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MAC DATED PROGRAM FOR OCTOBER 1970 75ii
FOLIO -DIAL: MOST COMPLETE FM AND STEREO PROGRAM LISTINGS
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FM PROGRAM INDEX ALL-NIGHT PROGRAMS
Monday thru Friday 12 Mid. WPAT The Night Show
WPIX Manhattan After Hours
WBAI Radio Unnameable with Bob Fass
WFME Nightwatch (to 6 a.fn.)
WRFM Stereo 'till Dawn WNCN Music Through the
Night with Fleetwood til 8 a.m.)
12:05 a.m. WTF,1 ivloondial 1:00 a.m. WNYC While the City Sleeps 2:00 a.m. WNE.V Alison Steele
Monday 12 Mid. WKC 2 Unidentified
Ito 3:00 a.m.) 1:00 a.m. WNY 3 While the City Sleeps
Tuesday 12 Mid. WKCR
Wednesday 12 Mid. WKCR
Mother Nature's Son (to 3:00 a.m.)
Journey to the End of the Night (to 3:00 a.m.)
Thursday 12 Mid. WKCR All Night with Bill
Taylor (to 3:00 a.m.)
Friday 12 Mid. WKCR Time for Livin'
(to 3:00 a.m.)
Saturday 12 Mid. WBAI The Outside-
Steve Post WNCN Music Through the
Night with Fleetwood (tit 8 a.m.)
12:Q5 a.m.
Sunday 2 Mid.
WPAT Night Show WPIX Manhattan After
Hours WFME Nightwatch
(to 6 a.m.) WRFM Stereo 'till Dawn WNYC While the City Sleeps WKCR One Man's Music
(to 3 a.m.) WTFM Moondial
WNCN Music Through the Night with Fleetwood (til 8 a.m.)
WNYC While the City Sleeps WPAT Night Show WPIX Manhattan After
Hours WFME Nightwatch (to 6 a.m.) WBAI The Outside-
Steve Post
WRFM Stereo 'till Dawn WKCR Absolutely Free
(to 3 a.m.)
OPERA
Monday 8:30 p.m. WRVR Opera on the
Lighter Side
Wednesday 8:05 p.m. WSOU
8:30 p.m. WNYC
Thursday 8:05 p.m. WNCN 8:30 p.m. WSTC 9:06 p.m. WQXR
Friday 2:45 p.m. WNYE
8:00 p.m. WFUV
Saturday 1:05 p.m. WNCN
2:05 p.m. WNCN
2:06 p'.m. WQXR 9:00 p.m. WKCR
Sunday. 10:00 a.m. WBAI 10:30 a.m. WQXR 11:00 a.m. WNYC
12:10 p.m. WQXR
3:00 p.m. WFUV
8:05 p.m. WDHA 9:05 p.m. WVNJ
10:00 p.m. WALK
JAZZ
Monday thru Frida 7:00 a.m. WRVR
12 Noon W'LIB
4:00 p.m. WLIB 5:30 p.m. WRVR
8:00 p.m. WLIB 10:00 p.m. WRLB
12 Mid. WCTC WFAS
Monday 8:15 p.m. 9:00 p.m.
11:00 p.m.
WJLK WVHC WFMU
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Wednesday Night at the Opera Wednesday Night at the Opera
Opera Excerpts Opera in FM The Vocal Scene
The Man and His Music A Box at the Opera
Opera Highlights with Francis Robinson The Saturday Afternoon Opera The Opera House Saturday Night at the Opera
Golden Voices Gilbert & Sullivan Living Opera with John -Charles Miller International Operetta Gilbert & Sullivan Matinee The Opera House Great Albums of Opera The Opera
Just Jazz with Ed Beach The Al Roberts Show Ed Williams Show Just Jazz with Ed Beach (repeat) Guy 6olston Art Vincent, The Art of Jazz Show. The Midnight Muse Music After Hours
Directions in Jazz Jazz Scene Little Clear Stream with Lorrie Wyatt (til 2 a.m.)
12 Mid. WKCR
Tuesday 10:00 p.m. WFUV
Wednesday 11:00 p.m. WFMU
12 Mid. WKCR
Unidentified
Jazz Horizons
Little Clear Stream with Lorrie Wyatt (til 2 a.m.) Journey to the End of the Night
Thursday 9:00 p.m. WVHC World of Jazz
Friday 10:00 p.m. WSTC
WSOU
Saturday 11:00 a.m. WALK
2:00 p.m. WBAI
4:00 p.m. WRVR
6:00 p.m. WBAB WKCR WRVR
7:00 p.m.
7:05 p.m. 8:00 p.m.
Sunday 5:00 p.m.
WRVR
WDHA WLIB WRVR
WBAB
Jazz Idols Impressions with Jack Lyons
The Big Bands Are Here Jazz with A.B. Spellman Jazz with Father O'Connor The Grooveyard Jazz Projections More Jazz with Max Cole Father O'Connor's Jazz Anthology Dick Neeld Guy Colston Just Jazz with Ed Beach The Grooveyard with Bob Washington
WKCR Jazz for a Sunday Afternoon
5:30 p.m. WLIB Black Experience with Raul Hardie
6:00 p.m. WBAB The Grooveyard WKCR Jazz for Sunday
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Afternoon 8:00 p.m. WBAB The Grooveyard with
Bob Washington 9:00 p.m. WKCR Jazz Til Midnight
FOLK MUSIC
Monday 7:00 p.m. WKCR 7:05 p.m. WSOU
7:30 p.m. WSOU 8:00 p.m. WKCR
WCOU
9:05 p.m. WSOU
9:30 p.m. WSOU
11:00 p.m. WFMU
12 Mid. WKCR
Tuesday 7:00 p.m. WVHC
Bharat Darshan InterXational Music with Sal Santoro Sounds of Judea Bharat Darshan Music of Lithuania with Dr. Jack J. Stukas Pageant of Ireland with Rita Murphy Polka Party with Stan Kosäkowski Little Clear Stream with Lorrie Wyatt (til 2 a.m.) Banana Bag
Strictly Folk
7:30 p.m. WQXR 12 Mid. WKCR
Wednesday 7:00 p.m. WVHC
WKCR 9:30 p.m. WVHC
11:00 p.m. WFMU
Thursday 7:00 p.m. WKCR 8:30 p.m. WNYC
Friday 7:00 p.m. WKCR 8:15 p.m. WJLK 9:00 p.m. WSOU
12 Mid. WCTC WKCR
Saturday 9:00 a.m. WKCR
12:15 p.m. WJLK 2:00 p.m. WKCR 4:05 p.m. WDHA 5:00 p.m. WKCR 6:05 p.m. WNCN 7:00 p.m. WVHC 7:06 p.m. WQXR
Sunday 12 Noon WKCR
1:00 p.m. WKCR 2:00 p.m. WKCR
2:06 p.m. WQXR
5:45 p.m. WBAI 6:00 p.m. WNYC
8:00 p.m. WKCR
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Monday thru Friday 11:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m.
10:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m.
WBAB WHBI WHBI WEVD WHBI WHBI WSOU
7:30 p.m. WHBI
Monday 7:00 p.m. WKCR 5:30 p.m. WHBI. 8:00 a.m. WHBI 9:30 p.m. WAWZ
Tuesday 7:00 p.m. WKCR 8:00 p.m. WHBI 8:30 p.m. WHBI 9:30 p.m. WAWZ
Sounds of Israel Mother Nature's Son
It's Folk Cafe Internationale Western Star (Country & Western) Little Clear Stream with Lorrie Wyatt (til 2 a.m.)
Songs of the Sabras Adventures in Folk Music
Caribbean Concert Folk Concert Folk Bag with Tom Haran and Frank Pechillo Folk Music Time for Livin'
Strangers and Cousins Country Concerts Folkus Grass Roots of Music Caribbean Concert The French Hour Shades of Folk Woody's Children
The Haitian Hour Music of Africa Can Blue Men Sing the Whites? Folk Music of the World Country Music Folksong Festival with Oscar Brand Songs of the Sabras
The Italian Hour Spanish Italiana German Italian Brazilian International Music with Sal Santoro Greek
Bharat Darshan Greek Argentina Hungarian
Salut Les Copains Spanish Yugoslavian Russian
Wednesday 8:30 p.m. WHBI Armenian 9:30 p.m. WAWZ Russian
Thursday 1:30 p.m. WNYE La Bonne
Adventure 7:00 p.m. WKCR Songs of the Sabras 8:30 p.m. WHBI Yugoslavian 9:30 p.m. WAWZ Italian
Friday 4:15 a.m. WNYC French in -the Air 8:00 a.m. WÌ3BI Greek 5:30+¡í.m. WHBI Korean 9:30 p.m. WAWZ Estonian Language
Saturday 8:00 a.m. WHBI Albanian 8:30 a.m. WHBI Norwegian 9:00 a.m. WHBI Úkranlan 9:30 a.m. WHBI Croatian
10:00 a.m. WHBI Polish 1:30 p.m. WNYC French in the Air 2:00 p.m. WHBI Hungarian 3:00 p.m. WHBI Greek 5:00 p.m. WNYC French Drama
WHIII Polish 6:00 p.m. WHBÌ Irish 6:00 p.m. WFVD German 6:05 p.m. WNCN The French Hour 7:00 p.m. WHBI Slovakian 9:30 p.m. WAWZ German
Sunday 9:00 a.m.. WHBÍ Lithuanian
10:00 a.m. WHBI Polish 12 Noon WHBI Hungarian
WKCR The Haitian Hour 2:00 p.m. WRNW German 3:00 p.m. WHBI Greek 4:30 p.m. WEVD German 5:00 p.m. WHBI Portuguese 6:00 p.m. WHOM German 7:00 p.m. WHBI Hungarian 8:00 p.m. WHBI Irish 9:45 p.m. WRVR Spanish
10:30 p.m. WHBI Arentinian
GOOD TALK
Monday thru Friday 9:10 a.m. WNYE Theatre News and
Reviews 9:40 a.m. WFME Psychology for
Living 11:05 a.m. WNCN Adventures in
Good Mh sic 11:30 a.m. WFME Heart to Heart 8:00 p.m. WKCR New York át Large 9:05 p.m. WFME Confe ernce Echoes
12 Mid. WRVR Casper Criton Interviews
10:00 p.m. WSOU Reaction-Telephone/ talk with Francis Twomey
11:30 p.m. WRVR The Drum
Tuesday 11:45 a.m. WNYE Buchwald On 8:00 p.m. WKCR Columbia Press
Conference
Wednesday 12 Noon WRVR Urban Affairs
Report 3:30 p.m. WNYE Let's Ask 4:00 p.m. WNYC views on Art 5:30 p.m. WNYC The Nation 6:05 p.m. WNCN Science News Digest 7:30 p.m. WRVR Pulsebeat '70 8;00 p.m. WKCR Classroom. 8:05 p.m. WNCN Sounds from
Scandinavia 19:00 p.m !mi.!That's About It 11:0b p.m. WRVR Sexuality: A Search
For Perspective 12:30 a.m. WNYC International Book
Review
Thtirsdày 10:05 a.m. WNCN Sounds from
Scandinavia 12 Noon WRVR Pulsebeat '70
1:45 p.m. WNCN Series Four 2:00 p.m. WNYC Lee Graham
Interviews 2:30 pan. WNYE Speak Your Mind 2:45 p.m. WNYE Report on. the
Drug Scene 4:00 p.m. WNYC N.Y. Magazine 4:30 p.m. WNYC Consuer Protection 7:00 p.m. WFME Focus 8:00 p.m. WEVIIi Public Forum
WKCR Insight 9:00 p.m. WNYC Copper Union
Forum 9:05 pan. WNCN Aaron Copland
Camments 12:30 a.m. WNYC Lee Graham
Interviews
Monday 12 Noon WRVR insights from Other
Cultures; Other Times 7:30 pan. WRVR Pulsebeat '70 9:00 p.m. WFUV Berhard Gabriel Views
The Music Scene 9:05 p.m. WFME Conference Echoes
10:00 p.m. WNYC Seminars in the Theatre
10:05 p.m. WNCN Virgil Thomas at the Chelsea
11:00 p.m. WRVR Urban Confrontation 11:30 p.m. WRVR Book Beat
Tuesday 12 Noon WRVR Pulsebeat '70 2:00 p.m. WNYC Lee Grâhain
Interviews: 2:30 p.m. WLNA Pace Lectures 4:30 p.m. WNYC New York
Tomorrow 5:30 p.m. WNYC Newsweek Report 7:00 p.m. WFME Focus
WSOU Social Security Progrartr
7:05 p.m. WNCN Medicine on the March
7:30 p.m. WRVR Urban Affairs Report
WSOU College Series on Blindness
8:00 p.m. WRVR Stüds Terkel Interviews
9:00 p.m, WVHC WSOU
9:06 p.m. WQXR 9:30 p.m. WEVD
WFME
Friday 12 Noon WRVR
4:30 p.m. WNYC 7:05 p.m. WNCN
7:3d p.m. WRVR
8:00 p.m: WKCR 11:30 p.m. WRVR
Saturday 10:30 a.m. WNQN 11:05 a.m. WNCN
i2 Noon WRVR
1:00 P.M. WRVR 1:30 p.m. WRVR 5:05 p.m. WNCN 5:30 p.m. WNCN 6:30 p.m. WKCR 7:0d p.tn. WFME 8:05 p.m. WNCN
Sunday 1Ö:30 a.m. WNYC
12:45 p.m. WRVR
7:00 p.m. WRVR 7:15 pat. WRVE 7:30 p.m. WRVR
10:00 p.ni. WNYC
FOR CHILDREN
Monday thru Frid 4:00 p.rn. WFME 4i30 p.rn.. WFME 4:45 WFME
lenday 9:10 a.m. WFME
Tuesday 1:30 p.m. WFME
Wednesday 2:00 p.m. WFME
Friday 2:00 p.m. WFME
Saturday 8:00 a.m. WNYC
8:15 a.m. WFME 8:30 a.m. WNYC
9:12 a.m. WRVR
Sunday 8:00 a.m. WNYC
8:30 a.m. WNYC
Do Nbt Fold University Séminar First. Hearing Report on Freedom Profile of à Christian
Public Affairs Special N.Y. Releases Medicine on the March Problems and Perspectives Columbia Forum BBC Science Magazine
Phila,telic Dialogue First Church of Religious Science ?to rlems and Perspéctives Trärrsatlantic Forum Great Balls of Fire Kaleidoscope Univty Viewpoint Composer's Forum Keswick Echoes The Record Hunter's Choice
LeGraham Interviews How the North Was Won BBC World Theatre Transatlantic Profile The Critical People Men of Hi-Fi
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Big Jon and Sparky Secret Hideout Tips for Teenagers
All. Around the Town
We're All Ears
Specially for You
Music Zs...
