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-PITTSBURGH POSTGAZETTE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1973- -37- Complete Television Programs for Wednesday IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII TV KEY PREVIEWS (33) TV-11 News (J3) Mister Rogers A luggler performs at Negri's Music Shoo. It's "Poetry Day" In the Neigh borhood-of-Make-Believe a sood tirnt to express feelings. (Z) NBC News 7:00 P. 31. CD Local News To Tell the Truth (53) NBC News (53) Electric Company Truth or Consequences CD News (33) Bonanza 7:30 P.

31. CD Family Counselor 1 My Parent's Don't Care" (Part I). The Family Counselor Is approached for help when a young girl is threatened with haying to repeat a ninth grade for the third time. After seeing a Family Counselor, the girl attempts suicide. What's My Line? (53) Mouse Factory (33) Newsroom Parent Game (7) Dragnet Partridge Family (33) Bonanza (Cont.) 11:00 P.

31. CD Animal World Love Thy Neighbor (See TV Key) Today's fop shows as previewed by reporters in Hollywood, New York and Pittsburgh. 8:00 p. m. Love Thy Neighbor.

"The Grass Is Always Greener." There's panic among the neighbors tonight when a marijuana-like weed is discovered in the Wilson backyard. The result is a moderately entertaining comedy featuring people rushing about, surprise visits by the police, and gags about Charlie's messy yard and Ferguson's expertise as a horticulturist. 8:30 p. m. Wednesday Movie of the Week.

"Goodnight, My Love." (1972). (Repeat). Even though this is a rather faded carbon copy of those Bogart-Bacall thrillers of the 1940s, it's fun to see Barbara Bain trying the Bacall bit (blonde, shoulder pads, red lipstick, Richard Boone playing a much older, tireder, heavier version of Bogey's gumshoe; and Michael Dunn cast as his wise-cracking, dwarf-sidekick. Everyone goes around spouting tight-lipped jargon, and even the sinister fat man (Victor Buono) is on hand to complete the picture. 8:30 p.

m. Madigan. "The Manhattan Beat." (Repeat). Richard Widmark's no-nonsense, gruff and cynical New York cop, Madigan, made his series debut with this auspicious show. Filmed on Gotham's seamy streets, and cast with a knowing eye and ear, the episode captures the abrasive, jungle-like feel of New York, as Madigan goes after a pair of vicious muggers who specialize in near-empty elevator attacks.

The combination of Widmark's presence, decent material, and a fine supporting cast turns this into a fine action show. 10:00 p. m. Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law. "Some People in a Park." (Repeat).

Arthur Hill's portrayal of Owen Marshall is so human and convincing, it can carry almost any episode, including some that are farfetched. A young girl who claims to have had a platonic relationship with an airline pilot, many years her senior, is charged with his murder, after having been seen running in the park where he was killed. Marshall's investigations and deductions are interesting and valid, but the part of the tale that deals with the girl and her attachment to the pilot is hard to believe. Ililiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiilll Spoof on Movies Toniaht Barbara Bain hirei the unlikely team of Richard Boone and Michael unn to find her missing boy friend and $400,000 in mob money in "Goodnight, My Love," an affectionate spoof of the classic private-eye films on "Wednesday Movie of the Week" tonight on Channel 4 at 8:30. Critics' Views Aired Networks Bending To Honor Protests By JOHN O'CONNOR Nw York Times New Service NEW YORK The networks can't be all bad.

In the face of several recent incidents in which they were accused of bias by some special interests hounded by various pressure groups and rebuffed by a group of advertisers, they are almost beginning to look heroic. CD KDKA (CBS)-Pittsbnrh WTAE (ABC)-Pittsburgh WnC (NBC)-Pittsburgh H) WQED (PBS)-Pittsburgh WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown uj 4 hed.ng B) WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenvllle WTAJ (CBS) Altoona Black and white 5:55 33) Farm Report 0:00 A. M. (2 The Making of (ED Quest 1:0533) Farm, Home, Garden 6:20 fljj) Farm News 6:30 A. M.

(3) Summer Semester COD Radius 6:50 (3) News 6:55 Jobs Now 7:00 A. M. CD (5) (J News CD Ladybug's Garden (ED CD Today 7:30 A. M. CD News Leave It to Beaver (ED CB CD Today (Cont.) 8:00 A.

