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Show 'V Ml jFSjF pqphapwi TiyiiyiyTy,(jT-iinwrpwii- The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, November 5, 16 wiwif yryiq 1968 Parent Role Stressed in Ponytail Television Today By Harold Schindler Tribune Staff Writer ITS WORTH: While all the candidates were the polls, ABCs watching FOR WHAT Frank went to Las Vegas and asked Jimmy The Greek, a profes s i o n a 1 fiandica p p e r, what the odds were in tne Jimmy, whose real monicker Schindler Demetrius Is Synndinus, is touted as one of the few who picked Spiro Angew, Edmund Mnskie, and Curtis LeMay as the vice presidential selections before the publc announcements. Here is how Jimmy The 3:40 p.m. 7 3:45 p.m. Cavttt Show Griffith Show Dick Andy a.m. 9:05 7 All About You a.m. 9:25 7 Roundohouf . t 2 Advntur a.m. 9:40 It Out, Fliuring Evtlyn Alien with Exorcising , 7 Stopping Into Molody 10 a.m. . 5 CBS In a.m. 10:25 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Story 1 Nowi 3 p.m. a.m. 11 a.m. 1 Tht Motch Gam 4 Droam Home I Midday 7 Geography ' 5:30 p.m. Maverick Nows 4 5 7 Outry Thteirs 11 6 p.m. Election Returns Thing p.m. 4 National p.m. 5 Campaign 'SI: Election Nlgflt This it Extension TEA II 1 The Doctor! 4 Tha Dating Gama , S The Guiding Light 12:35 7 Whan New and Local Election 6:45 7 Now 1 p.m. Another World ' 4 General Hospital , fr The Sacral Storm . YU 11 7 Physical 1 Funness 1:23 t4 . - S , - 7 - . 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DEMAR TUESCHER 94 DESERET NEWS POLITICAL EDITOR Regional medical directed at problems in heart disease, cancer, stroke and related diseases because these together cause 70 percent of the deaths in the United States. programs ROGER MTJDD JOSEPH BENTI They will be backed by hundreds of local reporters from Utah and surrounding states to bring you the fastest and most complete state and local election news and analysis in Western America. are Operation in 1967 The IRMP began its planning stage in July, 1S66, and became operational in April, 1967. It is considered one of the leading programs in the nation. Its primary efforts relate to the development of programs in continuing education and training for physi- COLOR SPECIALIST! mnzxi ii ilffl 3D& WATCH CHANNEL TONIGHT beginning 05KS1L-TA CBB mwxxmMm) 5! at 4 PM V APFIIIATI BANKAMERICflRaiLMflaTIBIHARG cians, nurses and other health care personnel. IRMP comprises all of Utah and parts of Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Wyoming Picture Tube Bed? SAVE UP TO 50 89 550 Is p.m. Vvv ir FACTORY 5cT LAIOR1 10 P.M. A FACTORY Yfrin In Same Location) ahearing TF7 Service Oar 355-623- 7 NIB Ml BIACKWHITEOR COLOR Swvlci wltkli Mm Hsnr Car Bidl.-St.rSmitt Rsrai Uitd TV's a iiif Cndit a ilr-N- ia S55 K-'- i4 SOUTH STATS -i ELKO TOR It I Includ.t round trip trans- portotion, ant night room and gift pockog. Hr 11:15 p.m. TO AM. 97-75- 79 TEAM OF PROS 4 National ard Local Election Coverage yy Paid Advartlsamant I PARTS 3140 S. Wait Tampla 2 11 p.m. 4 The 11th Hour Nows L (14 9:30 p.m. A VOTE ANALYSIS Fastest Returns Reported by CALLS WARREN Scouting Rounds a Guy Out 10 p.m. THE TV SIOO EAST CREDIT OR 7 Critiqu 11 This Is My Country NOW PLAYING NOV. nations scientists, practicing physicians and other health resources, so that new knowledge can be transmitted more rapidly from the laboratory to the practicing physician. News Team IANKAMER1CARB 10:30 p.m. fBBC are designed to the partnership 1 PIUS 2 TV 2 COMPUTER Station Affiliation KRGO KRSP strengthen among the Sa WEATHER AND SPORTS -- COLOR p.m. Radio Dial KNAK Regional Programs Dr. C. Hilmon Castle coordinator for the program with p.m. 2 TV 2 NEWS 7 American Vignettes BC nson, physician, Billings, Mont., and Dr. Thomas