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Show X s, V , V Ibe hait Lake Tribune, Tuesday, June 26 t V 15, 1965 For Tops in TV Adventures Heres Dial Log for Today Checkin"O the Channels 6:13 a.m. Chief Justice Denies Plea For TV in High Court Understanding Farm Report. S Summer Somstor 2 Today in the West. a.m. 4 S 6:50 a.m. 4 Blessings of a New Day. Obviously, there is no prob-Tso far as radio coverage is ci-- cned, since I understand 4 Farm 4 Fireman m NEW YORK-Ch- ief Justice Earl Warren has turned down a request by the Columbia Broadcasting System to televise prothe United before ceedings States Suprerpe Court. The re- and denial were contained an exchange of letters last fall between Justice Warren andi Dr. Frank Stanton, CBS Presi- dent. but the text of the corres- pondence only became available Monday. Asks Permission that microphones are already installed in order to tape the proceedings for your own use," Stanton added. Stanton said he believed 'there is a Publlc failure to qompre-ques- t bpnd wbat the role and proce-i- n durps Jbp Supreme Court are, bow ,bp issues are presented to tbp court and how this great insttution works in the social and Rovernmental development of the United States. Fromote Understanding Stanton asked Justice Warren for permission to have cameras and microphones report the oral arguments on the constitutional-ity of the public arcommoda tions section of the Civil Rights The medium of television, Stanton went on, could promote an understanding of the court's function bv - "admitting all rule." Frank. a.m. 5:45 p.m. News 2 KUTV With 6:30 4 King and Odie 2 4 5 hts Sons' (color) What's People Are Funny. Romper Room 1 8:30 a.m. 4 ' 5 8:33 a.m. Concentration Crime Reporter Mike Wallace News. Jeopardy (color). Price Is Right. The McCoys. 2 4 5 Earl Warren , , . Chief Justice turns down TV for high court. Utahn Offer 5 7 a.m. 4 10:30 a.m. 7 $ 5 Guiding 1 NBC 4 5 M 4 5 a.m. Newt a.m. ca icon rnu way m whies neurotic fear on fere with e The fAP) 11:30 a.m. Deal (color). Western Asso- - t Let's wake Highway f)ffi- - 5 Athworid Tumi 11:55 a.m. proposed Mon- J . vertising. Refuse Authority Mr. Burton said the Utah Legislature has refused to give the Road Commission thp necessary 2 .. i Clrolyn The Day Linkletfer's S CBS 2 4 5 You Don't Sav (color), The Young Mameds The Edge of Night :30 p.m. t? imf 6m' s?c,, s,orm.,.,-Sep- t. 7 NSC Newt. 2 Two on 4 5 10:35 11 trlna W Only a Rope" brond picture tube of yew choir color, block whit including Syivama RCA. end O j - 50 me TUBE BAD? aSo News Reports Dan Tv lor 00 ABC 1 OR Tupftdajr, June . T r s ' n" and or''- 1Plr CREDIT blood. Vitamins due to r atone cant build up blood. But Geritol can! Because just two Geritoi tablets, or two tablespoons of liquid Geritol contam 7 vitamins plus twice the of calves liver. iron in In only one day GERtTOL-iro- n in your bloodstream beginning to carry strength and energy to every part of your body. Check with your doctor and if you've r been feeling tired because of blood, take Geritol, liquid or tablets, every day. You'll feel stronger fast in just 7 days or money back from Geritol. Dae to iron deficiency iron-poo- Thieves Hit Firm r Sett Srvlco electric typewriter and a slide rule, with a total value of $255, were stolen from Young An Elpctrlc .t. It s c m8 s sometime Monday 2nd morn-i- s ing. l iron-poo- Business News C'10 Earl Nightingale 6 15 Worldwide News 6.30 Rare But Well FACTORY . The story of James Dowling's 36 hours 600 feet underground in Neff's Cave. 7:00 TONIGHT Brought to you by FOOD BACK your