HI. G) Capt. Kangaroo (D AM Pittsburgh Guests: Dr. William Green, Asst. Plttsburoh Public Schools; student Morion Crolle, ond Plttsburoh Federation of Teachers head Al Fondv.

Also, chamol-on bowler Paula Sperber demonstrates her winning style. (ED CD Today (Cont.) 8:30 A. M. CD Kangaroo (Cont.) AM Pittsburgh (Cont.) (ED CD Today (Cont.) 9:00 A. M.

Match Game '73 AM Pittsburgh (Cont.) CQ) Captain Jim CD Romper Room (7) Phil Donahue New Zoo Revne (33) Sesame Street 9:30 A. 91. CD Truth or Consequences Movie "Chortle Chan's Murder Crulst." (1940) (DD Capt. Jim (Cont.) (6) Romper Room (Cont.) CD Phil Donahue (Cont.) With Sue (JjJ) Sesame Street (Cont.) 10:00 A. 31.

CD Joker's Wild Movie (Cont.) COD CD Dinah's Place Actor Ricardo Montalban does a dramatic readlna trim "Don Jual In Hell" and talks about his philosophy of chlldrearing. (Repeat) A. 31. CD CS $10,000 Pyramid Movie (Cont.) CCO CD Baffle 11:00 A. HI.

S) Gambit immimiiiimiiimiiimiiiiiiiiii Betty Garrett Joins Bunkers Comedienne-actress Betty Garrett has been signed for a major continuing role in "All in the Family" by Executive Producer Norman Lear and Producer John Rich. Miss Garrett will portray Irene Lorenzo, a self-sufficient Irish lady married to a semi-retired Italian, played by Vincent Gardenia. The program will begin its fourth season Sept. 15 on CBS. Sada Thompson, previously set Miss Garrett's role, has withdrawn from the production on the grounds that her performing in the show in Hollywood would be a hardship for her family living in the East.

Merv Griffin CD Green Acres Flintstones (53) Gilligan's Island 5:00 P. 31. CD Mike Douglas (Cont.) Bonanza (Cont.) (33) Movie (Cont.) (33) Sesame Street Merv Griffin (Cont.) CD Champions Star Trek (33) Green Acres 5:30 P. 31. CD I Dream of Jeannie OLD CD Adam-12 'The Surortse.

Officers Mallov and Reed investigate rasn 01 commercial burglaries. i Summer Film Festival "The Scarlet Letter." From the pages of the Nathaniel Hawthorne classic, one of the most enduring stories of American literature, Victor Seastrom recreates old Puritan Salem ond Hester Prvnne. Lillion Gish is Hester, Lars Hanson Is Arthur Dimmesdale, Henry B. Walthall Is Dr. Prynne, Karl Dane is Giles, and Marcel le Cordav is Mistress Hibblns.

i(33) Sonny Cher 8:30 P. 31. CD CD Pirate Baseball Pittsburgh vs. Houston Movie (See TV Key) (33) Madigan (See TV Key) (J3) Film Festival (Cont.) (J Sonny and Cher (Cont.) Ulllllllillllllllllltlllllllllllllllllt Movies On TV 9:30 a. m.

"Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise." (1940) Charlie stalks a murderer on board a luxury liner. Sidney Toler, Lionel Atwell. 4:00 p. m. (JJ) "Man in the Middle." (1964) Story concerns an American sergeant stationed in India at the end of World War II, who causes a minor rift between England and the United States.

Mit-chum, France Nuyen, Trevor Howard. 8:30 p.m. "Goodnight, My Love." (1972) See TV Key for details. 11:30 p. m.

CD "Side Street." (1950) The story of two young people who are over their heads in love and trouble. Farley Granger, Cathy O'Don-nell. 11:30 p. m. "The Guns of Fort Petticoat." (1957) Civil War lieutenant trains women in Texas to protect themselves against Indian attacks while their husbands are away.

Audie Murphy, Kathryn Grant. Black and white. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllll Highlights on Radio In a compromise arrangement designed to assuage American Medical Association objections to a documentary Win Fanning is on vacation. called "What Price the a i a 1 Broadcasting Company devoted a hefty portion of a 's "Today" show to an interview with Dr. Russell B.