C. King, vice president for academic affairs, University of Utah. Regional medical programs No. COLOR TUBES KUED Mogoilno Music and tha Spoken Word 7 Watch Televisions 0H COLOR OR BUCKS WHITE An American Pott Opinion Please 7 9 3:35 p.m. KMOR-M- Davis, headquarters at the U. of U. Medical Center, said: Returns Utah Glimpses XCPX KLUB KALL ABC A IMN Dr. William Grand Junction, Colo.; Mrs. Marjorie Goodman, Salt Lake City; Dr. Marjorie Elmore, dean of the College of Nursof Nevada, ing, University Reno; Dr. Wendell Taylor, Salt Lake dentist; Dr. E. V. Simison, dean of the College of Medical Arts, Idaho State Dr. University, Pocatello; Richard Kingston, associate professor of paramedical science, Weber State College, Ogden; Dr. D. Frank Joh- TEAM OF PROS 7 p.m. Play Cards County; The TV 2 II Vignettes 3:30 1 - 7 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3 The new members are David Bigler, Salt Lake civic leader; Francis Wyaskett, Fort Duchesne Duchesne, Reported by Woman's World Theatre "Ride a Crooked Trail," starring Audit Mur- phy and Ola Scale ' 7 American '.It New Members Fastest Returns Paul Harvey Comments Natural Science 2:55 was announced Monday. The group is of composed representatives of the medical and lay communities of Utah and parts of five other western states included in IRMP. VOTER ANALYSIS Aril To Sea to Da 2:25 costing $2,874, will members of advisory group, Intermountain Regional Medical Program (IRMP), 2 TV 2 COMPUTER p.m. 2:05 car, new 10 8 p.m. Two an tha Aisle Inside Straight," starring David Brian and Barry Sullivan 4 The Mike Douglas Shaw Art Llnkletter's House Party 7 The be used by the countys development and promotion board. of the Appointment p.m. 7:30 7 Space Age Science 2 Ford, lowest of four bidders. Medical Programs Panel Adds 10 as New Members 7:25 p.m. Election You Oen't Sey On Lit to llvi S Tht Edot t Nitht S t baby-sittin- g Etocfion Returns I 7 Moro Room for Living p.m. 1:45 p.m. NBC p.m. 7 Science Comer 1:30 I p.m. Cover-a- situation Frankly, Mrs. Roberts, ynur wont improve until yo i invest in color TV! Devotional 1 1:05 ... Tho Friendly Giant 7 p.m. as part of a 10th NASAs anniversary. Hope will be seen in a sketch with the astronauts, briefing them on how to be a hit on telIn order to keep evision his Wednesday special with topical jokes, Bob Hope will delay taping his monologue until Wednesday morning, to take advantage of election results. This means hell probably rely on canned laughter instead of a live audience . . , Maxwell Smart and Agent 99 will ride in the Tournament of Roses parade Jan. 1 on a float most televisions honoring recent newlyweds . . . The Survivors is d e s t i n e d to become one of the biggest productions on video. Principal photography on the first two chapters of the Harold Robbins has been in Monte Carlo, completed Nice, Cannes, Saint Paul du Vence, and Beaulieu stars Lana Turner, with George Hamilton, and Kevin McCarthy , . . The Bonanza n n-- o Wednesday brief salute to 8 National color m to provide sex educa-toand the schools have only a supporting role in this type of education, Supt. Elmer J. Granite School Hartvigsen, District, announced in a letter Monday to the local presidents of tie Parent - Teacher Assns. It is also recognized that the schools have a supporting role to play in providing basic no f fensive information about human development and behavior in such courses as health, home living, biology and physiology, Supt. Hartvigsen said. The district has not and wall not institute any changes in its present program in sex education without full review and final approval by the administrative staff and the Granite Board of Education, Supt. Hartvigsen said. Recently a special committee including