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Show tf Dial 7 On S.L. Vice , More On Warren Report TV Highlights . ! tnnniiBBinBnnBmmiuiiiimiiiiiiiiiHiiiiniiiuiiiiuiMiHiiiM Thorough Research piQuuuuumiuiuuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuiniiiiiirniiiiiMi'nii - By HOWARD PEARSON Deseret News Television Editor The chief distinction of the Warren Commission Report, based on the first episode Sunday, seems to be thoroughness. There were few, if any, surprises. Certainly there were none that put any new light on any aspect of the investigation. Approached in a format, the documentary sought to determine if Oswald owned a rifle, where he was the day of the assassination, if he entered the Texas School Depository with a rifle, if he could have fired the fatal ; shots with the type of rifle he is alleged to have owned, how many shots were fired and if he killed the Presi-den- t. question-and-answ- There were some dis--, crepancies from the Warren report, but too minor to cause CBS to draw any conclusions contrary to that of the report The documentary, in fact seemed to confirm ,tUe Warren Report as far as concerned the Oswald j It pp to the assassination. case One new aspect of the with the speed of tase dealt the camera. Independent research by one person, who refused to accept the facto-- ' rys statement on the speed of the camera even strengthened the case of those who maintain that Oswald killed the President. i "Th He doesnt want Lucy messing up the deal. MONDAY VIEWING following program will not Best Peaubtlltlef In boM tv. he een tonight ..." The possibility of a conspiracy will be dealt with next. CBSs Walter Cronkite made one important point at the end of the program that the Warren Report did not rule out the possibility of someone else being involved. He noted that the report said only there was no evidence that anyone else was involved. If the subsequent programs in the series tonight, Tuesare as thorough in their reconstrucday, and Wednesday tion of details, the series should be interesting to follow. A of the show. In the line of fascinating segments, I felt the rehearsal of ' Lohengrin in Bayreuth was one of the best And the segment from Mexico showing the dancers. Van Oiburn and Leonard Bernstein rehearsing together in New York had interest, and so did the Beatles and their recording session. Where were the people of the different countries? Where was their discussion of Issues that affect the world today? le Where was the aspect? These elements were not there. people-to-peop- National Educational Television, despite these omissions, is to be congratulated for the ambitious project. The commercial networks couldnt see the value of such an undertaking. For one thing, there were no commercials. Two hours and not a single interruption for a message about hair spray, cigarettes, deodorants, ailtos or anything of that nature. It was adverHsed as global television. It was almost. Hie Russians, who hsd agreed to participate, dropped out in the last couple of days. Rather ironical was the fact that they should throw s block into global television at a time When a summit meeting for peace was going on. to be hoped that the next program of this nature obtains aspects some people on the street or in a studio in London, Paris or Rome talking to people in New York, Washington or Salt Lake. And that Hie Russians will be in on it Its le A Colorful Show For breathtaking scope and beauty, television has seldom equaled the MIA Dance Festival as It was taped this week- cameras mid and later telecast in color on Ch. 5. The KSL-Tcaught the beauty of Hie costumes, the rainbow - loveliness of the girls dresses and the varied moods of Hie dances. - V the modFrom