neo'by-A- STORi THE BEES ON TWO Eil Howard calls the play-by-pla- SALT LAKE VS. w DENVER 7:30 TONIGHT G Bpach Thp e pa"s for a song- - fpf at ln'3n a nl. lpd bv The Municipal Band, a ('pp luncheon at noon and a procram beginning at 1:30 pm Bbp af,prnnr,n session will in OGDEN (AD-T- he state in- piudp introduction of municipal, tends to call "two or three morp pnunty, state and Church offtci- - witnesses possibly four, in the aismurder trial of an Ogden man and a Salt Lake City Post man, Dist. AV Roland Ander- Max E. Rich, executive vice son sald MnucDybp ,rla' s scheduled to represident and secretary of the Tuesday at 9 a m. Lake City Chamber of to the has been named merce, Nearly Finished board of directors of the Moun-- i Fnda.v ,bp District Attorney tain States Assn, it was an-the stud state basically had MSA is nounced Monday. The an organization composed of the ppfnplptpd the presentation of anous chambers of commerce ,Ibp states case except for tlp of of evidence and similar organizations m the introduction eight Intermountain Area states. statements by the defendants. murCharged with der in connection with the death , of George Moriartv. Salt Lake HI City, are Gary Horning, 26. Salt PIand pon 3483 Rulom Mr. Scroggtn was arrested Lap 3Iorc Witnesses first-degre- e lakes Director Com-isum- p ' 1 4fi, SllOOllIlg ap Mnday 1 gdcn- - "as Saturday h a!ShaUltt 1 ? Car Bountiful Blast: t ICblh IxLXl - 1 Limnology? -- 13-1- 5 5 1 raam e KUTV-- 2 Liberty Park again will be the s'te t be annual Old Folks, Da -v' Tbe event, slated for Wed-- j npsday. wiil be the 90th such cel-- j ebratl?n since Old Folks Day was eelobrated in 1875 at nnton's Resort, now Blackrock LOGAN (AP) Sixty-eigh- t high school students from Utah, Idaho and California are attend- ing a journalism clinic at Utah state University in Logan, The clinic under the direction 0f Marian Nelson, assistant pro- fpssor of loumahsm at USU, be-gan Monday with registration and orientation It will through Friday. ; p i 68 Attend Clinic Special to The Tribune 3Iail Charged Lock If you take vitamins and still feci tired, your trouble may be 90th Old Folks Dav Scheduled at Park by police investigating a the shootirg of Thomas K. Mow-SvAe Body E. 3680 South, and, Mr. Mor.arty's nude bodv was . 34. 743 d? in a complaint was charged in connection with bodiiy found frozPn the morning of Sgt. Glen S. that shooting. signed 2, 1965, at the side of a jjan bypfore chonn C,ty Judge Hor- Mr. Mowrev Monday was re- - county road near the mouth of iacp c Bpck ported in statisfactory condition North Ogden Canyon, at LDS Hospital with bullet Your ,ounds oMhe right arm and Stickers with the words Lock! right side, suffered when shots your ear Take your keys" were, were fired at his automobile . placed on parking meters in Salt Saturday about 3:40 am. in the, Lake City Monday by the Utah vicinity of 1200 South and Red- - L'lC Association of Independent In- - wood Rd. (1700 West), Special to The Tribune sura nee Agents in an effort to Also in satisfactory condition BOUNTIFUL The first of a lacera-with halt auto thefts and prowls. multiple Monday, tests will large replica of the sticker tions caused by shattered glass series of was presented to Public Safety during the shooting was Arlene be given Wednesday in connecCommissioner Louis E. Holley Scroggin, 3483 Rulon St., a pas- - tion with the investigation of a and Police Chief Ralph C. Knud-- senger in the auto with Mr. dynamite bombing here June 6, Police Chief Dean O. Andersbn son Monday by association offi- - Mowrey. Mr. Scroggin was