Roth, president of the AMA. He delivered the organization's views on such controversial issues as malpractice suits, medical injuries and spiraling health-care costs. ROTH, HOWEVER, was not nearly as convincing as the documentary. His comments tended to dissipate in vague generalities. For instance, when told by Frank McGee that a government report estimated medical Injuries at between $1 million and $2 million yearly, he noted that "these statistical games we play can misleading." Meanwhile NBC had performed its ostensible duty.

Not to be outdone in the department of assuaging, the Columbia Broadcasting System's morning news featured a studio interview with Robert Beusse, a spokesman for the United States Catholic Conference, an organization in the forefront of a campaign to Bowling for Dollars (IT) Movie (Cont.) (53) Sesame Street (Cont.) Merv Griffin (Cont.) (7) Champions Star Trek (Cont.) (33) 1 Dream of Jeannie 6:00 P. 31. CD 03) L0081 New 03) Hodgepodge Lodge "Plants That Burn Your Tongue." Mlsi Jean and her friends taste peppergrass. CD 03) News 6:30 P. 31.

CS CBS News News Smith-Reasoner tra and piano soloist Rudolf Firkusny in Berlioz' "Overture to Benevenuto Stravinsky's "Scherzo a la Russe," "Fireworks" and "Capriccio for Piano and other selections. 8:15 m. (KDKA AM 1020) Pirate Baseball. Pittsburgh vs. Houston.

9:00 p. m. (KDKA Classic Nights. Bartok's "The Wooden Prince Hindemith's "Concert Music for Strings and Stravinsky's "Circus Polka." 9:00 p. m.

Command Performance. The original soundtrack of "Lost Horizon." Broadcasts in Stereo. Era 7 lit NOW AT SUITE 1212 BIGELOW APTS. INDOOR PARKING All Bnnchei of Dentistry Plate Repairs White You Weit DR. RALPH H.BAUM 9:00 P.

31. CD 'CD Baseball (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) Madigan (Cont.) (33) Film Festival (Cont.) i Dan August 9:30 P. 31. CD CD Baseball (Cont.) Movie (Cont.) (S3) Madigan (Cont.) 03) Performance Jazz "The O'Donel Lew Trio." Jazr guitarist O'Donel Levy leads his trio In "We've Only Just Begun," "Intrepid Fn "Angel Eyes," "Cherries," "I'll Closi My Eves," ''Never Say Goodbye" and "Going to Detroit." Dan August (Cont.) P. 31.

CD CD Baseball (Cont.) Owen Marshall (See TV Key) Q3) SEARCH "The Adonis File." Lockwood Is hired to solve a kidnapclno but becomes suspicious of the set-up. Bill Blxby guest stars. 03) Newsroom Cannon 10:30 P. 31. CD CD Baseball (Cont.) Owen Marshall (Cont.) (33) SEARCH (Cont.) Q3) International Performance "Tchaikovsky Symphony No.

7." Edouard Van I conducts France's ORTF Philharmonic Orchestra in Tchaikovsky's last and little-known "unfinished" symphony, reconstructed from his workbooks in the lvAO's and first played for the public 70 years after the composer's death. Cannon (Cont.) 11:00 P. 31. CD 03) Local News CD News OJ) International Performance (Cont.) 11:30 P. 31.

GD Movie "Side Street." (1950) Movie "The Guns of Fort Petticoat." (1957) -33) CD Tonight Guests: Jack Kluoman, Stan Kann, ond Marcel Marceau, Guest host Is Joey Bishop. 11:30 (B) Book Beat. 'The Making of the President T972." Theodore H. White talks about h's fourth narrative history aoout Amerlcon politics in action. White answers such Questions as: Why did Nixon go to Peking and what happened there? What kind of men surround tht President? How did Watergate occur? 1:00 Super Pro Wrestling 1:30 (4) Jack Paar Tonite Guests: Bronlslaw Kaper, composer singer Diana Trask, and a filmed interview witn Maicoim Muggeriage.

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M. (3D Love of Life Brady Bunch CCD CS Hollywood Squares 11:55 (2 News CD (TJ) Local News Password Jeopardy CS News (51 Young and the Restless 12:20 CD Fashions In Sewing 12:30 I. M. CD H) Search for Tomorrow Split Second 1 (DO CZ) Who, What or Where 12:55 U) CD News 1:00 P. 31.