representatives from the district office, the PTA, teachers of health and home living and school nurses, began studying instructional programs now in use. parents Bob Hope Special Salt Lake County commissioners Monday approved purchase of a 1968 station wagon with V-- motor from Bennett Brinkley Noon 12:30 p.m. 2 Huntley- - Days of Our Livai 4 The Newlywed Gama 5 Lava It a Roundabout Neighborhood 6:30 '"'nrir 4 - a, Panel Approves Car Purchase 6:15 p.m. Mlstoroeor'a 7 11:50 a.m. 7 Placet In tht Nawi 11:55 a.m. 4 Tht Chlldrtn'a Dacotor 12:10 50 2 News 5 News Flouring It Out Exorcising 11 Operation Alphabet Ut'i Make A Deal 4 Funny You Should Aik 5- -Aa Tht World Turni 1 5:05 p.m. It Cereustl w Special to The Tribune GRANITE PARK It is the primary responsibility of appearances on the show . . . Pat Paulsen, after a grueling presidential campaign, steps out of character long enough to take another goverment job when he guests in an upcoming Wild, Wild West, his first television acting role. He appears with Robert Conrad and Ross Marlin as a bumbling Secret Service man with a photographic memory . . . Wally Schir-rDonn Eisele and Walt Cunningham, the crew of Apollo 7, succumbed to the bright lights ; they will appear on the ranchhouse, a portable duplicate of the Cartwright home, returned to the Arizona State Fair in Phoenix last week after touring the United States and Canada. More than a halfmillion people visited the television set during its year-lon- g travels. NBC Election Returns Tho Fivo O'clock Report 5 Oilllgon'S Island 7 Sportsman Afield 11 Celonel Bleep 11:20 a.m. 7 Proloct Talent 11:25 a.m. 1 Tht Carolyn Dunn Show 11:30 a.m. - Ctnnls tho Monaco Batman Chet 1 4 . ') Report 7Frtnch Tlmo 10:55 Tht 1 4 3 Eyo Guoso 4 Troaturo Islo J Soared lor Tomorrow '7 Sing, Children, Sint r ' 10:45 a.m. X Proludt 7 Arithmetic j Sex Studies blockbuster 4:10 p.m. J t 7 NEWS-K- SL NEWS 10:10 7 Pattern t WATCH FASTEST ELECTION RETURNS WITH EXCLUSIVE Jooplrdy Bewitched J Lov ot Llto 4 4 p.m. Calls The Flintstone IBM COMPUTER PROJECTIONS a.m. 9:55 - Captain Scotty A 1 Hollywood Souorot Tho Dick Von Dyko Show . 4 5 a.m. 9:30 . Your Vote a.m. 9 JPftrsonaltiy Thi newspapers ration Its View TV? Tfn to find out going on) . . . Coming up for the National Geographic Society next month is a color special on Reptiles and Amphibians, an explo into the realm of creatures in the prehistoric past, but which exist today as a lower life form . . . Utahs Clinger Sisters, who came off quite well on the Smothers Brothers hour Sunday, have been signed for another five 40 whats race. big Greek sees it for Wednesday morning: Nixon, a 5 to 1 choice to win, will get 42, maybe 43 percent of the popular vote, Humphrey will 8 get percent, and Wallace will pull 17 to 18 percent. I figure a 3V million plurality for Nixon, said Jimmy. (His secret in accurate handicapping is simple. He reads 35 to 37-3- s Reyn-nold- Its Nixon Pollster Says One-Ma- n iTtfTfrnm SUjj r,r," JoiN oni CIlll.VOW $1.00 Per Year Membership Fee TRAVEL AT REDUCED RATES LEISURE TOtRS TRAVEL CLUB 34 RICHARDS ST. 363-792- mbs 5-- 10 GEORGE HAMILTON o 5K ARTIST WITH FAMOUS RCA RECORDING BAND SINGING HIS HIS RECORDING "MILLION SELLERS - MONDAY, VETERANS DAY NOV. 11, WE WILL GIVE AWAY A CHEVROLET PICKUP. Nov. 24-- A Comoro Nothing to buy To be eligible! SUMPTUOUS DINING IN THE GALA ROOM For reservations phone 733-- 163 Collect 'W 10lfilli5BSL? - f.t CASINO MOTEL MJ m & tha contrary, tha application o( warmth it tho praptr traatmant. Moreover, axcassiva rubbing at tla aHoctad parte should bo aveidid. 1 txpariunecs at Stafanssen, tha Arctic axplorar. 3 - Article in Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Now York, January 4, 1931, by Dr. Wm. Brady. On . - i -- 1 M - f |