance, could pay the teams much more than they are now getting if games were to go up for bid. ' pay-tele- WEDNESDAY VIEWING at HitM by Howard In until bald lyaat art paid advartlia-mant- hit aoaalbllitlat, Paarion, art lltfad l n bold littinM 11 much-discusse- d et low-rat- 5 Also, a couple of documentaries finished among the first 10 programs in an important Nielsen rating and this showed TV file public will watch shows of this type. Pvtollc Broadcast Laboratory, file excellent series on educational television, will receive a severe test during 1969. Ibis is its important year. PBL telecast some excellent programs during its first season, but hasn't been on long enough this second year to know if tt is meeting any better reception from the public than it did the first. However, the fact CBS came out with M Minutes and NSC will start Weekend programs similar in style to PBL, shows commercial television Is cognisant of the good to fills type of program. Finally, ratings are almost certain to keep mass-appeaeries, such as Julia, Mayberry, My Three Sons and Family seAffair on file air. But it could be that some ries of shows, such as Gunsmoke, Red Skelton and others J Wifi play their last season in 1969. It will be an Interesting year. tong-runni- i Fourth Network Educational television ha been operating partially as a network, but it will become a fully operational fourth network during 1969. For KUED (Ch. 7) this means that National Educational Television (NET) will operate five from 8 until 10 p.m. Mondays, the Rocky Mountain Educational Network will telecast from 8 until 9 p.m. Tuesdays, some live NET programs wifi be presented from 8 until 10 p.m. Wednesdays, and Thursday programs wifi be taped and presented (hi Fridays. The Sunday schedule will consist of Firing line (Ch. 7, T p.m.) which will feature William F. Buckley in a discussion c two sides of the same issues, and PBL which wifi continue Iran untfi 11 pun. (hour). Nows (c), with Walter Cnonklto. CBS S (c). Coma Boat auost lo Elliott Arnold, author of "A Night ot Watching," a novel about the Danish underground. I Green Acres 7:M tt). Oliver eete This V Peter Grave has found the success of Mission Impossible a financial boon. When he starred with Doris Day in "Hie Ballad of J(ie, he received $50,000 for the picture. Since file success of Mission Impossible, his price has gone up. For his next film, "Five Man Army," which he makes at MGM this winter, he receives Throe Worths of GuKerwln Mathews (2 Rad Shot," Warring heurt). 9:30 It Amarlcaa Spaca Tht Plraf Cicada (c). 10:00 S aad waathar and worn (c). Another World (c). General Hospital (c). J Sacral Storm (e). 2 4 1:30 2 You 4--0 no Don't Soy (c). Lift to Live (e). Edge ot Night (e). J 4 Parry Mason (hour). M (ft 4 Mlk Dougla (c. ft minutes), d women', world Theater (fO minutes) 3:30 4:00 Midnight R 5 Merv Griffin (c, fO minutes). Scotty (c). The Mimsters (c). 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He says he promises at least one correct prediction during the year. Q 1:00 A Convariotlon. 11 Ray 8:00 FURNACE That 2Trte birthday pitt list from Lite, round the World. 4 Movie (c), "Tht lliver," atarrlng hours). (c), "The Moira Shearer (i Thing (e). 12:30 ; Doctors (c). 4 Tha Dating Gama (c), 1 Guiding Light (c). hvwe And speaking of Ch. T, some of the outdoor films on Sportsmen Afield have an appeal that shows why the series merited its recent special award. The sequence this week on the Hal'd ware Ranch and feeding of the elk was t Robert Brown stars 'm "Here ome The Brides." 6:30 t unique and interesting. Noon 5 CBS Now 7:00 Book 11 MD Y9 Hidden Facts(c). Lets Make A Deal (c), As tha World Turn. ot Our Lives (e). 4 Newlywed Gama (c). 5 Love Is AMID) ; 11:30 a.m. 2 4 5 6 lha Bridal (c). Blrdla learns lha true itory at tho orrlvol In Seattle (hour). Hillbillies (c). Drysdolo H arretted (nd lolled. TlRT V a-- News (el. 5 Island. 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