arraigned said Monday. cials. Lt. Robert McManama. Salt Participating in the presenta- before Judge Beck, released on to ap- Lake Police Department detecordered and bail $2,000 tion in Commissioner Holley's office w'ere A. T. Patterson, as- pear July 14 for preliminary tive division, will adminis'er the tests to certain persons who consociation president J. A. Jorgen- hearing. sent in connection with the dynasen, president. Salt Lake City mite bombing of an automoMe Well! Association of Insurance Agents, owned by the W. S. Hatch Truckand Roy Donaldson, executive Football, diet control, biology ing Co. The car was parked at of the Utah associasecretary even limnology will be on the Harrv M. Williams residence, tion. aSpnda Tuesday as the young i370 S. 325 East, Bountiful. The campaign will be conduct- peoples summer program gets ed throughout Utah, officers under way at the University of Sen, , Famifl(, for 0,er 100 Years Utah. The young man junior miss and girls course for boys will run until July 8. meters was approved by the City Commission in April. City Attor-The program is sponsored by ney Homer Holmgren approved the. Division of Continuing Edu-it- s cation. legality. "'"h Pleasant Grove's Rodeo PArena.'fd TapC'n Pleasant 3 00 ABC 4 3Ialia - nator for d (the celebration, there will be an adequate supply of strawberries for the festival. - first-degre- e Max Scroggin, Magn3 nSl- , iron-poo- OuVof-Tow- 6 00 0(1 ... , , Tag Play Areas 1 ' STILL FEEL TIRED? location ABC News and Done Report News and 7 00 World Tonight 58 Morning Allegro 7 35 Walter Cronkite Reports 5 33 VVhitno Bolton 3 0 Jack Kogut 8.05 Bowen and all 5 54 Nous 4 00 ABC News That b 05 Morning Allegro 4 30 News, Harvey 9 03 'Public Fulsa 6 58 World This Morn 4 35 Jack Bogurt s 10 New 00 7 08 Moi ning Allcgrc 5 00 News, Wineritrr 11 05 Night Call 7 30 Whltrej Bolton 3 03 Howard, Sports 12.05 The Other Side 7 52 Now s '.30 World Round-uof the Dav wllh 8 03 Morning Aliogrc Evenlnc Herb Jepko 8 58 Scicnarie oo 6 Alex Drier FM Stereo 6.00 10 58 Serendde 6 30 Harmon Sports a m.-- l a m. 11 52 Ncug Hourly 7 on Edward Morgan 11 58 Klub Karousel 7 15 Dirk Cousins -12 22 Nous 7 45 Baseball Bees 1320 KCPX NBC 1 58 Klub Karouso s. Denver Bears 2 58 Kommuter K'ub Tueadav June IS 3 58 Kommuter Klub 4 22 Now s Mumlng 5 52 Nous 1160 KSL CBS 6:00 Bill Terry w7 58 Candlelight Mu5lc In Motion Q 5 st p dust Tuesday, June 7:10 James Sports 10 5S Stardust Klub 7 15 News of World 11 52 Nous Morning 7.25 NBC Sports 11 58 Klub 6 00 Breakfast Show NBC Ne&s hourly 6 30 Contact" News 910 KAI.L ' h 45 Farm Snowr each half hour 7 00 News. Vernon 9 00 Scottle Clark IMN-AB7.15 Breakfast Show Sunny Sound 7.43 News Rex of Music Tuesday, June 15 NBC News hourly Campbell 8 00 Breakfast Morning Show S'ews 8 15 Background 12.00 News Hourly each half hour 12 05 Rod Baum 9 15 Party Line 12:00 Bill Terry t. 3.5 Call 6.00 News Bowler 2.00 Rex Wallgren Hollywood 10:00 News 6.05 Will Lucas Roadshow 10.10 Arthur Godfrey 6.30 News. Bowler 5 20 Chet Huntley 11 00 New 6 53 Howard Sports 5.55 People & Times 11.10 House Party 7.00 News, Bowler 6.00 News 11 35 Talk To 7.30 World Roundup b'05 Business Trends Lucy 11 45 Mqslt 6 OO Hemingway 6.10 James Sports News 8 30 News, Miller 615 Morgan Beatty 12 20 Farm Show 100 News, Harvey 6 30 Roadshow 12.40 Kirby s Corner 10 00 News. Miller 7.00 World Tomorrow 12 43 Food News lu IJrcaKfa 7.30 NASA lub 12..30 Business News 1V00 ABC News 7.45 Medical Center oo Crossroads 11.05 Dan Tyler . Report 5 00 News and Sports S00 Bill Curtl Afternoon 5.30 Mountain West Sound