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Show DESERET Highlights ;fH y iiiiiwittiniiiiifflmmu'uiiiiiiiitiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiriiiiimi f tL Apollo Shows Apart (Cl). 5. o p.m.) presents its second chapter with tonight's pro- SRtal aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiittiHiii'iifii'n'iwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiif f : By HOWARD PEARSON ' Tuesday, May 27, 1969 jp Generations Apart, Poet, Beatles TILE-LO- G: Deseret News Television Editor Fantastic! Incredible! Unbelievable! are only three words to describe both the feat of the astronauts of Apollo 10 which carried the pictures to the world. jnd of television, ; But in this telecasting phase of tKe project, theie was a paradox. As the astro- Muts ca?Jeudo1- - ,cam eras hardly keep them in range. In fact, the viewers didnt even know whether the screen was showing the astronauts or a helicopter. gram. A Protile of DisTitled sent, this show asks questions about the difference in viewpoints of parents and young persons toward war, the draft, law and order and civil disobedience. Channel Chuckles After airing interviews with parents and their children, some experts talk about the subjects. Included are Dr. S. 1. Hayakawa, Dr. Spock, Margaret Mead and Prof. Herbert Marcuse, ideological father of the left. Imagine all the pictures from 256,000 miles in space. Think back on the clarity of the projection and die steadiness of the pictures. The flight above the surface of the moon being carried into homes and offices all over was jjst one of televisions incredible ability. But then as the astronauts came into Earths pull and atm- 7:00 7Whei s New Th Greatest Gifts 7:30 TUESDAY MEWING Generations paradox ' NEWS, 't by (Btst possibilities at select Howerd Pearson ere llsteo in imall ere bold type- - Lirw held Md advertisements). (c) Denotes Cel' (c. rurun) (c rurun) 5 Doris Dev (c. rurun) 7.Americen Port, Edgar Lae Mailers, author rt "Soeon River Anthology" KCPX 5 7 G Newt c). 2 TV2 5:30 (t). Hard Day's Night National Mews 4 WALTER CRONICITE CBS Evening Nuws 7 Spectrum. 11 Japan (c). 6:00 2 TV2 NEWS AT 6 Eubank it Mitchell, Marciroft Howard, g CHANNEL 5 EYEWITNESS 7 Flouring It Out Mountain Rocky MlsttrocerC Neignoornood ici. i Th. Saint (c) .ncounttri gem (hour). 4 Mod Squad (c, rtrun) guot Yvonn Craig (hour). t-Skelton (c, rtrun) met! Lana Cantrell (hour). II Upon This Rock. I- 6:65 7 I Tebernoc e Choir (c). Summer It Guideoosu. Report. eon 10:00 7 i Farm (0. 2 .m. and Today Show and KUTV Nawe Caetam Kangaioo (c, hour). The Service f (c). Another lAortd (eL General Hospital (c) Secret Storm c) 7 Yog Don't Say c) Life to Liva (c)a Edge of Night (c). 355-623- 7 nltkl v Service Cer . Ui( Cr4il OR COLOR Hear Servlet Ike l4.Jier Color-Ne- r k-A- rHT BIACKWHITE V 1:30 $ pr k 1:90 2 4 5 FACTORY Thlnt 12:30 Doctc-- s fc' Oating Gama (c Light tr 45 a.m. osphere, television couldnt get the Apollo in proper perspective and not even the zoom lense could bring the Apollo into focus when it splashed down. This was in contrast to Apollo 9, which was shown at close range as it splashed down. Of course, on Apollo 10, the splashdown was in early dawn, so this might have explained tee difference. Days ot Our Lives e). Game (c) 5 Love Is a (c). 8 m It Takes Two (c). 5 Lucy ic). 4 Perry Mason (hour). The Frindly Giant. I Noon t a.m. the West (c). Franir (c, hour minutes). tr 2 TV NEWS AT 10 llin Kent it Mitchell, Howard Eubank, tn followed 6:45 S Today m 4- -F iremen 5.00 a Let's Make a Deal (c). 5 A. the World Turns, a.m. Bie Colonal New (c). Island. 7 Do You Read MeT (c hour). 11 Carousel Paid Advertisement ll:3il a.m. Understand ng Our Wortd Viewers' Digest A a.m. 4:53 U Hidden Faces (c) 7 a.m. 6:15 9:30 KUED Magerrw a.m. 6:05 a.m. Batman (c). Performance. 7 (c). 11 a.m. Match Gamp ic), followed by Carp. Ivn Dunn (c). House (c). 5 Midday (c) and Paul Harvey (c). a.m, 4:30 Nevw Dr-t- CBS Morning News (c, hour). $ tars 7 10:33 Gin- Semester. 6 iMery GrWIn (e, W minute), a Captain Scotty (cl. (c). 7 Eva Gus (c), and CBS News (c). 4 Funny You Should Ask (c). 5 Search for Tomorrow (c). WEDNESDAY VIEWING 5:25 Farm ktport, 5:30 3.30 Figuring It Cut 10 a.m. 7 Jfopardy (c). 4 Bewitched 5 Love ot Ufa (c), and CBS c). 10:30 Show (cl. J Pay Carde (c). 4:00 a.m. 7 weather and sports (c). Movie, "Kitty Foyle." starring ger Rogers and Dennis Morgan 3:20 J Cosmetic For It 9:40 Midnight 2 2:3.3 Women". World a.m. 9:35 You Asked A 11:30 Seneratlorti S -- Hollywood Squares (c). a Mrvrmnp News (c) y- - Dick Van Dvke Bisnnp (c) guest stars Vinca and Edwards, Virginia Graham, Jams Paige (to minutes). "Winning Team," starring Dors Day and Ronald Reagan. 