| Show vyinnn The Salt Lake Tribune 32 Saturday December 7 1963 Citizens Tell Television Topics and Today’s Toppers Road Need At Hearing - Jack to Network: We Have to Paar(t) s By Paul Molloy Chicago Special CHICAGO Jack Paar has come to a parting of the ways — again — with the National Sun-Tim- - Broadcasting THE I Co UNPREDICTABLE sometimes controversial per sonality said he will walk away from television when his current season comes to a close ' “This decision is my own’ he said adding that he has already advised Robert Kintner ’’president of the NBC Network “And now (the decision) is Irrevocable” Paar’s recurring problem with NBC seems to center on the net-- ‘ work programs that precede his Bly-den- “THE LATEST Nielsen rathe conceded “have our : ings" “lead-in" THIS SEASON the night programs the leadFriday offering to Paar’s program er in the time period assigned Jias been “Harry’s Girls ’“"a to us” mediocre situation comedy Last season a similar crisis "starring Larry Bjyden among Paar’s video erupted The senes filmed mostly in menage has been severely France AT THAT time his NBC "lead-in- ” panned by cntics across the nawas another turkey called tion Its ratings have been so low that NBC recently 'an- “Don’t Call Me Charlie!" nounced it is dropping the show Paar not only protested to effective early next month NBC he Voiced his displeasure on his own program and the offending program was eventually hour-lon- showcase g " Vikings to Greet Yule Season Saturday will herald the beginning of the Christmas stfason for many Salt Lake citizens of Swedish descent as the annual ‘Luciafest” is presented in the Odd Fellows Hall 41 Post Office PI (340 South) " ONE OF THE most beautiful of Old World Swedish customs the festival will begin at 7:30 dropped PAAR’S contract with NBC season runs through the 1964-6which opens in September and there is some question as to whether he will be able to acquire a release If it can’t be obtained he said then he will not appear on any television on any network until his NBC contract ends In 5 1965 pm He Indicated he was prepared to buy up the remainder of his contract k “Under my release I waive all monies due me under the existing contract” he said “I will honor all commitments to sponsors made during the season and they are now informed "There is no problem of censorship or control with the network involved in this decision” FACTORY TELEVISION ( SERVICE DAY or NITE SERVICE EL w 555 South Slate : WHEN NBC first announced that “Harry's Girls" was being directed to oblivion there were reports that two alternatives were being studied: Block & Whitt or Color Strvict Within tho Hour Radio Repair— Horn Auto Hi FI Stereo Special to The Tribune LAYTON -‘- Davis and Weber County citizens appealed Friday afternoon in a Utah Highway Paar’s complaint is that a Either Paar would expand to d program preceding 90 minutes filling up the hole his makes a sensitive dent In left by “Harry’s Girls" or his own audience abortive entry would be by an American verreplaced "On two different occasions" sion of the British satire “That he said “I had been promised Was the Week That Was" a realignment to a more favorJust last week however able time period The network has chosen otherwise on both oc- it was announced that sponsors were shying away from casions the controversial “That Was” “I MUST accept their dec! But Thursday NBC reveised sion after a seven-yea- r mutualitself with an announcement ly profitable association I hope that "That Was" would replace that they will now accept Girls" Evidently Paar "Harry’s mine” does not feel that this program Jack Paar Miffed over the Despite the disastrous “lead-in- " is much of a "lead-in- ” either NBC programming schedule been Paar’s program has extremely well received by critics and by the audience this 9 season and last low-rate- Department public bearing here for adequate access roads and crossing structures in connection with the proposed widening and improvement of US 89 7 Beit Beti am Weekend Farm Show Sunrlie Semeiter 7:30 pm - ) am v Fir Ball am XL-- 1 e Jetinn’i Mighty Mom Pfayhouie 0 9 am Dennli tne Menace Caiper Th Adventure! of Bin Tin Tin am 9:30 Fury Beany 6:30 Tho Boy Bogert Show 10 am (Color) 10:15 Learn to Draw pm 2 Victory at Sea Battle of the Atlantic Nazi submarine land- Guadalcanal lng In Normandy (90 minutes ) 4 Hootenanny The Chad Mitchell Trio Brock Peters the Village Stompers the Serendipity Singer Joe and Eddie end Joan Tolliver at the University of Maryland campus (Hour show) 5 The Jackie Gleason Show: The American Scene Magazine Featuring Frank Fontaine Barbara Heller the June Taylor Dancers (Hour show) pm 4 Lawrence Welk 5 Defenders "Climate of Evil" starring Dean Stockwell ai guest in story of an Innocent clerk who goes to prison for embezzlement and while there Is turned Into a killer by a sadistic guard (Hour show) A Cecil Barney Bear Bug! Bunny Sky King 5:30 am 7 am " Has been Larry Crandall reading week’s news carefully two-tent- Students from South High School will be when The