Stories from Many Lands Children's Chapel The Wonderful World of PAL No School Today
Conversations With the Very Young The Singing Lady
The mufic.
WFIBC FTTI
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Rhythm & Blues JAMES BID , N
SAM COOKE THE FOUR TOPS
ARETHA FRANKLIN THE ISELY BROTHERS
GLADYS KNIGHT MARTHA REEVES & THE VANDELLAS
THE MIRACLES WILSON PICKETT OTIS REDDING THE SUPREMES
THE TEMPTATIONS DIONNE WARWICK STEVIE WONDER
TIS Rolling onesn
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THE ANIMALS I ERIC BURDONI CANNEDHEAT
THE CHAMBERS BROTHERS CREEDENCESPENCER CLEAERWATERDAVIS REVIVAL
DELANEY & BONNIE THE DOORS
THE UL'DEAD IRONON BUTTERFLY TERFLY
JEFFERSON AIRPLANE LED ZEPPELIN MOBS GRAPE
MOUNTAIN SANTANA
STEPPENWOLF THE WHO
FRANK ZAPPA..
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BLOOD. SWEAT & TEARS BLUES PROJECT SAVOY BROWN
PAUL BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY
ERIC CLA PEON JOE COCKER
CREAM HMI HENDRIX JANIS JOPLIN AL KOPER
THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS / SLY & THE FAMILY STONE TEN YEARS AFTER
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B. B. KING JERRY LEE LEWIS
JOHN MAYALL CLYDE MEEHATTER
THE ORIOLES THE PENGUINS THE PLATTERS ELVIS PRESLEY
LITTLE RICHARD JOE TURNER
MUDDY WATERS HANK WILLIAMS
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JOHN HAMMOND THE INCREDIBLE STRING RAND
THE KINGSTON TRIO THE LIMELIGHTERS
VAN DYKE PARKS TOM PAXTON .
PETER. PAUL & MARY. PETE SEEGER -
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THE BAND BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD
FLYING BURRITTO BROTHERS THE BYRDS
LEONARD COHEN ''W JUDY COLLINS COUNTRY JOE & THE FISH
CROSBY. STILLS. NASH & YOUNG / . DONOVAN ARLO GUTHRIE RICHIE HAVENS
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hatever happened to music?
Today's rock is a logicál outgrowth of the music we know as rock and roll.
Which in the past five or six years has undergone an almost complete metamorphosis.
The rather juvenile four -chord simplicity of early rock and roll went the way of all fads.
But the embryonic music form itself was re -constructed by morermature and talented artists who appealed to an older audience.
These were people who didn't want to give up a music form they helped create just because they were past the age of school hops and drive-ins.
So while the basic rhythms of rock and roll were retained, a handful of innovative musicians applied more sophisticated techniques tò' the compositions.
They added a literary poetical style to the lyrics. And ultimately brought rock music to the
point where it became a recognized art form. But until a few years ago, even with the
millions of dollars being spent on rock concerts and record albums, you'd have been hard- pressed to find a station willing to commit itself totally and unequivocally to the new rock.
So we programmed specifically for the mush- rooming audience of people who take rock music seriously.
People who want music they can relate to. And if the music's controversial, they'll draw their own conclusions.
We reach almost two million of these very important listeners every week.
We are easily the most popular stations on college campuses.
And we are the only stations serious rock fans turn to.
Of course, a lot of other stations have jumped on the bandwagon and are playing our kind of music.
But we're still the definitive rock vehicle, and for a disarmingly simple reason:
We know what we're playing.
WNEW=FM/IO2.7 NEWORK. WMMR-FM/93'.3PHILADELPHIA. WMM FM 00.7 CLEVELAND. KM`ET-FM/94.7 LOS ANGELES. KSAN-FM/94.9 SAN FRANCISCO.
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SATURDAY OCTOBER 10
STEREO AS INDICATED* 9:00 * STRANGERS AND
COUSINS LEIGH LANDY TAKES YOU ON A TOUR THROUGH THE FINEST OF FOLK MUSIC, DOMESTIC & IMPORTED
11:00 TO BE ANNOUNCED 12 NOON
1:30 COLUMBIA LION FOOTBALL COL VS HARVARD
3:30 * JUST BROWSING THE CLASSICAL MUSIC STAFF OF WKCR FEATURES LIVE & TAPED CONCERTS; INTERVIEWS AND THE AVANT-GARDE
5:00 * MUSIC OF THE 20TH CENTURY SCHOENBERG:coNc FOR CELLO; CONE FOR VLN; CONE FOR PIANO
WKCR 89.9
6:30 COMPOSER'S FORUM CONTEMPORARY COMPOSERS, OLD & YOUNG, PRESENT AND DISCUSSPERFOR- NANCES OF THEIR WORK
7:30 PIANO MASTERWORKS ROBERT DAWN PRESENTS RECORDINGS FROM THE ARCHIVES OF PIANO MUSIC
9 PM -
9:00 * SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE OPERA BRITTEN:PETER GRIMES (WATSON/PEARS/PEASE/ BRITT N/ROYAL OPERA HOUSE)
12:00* ONE MAN'S MUSIC EHUD MOUCHLY PRESENTS ...FIND OUT) LISTEN:
3:00 SIGN OFF
12:00 CAMPUS CARAVAN ROCK MUSIC WITH PETE FORNATALE
1:25 FORDHAM UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL WITH THE WFUV SPORTS TEAM ADELeHI VS. FORDHAM (GARDEN CITY, N.Y.
2:00 ROCK EGOS WITH DON MCCALLION 3:00 BREUGERS REGRESSIVE ROCK
WITH JOHN FISCHER 4:00 COMPARED TO WHAT WITH CHARLIE AFL
5:00 CINEMA WEEK REVIEWS AND MUSIC OF CURRENT,FILMS WITH JAMES D ELSON
5:3C THE LUTHERAN HOUR
WFUV 90.7
6:00 THE POLKA PARTY WITH THE METROPOLITAN AREA'S NO.1 D. J. -
BIEL SHIBILSKI 7:00 WORDS WITHOUT SONG RECORDED
LIFERARY WORKS OF MODERN AUTHORS 7:50 NEWS, SPORTS a:00 ROCK MUSIC WITH PAT DAWSON
9 PM
9:00 BLEECKER STREET WITH GLENN SERAF FN
10:00 OUT OF THE SILENCE WITH OZZIE ALFONSO
I:00 SIGN OFF
SELECTIONS From stations not in
daily Folio -Dial
9:00 *WANZ 99.1 MORNING CONCERT SIBELIUS:VEN CONC IN D
12 NOON 2:00 *WAWZ 99.1
AFTERNOON CONCERT MOZART: PIANO CONC NO.22
ALL STEREO :00 THE PETE FORNATALE SHOW THE SHOW TO START YOUR DAY WITH A BANG' LISTEN.
10:00 JONATHAN SCHWARTZ WITH
I2 NOON THE BEST IN
NOW" MUSIC 3:00 SCOTT MUNI
CONTINUES WITH THE BEST IN
NEW MUSIC
WNEW 102.7
6 00 THE SCOTT MUNI SHOW CONTD
8:00 ROSKO DOING HIS THING AS ONLY ROSKO CAN DO -9 PM -
12:00 THE ALISON STEELE SHOW WNEW'S NIGHT - BIRD ENTERTAINS LATE LISTENERS AND EARLY ONES TOO UNTIL 5:30 A.M.
NEWS ON THE HOUR
¿LL STEREO 8:00 THE WEEKEND AVANT-
GARDE SHOW THE BEST OF TODAY'S SOUNDS FOR YOUR WEEKEND LISTENING
8:45 THELARRY MILLER SHOW THE BEST OF
TODAY'S SOUNDS CONTI)
11:00 THE DICK NEER SHOW CAN YOU DIG IT?
12 NOON --- 4:00 THE CHUCK MACKIN
SHOW THE BEST OF
THE IN -SOUNDS
WLIR 92.7
6:00 THE CHUCK MACKIN
SHOW CONTO 7:00 THE CHARLIE AHL
SHOW SOUNDS THAT WILL MAKE YOU
REMEMBER_
11:00 ECHOES IN THE
NIGHT 12:00 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 7:00 THE ANIMATE
SOUND OF CONTEM- PORARY ROCK A FULL DAY OF THE BEST OF
12 NOON MUSIC
WPRB 103.3 '
7 00 ROCK SURVEY SHOW A
JOURNEY OF THE BEST OF TODAY'S ROCK -9 PM
10:00 SPECIALIZED ROCK PROGRAMMING
1:00 THE FUNNY FARM HUMOR & MUSIC
3:00 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 6:05 STEREO SPECTACULAR LATEST NEWS, THE BEST OF COMEDY AND, OF COURSE, THE BRIGHT MUSIC ...
12 NOON 2:05 STEREO
SPECTACULAR WITH CHARLES DUVAL SPARKLING MELODIES, BRIGHT INTER- PRETATIONS, SPELLBINDING STRINGS. THE
WTFM 103.5
FINEST FROM BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD
8:05 STEREO SPECTACULAR A SPECTACULAR DISPLAY OF STEREO AS WE PRESENT THE BEAUTIFUL MU- SIC OF TODAY
LUXURY STEREO LISTENING
12:05 MOONDIAL SOFT SOUNDS IN THE NIGHT TIL 6:00 A.M.
STEREO AS INDICATED* 6:00 SUNRISE SYMPHONY BERKELEY:SERENADE
FOR STS; PROKOFIEV:THE PRODIGAL SON 7:00 WEEKEND IN NEW YORK MUSIC, NEWS
FEATURES 7:30 CHILDREN'S BOOKS CLARA HOULTON 8:00 STORIES FROM MANY LANDS AS TOLD BY
DIANE WOLKSTEIN 8:30 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF P.A.L. WITH
KITTY KIRBY 9:00 *IASTERWORK HOUR VERDI:1 VESPRI SIC-
ILIANI:.OVT; OTELLO:ACTS 1 & 4; LA TRAVIATA: PRELUDE TO ACT III; TE DEUM
10:30 TEENAGE BOOK TALK RUTH RAUSEN II:00 YOUNG AMERICAN ARTISTS 11:30 YOUNG AMERICA PLAYS
12 NOON 12:00 FRENCH MUSIC SERIES I:00 MUSIC FROM THE CAMPUS 1:30 FRENCH IN THE AIR 2:00 *100 GREAT COMPOSERS 3:00 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL NORD-
HEIM:CANZONA PER ORCESTRA; RACHMANINOFF: SYM NO.3 IN A MIN
4:30 OPEN POETRY 5:00 FRENCH DRAMA SERIES
WNYC 93.9
6:00 HANDS ACROSS THE CITY 7:00 *MASTERWORK HOUR MILNER:UNSANE TOKEF;
BRUCH:KOL NIDREI; BERNSTEIN:JEREMIAH SYM; BLOCH:3 JEWISH POEMS; TRADITIONAL:2 TRADE TIONAL CHANTS
8:30 ISRAEL IN SONG AND DANCE WITH SAMMY MOLL
0 PM 9:00 INTERNATIONAL THEATRE "ANTONELLO,
CAPOBRIGANTE CALABRESE" BY VINCENZO PADULA 11:00 SPOKEN WORDS UGO TOPPO READS JOSEPH CONRAD'S SHORT STORY "THE LAGOON"
12:00 WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS TCHAIKOVSKY: THE SORCERESS
6:00 ALARM CLOCK CLUB WITH STEVE SCHORR NE WS, WEATHER, SPORTS
7:45 OCEAN COUNTY NEWS
9:15 GARDEN LINE WITH PEGGY CROOKS
10:30 BOY SCOUT NEWSCAST
11:15 MID -MORNING SHOW WITH JOHN DEVONSHIRE
12 NOON - 12:15 COUNTRY CON- CERT WITH JIM MURPHY
1:45 AREA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL WITH FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
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NEWS ON THE HOUR
NEWS ON THE 55 MINUTE MARK
ALL STEREO 5:00 MORNING MAGIC MUSIC, NEWS,WEAT- HER WITH JOE ROBERTS
9:00 WEEKEND FEST - VAL OF MUSIC WITH SURPRISE MUSIC BONUS HOUR
12 NOON 12:00 WEEKEND FESTI- VAL OF'MUSIC WITH YOUNG KEN LAMB PLAYING OLD AND NEW ADULT FAVOR TES
6.