the lilting waltzes to the fast sweetness Maori of the and the dances, ern suing rhythms the telecast scenes were picturesque moments for telo- -' hoe-down- s, viewers. ll For the cameras to show the entire picture on the field and then to focus down on a single couple was a ''technical feat that deserves praise. The technicians, the cam-- r eramen and the editors rate applause. So does Dr, Rex Campbell, who narrated. Its one of the finest jobs he has foot-tba- done. ; 1 . Televiewers Are Talking Fans of the Joe Pyne Show wonder with his insults. He dragoons his guests He heckles them ; he ruffles them. Some wouldnt appear on his show for double ihey are on there a few weeks later. end Cronklle (color). 4 Th BIO Now 11 KSL New Huntley-Brinkle- v CSeyenne Cerouset C how he gets away into getting angry. 11 wJIffiSiV J Jeanma (color, rerun) 4 Rat Patrol (color, rerun). 7 Food For Life 11 The Answer Z 4 7 II ' TO 31 TO 90 TUBS COMPLITI FACTOKY INSTAUfO $2995 EASY CREDIT T0 OK'd credit TV SERVICE COLO OR SLACK A WHITS WARREN n - FACTORY PHONE HU 14 S. WIST T1MP11 5 7 11 Tonight 10:30 PM 4 FrkHy 7 4 Elementary remedies. t 11:30 Just Thl Once," storrlne Janet Leigh end Peter Lewford. Movie, 11:45 Jeey Bishef Shew Inter, M udautee). Midnight By GENE HANDSAKER A HOLLYWOOD (AP) viewers television of majority are unhappy when their regular shows are preempted for specials or news bulletins. This fact emerged from a meeting of TV station representatives from across the country in Hollywood last week. Executives of ABC television stations were nearly unanimous in their comments during the sessions audiences do not want six or eight hours of solid television coverage of the United Nations as during the recent Middle East crisis. Brinkley (color). (hour). smea- r- tjKrJnp and Bind Creepy. 555 South State y Theueondt have y learned tn pend an ai tar quality alactrenig a r v I c a at fair' pricas. a.m. Beverly HiHbMlHe. Snap Judo ment (color), NBC News (color) 4 Define Game (color). 5 followed by COSTS IfSS TO CAU THt BIST IT COLOR BLACKlWHITE THIS WEEK of COLOR EXPERTS 0 , by a.m. o f Mayberry. Boone Show (color). Dick Van Dyke Hollywood Souerea (color). The Family Game. 10 a.m. Love of Life (color) followed bv CBS News (color) 4 Everybody's Talking A JULIUS LA ROSA DOM or 1 HU6-711- 6I DE LUISE CAROL BURNETT 4 10:30 HU4-511- DICK SHAWN HAVE FUN! BE POPULAR! JOIN A Vern Yates Dance Club C. a.m. followed by Search for Tomorrow, Gmdina Light (color). -- Eye Guess (color), followed by NBC New (color). 4 Donne Reed 11 a.m. M Day tootor) with Jackie Nookee. -- Seri Indian 4 The Fugitive fhowr). B REG. $6.00 a Month Ona month trial mambarthip Now ONLY $200 Germs just hate WESTINGHOUSE ElitchenAld . 3 12.5-Cu.-- Ft. ..eCndwht REFRIGERATOR gao , freezer, full width ' crisper, deep door shelves. "J whisper quiet. 75-l- rcoddfi? mms Germs never had tt so tough! There' ust no place for germs or bacteria on dishes or PENNY'S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE koom Of I WHOLESALE PRICES'. curnnc vtenelfs after tha newspapers, like Hie Deseret News of Salt Lake City, have polled their readers and found the same reac- TVBUi tVOCOME iFtflwwrv thorough? flentlo wash A gdnros6e& nUMBINO 3710 See tbhfc THE LAST OF THE FEREDAY'S Said Moines: .I m JLle , 1930 W. 3500 So. There's a Built-i- n for every budget. Here are a few of the observations made by the ABC affiliate executives during the meeting : Muessm BANK TERRIS DomU eura mmu fog In a newBfcbenAid tion. , Service within the hour 4,6t4,cxu328-311- 9 Some Lynchburg - R o a n o k a, Va.: They want to bo informed, but they dont want to be bored." KSL-TV- , New end Used TV IHX7Y STUDIO FARTIM A WKKIY UtSONl Most viewers, according to the