Salt Lake Tribune’s Inquiring Editor television “series WHILE construction funds are resumes broadcast after being off the air for not anticipated until July 1 Mr two weeks Anderson said funds are now available and Highway THE INQUIRING EDITOR is broadcast on Department employes soon will Saturdays at noon during the school year on be calling on property owners KUTV Channel 2 for right of way clearing Panelists from South' High School SaturCONSTRUCTION will begin day will Include Sharron Jones Marlene as soon after July 1 as possible Vaughn Martina Mayenburg Roscoe Briscoe the engineer said Larry Crandall and Rick Dunne Forest Barker Fruit Heights FOR THE PAST WEEK the six students Town Board president one of the have been engaged in an intensive reading first to testify in the hearing revoiced an appeal for either program studying the news stories appearing an underpass or overpass to in The Salt Lake Tribune They have been assisted in their reading connect travel between his comprogram by Kenneth D Zenger speech and munity and Kaysville debate instructor at South High School MR BARKER said this curTHE STUDENTS WILL divide into two rently is needed and will be even more Imperative with the four teams of three boys and three girls to answer lane construction a battery of some 50 questions to be tossed at Mr Balch said there are no them by H F Kretchman Tribune editorial funds available at this time for writer who moderates the program such structures and the Highway Department feels they are not warranted by present traffic Both Mr Balch and Mr Anderson said provisions will be made to take care of present access roads and for future growth of bordering communities It may be through construction of frontage roads or some other type but It will be adequate to meet access needs they explained pest panelists Saturday pm right-of-wa- y 2 e Saturday Night at the Movie “Left Hand of God" starring Tha Bullwlnkle Show (Color) Bogart Lee J Cobb ’ Humphrey Magle Land of AUaKazam Gene Tierney An American and Fregame Kickoff aoldler of fortune Impersonate 10:45 am e a priest to escape from a Cadet Parade— West Point and warlord (Two hours ) Annapolli 7 :30 pm 11 am 4 "Edge of Eternity” Cornel Wilde Exploring1 (Color) (Two hours) My Friend Flicka 5 Phil Silvers When Harry Graf11:15 am ton goea to Laa Vegas to check Army-Nav- y Football Game the hotel’s air conditioning he Is mistaken for Phil Silvers 11:30 am American Bandutand 8 pm Noon S Gunsmoke Part I of a two-paa Inquiring Editor South High drama concerning a wanted School itudents participate In outlaw who takes refuge south th quiz program of the border where Marshal Dillon follows him (Hour show) 12:30 pm Magoe Cartoons (Color) 9 pm Fen Point Education SOUTH Weber Layton and S “The Gnn" Paul 12:45 pm Newman Llta Milan (Two East Layton officials also testihours) fied offering cooperation and 1 pm 9:10 pm support of the project Saturday Movie "Steel Helmet” 2 News and Premiere Theater But South Weber Town Board Gene Evana and Robert Hutton “Guns Don't Argue” Myron (90 minutes ) member Joseph Ray urged conHealy and Jean Harvey Teen-ag- e Debate 9:15 pm sideration of a special problem 1:30 pm 4 Weekend News Weather in his community Pioneer 9:30 pm He said US 89 US 30 and 2 4 Farmer' Daughter Congressare all part of South man Morley and Katy are misTouchdown CBS taken for prospective newly- Weber’s traffic problem adding Team Freten-tatlo- n weds and get some wedding that adequate connections and ceremony experience 2:30 pm crossings are essential to the 10 pm Saturday Matinee “King Kong" town’s development 4 Bout II American Football Highlight Problems of school bus loading National Football League Game 11 pm Green Bay Packeri v Log An- 2 Night Final and Academy The and unloading were also brought geles Rams mter "Under Fire" Rex Reason to the attention of the highway 3 pm Henry Morgan Steve Brodie officials Wide World of Sports Nationals (To sign off ) Finals Rodeo Los Angeles 4 Roller Skating Championship (To sign off) Sports Arena I News and Saturday Night The-- News 4:15 pm ater “Right Cross" June Ally-soInternational Roller Derby Dick Powell Ricardo 4:30 pm Lionel Barrymore (To Olympic Show sign off) 10:30 Rick Dunne South High student will appear on TV covering 9 and miles at a cost of some $2500000 wolf-pac- The Hector Heatheot (Color) Cartoon Feitlval Quick Draw McGraw 8:30 phases pm Letter 2 Klpllnger j Editor to Pit 2 South Teams pm 5:15 Buff n Reddy (Color Captain Kangaroo 8 5 4 Ski Scene 4 APPROXIMATELY 200 persons including county and city officials attended the hearing in the Layton City Hall conducted by Ernest Balch Ogden chairman of the Utah State Road Commission There were no protests to the proposed widening from two to To face Roscoq Briscoe four lanes along the route from Editor on Saturday the junction north of Farming-to- n Inquiring to Weber Canyon As explained by W L Ander‘ 9 son chief planning engineer the widening would be in three Dial Tivisters Fare Today Indicate I Chi-nes- rt The Inquiring Editor