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:00 WEEKEND FESTI- VAL OF MUSIC WITH BOB KALOMEER AND SURPRISE MUSIC BONUS HOUR --PPM
12:00 STEREO 'TIL DAWN...JOHN NATHAN WITH BEAUTIFUL MUSIC TIL 6:00 A. M.
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6:45 LOOKING AT SPORTS
7:15 AS I SEE IT
COMMENTARY WITH EVERETT RUDLOFF
8:15 SOUND EXPERI- MENT WITH
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12:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR AND HALF-HOUR
6LL STEREO :00 MOSTLY MUSIC THE BEST OF TODAY'S SOUNDS; CURRENT EASY LISTENING HITS; BRIGHT INSTRUMENTALS; HIT SONGS OF THE PAST; NEW EASY LISTENING RELEASES
8:15 ITALIAN SHOW WITH PHILLIPE NERI 10:00 MOSTLY MUSIC CONTO
12 NOON 12:15 MOSTLY MUSIC CONTO EASY LISTENING SONG HITS OF THE DAY COMPILED BY BILLBOARD"
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6:15 NEW JERSEY TODAY 6:30 CELEBRITY D. J.
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12 NOON 12:10 MUSIC A LA CARTE 1:06 MO TAGE *RIMSKY-KCRSAKDV:OVT FROM "THE TSAR'S BRIDE"(ORCH/KOSTEL- ANETZ 5) *RACHMANINOFF:sTE FROM ALEKO"(ORCH/KOSTELANETZ/ESTgS,BASS- BAR/5 ; *TRADITIDNAL:SAN- MARTI DEL CANIGO(ORCH/K0STELANETZ/5); *GOTO- VAC:KOLO FROM "ERO DER SCHELIM1"(ORCH/KOSTELANETZ/5); *HOVHANESS:FLOAT- ING WORLD - UKIYO(ORCH/KOSTELANETZ/11)
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W L; XR 96.3 6:00 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS ROUNDUP 6:15 DINNER MUSIC 7:06 WOODY'S CHILDREN WITH ROBERT SHERMAN 8:06 BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA ARTHUR FIEDLER,z CONDUCTOR ELGAR:POMP & CIRCUMSTANCE No.1; OFFENBACH:ORPHEUS OVT; YUCCINI:BOHEME:SI MI CHIAMANO; LEHAR;GOLD & SILVER WALTZ; STRAUSS:MOTO PERPETUO; LEHAR:MERRY WIDOW: VILIA; GERSHWIN:PORGY & 9ESS:SUMMERTIME; LEIGH:MAN OF LA MANCHA SELEC- TIONS; LENNON-MC CARTNEY:HEY JUDE; MARSH:ALL HAIL To MASSACHUSETTS; WAGNER:FLYING DUTCHMAN OVT; HAYDN:rPT CONC:IST MVT; ORTOLANI-OLIVIRI: MORE; ANDERSON:HARVARD FESTIVAL
10:00 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS ROUNDUP 10:10 BALLET STAGE 11:15 NIGHTCAP *ROSSINI:INTRO, THEMe & VARIATIONS(PEYERt CLA/NEW PHIL- HARMONIA ORCH/FRUHBECK DE BURGOS/I3); *BACH:CANTATA NO.140 'SLEEPERS AWAKE" CHORALE, AND GLORY NOW TO THEE BE GIVEN"(BIGGS,ORGAN/CHAM ORCH/ ROZSNYAI/7);*VAUGHAN WILLIAMS:FLos CAMPI(ARºNOWITZ,VIOLA/CHOIR OF KING'S COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE/JACQUES ORCH/WILLCOCKS 20)) 12:05 MIDNIGHT WITH MUSIC *4AHLER:DAs KLAGENDE LIED(REYNOLDS,MEZ-SOP/ KAPOSY,TEN ZYLIS-GARA,SOP/AMBROSIAN SINGERS & NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCH/ MORRIS/39); *BRAHMS:TRID NO.3 IN C MIN, OP.I0ICISTOMIN,PIANO/STEVN,V10- LIN/ROSE,CELLO/2I); *$OR:VARIATIONS ON A THEME ((WILFIAMS,GUITAR/7I; *DVORAK:or NO.6 IN F, OP.96 "AMERICAN"(KOHON 07/24); *MOZART:MISSA BREVIS IN C(VIENNe CHOIR 801'3/VIENNA CHORUS/BOEHM,ORGAN/VIENNA CATH ORCH/GROSSMANN/I5)
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59 SIGN ON :00 MUSIC FROM OBERLIN BRAHMS:MAGELONE LIEDER, oP.33 (MILLER TEN/DANENBERG,PIANO)
:00 STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP :05 HARRY EMERSON FOSDICK PRAYER :12 NO SCHOOL TODAY BIG JON & SPARKY ARE BACK ON THE AIR WITH STORIES, SONGS AND THEIR SPECIAL BRAND OF BANTER FOR TODAY'S CHILDREN :00 LIFE, POWER AND POLLUTJON CONFERENCE FOOD, NUTRI- TION AND HEALTH
12 NOON :00 PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES REBROADCAST OF LAST NIGHT'S EXAMINATION OF PROBLEMS, ISSUES AND PERSONALITIES OF CURRENT INTEREST AND CONCERN, OFTEN INTRODUCING NEW POINTS OF VIEW 00 STUDS TERKEL INTERVIEWS OSCAR BRAND, BALLADEER, SONGWRITER AND COLLECTOR, TALKS ABOUT THE NATURE OF MU- SIC AND HOW SONGS CHANGE 00 OSBORG'S CHOICE 00 JAll WITH FATHER O'CONNCR, C.S.P.
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9:30 WAR SUMMARY 9:45 CAPITOL NEWS SUMMARY 10:15 PROGRAM FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH RONNY WATKINS
11:15 COMMENTARY: A SATIRICAL VIEW 11:30 TECHIE TIME 11:45 MISCELLANY
12 NOON 12:00 LUNCHPAIL WITH PAUL GORMAN 2:00 MUDDY WATERS IN CONCERT BLUE - GUITARIST -VOCALIST 4:00 PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM REBROAD- CAST OF A GOOD PROGRAM
5:30 THEATER VIEW FRANK LEVY TALKS WITH THEATER PEOPLE
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URSULE MOLINARO READS HER NEW SHORT STORY 9:30 SUMMER/FALL GILBERT & SULLIVAN SPECTACULAR "RUDD CORE"(D'OYLY CARTE OPERA COMPANY)
11:00 ENCOUNTER WITH BOB KUTTNER 11:30 AUDIENCE. REACTION THE PEOPLE FEED BACK
12:00 THE OUTSIDE WITH STEVE POST
ALL STEREO 6:10 START THE DAY
IN STEREO WITH LARRY BRENNAN
9:55 LADIES SHOW 10:00 MID -MORNING SERENADE
10:25 VOICE OF SERVICE
10:30 MID -MORNING SERENADE CONTO
12 NOON 12E00 NEWS 12:15 SOUNDS OF STEREO 1:00 LIGHT 'N LIVELY 4:55 FORT MONMOUTH
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ALL STEREO 6:30 PARADE
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ALL STEREO 5:30 THE ED WILLIAMS
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10:30 THE BOB WAYNE SHOW THE BEST GET TOGETHER IN THE BUSINESS
42 NOON 3:30 THE GUS GOSSERT
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6:00 THE BOB LEWIS SHOW
8:30 THE STEVE CLARKE SHOW POPULAR MUSIC, COUNTRY, SOUL -9 PM ELECTRIC ROCK, .00K, ROCK
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2:30 THE YOUNG SOUND
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5:00 THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM 5:15 ITALIAN BY EAR LESSON 5:30 WFUV EVENING REPORT NEWS,
STOCKS. SPORTS
ALL STEREO 600 THE DON K. REED
SHOW THE BEST OF TODAY'S SOUNDS
2 NOON 12:00 THE DICK NEER SHOW AN AFTERNOON OF THE BEST
5:00 THE MIKE HARRISON SHOW
TEREO AS INDICATED* 6:00 SUNRISE SYMPHONY FIBICH:POEME; IRE_
LAND:PIANO CONC IN Eh; J. STAMITZ:SYM IN A 7:00 AROUND NEW YORK WITH ANDRE BERNARD 7:05 ALVIN KLEIN DRAMA REVIEW 8:40 FOCUS ON FOOD 8:45 CONSUMER REPORT COMM BESS MYERSON
WITH HENRY STERN 9:00 *MASTERWORK HOUR KHATCNATURIAN:
MASQUERADE STE; MIHALY:CONC FOR VIOLIN; SCRIABIN:syM N6.2 op.29
10:30 MEN AND MOLECULES II:00 SPOKEN WORDS RICHARD PYATT: READS SELECTIONS FROM THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
12 NOON 12:00 *MUNICIPAL SYMPHONY CONVERSE:rHE MYSTIC TRUMPETER; BEETHOVEN:sYM NO.2 IN D MAJ
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2:00 NORTHWESTERN REVIEWING STAND 2:25 *CHAMBER ENSEMBLE JANACEK:or NO.1;
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4:00 FOOD FOR THOUGHT 4:15 FRENCH IN THE AIR :30 U.S.-NEWS & WORLD REPORT MAGAZINE
0:10 ALARM CLUCK CLUB WITH TOM DORICK NEWS, WEA THE R, S PORTS
6:55 OUTDOOR RE- PORTER WITH LES HODAX
9:15 MORNING CHAPEL 10:15 LISTENING UN-
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11:45 PHYLLIS KESSEL'S LADY TALK
12 NOON 12:20 BIRD WATCHING SOCIETY WITH TOM DORCIK
1:15 EDITORIAL HIGH- LIGHTS
1:45 SCHORR REFLEC- TIONS
2:15 PARTY LINE 4:15 ROLLING HOME 4:45 FORT MONMOUTH
NEWS 5:25 FREEHOLD FEATURE
RACE 5:55 MARKET SUMMARY
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6:45 EVENING REPORT WORLD,NATIONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
7:00 *CARIBBEAN CONCERT ETHAN IV WITH THE SOUNDS OF THE CARIB- BEAN. CAN YOU DIG ITT
8:00 COLUMBIA FORUM FOCUSES ON COL UNIV & THE MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS COMMUNITY
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9 PM 9:00 THE CHUCK MACKIN SHOW
11:00 ECHOES IN THE NIGHT
12:00 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 6:05 INFORMATION
WITH JOE SHEEHAN NEWS, TRAFFIC, WEATHER AND THE BEST OF COMEDY
10:05 PANORAMA WITH CHARLES DUVAL VARIA- TIONS IN MUSIC WITH WARMTH AND CHARM FOR YOU AND YOURS
12 NOON 1:05 MATINEE IN
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4:05 CAFE CONTI- NENTAL WITH CHARLES DUVAL
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8:30 *INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL FEAT- URED WORKS BY STRAUSS, SIBELIUS, GRIEG AND DONIZETTI
9 PM 10:30 GET INVOLVED NYU & WOMEN'S CITY CLUB
11:00 SPOKEN WORDS (sEE II A.M.) 12:00 PANORAMA OF THE LIVELY ARTS 12:30 NORTHWESTERN REVIEWING STAND 1:00 WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS MENDELSSOHN: CONC NO.1 IN E; CONC NO.2 IN Ab FOR 2 PIANOS; BEETHOVEN:VARIATIONS ON A THEME BY DIABELLI; SON NO.9 FOR VIOLIN & PIANO "KREUTZER"
NEWS ON THE 55 MINUTE MARK
6:00 ROSKO DOING HIS THING AS ONLY ROSKO CAN DO
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2:00 THE ALISON STEELE SHOW WNEW'SNIGHT- BIRD ENTERTAINS LATE LISTENERS AND EARLY ONES TOO UNTIL 6:00 A.M.
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8:05 A STEREO SPECIAL BEST OF THE NEW RE- LEASES
9 PM 9:05 STEREO
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12:05 MOONDIAL SOFT SOUNDS WITH JACK EVANS TIL 6:00 A.M.