Night 12 OO Harvey News News NBC New hourly 12.30 Regional News 5.45 Lowell Thomas Record Requests 2 With Dick Nourse visited Queen Rosahn Barnes. LehL group of pretty girls . Ulf n Ia r, f,, Pleasant Grove, Mary Jo VITAMINS AND Log Mumtng j. C, on new E ,570 KLUB MBS Final Pleasant Grove Rulers Bid Pres. McKay to 65 Days DO YOU TAKE OK'd PICTURE 1 Nw S y WARREN FACTORY SERVICE h Pa- - 12:30 0 Expert Repair A The Best ol Hollywood, "Operation John Wavne 5 y and wv th lervic call. 11 ytarf lam J,4 W,,t T.mple lhon.'487.7579 t lO R In .kail bull pm. Mc-ltio- n SAVE... v Movie Last of thp Comanches Brodrick Crawford and Barbara Hale Castle aPpndants. oaVs celebra find ourselves between a rock nual Straw a berry and a hard place.' tion, which opens Thursday and case of strawberries. resolution says they extended a personal invita - j The celebra special three-daWASHO supports the aims of a tion to President David O. Sat- and Thursday, Friday bill controlling junkyards along Kay of the Church of JesusiurdaVi the an- commemorating the highways but says the states Chmt of Latter-daSaints. nual straw berry harvest in Utah. should decide on such regula-(30The girls, including Straw ber- a parade. opfns tion. ry Queen Jill Wilcken, Rodeo Wrapping up the end of each Bring it in gp- p.m. Big 4 p.m. c j The Channel Five Newt (color) Dick Norse nd Tom Bradshaw 5 p.m. ADVERTISEMENT i0r 10:30 p.m. Th. Tom.ht Show (Cory Guos.s 2 Another Mgn r. the County Planningand Zoning Ad ministration is a duplication, Mr. King said in a letter to the zoning administrator, suggesting the Building Inspection Depart- mpnt makealT such' inspccts "Surely the inspector is capa- of the bje distances cheeking from property lines to the build mg,; " the letter said "If he is not capable of this elementary he certainly is not function, qualified to make inspections of this nature and should be re- placed at once. Costs Money- "This duplication of effort bytwo county departments is not only a nuisance to the builders, hut it costs money. The two spections are not in the public interest, he added. The association is composed of quailflod bulldprs and asso-cia(PS and represents the build- Jng Industry in Salt Lake Coun- ty. Mr. King said. Mr. McClure said inspections Jorlar p.m. 2:3ft Rampton's news S istrator, that association officials fee the County Building conference. Inspection Department' should! deS make inspections "at K.Hvia"d "Kayo this stage of construction." r,Hrrd and Bill MrcVof Four Star Nev.s Weather, Sports. 4 the Aisle, Honor's James Meson Deborah Kerr. Lovt Lucy. 3 p.m. Route 66 Andy of Mayberry c .If proposal passes, we will 1 Nedt'elon Tuesday Luciiie Ben, Aido Ray The World of Music Informal discussion with Conductor Herbert Grossman frnd composer Morton Gcuid, followed by Haydn's famous "Farewell Symphony," conducted by Mr Gossman 10 p.m. 2 KUTV Worldwide Newsreel, Weather, 1:25 p.m. - 5 of a life Lots Gov 7 Another World General Hosptta To Tefl the Truth Niwt. The fugitive. 1 1101 pfo. RiytsI Is both 0,11 fr0,T' 9 p.m. Kirrble can e'ear a girl mjrdpr charge by risking his own David Janssen stars with guest 4 5 p.m. 2 4 5 bv d the Naw Pacific Missile Range at Point Musu, California House Party. 