program of two weeks ago which featured panelists from Clearfield High School was canceled because of the clearing of television program time for coverage of events surrounding President John F Kennedy’s death NO PROGRAM WAS scheduled last week because of the Thanksgiving holiday Clearfield High School panelists will be scheduled for a program later in the year ON SATURDAY'S program the panelists from South High School will be asked questions about news stories from all sections of The Salt Lake Tribune They also will be asked to identify a guest by name and tell why that person appeared in the newspaper during the week THE INQUIRING EDITOR television series was developed as a method of increasing the awareness of the impact of the daily news on the community on the part of high school students During the current school year teams of students from most northern Utah high schools will appear as guests on the television series d Yo-Y- o Intermountain TJ v 4 ' Sharron Jones One of six students to match wits Martina Mayenburg Joins girls In battle against boys Marlene Vaughn Panelist on Tribune sponsored event -- in Brief Mont-alba- Fre-wlnt- Peace Officers Start Fund for Kin of Slain Detective Used RCA Console Color TV PICTURE TUBES By Associated Pro OGDEN — Anyone wanting to contribute to a fund for the family of Detective Sgt Marshall N White Ogden policemen who was killed In line of duty may send contributions to the Ogden Police Department awarded the amount to Mrs two other officers No penalties lt will be one year beyond the Curtis Thursday night but gave were assessed against the other normal time for retirement at nothing to her husband They officers named in the suit age 65 had sought $30440 from seven Dr Theophilus will be 65 In factory officers warranty ISU Chief and his normal retireJanuary warranty They charged they were falsement date would have been July Mot OK'd Crtdlt Nothiny Down-- 4 BOISE Dr D s As Low As R (AP)— ly arrested in connection with Sato! Service on 1 1964 a hardware-stor- e will step down as presiand robbery Phone TV TUBE MR HAWKES said however in Provo Aug 27 The dent of the University of Idaho LT A M GARSIDE presi- jailed HU was not married at the effective July 1 1965 it was an- that the board “felt FACTORY dent of the Ogden Police Depart- couple impelled to time nounced Friday by the State have the benefit of -- Dr Theoment Benefit Assn said Friday 9 YEARS SAME LOCATION -- 21 40 So WostTempU Board of Education the contributions should be adTHE JURY assessed $140 comphilus’ experience in budgetary dressed to Capt August Nuss-bau- pensatory damages and $50 puniIN ANNOUNCING Dr as well as campus head of the department’s tive damages against Lt Le Ezra building expansion during tha detective division Grand Baker and $1 each from Hawkes board chairman said next two years” Members of the Utah Peace 435 Your Utah Mer570 KMT MBS chant Officers’ Assn at a crime conSaturday Deo T Sports Tim ference Thursday in Layton rec5 00 News Morning ag B 10 Rare Well Done ommended that a fund be 5 00 News Hourly 6 45 In New York 5 13 Farm World started to help the widow and 5 SB Drees on Sport 5 30 Wake-U- p KLUB children of Sgt White Flags should be flying on ficers and 2638 men of the is properly fly the flag of the 8 00 Newg 6 00 Newg Hourly 6 10 Night Flight every home today In observance Navy 168 officers and men of United States of America 6 05 Jim Dakan IIE DIED Oct 18 in an Ogden of the 8 00 Life Line 7 00 New s Hourly anniversary of “The Day the Army lost their lives that The nation is still in a 10 00 BYU vs Unlv period 9 00 Jim Dakan hospital of bullet wounds suf- of Infamy” of 22 years ago day of Cal of national mourning and every XL 00 Army-Nav- y fered Oct 15 A Bowen Jazz Game They should be remembered flag on every home-todashould AS IS THE American 12 00 Night Flight way v M Stereo half at Afternoon today both staff in fly honor am Son Self the atbitterness Slays following the 2 00 News ifotfrly p m of those who died at Pearl Harpm on tack Pearl 7 — Dec Harbor on A BOISE AND ONE OF sudden tho best of burst 2 05 Gaylon Rowan ways bor and the late President John 1320 KCPX NBC anger 1941 Is 3 00 News Hourly largely gone but 91 of to honor the dead of any war F apparently prompted a 4 05 Welcome to Utah Kennedy Boise mother to kill her Saturday Doe T Evening Morning son then take her own IF YOU DON’T have a flag 5 05 Gaylon Rowan NBC New Hourly life officers said Friday in your home then today is tha 6 00 New Hourly 530 Farm Show 8 00 Welcome to Utah © BUT SGT Robert Wells of the 5 45 U S Government day to join the ranks of Ameri7 05 Terry William UJS 6 05 Terry's Show kits 8 00 News Hourly cans who are determined that Ada County Sheriff’s office said Flag Including a Utah State Flag may be 6 30 What's New 11 05 Stardust Klub Old Glory shall be properly dispurchased for $3 each Utah State Flags may be pun 715 News Roundup investigation failed to determine 1 05 Klub chased separately for 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