NEWS ON THE HOUR
ALL STEREO 5:00 MORNING MAGIC MUSIC, NEWS, W FAT- HER WITH JOE ROBERTS
9:00 MUSIC FROM CLOUD 105 BR IGHT, YET SOOTHING MUSIC FOR HOME, OFFICE OR AUTOMOBILE LISTENING
11:55 MID -DAY STOCK REPORT WITH ELWOOD THOMPSON
12 NOON - 12:00 MUSIC FROM CLOUD 105 CO NTS
2:00 ACCENT ON MUSIC WITH KEN LAMB
3:55 CLOSING STOCKS
4:00 ACCENT ON MUSIC CONTO
5:55 STOCK MARKET ROUNDUP
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7:55 QUINCY HOWE COMMENTARY
8:00 MUSIC BY STARLIGHT WITH AL TURK
9 PM
12:00 STEREO 'TIL DAWN HITCH LEBE WITH BEAUTIFUL MUSIC UNTIL 6:00 A.M.
NEWS 4 MINUTES BEFORE THE HOUR
6:15 LOOKING AT SPORTS WITH TONY GRAHAM
7:15 AS I SEE IT
COMMENTARY WITH EVERETT RUDLOFF
7:25 BUSINESS BRIEFS WITH JOHN BUTLER
7:30 SPORTS PHONE WITH TONY GRAHAM
8:15 FOLK CONCERT IV.
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11:15 MUSIC ALBUM I 21
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6:45 EDITORIAL 7:05 ADVENTURES IN CREATIVE LIVING 7:10 MORNING HYMN 7:15 VOICE OF'UNITY 7:30 MOSTLY MUSIC CONTD 8:00 MORNING NEWS ROUNDUP 8:15 MOSTLY MUSIC CONTD
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9O7 CHAPPELL'S BROADW.Y "DO RE MI ORIGINAL CAST ALBUM IÓ:00 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS ROUNDUP 10:10 MUSIC IN THE AIR WITH BILL WATSON I00 NIGHTCAP 12:05 MIDNIGHT )11TH MU:IC CHOPIN:CELLO & PIANO SON IN G MIN, OP 65 (KURTZ,CELLO BALSAM,PIAN0,23); BACH:TOCCATA, ADAGIO & FUGUE IN D(TUR- ECK¿PIANO/14 ; STAMIZ:FLUTE CONC IN G(REDEL,FLUTE/ORCH ENS/REDEL/18); tSTRAUSS;GT FOR PIANO & STS, OP. I3('
LI SEGALL,PIANO/F GUEROA,VION/ RIEFF,VIO /RICCI,CILLO/33); BRUNETTI:SYM IN C MIN(ITALIAN CHAN ORCH/ JENKINS/I8)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
61kSIGN ON 710 JUST JAll WITH ED BEACH HARRY EDISON:THE 60's 0 STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
ROBERT J. MC CRACKEN PRAYER THE NEW TESTAMENT DR. ROBERT J. MC CRACKEN READS ON THE NEW.TESTAMENT OF THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE .4.A 13,141G SCHUMANN:FANTASIA IN C, OP. I7CSACKHAUS, ANO B HOVEN:SYM NO.5(BERLIN PHIL/NIK SCH ; BACH: ALIAR CONC(SC NABEL,PIANO); TOCCATA IN D(SCHNA ELt PIANO); IEG:CELLO SON ROSTROPOVICH,CELLO/RIG(1TERMA PIANO); kERLIOZ:
N CARNIVAL 9VT(BERLIN PHIL(NIKISCH); BACH:CNROTIC NTASY & FUGUE(SCHNABEL,PIANO
IO POLITICS CANDID AND SOMETIMES CONTROVERSIAL NEWS- NTERVIEWS WITH CANDIDATES WHO ARE RUNNING FOR OFFICE N THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS
I . JUST MUSIC BACH:ITALIAN CONO IN F(MALC9LM¿,HARPSI); OLF:ITALIAN SERENADE(PHIL CHAH SYM/BRUSILOW); THOMAS: ON AIS -TUF LE PAYS7(BERBIE,MEZ-SOP/LAMOUREAUX ORCH/FOUR- T) MENDFÇÇLSSOHN: ITALIAN SYM - NO.4 IN A, OP.90(CLEVE CH/SZELLJ; WOLF:THE ITALIAN SONG BOOK(SCHWARZKOPF,SOP/ ISCHER-DIESKAU,BAR/MOORE,PIANO); BERLIOZ:HAROLD IN ITALY BARSHAI,VIOLA/MOSCOW SYM ORCH/DISTRAKH)[ TCHAIKOVSKY:
,OUVENIR DE FLORENCE(BORODIN GT); STRAUSSS:AUS ITALIAN VIENNA SYM/SWOBODA RIVERSIDE REPORT
I JUST JAll WITH CO. BEACH MARRY EDISON:THE 60'S
WRVR 106.7
PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES WEEKLY EXAMINATION OF OBLEMS, ISSUES AND PERSONALITIES OF CURRENT INTEREST D CONCERN, OFTEN INTRODUCING NEW POINTS OF VIEW, WITH
{ÍILLIAM DUNLAP 81O 1970 PRAGUE FESTIVAL SVIRIDOV:sHALL TRIPTYCH;
CHEDRIN:PIANO CONC W0.2(PETROV); JANACEK:THE FIDDLER'S -MILD BALLADE FOR ORCH(USSR RADIO & TV ORCH/ROZHDEST- .ENSKY)
9 PM 1969 BERGEN FESTIVAL( SAEVERUD:OVERTURA AP ASSIONATA; IEG:PIANO CONC((éKNARDAHL/BERGEN SYM/COMISSIONA)
1s BBCBE SCIENCEN MAGAZINE m. READING ALOUD BILL CAVNESS READS "THE DEAN'S TCH" BY ELIZABETH GOUDGE SIGN OFF
STEREO AS INDICATED* 7:30 IN THE BEGINNING WITH LARRY
JOSEPHSON 9:30 WAR SUMMARY' 9:45 MORNING MUSIC DANCING I1:00 WOMANKIND 11:30 CONTINUED TOMORROW THE RISE AND FALL OFAPROPER NEGRO
12 NOON 12:00 FREE MUSIC STORE 1:45 MISCELLANY 2:00 ENVIRONMENTAL OUTRAGES REPORTS
ON CONSERVATION AND ECOLOGY P2:30 FROM PACIFICA A RECENT PROGRAM 3:00 PROGRAM FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 4:30 AFTERNOON MUSIC BLOWN -OUT MUSIC FROM THE SOUL
5:50 COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
FRIDAY OCTOBER 16
ALL STEREO 5:30 THE BILLY BROWN
SHOW THE PERFECT MUSIC TO START THE DAY
9:30 THE STEVE O'SHEA SHOW THE BEST GET TOGETHER IN THE BUSINESS
ALL STEREO 12 NOON 6:30 PARADE 1:30 THE GUS GOSSERT
LIGHT MUSIC SHOW CAN -YOU 10:30 GEMS -
DIG ITY
-12 NOON 5:30 THE BOB WAYNE 4:05 MUSICFOR SHOW GETTING METROPOLITANS IT ALL TOGETHER
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WITH DELORIS COSTELLO 6:30 NEWS WITH PAUL FISCHER 7:15 CAPITOL NEWS SUMMARY WITH
STEVE BOOKSHESTER 7:45 COMMENTARY: A SATIRICAL VIEW WITH MARSHALL EFRON
8:00 * TECHIE TIME WITH PETER ZANGER AND DAVID RAPKIN A LOT OF .
SOUNDS 8:15 UNDER THE GUN MORE INSANITY IN COMIC MONTAGES
8:45 CAT'S PAW THEATER ORIGINAL THEATER FOR RADIO
9:15 FORGIVE US OUR PRESS PASSES SPECIAL REPORTS FROM THE NEWS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPT
10:45 WAR SUMMARY WITH PAUL FISCHER II:00 * GAGGLE WITH BOB FASS 11:30 ON SCREEN THE NATURE OF FILM AND TV
12:00 RADIO UNNAMEABLE WITH BOB FASS
ALL STEREO 6:10 START THE DAY
IN STEREO WITH.
LARRY BRENNAN 9:55 LADIES SHOW 10:00 MID -MORNING SERENADE
10:25 VOICE OF SERVICE
10:30 OPENING WALL STREET REPORT
11:57 MID -DAY WALL STREET RE- PORT
1.2 NOON 12:00 NEWS 12:15 SOUNDS OF STEREO 1:00 LIGHT 'N LIVELY 4:55 FORT MONMOUTH
REPORT 5:00 OVERTURE
6:00 OVERTURE CONTD 6:30 WALL STREET FINALE 6:45 THE DAY IN SPORTS 7:00 OVERTURE coNTo 7:35 SPORTS SCOREBOARD 8:05 INTERLUDE JAZZ
AND POP jJ PM
10:00 "THE ART VINCENT", THE ART OF JAll SNOW
1:00 SIGN OFF
7:05 MUSIC FOR METROPOLITANS
P14 --- 9:C6 LBRTAIN TIME
AIN/WEBSTER: 'CHRISTINE"
10:05 MUSIC FOR METROPOLITANS
12:05 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
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6:00 THE BOB WAYNE SHOW CONTO
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1:30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOW
2:30 THE YOUNG SOUND
NEWS ON THE HOUR
Captain Beefheart once spate ,alto:'
the multitude. "There are only forty real people in the world, and five of them are
hamburgers."
With this firmly in mind, Jim Carroll's
program remains Unidentified, Mondays at mid-
night over WKCR-FM, 89.9 in stereo.
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SUNDAY OCTOBER 25
STEREO AS INDICATED* 9:00 * BORN TO BE WILD
DOUG OHLMAN PRESENTS UNHOLY ROCK
12 NOON 12:00 THE HAITIAN HOUR
A PROGRAM DEVOTED 70 THE MUSIC AND CULTURE OF HAITI
1:00 * MUSIC OF AFRICA JOE MENSAH SURVEYS THE MUSICAL FORMS ZF AFRICA
2:00 CAN BLUE MEN SING THE WHITES THE VERY BEST IN PRE-W*R & COUNTRY BLUES -
ROBERT JOHNSON 3:00 * SEPIA SHOWTIME
THE GROUP SOUNDS WITH GALEN GART
5:00 * JAll FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON
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WKCR 89.9
7:00 * JAll PROJECT IANS WITH JIM CARROLL - CHICK COREA
9 PM 9:00 * JAll TIL MID-
NIGHT ED MICHAE. HOSTS PART III OF THE SUNDAY JAZZ EXPERIENCE
12:00 * ABSOLUTELY FEEE WKCR PRESENTS RADIO FREE MUSIC...LIVE PERFORMANCES AND INTERVIEWS SPOTLIGHT A PROGRAM WHERE ANYTHING MAY HAPPEN
3:00 SIGN OFF
12:00 THE WFUV SUNDAY REPORT NEWS, 12:15 MASS FROM FORDHAM UNIVERSITY'S WAR MEMORIAL CHURCH LIVE
1:00 THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM 1:30 CROSSROADS 2:00 THE GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY FORUM 2:30 TNF S1INDAY GRANO CDNFFRT
HAYDN:syM NO.60 IN C(CHAMB SYM OF PHILADELPHIE/BRUSILOW/24); SYM NO.91 IN E.; SYM NO.102 IN Bb (CINCINNATI SYM/RUDOLF/49)
4.00 SAROOIIF MASTFRS WITH JOSEPH BOSTWICK GABRIELLI:MUSIC FOR MI4¡LTIPLE CHOIRS/BRASS AND ORGAN(BIGGS/GREGG SMITH SINGERS/ TEXAS BOYS CHOIR/E WARD TARR BRASS ENS/NEGRI/35); STRADELLA: SINF A THE IN D-; VINF A THE IN D; SINF A THE IN Bbb(TRIO DI BOLZANO/MONTANARI/CARPI/AMADORI/23)
5:00 THE AUDITORIUM ORGAN CONCERTS ON THE AUDITORIUM ORGAN OF THE CHURCH OF THE LATTER-DAY SAINTS, INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI
5:30 FRENCH MUSIC AND FRENCH
WFUV 90.7
ALL STEREO 8:00 THE WEEKEND AVANT-
GARDE SHOW THE BEST OF TODAY'S SOUNDS FOR YOUR WEEKEND LISTENING
9:00 THE EDDIE "D" POLKA SHOW
10:00 THE LARRY MILLER SHOW THE BEST OF TODAY'S SOUNDS
12 NOON 2:00 THE CHUCK MACKIN
SHOW THE BEST OF TODAY'S SOUNDS CO NTD
WLIR 92.7 ;;:;:.;:.;
OTEREO AS INDICATED* 6:00 CHORAL FESTIVAL DE LA RUE:REQUIEM;
BYRD:THE GREAT SERVICE 8:00 CONVERSATIONS WITH THE VERY YOUNG 8:30 THE SINGING LADY 9:00 *MASTERWORK HOUR C.P.E. BACH:coNC
IN G FOR ORGAN & STD) HAYDN:srM NO.86 IN D 10:30 LEE GRAHAM INTERVIEWS 11:00 *LIVING OPERA
12 NOON '
1:00 RECORDINGS, E.T.C. WITH EDWARD T. CANBY
1:30 REVIEW OF THE BRITISH WEEKLIES 3:00 *MUSIC OF THE RENAISSANCE DUFAY/
OCKEGHEM:MISSAE CAPUT 4:00 KURKONZERT 4:30 THE ARTIST AND THE COMMUNITY 5:00 DAVID RANDOLPH CONCERT
6:00 THE ART S11NI, NFI.I.AI SCHUBERT: AN DIE MUSIK; AN SCHWAGER KRONOS; STANCHEN; DU ALLMACHT(VERRETT/ WADSWORTH/28); RACHMANINOFF:oH CEASE THY SINGING MAIDEN FAIR; I
WAIT FOR THEE; SHOSTAKOVICH:LADY MACBETH OF MZENSK,ACT I;
PROKOFIEFF:THE UGLY DUCKLING (VI SHNEBSKAYA/DEDYUKHIN/25)
7:00 THE OPERAPHILE WITH ANTHONY COGGI
8:00 MASTERPIECES OF FRENCH LITERA- TURE
0 PM
9:00 THE FORDHAM LECTURE SERIES 10:00 THE IITURGICAL MUSIC CONCERT MOZART:LITANIAE LAURETANAE IN D,
K.195; LITANIAE DE VENERABLIL ALTARIS SACRAMENTO(ST. ANTHONY SINGERS/THE BOYD NEEL ORCH/LEWIS/ DOWNES/37)
11:00 THE KOUSSEVIT7KY LEGACY A
SERIES OF EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTS DEVOTED TO THE RECORDINGS MADE BY DR. SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY AND TO A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF HIS LIFE. PROKOFIEFF:sYM NO.1 IN D,oP.25; TCHAIKOVSKY:syM No.4 IN F-,OP.36 (BOSTON SYM/KOUSSEV ITZKY)
12:00 SIGN OFF
SELECTIONS From stations not in daily Folio -Dial
9:00 *WAWZ 99..1 SACRED CONÇERT TO BE ANNOUNCED
12 NOON 2:00 *WAWZ 99.1
AFTERNOON CONCERT BERLIOZ:sYM FANT ---- 1J PM
9:15 WCTC 98.5 CONCERT IN HI-FI MENDELSSOHA:syM NO.5 IN DNY PHIL/ BERNSTEIN ; GOU- NOD:"UNFOLD, YE PORTALS EVER- LASTING "MORMON TAB CHOIR); BRAHMS:VARIA ON A THEME OF HAYDN (PHILADLPHIA ORCH/ ORMANDY); BACH: PRELUDE & Fi/GUE IN G(BIGGS/); ALBINONI:2 SINF IN G(VIENNA CHAMB ORCH/FROSCHAUER)J HOWE:BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC (MORMON TAB CHOIR)
ALL STEREO 5:30 YALE REPORTS 6:00 RELIGIOUS
PROGRAMS 8:00 THE PETE
FORNATALE SHOW WITH MUSIC FOR THE WEEKEND -12 NOON
12:00 JONATHAN SCHWARTZ WITH THE BEST
4:00 SCOTT MUNI
WNEW 102.7 I::
8 00 ROSKO DOES HIS THING
9 PM 12:00 PUBLIC AFFAIRS
12:30 PROFILE 1:30 THE RICHARD ROBINSON SHOW UNTIL 6:00 A.M.