12 :55 p.m. 4 News with the Women's Touch 5 tin inter 7VswShVpZhMaRndm,hs's!r? l!:30 p.m. Doctors ' in Court A ...... rflenVnHonrBd Dunn 1 Place Dr Michael 4tPeyton I Special to The Tribune The U.S. Forest ELY, NEV. Service has surveyed the Ely District of the Humbolt National Forest to determine arras ned-de- d for future recreat'onal use, Duplicated inspection of forms by his department are neces- bV thp Salt Lake County Plan - Isarv if to District Ranger zoning ordinances are to according Cox. E. Donald and ZpninS,and Building enforced. properly The new zonine ordinance nrn- inspection Departments before Areas have been "red flagJs cmcrp(p pourpd n,0 footmgs p0&pd ..has jf. ged" so they will not he used was opposed Monday by the ment section, Mr. McClure said for some oher purpose, he said. ornp Builders Association of If his offfee is to be responsible1 Foiest Service policy is to de- for GThh,S c. ,propPr zninR; ",bp tpoth" velop recreational are s as they King, association must romam in thp ordinance, are needed and contribute to executive officer, told Ralph Y. he said. recreational use of National FoMcClure, county zoning admin- rest lands. Ranger Cox Raid. - Noon 5 ouw can e.ivene,, ; Moment of Truth Flame in th. wind 3 4 5 u' " j IV A iT0ci Builders Group Protests On Concrete Inspections Tr"mDr AboVpwee 7 Bachelor Father The Rebus Game. Midday (color) T C L. B Baseball Sail Laka Baa's vs Bill Howard The Denver Bears pro- sents the plav by play action McHale's Navy Capt Binghamton and Commander (VcHale have a show down n the midst of a wi'd hillbilly hcvdown A fiat broke Petticoal Junction circus moves into the Shady Rest Hotel The French Chef 'A Flaming Souffle" A delicious dessert souffle unconventional from start to ftery finish- 8 p.m. The Tycoon Walter takes 6 physical exam and then financial em Ptre from his hospital bed The Doctors and the Nurses Part II of a tAio part story Dr Tajinski tries to ce a hotel clerk to testify to the fact that the doctor was not present at th rurrrs a.m. Light 11 7 5 News CBS 10:55 conven-Suprem- Pf.GJr,rr a.m. 10:45 Chip Away But again, they are ping away at the state's respon- siblity to do the job by holding out certain penalties and certain fund restrictions," Mr. Burton said. He was one of the lead-of- f e speakers at the WASHO tion Monday. One resolution would put WASHO on record'gainst a bill providing federa) grants for restricting. thp use of outdoor ad. 10:25 I'll Bet (color) Father Knews Best Search for Tomorrow 4 day several resolutions either Pl,oslnS or calling for more state control in proposed admin- Sirahon highway beautification blbs Taylor Burton, WASHO and administrative Prpsidprd consultant for the Utah State Road Commission, said the administration bills are each commendable in their objective. . 5 : 7:30 p.m. Call My Bluff (eoior). 4 Oonna Reed Show. 5 Love of Life 2 Drafts to Road Group - 1 vu. Only 2 S 10 Mr. Hansen, who returned to his office Monday after inspecting the explosion in the Buttercup Mine north of Fairfield, said the two menjjad placed dynamic in 28 holes, using 714 minute fuses. He said one of the fuses burned in a matter of seconds and set off a blast that ripped the two men to pieces. Killed were Rodney Jav Utz, 30, Fairfield, and Angus Young, 37, Hailey. p.m. Moment of Fear. They hate each other vet a strange mutual goal brings two men together to work side bv side on a most despa ate mission Combat. Tommy Sands guest stars as a Gl whose mabthty to kill frightened pets him and $gt Saunders captured The Red Skelton Hour Guests are Vuv cent Price and Anita Bryant. a Rope. The story of a James Dowling s 34 hours at 600 feet down in Ntf s Cave What's New. "Life in the Woodlot" and "How to Build an Igloo" Thts program shows both of these excellent films. 