comments, want to watch their regular programs. Their calls to the stations to protest preemptions prove this, said the executives. stupid ; theyre selective. They dont want to sit for hours to be informed whats happening. Rather than solid Middle East coverage, say, theyd rather have five or ten minutes every half hour." i TERMS CREDIT 5 The Detectives -- KUTV News Report (color). - Ted Tostlebe of Des The mass of people dont know what they really want, but they know what they dont want Theyre not EASY Color followed bv Today Show (color), KUTV News, followed by mora Today Show (hour). 8 A.m. Pet 10:30 YOU NITI or Color Service Within the Hour Car Radio Stereo Service For over 14 years 4 Gupermerket Sweep (color). 9:30 &.m. Report" (cater), Perl II at CBS special wblcB examines a at the report en the ev criticisms the sastinetton at President Job F. Ken(hour). nedy 0 minutes). 1 Tonight Show (color, Prod MacMurrey News (color, hour). Berm 9 I "Warren no CBS Scotty 1 Concentration (color). fodowed 4 Dateline Hollywood, Children'! Doctor (color), at ( SSL In Town Tonight Murder on AocrevsL 4 Movie, rtno Tom Conway (00 mlnutee). I 355-623- 7 a.m. Vietnam Report (color). n Ft eon ri Caot. Fireman (color, hour, 15 minutes). 8:30 a.m. 10:29 Saturation TV Hit By Viewers TO service 5 Romper Room (color). 19:09 Andy Orttftlh (color, rerun). 3 Monkees (color, rerwt). Whr New. y Tuesday 10:30 PM Wednesday 10:30 PM 6:00 a.m. 6:45 I, 1 and 4 Mews, weather and (eh (Henna's In aoler). 5- and Nws Rpocrt (color) Huntley 4 Cheyenne CBS New (color), with Joseph Bentl. 2 Today In ttva West (color), 4 FACTORY llodtWhrta 5:30 2 Russian 6:30 i Life (color, rerun) Nielsen and Lesley 9:39 11 a.m. 6:15 fa, euust stars l -- s irAnn Werren (how). Bin Vail- - 'color rerun) euest iars ' Colleen Dewhurst (hour). Dial 7 examines increasing erostttu-tw- n Ip Salt Lake, with ernehails an possible Cronkit Walter (color) 4 Biq News (color) 5 a.m. C DAY 5:00 6 a.m. 5 Summer Semester 2 Understanding) Our World. 4 Admiral 9:06 Your 4:30 Twilight Zone 4 Leave It to Beaver. 5 and N 6:55 a.m. Place (color). Atwld $portrrn Green Thumb, "GeraniumFor 4:00 Town and Country ftod House Cell (color). McHale' Navy Merv Griffin end QUti. FI lots tones (color) 5 2 4 4 Gutdepost, followed by Farm Report Movie, "Sme'hup " starrlna Susan Hayward and Eddie Albert (2 hours) Road West (color, rerun) ouest stars Tonv Bill (hour). Felony Souad (color, rerun) euest stars Diana Hyland USA Arts and the University For Peace tells Underway Navy Navy rocketry about the history from 17ZA Run Farm Report 6:05 8:00 1 WLVA-TV- Rossi TV the Aisle Doctor' TUESDAY VIEWING 5:50 a.m. I tall X I ua.iH I- OPEN Till 9 298-154- MON. & FRI. 1: 1966 MODELS SEXY1CI & SUPPUES 4673373 3rd (art H on this BIG OUR SUMMER 16-COe- ypiniOLSTliY P-f to GaEe Yes, you save $150 by trading in your old refrigerator on this deluxe modeL SALE You Pay Only IS THE SALE FOR YOU An ABC vice president from New York, John O. Gilbert, said viewers are just very human but: "I think Hie public does need an upgrading in its programming. This (fiddle East thing could have meant Russia and America. Does that grab you where you live? Whether people want to be Informed or not, well inform them. They always can turn that box off. SKINNY ANY n 7:30 rerun) will Quest! Family Affair r tar Katrv Q Barrett, e production feet over staff member who rcu. of I Allen 3:55 Inger Stevens and Don Murray In "The Borgia Stick," to be repeated Tuesday on Ch. 2. 