NEWS ON THE HOUR
ALL STEREO 9:00 CHILDREN'S
HOUR 10:00 CLASSICS OF RELIGIOUS MUSIC
11:00 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CHAPEL SERVICE -12 NOON -
12:00 SUNDAY SKETCHBOOK WITH SCOTT GU RVEY PROGRAM TO BE ANNOUNCED
4:00 FM CONCERT HALL WITH GEORGE PIELAR PROGRAM TO BE ANNOUNCED
WPRB 103.3
g:00 FM CONCERT HALL CONTO
8:00 TO BE ANNOUNCED
9 PM 3:00 SIGN OFF
6:00 THE CHUCK MACKIN SHOW CONTD
7:00 THE PETE LARKIN SHOW THE BEST FOR YOU AND YOURS -9 PM
11:00 PSYCHOLOGICALLY SPEAKING WITH DR. MARVIN MEYERS
12:00 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 6:05 HYMNS OF ALL
FAITHS 6:15 THIS WEEK AT
THE UN 6:30 INTERNATIONAL
BOOK REVIEW AND LITERARY REPORT
7:05 MUSIC OF THE LITURGY SCI(UETZ:MOTETS FROM "CANTIONES SACRAE"
8:05 CHANGED LIVES REV. BEN HADEN
0:30 THE BIBLE STUDY HOUR
9:05 STEREO FOR A SUNDAY MORNING
12 NOON --- 12:05 SINATRA IN STEREO Two HOURS OF GREAT SONGS STYLED BY FRANK SINATRA ... AND A FEMALE GUEST
2:05 STEREO SPECTACULAR WITH BRYCE BOND
WTFM 103.5 x:: ,:: ti:::{:::::
7:05 LONDON PHASE 4 STEREO HOUR BRILLIANT STEREO SOUNDS
8:05 STEREO SPECTACULAR MUSIC IN DEMON- STRATIVE STEREO
9 PM - THE SOUND OF TOMORROW
12:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
WNYC 93.9 :#',
6:00 FOLKSONG FESTIVAL WITH OSCAR BRAND 6:30 SONG CLASSICS LAMBKIN, SOPRANO 7:00 *MASTERWORK HOUR SOLOIST, PHILIPPE
ENTREMONT
9 PM 9:00 INTERNATIONAL THEATRE "JEAN DE LA
LUNE" I0:00AMEN OF HI-FI WITH HARRY MAYNARD II:00 SPOKEN WORDS ELIE WIESEL READS FROM HIS WORKS
12:00 WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS
NEWS ON THE 55 MINUTE MARK
ALL STEREO 5:00 WEEKEND FESTI-
VAL WITH DAN VALLE
7:30 MORMAN TAB- ERNACLE ORGAN RECITAL
7:50 VOICE OF UNITY
8:05 MORMAN TABER- NACLE CHOIR PROGRAM
8:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES NY'S MOST MUSICAL STATION TRAVELS THE WORLD IN MUSIC
12 NOON -- 12:00 WEEKEND FESTI- VAL OF MUSIC DICK LONDON HOSTS GREAT MELODIES OF THE CENTURY
WRFM 105.1
:00 WEEKEND FESTI- VAL OF MUSIC WITH JOHN NATHAN AND SURPRISE MUSIC BONUS HOUR
12:00 STEREO 'TIL DAWN MITCH LEBE WITH BEAUTIFUL MUSIC UNTIL. 6:00 A.M.
NEWS 4 MINUTES BEFORE THE HOUR
YOUR FM DIAL. See above or pages FM 73-78 for programming details. * Indicates some/all stereo. * * * T* * * T * * * 1_ WPKN WKCR WFUV WFMU WÑYE WHOM WLIR WPAT WVOX WNYC WILK WdSM WFME WABC WBMI WADB WDXR WSTC WNBC WALK WE'D WMLI WLAI 89.5 89.9 90.7 91.1 91.5 92.3 92.7 93.1 93.5 93.9 94.3 94.3 94.7 95.5 95.7 95.9 96.3 96.7 97.1 97.5 97.9 98.3 98.2
WVHC WSOU 88.7 89.5
6:00 SOUNDS FOR SUNDAY WITH
- JOHN DEVONSHIRE 8:30 ORGAN SELEC- TIONS
9:15 GOSPEL TRAIN 11:15 HOW NEW JERSEY GROWS
11:30 KEYBOARD MELODIES -12 NOON
12:30 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES AT GREEN BAY PACKERS
4:15 NEW JERSEY REPORT WITH ED SALVAS
5:15 STRENGTH OF FAITH WITH RABBI JACOB FRIEDMAN
5:30 WJLK YOUTH FORUM CHARLES HILL
:...: WJLK 94.3
b:15 THEN AND NOW JIM SULLIVAN
6:45 PRAYERS OF THE ROSARY
7:15 AS I SEE IT COMMENTARY WITH EVERETT RUDLOFF
7:45 WHOLESOME FAMILY LIVING
8:15 CHURCH SERVICE FIRST BAPTIST, ASBURY PARK --9 PM --
9:15 GREAT MOMENTS IN MUSIC WITH JOHN DEVONSHIRE RAVEL:LA VALSE; BRAHMS:CONC FOR VLN & CELLO; SHO STA KOVITCH: SYM NO.5; RESPI- GHI:THE BIRDS; KODALY:coNC FOR ORCH
12:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR AND HALF-HOUR
ALL STEREO :00 MOSTLY MUSIC THE BEST OF TODAY'S SOUNDS; CURRENT EASY LISTENING HITS; BRIGHT INSTRUMENTALS; HIT SONGS OF THE PAST; NEW EASY LISTENING RELEASES
6:20 RUTGERS PUBLIC AFFAIRS REPORTS 7:30 MOSTLY MUSIC CONTO
12 NOON 12:00 JOHNNY STAVINS POLKA TYME 3:05 MOSTLY MUSIC CONTO
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:05 THE OPS CONCERT A PROGRAM OF LIGHT CLASSICAL SELECTIONS FOR EARLY EVENIÑG LISTENING
7:05 KEYBOARD IMMORTALS PLAY IN STEREO 8:00 THE SUNDAY SYMPHONY BAX:
OVT TO A. PICARESQUE COMEDY(ROYAL PHIL/BurET OFF/10); VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: SYM NO.5 IN D(PHILH ORCH/BARBIROLL I/ 39); BEETHOVEN:PIANO CONC No.4 IN G, OP. 58(BACHAUER/LON SYM/SKROWAC- ZEWSIÇI/34); DELIUS:A DANCE RHAPSQDY NO.2(PHI LADELPH M ORCH/ORMANDY/8)
9 PM 10:00 MUSIC OF PRAISE STRAVINSKY: MASS(GREGG SM TH SINGERS/COL SYM/ STRAVINSKY/I8 PALESTRINA:MIssA TU ES FETRUS (REGENSBUAGH CATHEDRAL CHOIR/SCFIREMS/25); SWEELINCK:VARIA ON MEIN JUNGES LEBEN HAT EIN END" (CHA PE LET/7)
11:00 THE AUDITORIUM ORGAN 11:30 SENATOR CASE REPORTS 11:50 FINAL NEWS SUMMARY 12:00 SIGN OFF
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MARRINER 17 ; KUH :PIANO CONC IN C, OP.7(BLUMENTAL,PIANO/SALZBURGER CHAH ORCH/GUSCHLBALER/32); ARNE:OVT N0.1 IN E MIN(CHAM ORCH/MARRINER/ 7 WEBER-BERLIOZ:INVITATION TO THE DANCE(VIENNA PHIL ORCM/BOSKOVSKY/ 9 LALO:NAMOUNA L'ORCH DE LA SUISSE ROMANDE/ANSERMET/29) :00 NEW YORK TIME HORNINS NEWS ROUNDUP :15 *EIREAKFAST $YMPHDNY CONTO ROSSINI:THE SILKEN LADDER:OVT(CLEVE ORCH/SZELL/6); MOZA T:SERENADE NO.6 IN D, K.239(LONDON SYM ORCW/MAAG/ 13); PFITZNER:SYM 1 C, DP.46(BERLIN PHIL ORCH/LEITNER/17)
10 DOUBLEDAY BOOK FONCENT 1):30 GILBERT & SULLI.AN 11:06 MUSIC OF FAITH *A4ONYMOUS:DER TAG DER 1ST 50 FREUDENREICH(CAP- ELLA ANTIQUA OF MUNICH/RJHLANO/I); *BIBER:REQUIEM(VIENNESE BOYS CHOIR/ CHOR VIENNENSIS/CON:ENTUS MUSICUS OF VIENNA/GILLESBERGER/26); *BRUCK- NER:TE DEUM(PASHLEY.SOP/FINNILA.CONTR/TEAR,TEN/GARRARDTBASS/NEW PHIL ORCH & CHOR BARENBOIM/231
12 NOON :10 INTERNATIONAL O=ERETTA THEATER JOHANN STRAUSS BIRTHDAY GALA
:06 ANGEL -GOODY HOUR :06 FOLK MUSIC OF TH' WORLD :06 PHILADELLHIA ORCsESTRA EUGENE ORMANDY CONDUCTING BEETHOVEN: SYM NO.1 IN C MAJ, :P.21; CONC NO.4 IN G MAJ FOR PIANO & ORCH, OP.58; FANTASIA IN C MAJ F7i PIANO, CHOR & ORCH, OP.80 06 ON THIS DATE
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:06 NEW STARS ON THE HORION :06 BOSTON SYMPHONY IR CHESTRA MICHAEL TILSON THOMAS CONDUCTING MOUSSORGSKY:PRELUDE TO KHOVANTSCHINA; PROKOFIEV:PIANO CON NO.3 IN C; DEBUSSY:PRELUDE TO -HE AFTERNOON OF A FAUN; SATIE:2 GYMNOPEDIES; DE- BUSSY:LA MER
9 PM 0:00 NEW YORK TIMES PEWS FOUNDUP 0:10 GALA PERFORMANCE 1:15 *BACH:COFC NO.2 IN C FOR 3 p1ANOS & ORCH(GABY,CASADE- SUS,PIANOS COLONNE CONCEFTS ORCH/DERVAUX/I8); *BR ITTEN: LES ILLUMINA- TIONS(HARSANYI,SOP/PRINCETON CHAM ORCH/HARSANYI/23) :05 MIDNIGHT WITH MISIC *MENDELSSOHN:sExTEr IN D(MEMBERS OF THE VIENNA OCTET/30; *LACH:ARIA & CHORALE FROM CANTATA NO.13(FISCHER- DlESKAUtBAR/CHOIR OF ST FEDWIG'S CATH,BERLIN/BERLIN PHIL ORCH/FORSTER/ 9); *BRANDS:QT NO.3 IN C MIN FOR PIANO & STS, OP.60(RUBINSTEINIPIANO/
ST MEMBERS OF G ARNERI /35); *MAHLER:WENN DEIN MUTTERLEIN FROM KINDER- TOTENLIEDER" HORNE,K:Z-SCP/ROYAL PHIL ORCH/LEWIS/5); TIDVORAK:TRIO IN E MINT 01+.90 LATEINEH,PIANO/HEIFETZ,VIOLIN/PIATIGORSKY.CELLO/27)
STEREO AS INDICATED* 8:00 OMN IA AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM
ALL TO THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD WORKS BY COUPERIN/CRECQUILLON/ SCHLI CK/BYRD/BRUCKNER
10:30 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING OSCAR ON THE LIFE AND WORKS OF OSCAR WILD
12 NOON 12:00 THE KING OF INSTRUMENTS MUSIC PERFORMED ON THE BECKERATH ORGAN
1:00 THE LONG RUSSIAN WINTER TCHAIKOVSKY'S FOURTH COMPLETED OPERA BASED ON A TALE BY PUSHKIN. PRODUCED BY KATHY DOBKIN
4:00 NIGHT INTO DAY WITH BOB FASS 5:00 CONVERSATION WITH SIMONE DE
BEAUVOIR STUDS TERKEL TALKS WITH THE WOMAN WHO MADE WOMEN'S LIBERA- TION AN ISSUE
5:45 COUNTRY MUSIC OLD-TIME BLUEGRASS 1 {
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59 SIGN ON 00 RETIREMENT WITH BEST A 20 -PROGRAM SERIES FOR THE OLDER ADULT 30 THE PROTESTANT HUM 00 STATEMENT OF OWNEBSHIF 05 HARRY EMERSON FOSDICK PRAYER
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CANTATE DOMINO VIVALDI:STABAT MATER; PSALM 126 - NISI DOMINUS"; BEATES VIR; CREDO
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12 NOON :15 RELIGION IN THE MEWS :45 HOW THE NORTH WAS WON A SERIES ON THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO OPENED UP -HE FRONTIERS OF THE CANADIAN NORTH- LAND FEATURING THE VOICES OF PIONEERS IN REMINISCENCES 00 PERFORMING BEETHOVEN COMPARING AND CONTRASTING DIF- FERENT INTERPRETATIOIS OF SOME OF BEETHOVEN'S BEST-KNOWN WORKS. TODAY:VOCAL MUSK 00 BBC WORLD THEATRE 'EACE" BY ARISTOPHANES 00 TO BE ANNOUNCED 30 CONVERSATION WITH MUSI: BARITONE ROBERT MERRILL CELE- BRATES THE 25TH ANNI.ERSARY OF HIS METROPOLITAN OPERA DEBUT 30 YOUNG ARTISTS =ECITAL SERIES TODAY:BARITONE, ARTHUR THOMPSON