9:00 Outdoors. 6:30 4Joey Takes 9 Tnef (c, rurun) euest Aiev Oreler. Lee Meredith and William Srmthgrs nouf) c rerun) guest Campbell lGltn stars the Smothers Brothers and Bobble Gentry (hour). For A Changing Society 7 Educating 1)Amricen Diaiooue, "Tex Law" 4 6:15 7 Fonda, Tom Jones, Joe Namath Memo 11 With Nourse, Welti and James 11 SHOW-Ja- ne 8:39 MEWS Newsa 4 5 Doug'as fc, 90 minutes), Paul Harvey (e). 7 11:00 Apart" (c), Part M of a CBS series on thr genera tion gap (hour). 7 Golden Spike Centennial This is and produce by KUgD, KBYU KWSU. It concerns the passing of passenger service on the railroads (hour). of Genealogy. -"- 5 Top local News! Other major highlights tonight include American Poet (Ch. 7, 7:30 p.m.) which studies Edgar Lee Masters and his Spoon River Anthology, which have figured in special TV and local drama programs; NEC Movie (Ch. A 2. 8 p.m.) which reruns Hard Days Night, starring The Beatles, and Golden Spike Centennial (Ch. 7, 6 p.m.) which presents an hour-lonstudy of railroading and the decline of passenger business. S Mika 4- a.m. 9:30 Tonight Show (c) guest stars actor George Steal and toiksrneers Aria Seevar Girtbnt and Pete (? minutes). Run For Your Live (c, hour), 2 2:30 9 a.m. nauty (c) 7p?r$ Jac Lalanne (c). 5 Aivjv Gnffi'h (c). 10:30 DICK CAVETT it New Psychology Tuesday Movie THE BEATLES' 4 Maverick (hour). NEWS figuring it Out 7 2:00 the Aisle a Dark Shaoows Cct $ Linklatter Show (c). Two on 2 Concentration c) a Beverly liillb'lhes, (cl 5 Romper Room (c). followed by KSL 2 With Nourse, Welti and James 8:00 SparUmen Afield. rouse: 5 Top P D. hA. Ili9n s Island (c). Munlky-Bnnklt- Y 4--N 5:00 4- CHANNEL 5 it EYEWITNESS a.m. 8:30 Most Complete 5 Tun 4 Ui4 TV. ve 555 SOUTH STATC Ai c THRU SAT. OPEN AT 8 mf irairaffiMS Otherwise, the telecasting was beautifully done, another all the way, another wonderful accomplishment you are sure cant be done, but you see it right before your eyes so gem you know its true. News, Documentary Awards Although the programs have been criticized in congressional circles, two shows dealing with hunger in the U.S. have won Emmy awards. The honors are being announced now. according to the Television Academy of Arts and Sciences so they will be more meaningful than if the first announcement were to come during the annual ceremony June 8. which was telecast on CBS ReHunger in America, of in the U.S. on the Huntley-rinkle- y and Hunger coverage ds, report on seven different days, won outstanding achievement in documentary and within regular news shows, ; respectively. Hunger in America was denounced as misleading after its showing last May by the then secretary of Agriculture, Orville L. Freeman. Last Friday a House Appropriations sub- committee issued a report which charged the program staged incidents. In the category of programs within news shows, an award went to Charles Kuralt for On the Road and to John Laurence of CBS for Police after Chicago. CBS News Reports and Broadcasts won the Emmy for outstanding achievement in covering special events for cov- erage of Martin Luther King assassination and aftermath. , included . on Public Broadcast Laboratory, also division. Law and Order, won In the documentary WITH 15 MOS. FREE REPLACEMENT 30 MOS. GUARANTEE Programs receiving Emmy awards for cultural telecasts included Justice Black and the Dont Count the Candles, Supreme Court, and A Great American Novel, all on CBS News, and Man Who Dances, Edward Villella on Bell Telephone Hour. NOW NOW NOW tn Other winners in the documentary division were to Perry Wolff and Andrew Rooney, writers of Black History: Lost, on the CBS series, Of Black America. stolen Or Strayed, Individual achievements In documentaries also went to Walter Dombrow and Jerry Sims for cinematography on !The Great American Novel, and to Tom Pettit for The Secrets of Secrecy on NBCs First Tuesday series. This V plus (ad. tox and old tiro plus fed. fax and old tiro Black Black tubeless That Sin 21.95 , . . , . 2.07 23.95 .. 2.21 735-- 1 host of You Dont Say, received many gifts from viewers when he announced on the program that he and his wife were expecting their fourth child. He donated the gifts to a home for parentless children. He said he appre--( ciated the gifts, but he felt funny in keeping them. Mickey Callan, formerly of Occasional Wife, is working ;gain. He was cast in a major role in a movie, In Name His real wife, Pat Harty, has decided to be more Only. selective about shows. 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