7:00 Waller Peter Ustinov -- Girl Talk 4 Captain Scotty (color). Tho FrterxRy Stent. Tom every major aspect of the Warren Report. It takes four hours spread over four nights to present all the evidence. ( Bob Crone 3:30 6:30 7 CBS News has investigated NeUon Rockefeller Adom Wett Storm Game (coior) followed bv NBC (tclof ) Douglas Show (90 minutes, Two on PART II Helen Gurley Brown 2:30 -- Week's Guests: Movie S celebrities say they the maximum, yet PICTURE TUBE rMUSED Sacred Match News 4 Mike color). 4 Pevton Mr. Terrific (color, rerun). KUTV New Report (color). MIA Conference, taping of session This 2:00 6:00 5 3 :0l p.m. Edoe of Niqht You Don t Sav (color). 4 Dark Shadows 5 PM 30 5 3 8:30 ReoorU (color). Report (color). (hour). The i Warren Report Mon. thru Fri. 1:30 (color). Daft i i 1 5:30 5 Z 4 rWATCH!5! 17:30 p.m. To Ted the Tryth followed bv KSL News icoior) 1 Another World (color), 4 General Hospital B5 T Password (CO or' Davs of Ovr Livw (rev) Newly wrJ Gan (coort. $ I inhlefler s Hove Party (epor) Doctors icoior' 4 Dream Girl (tow) toioweo bv Kw at 7 5 5 With a woman s Touch (color) Newt CBS 6:45 . people-to-peop- -- Z Thera were thrilling moments and shocking ones, to ha sure, bat they did not equal the potential of global television. There was the birth of a baby in Mexico at the moment the scene was switched there, bat that was about Hie only now" thing that would not have been possible on film. The radio telescope in Parks, Australia, was soother immediate" part . -- User (color, rerun). Captein Nk (color, tartm). 4 Iron Hon (color, rerun, hour). ' Right Now' Program Small World, the National Educational Television two-hoprogram Sunday, was impressive because of what it represented from a technological standpoint Imagine switching from France, to Tunisia, to Australia, to Tokyo, to Vancouver, Edmonton, New York, London and back to France and seeing short segments on how those people live all this In 12 minutes. . Imagine just moving from one announcer to another in those countries in a second. It was overwhelming. And perhaps this is the chief disadvantage to a program of this type. Its too overwhelming. Nearly everything viewers saw could have been done on film. Audiences had to be reminded that what they were seeing was being done right now. Commentators looked at their watches and told audiences that they were watching His freeway in Paris, right now; that they were watching underground workers in Tokyo right now; that the cowboy was roping a calf right now. . 5:00 As tht World Turf (cthivi Lei's Mka Oat fee nr) bv Carolyn Dtmn at II & 5 7 Capt. J. L. Smith of the Police Vice Squad, and Dr. Philip Smith, assistant professor of sociology at the University of Utah. Dean Samuel D Thurman of the University of Utah Law School will moderate the discussion. Another major highlight will be Warren Report Inquiry (Ch. 5, 10:30 p m., in color) which presents the second segment in the CBS News probe of the official report on the Kennedy assassination. Also on the schedule tonight is a Lucy Show Rerun (Ch. 5, fi:30 pm , in color) with Ten- nessee Ernie Ford as a country and western star who has made a million, which Mr. Mooney wants for his bank. 1t a.m. 11:30 study of Increasing prostitution in Salt Lake City takes place on Dial 7 (Ch. 7, 9 oclock tonight). This highlight of the evenings schedule features a discussion of the problem and possible ways of eliminating it. Taking part will be City A. James Commissioner Barker. Chief of Police Dewey Fill is, Byron T. Haslam, Utah State Department of Health; City Judge Maurice D. Jones, A June 26, 1967 NEWS. Monday, DESERET MHfcfiora tifthti M M . ; ? cannot he equaled anywhere" Nearly twice the room inside as you old 8 or model yet rits is Our-Pric- e of rich fa tries awaits your choosing. Many oro end of a kind. Closeout specols. A woaderf v! choice NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT IN S.LC. 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