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15 TRANSATLANTIC PRO'ILE FEATURE REPORTS FROM EUROPE THE CRITICAL PEOP_E A WEEKLY ROUNDTABLE REVIEW
F THE ARTS MODERATE: BY BAIRD SEARLES MORNINGSIDE REPORT
15 SERVICE OF WORSHI' 9 PM
5 EL SERVICIO DE AD)RACIDN PABLO COTTO, MINISTRO 00 NOTICIERO RELIGI.SO MONDIALE CON DR. LUIS QUIROGA 15 PUNTOS CARDINALES BESDE LAS NACIONES UNIDAS 30 EL CAMINO INFINITO "LA ENFERMEDAD DE EZEQUTAS" 00 RADIOTEATROS HOLANDESES "JUEGO DE NINOS" POR DICK REUX 30 SIGN OFF
WBAI 99.5 : 6:15 MISCELLANY 6:30 NEWS 6:45 BOOKS 7:00 COMMENTARY: BOTH SIDES OF THE BARS
THE FORTUNE SOCIETY 7:30 EL AMOR BRUJO A BALLET STE BY
FALL. PERFORMED BY JULIA HAMARI WITH THE A. SCARLATTI ORCH OF RAI, NAPLES UNDER THE DIRECTION OF GABOR TOVOS
8:00 AUTHORS ON BOOKS WITH LEAL SCOTT 8:30 IF I HAD THE WINGS OF AN ANGEL
NEW YORK CITY'S PRISONS 9 FN
10:00*FREE MUSIC STORE CHAMBER MUSIC AND MUSIC FOR THE CHAMBER
11:30 * I.P.S. TAPE AND ELECTRONIC MUSIC
12:00 THE OUTSIDE WITH STEVE POST
AIL STEREO 6:30 SIGN ON 6:35 START THE DAY
IN STEREO 7:00 SALUTE TO THE
VETERANS 7:15 SPORTS SCOREBOARD 7:35 AVE MARIA PROGRAM 8:00 BIBLE SPEAKS TO
YOU 9:30 MID -MORNING
SERENADE 10:00 THE ITALIAN HOUR
11:00 SONGS ITALIAN STYLE AMERICAN - ITALIAN NETWORK 5HOW
12 NOON 12:00 NEWS 12:15 SOUNDS OF STEREO 2:00 LIGHT 'N LIVELY 4:30 SHOWTIME PROGRAM TO BE ANNOUNCED
5:30 OVERTURE
WRLB 107.1 cm 6:00 OVERTURE CONTO 8:00 WIN -PLACE -AND SHOW
9 PM
9:45 B'NAI BRITH 11:15 NATIONAL GUARD SHOW
11:30 SERENADE IN BLUE 12:00 SIGN OFF
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ALL STEREO 7:00 MUSIC FOR
METROPOLITANS 12 MOON-
LIGHT MUSIC
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8:05 CURTAIN TIME SCHAFER/GRAHAM: BRAVO GIOVANNI"
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9:05 GREAT ALBUMS OF OPERA VERDI: FALSTAFF" (EVANS/ S IMIONA TO/LIGA- SUE/MERRILL/ FRENI/KRUAS/ ELIAS/LANIGAN/ DE PALMA/ FIOANI/RCA ITALIANA OPERA ORCH & CHORUS/ 50E71)
12:05 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
ALL STEREO 5:30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS 7:30 THE STEVE O'SHEA
SHOW THE BEST OF TODAY'S SOUNDS
12 NOON 12:30 THE BILL BROWN SHOW
5:30 THE POP CHRONICLES
WCBS 101.1 [?:
6:30 THE GUS GOSSERT SHOW OLDIES BUT GOODIES
9 PM
10:30 CHANGES WITH CHARLES BAILEY A VIEW OF THE CONTEMPORARY SCENE
12:30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOW
1:30 THE YOUNG SOUND
NEWS ON THE HOUR
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4:00 THE GOING BREAT SHOW TOP 40 MUSIC WITH NON H4BERMAN(M, W); WITH GARY MC- FARL1NE(TUE, THUR,FRI/
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6:00 NEWSLINE LONG ISLANDS MOST.COMPRE- HENSIVE LOCAL, NAT 'L AND INTERNATIONAL NEWS REPORT
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7:00 B EEKER'TO MCDOUGAL (TUE); THE SOUNDS OF OUR TIME(THUR)
7:30 THE MUSIC OF ITALY(W)
8:00 THE POETIC EYE(M) FREAK FLAG(Wj; POETRY FROM POST(F)
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10:00 PATHWAYS THROUGH EDUCA- TION(M); THE PROGRESSIVE SCENE((TUE); JAllOLOGY (FRI)
6:00 MODERN -CON- TEMPORARY MUSIC A FULL DAY
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5:00 MONTAGE THE AND SUMMER SOUND
5:55 SIGN ON TODAY
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8:00 TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD TIME AS
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8:15 COMMENT ON SPORTS
8:30 THIS WEEK AT THE UN(M); CLASSICAL REQQUEST(TUE);
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10:00 WESTERN STAR (TUE & WED); LORD SNOOTY'S GIANT ELECTRIC POISON HEAD SHOW (FRI)
5:30 THE MORNING SHOW ' WITH JACK ELLERY 7:45 BREAKFAST NEWS 8:05 MORNING SHOW CONTD 10:05 MUSIC FROM THE PENTHOUSE WITH MIKE JAY
12 NOON 12:00 NEWS AT NOON 12:20 MUSIC FROM THE PENTHOUSE CONTD
1:05 MUSIC ON THE SUNNYSIDE WITH JACK SHREVE
3:05 THE RARITAN ROAD SHOW. WITH JOHN TAYLOR
6:00 SIX O'CLOCK RE - 'ORT
6:30 THE RARITAN ROAD SHOW CONTD
7:00 EVENING SPORTS NEWS
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10:05 ON CALL WITH JOHN TAYLOR. (WED)
10:45 NEWS II:00 THE MUSE JAZZ AND FOLK MUSIC
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7:00 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC WITH SAL SANTORO(MON); SOCIAL SECURITY RO- GRAM(TUE); TWILIGHT (WEO ; THE UPWARD BOUND PROGRAM(r uR). BASEBALL GREATS(FRI)
7:30 SOUNDS OF JUDEA (MON); COLLEGE SERIES ON BLINDNESS(TUE); FOCUS ON BLA K PRIDE (THUR); ACROSS THE FOOTLIGHTS(FRI)
8:00 MUSIC OF LITHUANIA MON); DO YOU KNOW TUE); WEDNESDAY NIGHT
AT THE OPERA(WED); THE RELIC RA K REVIEW (FRI)
8:30 THE WHITE BIRD WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST (THUR) --1J PM
9:00 PAGEANT OF IRE- LAND(MON); UNIVER- SITY SEMINAR(TUE); ORGAN MASTERWORKS THUR); THE FOLK BAG FRI)
9:30 THE POLKA PARTY(MON) IO 00 REACTION(TUE); INTERNATIONAL CONCERT HALL THUR); IMPRESSIONS (FRI
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II:00 COLLEGE/SEMI- NARY
11:30 CHRISTIAN HOME
ALL STEREO 6:00 JIMMY KING 9:00 SEBASTIAN
STONE -12 NOON- 12:00 TOMMY EDWARDS
3:00 SEAN CASEY
12 NOON 12:00 LIGHT MUSIC 1:00 HYMN TIME 1:30 RADIO PULPIT 2:00 *CONCERT 3:00 LIGHT MUSIC 4:00 TODAY IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS
4:30 FAMILY WORSHIP 5:00 LIGHT MUSIC 5:30 DEVOTIONS
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6:00 PILLAR OF FIRE SOLOISTS(M,T,TN,
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7:00 CHILDREN'S BIBLE STORY HOUR
7:15 COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
7:30 HYMN(REºVEST PROGRAM)
9 PM 9:00 HOUR OF
PRAYER(PRAYER REQUEST)
9:30 SIGN OFF
6:00 WAKE UP WEST - CHESTER NEWS AND SPORTSCOPE WITH JIM WHALEN
7:00 SUBURBAN & WORLD NEWS
7:30 EDITORIAL BY WILLIAM O'SHAUGHNESSY
8:00 NOW MORNING REPORT 9:00 WESTCHESTER NEWS 10:05 WESTCHESTER OPEN LINE TELEPHONE CALLS WITH JIM WHALEN
10:30 THE RICK HERITAGE SHOW 6:00 PORTALS OF PRAYEF
10:55 MEN IN THE MILITARY 6:05 MORNING CLOCK II:00 SUBURBAN & WORLD 6:30 MOMENTS OF PRAISE NEWS
12 NOON 7:15 BIBLE QUIZ 9:00 THE CHRISTIAN RCS
12:00 THE NOON REPORT 9:40 PSYCHOLOGY FOR LI 12:15 THE WALL STREET ING DR. NARRAMORE REPORT 10:00 PRAYER TIME
2:00 THE SWAP SHOP 11:00 MOMENTS OF PRAIS WITH RICK HERITAGE 11:30 WORDS TO LIVE BY
2:30 WESTCHESTER OPEN 12 NOON 12:00 NEWS STEREO AS LINE TELEPHONE
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3:00 BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE AND
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6:00 SUBURBAN & WORLD NEWS ----9 PM
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SOCIETY SHOWCASE (MONDAYS ONLY)
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7:00 EVENSONG(M); FOCA
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11:30 SIGN OFF
5:30 SERMONETTE 5:35 FARM REPORT 5:45 TOP OF THE
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1:00 NEWS I:10 MELODY MAT- INEE MUSIC
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12:00 NEWS 12:05 AFTER HOURS
1:55 HEADLINES; SERMONETTE
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11:00 PIX PENTHOUSE WITH LES MARSNAK -12 NOON -
4:00 PIX PENTHOUSE WITH KEN HARPER
WPIX 101.9
7:00 PIX PENTHOUSE WITH STAN MARTIN
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NEWS ON THE 58 MINUTE MARK
6:00 BARRY NEAL SHO 10:00 TONY JAMES SHOW
12 NOON --- 1:00 MIKE JEFFERIES SHOW
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6:00 JOHN RYAN SHOW ----9 PM
12:00 JIM GENOVESE SHOW
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ALL STEREO 6:20 RAP AND ROCK GUEST
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10:15 JIMHJ RABBIT SHOW. ENTERTAINMENT, 'RO.- GRT ESSIVE ROCK
12.NOON 4:20 TONY PIOG SMOM
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8:20 DAVE HERMAN SHOW ENTERTAINMENT, PRO- GRESSIVE ROCK
PM 12:00 MURRAY ROMAN SHOW ENTERTAIN - "MENT, PROGRESSIVE ROCK
6:00 THE DON CANNON SHOW MUSIC,NEWS,HUMAN IN- TEREST FEATURES
10:00 BOB GRAINGER SHOW MUSIC,NEWS FORM.D- DAY LISTENERS
12 NOON 121C0 NEWS 12:15 BEFORE THE MAST WITH -DON CANNON TELEPHONE DISCUSSION
1:00 THE BOB GRAINGER SHOW CONTO
2:00 THE GARY J.