2 9:a.m, 2 4 5 d. 7 p.m. Newt. NBC 1 C ( -- 1 I fAy Crawford Magi-matobty signal from your movsnt by push-butto- n ing car open, closaa your garage door, turn on and off light. Comfort nd convenience m ny weather; safety after dark. Fits any door. ' Low cost. Easy terms. PHONE DA INDEPENDENTS K WHO WO Sunrlw to Sunset Con Music cn Ns KWIC-1- J7 Ksop-- tn KMUR-12- KNAK-I2- 30 Hours Oaily Music News 14 Hewn Modem Sound a a.m, fa Sunset IC 14 Hours MOfiC ksxx aa Music Newt a a.m. to unset i Daily Ntw DtvtJms Wosttrn Music Nows KBG-1- M em. to Sunset Music New Sparta CRAWFORD ' DOOR Division of OSCAR I. Of TTRAUI 917 n 00 9:30 a m. Rifle Incidents ' 6 p.m. Newsreel, Weather end Sports. Art Kent Jeff JorMitchell, Doug dan B'H Howard and Bill Marcreft Zane Grey Theatre "Vengeance Cany-- I ' 5 8:13 a.m. focused on a momentous issue. Stanton noted that the pro-Igram entitled CBS Reports had offered special broadifasis- -in the Supreme Court decision on school prayer, but that he did"; not believe they met the need, for showing the court in opera-tion Warren characterized the school prayer documentaries as SANTA FE. N , "excellent eieve ey i 0f the prfu,)dPrf contribute markedly to a better nation of State understanding of that ptoblem," cials (WASHO) he said, ' The Big News 7:30 a.m. The Today Show Technical Math 8 a.m. 2 Truth or Consequences. 2 7 2 The exchange of letters took place prior to the convening of the court for its winter session and Warren noted that he had been unable to confer with his Ethel Merman, NEW YORK advised He Stanton colleagues. that in due couise the request once described by a critic as Miss Allas" for figuratively would be presented to them. a show on her should-- j carrying Assumes Denial ers, will be given an hour of her In (he absence of any further own on the Today program word from Warren, CBS has assumed that the other justices concurred in the denial and that the matter was now closed. The court recessed for the summer last week after a term in which the constitutionality of the public accommodations section of atound the country will be in- the Civil Rights Act was upheld vaded this fall by television. The Stanton wrote to Warren on American Broadcasting Co. is 4. The Justice's reply was preparing a game show m which dated Sept. 17. contestants would race up and In seeking to win entry to the 'down aisles scooping up mcr- Court, Stanton said: chandisp The winner would be "We are persuaded that radio 'the one who selected the most and television coverage will in expensive items, no way detract from the dignity of the proceedings and .will, on the other hand, perform a groat 1 14111111 service to the public in prnvid- - 1 Ing knowledge and understand- ing. Advises Concealment Police Monday were investi- Warren was advised that cam eras could be completely con coaled and that no extra lighting, vandalism in which air rifle would be required. lpts wppe flrpd tbrouSh tbp win- 'dows of automobiles parked in various areas of the city. Window breakage was reported by Charles R.Dunn, 137 H 9 St.; Joe Mathews, 111 C St., and Julie Mack, 445 E. Broadway South). 4 7:25 a.m. 1 KUTV Report News Walter Cronkite S i BOISE (UPI) State Mine Inspector O. T. Hansen said Monday a faulty fuse, one that burned faster than the required-7minutes, apparently causpd the explosion Friday that killed two experienced miners at Fair-fiel- 5:30 p.m. 2 n reply, Warren noted that the court has had an inflexible rule to the effect that it will not permit photographs or broad-- ' casting from the courtroom when rt is in session. He added that he was sure the court "has no intention of changing that! 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