CD Marie Torre Special aueat Is conductor-musician Skltch Henderson. It's Yoor Bet (TT) Another World CB News CD Jeopardy All My Children (53) John Riley 1:15 Religion Today 1:30 P. 31. (J) Marie Torre (Cont.) Let's Make a Deal CO) Three on a Match As the World Turns 2:00 P. M.

CD Guiding Light Newlywed Game (DO CD Days of 0ur Lives 2:30 P. 31. CD 33) Edge of Night Girl in My Life (DO CD Doctors 3:00 P. 31. CD '5 Pce Is Right General Hospital (D) Ben Casey CD Another World 3:30 P.

31. CD Secret Storm Munsters 03) Ben Casey (Cont.) CD Return to Peyton Place Match Game '73 4:00 P. 31. CD Mike Douglas Co-host Is Shlrlev Bossev. Guests: Lynn Corter, Leonard Barr, Duval and Trina( and the Gustafsons.

Flintstones JD Movie "Man In the Middle." (1964) CD Somerset (TJ Secret Storm 4:30 P. 31. CD Mike Douglas (Cont.) Bonanza "The Duke." Hoss teaches a double lesson to an arroaont London prize fighter who comes to Virginia City looking for challenges. (3JJ Movie (Cont.) liiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii 'Mike Douglas Show' Set for California "The Mike Douglas Show" will originate from Lake Ta-hoe and San Francisco for three weeks this fall. Two weeks will be done at Harrah's, Tahoe, beginning Sept.

24. On Oct. 8, the program will move to San Francisco for a week. In both places, the Group shows will be taped before live audiences but will include features filmed in picturesque settings in the Tahoe resort area of California and in the bay area of the port city. Air date for the shows will be announced later.

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In the second, which was seen on the more "courageous" CBS affiliates last night, Maude decides to get an abortion. Beusse's main point was that the two programs, masquerading as "entertainment," were "propagandizing" for abortion. Yet, in a gesture that almost makes up for the network's failing to pick up the renewal option on "Bridget Loves Bernie," a popular series strongly attacked by some Jewish groups, CBS is not backing down. Why? Robert D. Wood, president of CBS, offers two reasons: not to rerun them would "suggest we made a mistake the first time around," and "if you start collapsing to one (pressure group), you're quickly going to have a long line of others outside your door." The fact is that the two "Maude" episodes were not "propagandizing" for a r-tion.

They are not suggesting, as has been charged, that the taking of life is "a funny matter." The humor revolves around the absurd aspects of the well-established, predictably wise-cracking character of Maude's getting pregnant at the age of 47. peat after many protests he couldn't specify how many. AN ALBERT O-Culver spokesman said his firm sponsored both November episodes. However, after heavy protests coupled with heavy mail against television's increased frankness a new policy was created. He said the company tells protesters its policy now is "not to buy time on entertainment programs in which such controversial subjects as drug addiction, deviate sex practices and abortion are treated facetiously or as material for comedy." CONCERNED PARENTS: A New Kind Of High School May Be The Answer little tension highly individualized advance of one's best rote a chance to make up for lost time.

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pirtt January 1974. ISC i I Suit 210, lor Glol last night repeat episode of "Maude" on the CBS Tele- vision network. Tn Viaf sViAtir 3 All HIBt H1IVII, Bca Arthur as Maude decides to have an abortion. At that time, 39 CBS affiliates refused to carry the show, which had no spon sors. Before Miss Arthur that show, Catholic and anti-abortion groups were attacking CBS for scheduling repeats of the two "Maude" episodes, claiming that the shows advocated abortion in the guise of comedy.

CBS emphatically denied this. LAST FRIDAY, a coalition of 18 groups that urge the relaxation of abolition of laws against abortion held a news conference here to denounce the protesters and praise CBS' courage in repeating the shows. They also said they are starting a national boycott against seven corporations they accused of withdrawing advertising from the two "Maude" shows because of pressure from anti-abortion groups. The pro-abortion groups identified the companies they were mad at as Mennen, Alberto-Culver, General Mills, American Home Products, J. B.

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