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NEWS, WEATHER 12:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
ALL STEREO 7:00 CONNECTI-
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9:05 DAY OF 12 NOON -
THE WEEK 1:05 STRINGS AND STEREO
2:05 STEREO SPECTRUM
5:05 SPOTLIGHT
6:05 DESIGNS FOR DINING DINNER MUSIC
7:05 SHOWCASE OF SOUND
8:30 STEREO SHENANIGANS
--- 9 PM 9:05 DONOVAN ON
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10:30 SERENADE FOR STRINGS
11:05 THE QUIET HOURS
1:00 SIGN OFF
6:OO THE MORNING SHOW WITH BOB E. LLOYD
10:00 TOM WHITTAKER
12 NOON - 1:00 "CONCERT '70" 2:00 AMAN & HIS
MUSIC WITH JAY MANNING
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7:00 DICK ALEXAN- DER- "DICK'S DEN"
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12:00 MUSIC AFTER HOURS WITH SONNY'MANN
6:00 WAKE UP EASY MUSIC, NEWS AND WEATHER TO HELP YOU START THE DAY
10:00 COFFEE BREAK ENJOY THE BRIGHT, RELAXED SOUND OF WABD
12 NOON 12:CO.MIDDAY MATINEE" RELAX AT LUNCH... AND MOVE CHEERFUL & REFRESHED INTO THE AFTERNOONS WORK
4:00 HEADING HOME NEWS AND STOCK REPORTS...KEEP ALERT ON YOUR WAY HOME(
6:00 EVENING CAROU- SEL WAGS PLAYS DINNER MUSIC...THEN MOVES YOU INTO THAT CENTER AISLE AS SHOW --9 PM TUNES & POPULAR MUSIC BLEND TO- GETHER IN A
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12:00 NIGHT WATCH IN STEREO SIL 6:00 A.M. FOR
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6:00 OLD COMMUTER MUSIC, NEWS, WEATHER
10:05 JAY JOHNSON SHOW 11:05 BAND STAND (M -w -F); MAKING THE MOST OF MATURITY(T ; GOOD COOKING(TH
11:35 BANDSTAND 12 NOON
12:00 PAUL HARVEY/NEWS/ ALMANAC 12:20 BULLETIN BOARD/NEWS 1:05 LUNCHEON WITH ANITA JACOBI
(H); POINT OF VIEW(T-w-TH); SUCCESSFUL RETIREMENT(F
2:05 WORLD OF MUSIC(H-w-F SHOPPING ON MAIN STREET T)
4:00 STOCK REPORT/NEWS/ROAD SHOW
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6:00 NEWS 7:10 ALEX DRIER/SPORTS/LOCAL
NEWS 7:35 MAYOR'S REPORT (w); LET
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8:05 MUSIC IN THE NIGHT; HIGH SCHOOL REPORT(TH)
9 PM 9:05 WINDOW IN THE SKY(TH) 10:15 MUSIC IN THE NIGHT CONT EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM(w); WEEK AT THE U.N. (TR)
11:00 NEWS 11:15 BOB MACKEY HUNTING AND FISHING(TH)
11:30 NIGHT CALL WRVR PROGRAM 12:30 NEWS SIGN OFF
5:00 KALEIDOSCOPE 6
SOULARAMA(r); COUNTRY 4,
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7:00 CONTINENTAL MELODIES 7:30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS (M,F);
RELIGION(T, W, TN)
7:45 RELIGION 8:00 SPANISH(M T); RELIGION(w,
TH); iREEK(F) 9:00 RELIGION 10:00 ITALIAN
12 NOON 3:00 SPANISH 4:30 ITALIAN
5:30 GREEK(M); ROCK 'N
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6:15 RAY WILSON POP MUSIC 6:30 RACING RESULTS 6:45 INTERVIEWS 7:00 BRAZILIAN 7:30 GREEK 8:30 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC(M); YUGOSLAV(AN(,T,TH,F); ARMENIAN w))
8:30 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC(M); YUGOSLAVIAN T,TH ; ARMENIAN (w); ROUMANIAN(F
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3:00 KALEIDOSCOPE
5:55 SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT NEWS WEATHER
6:15 WTKE UP NEWS, WEATHER 9:00 BOB DORIAN WITH NEW "POPS" 11:00 MEMORIES IN MELODY JACK
ELLSWORTH AND RECORDINGS OF THE 30's AND 40'S
12 NOON 12:00 NEWS 12:30 LUNCHEON MUSICALE 1:00 RECORD REVIEW
2:30 SHOWTIME MUSIC FROM BROADWAY
3:00 RECORD REVIEW 5:00 MOODS IN MUSIC
8:30 DANNY STILES SHOW OLD- IES OF THE 30's, 40's AND 50'S EASY LISTENING
10:30 ITALIAN VARIETY PROGRAM WITH GEORGIO PADOVANI AND
12 NOON RENZO SACERDOTTI
1:30 MITCHELLLEVITSKY VARIETIES JEWISH Music
2:00 WE GET LETTERS WITH ESTHER JUNGRIES
2:05 MUSIC AND NEWS WITH BEN BASENKO
3:00 THE AFTERNOON SIMCHA WITH ART RAYMOND'- THE LATEST JEWISH & ISRAELI RECORDS
5:00 GERMAN VARIETY SHOWS WITH JANETTE VAN DELDEN
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9 PM 9:00 CURTAIN CALLS BROADWAY AND HOLLYWOOD THEMES
10:00 MASTERWORKS OF MUSIC 12:00 NEWS 12:05 SMOOTHLY INSTRUMENTAL 2:00 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 6:00 GARY SAPIANE
SHOW NEWS, EATHER,TRAFF IC
10.00 DON KARNES SHOW OPEN END/ CONVERSATION
11:00 DON CANNON SHOW HOUSEWIVES F EATURES, K ITCH EN NEWS,NEW PRODUCT NEWS
12 NOON - 2:00 BRYAN QUINN
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10:00 OPERATION UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE CON- VERSATIONS WITH NOTED ARTISTS; LONG ISLAND IN- FORMATION NETWORK NEWS; ACID ROCK AND UNDERGROUND INFORMATION
2:00 SIGN OFF
6:30 WAKE UP TO MUSIC, LOCAL NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS
9:05 MID -MORNING SERENADE
10:05 SCHOOL NEWS 10:35 MARKETS - 12 NOON 12:00 MARKETS NEWS 12:15 FARM FACTS AND NATURE NOTES
12:20 AFTERNOON MUSIC 1:05 EGG MARKET REPORT 4:05 CLOSING STOCK
REPORT 4:55 FORT MONMOUTH AND
CIVIL SERVICE NEWS 5:00 NEWS ROUND -UP
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NIGHT LIGHT EVENING MUSIC FOR YOU _ 9 PM LISTENING ENJOYMENT
12:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS AND WEATHER EVERY HALF HOUR
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7:00 TED ATHAS SHOW LATEST GREEK RECORDS, NEWS
9 PM 10:30 LIVING SHOULD BE FUN NUTRITION WITH DR. CARLTON FREDERICKS
ALL STEREO 6:00:OPERATION EARLY -
BIRD WITH DAVE WINGERT. MUSIC, COMMUTER REPORTS, IN DEPTH WEST - CHESTER WEATHER AND SPORTS WITH '
LOU BODA AND JIM GREEHAN
10:00 STUDIO -IN THE ROUND WITH BOA BRUNO MUSIC
12 NOON I.00'KEYBOARD -
PIANO SELS FROM MID -DAY RELAX- ING
2:00 STUDIO IN THE ROUND WITH' BOB ANDREWS MUSIC, NE WS, WEATHE RA MA, C OMMUNTER INFO AND THE "FIVE MINUTE MYSTERY"
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6:10 TOM HARMON' SPORTS
6:15. EDWARD P.
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GEORGE PARTLAND THE COLOURS OF MUSIC, IN STEREO, FROM
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NATIONAL NEWS ON THE HOUR; LOCAL NEWS EVERY HALF HOUR; WEEKEND AND HOLIDAY, N.Y. NETS GAMES
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STANDARD PROGRAMMING
SATURDAY -SUNDAY
9:00 THE ELLIS J. SHOW(SAT) SOUL MUSIC
--12 NOON - 12:00 COUNT DOWN
(sAT); PLANE TALK (suN)
12:30 THE SUNDAY SHOW)
3:00 CONSTANT JOURNEY (SAT);
5:00 ROCK IN 12:00 WEEKEND WATCH RETROSPECT
5:30 STAN RAINOWITZ (SUN) SHOW
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6:00 NEWSLINE LONG ISLANDS MOST COMPRE- HENSIVE LOCAL, NAT 'L AND INTERNATIONAL 5E PORT (SAT & SUN)
6:15 REVIEW OF THE WEEK
6:30 POWERLINE (sin); NICKER - SON SPEAKS (suN)
7:00MUSIC FOR A SUNDAYy EVEN- ING(suN); THE ROCK HOUSE (SAT)
PM
9:00 THE SOUND MACHINE(suN)
10.00 `SIGN OFF (SUN)
1:00 SIGN OFF (SAT)
6:00 MODERN -CON- TEMPORARY MUSIC A FULL DAY
WHLI 98.3
WSOU WILL BE COMPLETELY OFF THE AIR ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS THIS SUMMER.
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6:00:A TOUCH OF`. EBONY (sAT); LONG ISLAND SPORTS WRAP-UP (SUN)
6:15 HOFSTRA WEEKLY (SUN)
6:30 VILLAGE OF HEMPSTEAD RE- PORTS (suN)
6:45 HOFSTRA WEEKLY
7:00 SHADES OF FOLK(sAT); SWING YEARS (SUN)
8:30 MUSIC MACHINE II (SAT)
3 PM --- 9:00 MUSIC MACHINE
I (suN) 10:30 SOULS AHEAD
(SAT) 12:00 SIGN OFF
.5:30 MORNING SHOW. WITH JACK ELLERY(SAT)
6:05 SUNDAY CAROUSEL (SUN)
10:05 SATURDAY SUNNYSIDE 10)
45T HOME & GARDEN(suN) 11:05 CHURCH SERVICE (SUN)
12 NOON - 12:00 NEWS 12:15 HUNGARIAN MELODY HOUR(suN); SATURDAY SUN NYSIDE(sAT)
7:30 POLKA PARTY(suN) 3:05 S NDAY CAROUSEL
(SUN); RARITAN ROAD SHOW sAT)
4:05 THEATER HOUR (SUN) 5:05 FILIPPO NERI
ITALIAN HOUR(SUN)
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ALL STEREO SATURDAY 6:00 JIMMY KING 10:00 AL BRADY -12 NOON - 2:00 SEAN
CASEY 7:00 BOB EVANS-
SHOW -9 PM TILL 4 AM
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6:00 SUNDAY CAROUSEL (SUN)
7:00 EVENING SPORTS NEWS
7:15 HOUSE PARTY(sAT) 8:30 CROSSROADS(suN)
0 P14------- 9:05 SONGS OF PRAISE
(SUN) 9:15 CONCERT IN HI Fl
(SUN) 11:00 SUNDAY NIGHT STARDUST(suN)
12:05. MIDNIGHT MUSE (SAT)
WOR 98.7
WiltitEL (sAT)
6:05 OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENT
6:35 TOWN HALL (SUN)
7:00 REPORT FROM RUGTERS (SUN)
7:15 ADDED YEARS SUN)
7: 5 GOOD NEWS REPORT (suN)
7:50 SENATOR CASE (suN)
7:55 SACRED MU- SIC (SUN)
8:00 RUTGERS U. FORUM (SUN)
8:35 CONTEMPOR- ARY (suN)
9:00 CAROUSEL (SU10:00
GASLIGHT -12 NOON
PREVUES 3:00 *LIMELIGHT
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12:00 RHEUS MONKEY(SAT)
2:00 SIGN OFF
WPAT 93.1
CONTINUED 7:00 GASLIGHT REVUE 8:00 *GASLIGHT
9 PM REVUE
10:00 GASLIGHT REVUE
12:00 THE NIGHT SHOW TIL 6 A.M.
