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?:30-Ch. 4-RAWHIDE- Gold Fever." Victor Jory plays an old prospector who convinces

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1:30—Ch. 4—ROUTE «—' "There I Am—There I—Always Am.*' Tod and Buz axe skin-diving when a girl swims in with a case of champagne.

9 » . h 17-LORENZ ON FILM —"Fight for Life." One of Pare Lorentz's films is shown and analyzed. 90 min.

• :3 t -Ch. t - S P E C I A L—"The Andy Williams Show." with Dick Van Dyke, Ann Margret and Andy Griffith. One hour in color.

l * M - € h . 4-TWILIGHT ZONE— "The Dummy." with Cliff Rob­ertson as a ventriloquist whose dummy has a mind of his own.

l t :M — Ch. 7 — CORRCPTORS -"License to Steal." A story of a prizefight mismatch which turns into tragedy.

10;3©-Ch. 4 - E Y E W I T N E S S —Walter Cronkite interviews Soviet cosmonaut Map. Gher-man Titov. Charles Colling-wood is host

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ONLY—Dr. Alan Kuntz, direc­tor of the Student Testing Cen­

ter at University of Buffalo, is interviewed.

I :30-WHLD-FM- CONCERT -Dinner music.

7: l t -WBEN-SPECIAL - Red Barber's "Sports-a-Rama" dis­cusses the Kentucky Derby.

11:1S-WEBR—NIGHT WATCH-A new album by "The Three Suns."

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Winners will be announced on a special telecast originating in Hollvwood. New York City and Washington. D.C., on the NBC-TV network and Ch. 2 at 10 Tuesday night, May 22.

OMISSIONS—Two of the best shows of the year, the orbital flight of Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. and "Tour of the White House" with Mrs. John F. Ken­nedy, were removed from com­petition because of pooled net­work coverage.

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"Shining Image" on "Dr. Kil-dare," a truly remarkable per­formance; Inger Stevens in 'The Price of Tomatoes," a Dick Powell show; and Ethel Waters, who also was very good in "Goodnight Sweet Blues" on "Route 66."

EIGHT PICKS—Eight nomina­tions for awards in various cate­gories were won by both "Vic­toria Regina" and the "Ben Casey" series. Scowling Vincent Edwards probably will win best series performance by sheer popularity.

He's up against Paul Burke of "Naked City"; George Maharis, "Route 66"; E. G. Marshall, "The Defenders", and another TV doctor, Jackie Cooper of "Hennesey." The popular Rich­ard Chamberlain of "Dr. Kil-dare" failed to win a nomina­tion.

We'll stick out a vulnerable neck and choose these others in the major categories:

Humor: Bob Newhart, against Andy Griffith, Red Skelton, "Hazel" and "Car 54."

Drama: "Victoria Retina." Opposition is "Ben C a s e y " : "The Defenders"; "Dick Powell Show"; "Naked City": "People Need People" on "Alcoa Pre­miere."

V a r i e t y : "Garry Moore Show." It's unfair to pit a good continuous series like this, Per­ry Como's show and Walt Dis­ney's hour against such excel­lent specials on a one-shot basis as Edie Adams* "Here's Edie" and Judy Garland's show.

OTHERS — Music: "Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Japan." Opposi­tion, "Bell Telephone Hour"; NBC Opera, and ABC's "The Thief and the Hangman."

Best series actress: Gertrude Berg. She faces Cara Williams, Donna Reed, Shirley Booth and a surprise entry, Mary Stuart of the daytime series, "Search for Tomorrow."

Best single performance by an actor in a leading role: Mickey Rooney in "Somebody's Wait­ing," a Dick Powell Show offer­

ing. He faces s t r p g competition from Milton Befc in the dra­matic "Doyle A g a i n s t the House," also oal Dick Powell, whose show camJkip with anoth­er nominee, Peter Falk in "The Price of TomatoJI." Others are Lee Marvin in If'People Need People" of "Alrioa Premiere" and James Donap in "Victoria Regina."

PICKS-Educalonal - v> . i- i i c affairs: "Close-uf* on ABC-TV, the beautifully done documen­tary series whicl is also up for program of the year with its "Walk in My Sl ies" segment. Other nominees are CBS Re­ports, David Briapey's Journal, Howard K. Smi| | , NBC White Paper, and A B C | "Wide World of Sports."

Single or seriel musical-vari­ety performance:!Judy Garland, over Edie Adamsj Carol Burnett, Perry Como, Y|fes Montand's Children; C a p t a i n Kangaroo, over Leonard Bwnstein, " 1 , 2, :t—Go." "Shari Lewis Show," "Update" and tfelt Disney.

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