NEWS ON THE HALF HOUR
6:30 HYMNS/SERMON/ ALMA WHITE
7:15 SUNRISE SERVICE 7:45 MUSICAL FAVOR-
ITES SAT); HYMNS (SUN
8:00 GOSPEL IN SER- MON AND SONG
8:30 BIBLE STORY(sAT); RAY B. WHITE ORCHESTRA(SUN)
9:00AMORNING CON- CERT
10:00 LIGHT MUSIC 11:00 COLLEGE/SEMI- NARY:PILLAR OF FIRE WORSHIP SERVICE(SUN)
12 NOON 12:00 MUSIC FOR MED-
ITATION 1:00 HYMN TIME *CONCERT(SUN)
1:30 THE BAPTIST HOUR(SAT)
2:00 *CONCERT(sAT); LIGHT MUSIC(suN)
3:00 MUSICAL(sAT); SERVICE suN
4:00 NEWS SAT ;
MUSIC(SUN) 5:00 MUSIC(SAT); WJZZ
NJCC(SUN) PROGRAMMING 5:30 DEVOTIONS(sAr); BEGINS AT
COLLEGE CONCERT 6 P.M.
SUNDAY 600 PILLAR OF`B RE 4:00 PUBLIC (SAT); CONCERT(suN) AFFAIRS; PER- 6:15 SUNDAY SCHOOL SPECTIVES PREVIEW(sAT)
9:00 JOE MC .6.30 HYMNS 12E 6:30 - 6:45 YOUR STORY HOUR 3:00 TOMMY ED- (SAT) WARDS 7:00 HYMNS(sAT);
JOHNNY
PIL-
9:0Ó 1I. LAR OF FIRE(suNj
DONOVAN0 8:00 HYMN(REDUEsr)
3:00 A.M. PUB- 9 PE.
LIC AFFAIRS 9:00 S REQUEST
4:30 4.m. JOHNNY 9:30 SIGNGNER OFF
DONOVAN CONTD
TILL 6 AM
6:00 WAKE UP WEST - 'CHESTER (SAT)
6:10 SPORTSCOPE(sAT) 6:25 NEWS(suN) 6:30 ADVENTURES IN
JUDAISM(suN) 7:15 THE.CHRISTOPHERS
(SUN) 9:05 ARCHDIOCESE PRO-
GRAM(suN) 9:30 WESTCHESTER OPEN
LINE(sAT) PHONE CALLS 10:00 FAITH FOR THIS DAY(suN)
10:15 THE BIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU(suN)
10:30 THE JERRY CARROL SHON(sAT); ITALIA- NISSIMA(suN)
12 NOON 12:00 CONTINENTAL SHOW 2:00 AT THE UN(s N) 2:30 POLKA PARTY(SVN) 3:00 OUR THING(sAT) 4:30 MUSIC TIL MID- NIGHT(sAT); ITALIA-
SRISCOPE 4:45 PE (sAT) 5:30 IONA COLLEGE
REPORT(SUN)
WVOX 93.5
WORLD AND SUBURBAN NEWS HEARD AT 7:00 A.M. SAT I
7:30 A.M. SUN 9:00 A.M. SAT & SUN); NOW MORNING REPORT AT 8:00 AM (SAT)
5:30 DEVOTIONS(sAT) 5:45 TOP OF THE
MORNING(sAT) 7:30 SERMONETTE (SUN) 8:30 BIBLE suN 9:00 FAITH SUN 10:05 JOURNEY INTO MELODY
10:30 VIEWPOINT(SUN) 11:00 THIS IS NY STATE sUN)
I NOON 12:00 NEWS 12:10 BANDSTAND(suN) 12:15 MEDLEY(sAT) 12:35 ARTIST (SUN) 1:00 NEWS 1:15 BANDSTAND(SAT) MUSICALE(suN)
1:30 EVERETT SSHOW1 (SAT);MUSIC`SUN/
3:05 MATINEE (SAT); WHAT'S THE ISSUE
3:3U0 AVE MARIA(suN) 4:05 DESIGNS' FOR
LISTENING
WLNA 100.7
6:00 MUSIC FOR SAT.(A, HYMNS OF FAITH(suN)
7:30 LETTER FROM AFRICA SUNDAY SCHOOL CLINIC(
7:45 AND GOD CREATED(sA GOOD NEWS"(sum)
8:00 CHILDREN S CHAPEL{ CHURCH OP THE MO!TH(s
8:15 KIDS CLUB(sAT) 9:00 BACK TO THE BIBLE( TEMPLET1ME(SUN)
9:30 MUSIC FOR SATURDAY PRELUDE TO WORSHIP su
11:00 CALVARY CHURCH(sui 12 NOON
12:15 CHAPEL OF THE All (SAT); QUIET TIME(SUN,
12:30 SONGTIME(SAT); SUI DAY SERENADE ((SUN))
1:00 MUSIC FOR SAT. AFTEF NOON(sAT); MESSAGE TO
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1:30RAEL BILLYUN GRAHAM(suN) 2:00 SUNDAY SERENADE(syN 3:30 LUTHERAN HOUR(suN);
4:30LIGION REVIVALUHOURSsUN) 5:30 THAT THEY MI HT SEE 5:45 CHRISTIANITY IN ACT
6:00 WORLDWIDE RAD10(sAT EVENSONG(suN)
6:15 COMMENTARY(sAT) 6:30 EVENSONG(sAT 7:00 TOME SKINNER(sAT);
ECHOES(SON) 7:30 WORD OF LIFE(SAT) g:00 UNSHACKLED(sAT-SUN) 8:30 CHALLENGE FOR TODAY
(SAT)
9 PM 9:00 CONFERENCE ECHOES
(SAT); DR. BARNHOUSE sl 9:30 SONGS OF SPLENDOR si 10:00 TALK SHOW(sAT): AF HART(suN)
10:30 REVIVAL TIME(FuN) 11:00 LIGHT AND LIFE ROUF
(SUN) 11:30 SACRED MELODIES(sutI 12:00 MIGHTWATCH(sAT-suN)
ALL STEREO 6:00 PIX
PENTHOUSE WITH DON NUTTING (suN); FIX PENTHOUSE WITH RON PORBO DDA (SAT)
----I2 NOON - 12:00 PIX PENTHOUSE WITH STAN MARTIN SAT); PIX ENTHOUSE
WITH RON PO ROU DOA
5:45 VISTAS OF ISRAEL(suN)
6:00 BARRY NEAL SW
INA BLUE(SUN)ADE 6:30 SPECTRUM USA
(SUN) 7:00 PROTESTANT HO1
(SUN) 7:30 SUNDAY MUSIC 8:00 MIRACLE GOSPE.
TIME WITH CONNII HOWE
8:35 GUARD SESSION 8:50 CASO REPORT(si 9:00 THE ORIGINAL
ITALIAN HOURS WITH FRANK RUI51 (SUN)
10:00 JIM GENOVESE (SAT)
12 NOON ---- 1:00 MIKE ,IEFFERIE: SHOW(sAT)
2:00 JOHN RYAN SHOT (SUN)
WBAB
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6:00 STEREOPERA TWO COMPLETE - 9 PM_ OPERAS
SIGN OFF AT CONCLUSION OF SECOND OPERA
6:00 NEWS 6:15 EVENING MEDLEY
( SAT); CLA SS( SUN) 6:30 YOUR WORLD OF
SONG MELODIES 8:05 MELODY TIME
9 PM 9:00 NEWS; MELODY
TIME CONTD. 10:05'MUSIC TIL MID NIGHT NIGHT MUSIC
12:00 NEWS 12:05 AFTER HOURS 12:55 HEADLINES: SER- MONE E SIGN OFF (AUN)
1:55 HEADLINES: SER- MONETTE: SIGN OFF (SAT)
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* * WCWP WBGO WVHC WSOO WPKN WKCR WFUV WFMU WNYE WHOM WLIR WPAT WVOX WNYC WALK WGSM WFME WABC WBMI WADB WQXR WSTC WNBC WALK WEVD WHLI WLAD WCTC 88.1 88,3 88.7 89.5 89.5 89.9 90.7 91.1 91.5 92.3 92.7 93.1 93.5 93.9 94.3 94.3 94.7 95.5 95.7 95.9 96.3 96.7 97.1 97,5 97.9 96.3 98.3 98.3
6:00 FIX PENTHOUSE WITH CORNESIUS NYE RS(SAT); PIX PENT- HOUSE WITH LARRY MCCAN (SUN) -9 PM
12:00 MAN- HATTAN AFTER HOURS WITH JIM LOU NSBERRY TIL 6:00 A.M.
102.3 me eF:'
6:00 KEN WEBB'SHO) (SAT)
8:00 WBAB CONCLUDI ANOTHER WEEK OF
BROADCAST ING(sui -9 PM
12:00 MARTY CURI.E1
SHOW (SAT)
NEWS 5 MINUTES BEFORE THE HALF-HOUR
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L STEREO 15 DAVE HERMAN ENTER- AINMçNT, ROGRESSIVE- ROCK (SAT); PENDULUM: PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOW (SUFI)
30 NEW JERSEY COUNCIL PERSPECTIVE (suN) 00 FAITHS OF NEW YORK PART 1 - RELIGIOUS(SUN) 30 FAITHS OF NEW YORK PART 2 - RELIGIOUS(SUN) 00 FAITHS OF NEW YORK ALL STEREO PART 3 - RELIGIOUS(SUN)
,
prin. 30 WABC PRESS COWPER. NAMEL(SAT) ENCE - PUBLIC AFFAIRS(suN) 9:05 DIMENSION 00 CHRISTIAN IN NEIL OFFEN ACTION -RELIGIOUS(SUN) (SAT) 15 NEGRO COLLEGE CHOIR(sUN)II:30 RELIGIOUS 30 MESSAGE OF ISRAEL(syN) SCIENCE DR.
00 EDUCATION UNLIMITED(sU(1N) RAYMOND C.
RAY 30 ON THE YOUNG SIDE(suN)
12 NOON_ :00 TONY PIGG ENTER- 12:05 NEW TAINMENT, PROGRESSIVE SOUNDS(SAT); ROCK TIIF 9:00 P.M. LITHUANIAN- (suN) AMERICAN .15 TONY PIGG EMTER- TAI NMENT, PROGRESS I VE
ROCK TIL 10:15 P.M. (SAT)
WABC 95.5 I:.;á:j:,';;':%:
9 PM HOWARD COSELL PUBLIC
FFAIRS SHOW (suN) 00 WABC PRESS CONFER- NCE - PUBLIC AFFAIRS HOW(SUN) I5 JIM RABBIT ENTER- AINMENTjjPROGRESSIVE- OCK(SAT) 30 REPORT TO THE 'EOPLE UBLIC AFFAIRS SHOW(SUN) 00 PERSPECTIVE NEW ORK PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOW (suN) :30 SOUNDS OF THE CITY ELIGIOUS (SUN)
:00 JIM RABBIT ENTER- AINMENT,PROGRSSIVE- OCK(SAT & SUN)
00MURRAY ROMAN SHOW
HOUR(SUN) 2:05 SPECTRUM 5:05 SPOTLIGHT
(sAT)TRACK(sUN)
6:00 WAKE UP EASY MUSIC,NEWS AND WEATHER TO HELP YOU START THE DAY
10:00 COFFEE BREAK ENJOY THE BRIGHT, RELAXED SOUND OF WABD
12 NOON 12:00 MIDDAY MATINEE RELAX AT LUNCH... AND MOVE CHEERFUL & REFRESHED INTO THE AFTERNOON'S WORK
4:00' HEADING HOME NEWS AND STOCK REPORTS...KEEP ALERT ON YOUR WAY HOME'
WBMI WADE ï; 959 OW
5:05 DESIGNS '6:00 .EVENING CAROU- FOR DINING SEL WADS 7:05 JAllÇSAT) PLAYS DINNER MALONEY S ,MUSIC...THEN BARBERSHOP ROVES YOU INTO (SUN) THAT CENTER
.7:30 MUSICAL AISLE AS SHOW JOURNEY (suN) 8:05 POPS
TUNES & POPULAR CONCERT(SUN) MUSIC BLEND TO- 9'PM. GETHER IN A WE LL- EST AB LI SHED FORMAT
12;00 NIGHT WATCH 1N STEREO TIL 6:00 A.M. FOR THOSE WHO ARE EARLY -RISERS OR LATE GETTING TO BED.
9:05 DANCE PARTY(súN)
10:00 SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
12:00 SIGN OFF (SUN)
1:00 SIGN OFF (SAY)
6:40 SUNDAY SOUND(SUN) 9:10 FOOT HEALTH 10:10 POLKA TIME((SAT))
U 11:10 NEGRO COLLEGE CHOIR(suN) 11:35 REVEREND, PRIEST, AND RABBI(SUN)
12 NOON 12:00 NEWS.; BULLETIN BOARD(SAT) 1:10 BAND STAND(sAT); ITALIAN
1:25LODIES F.B.I.suN IN)WASHTINGTON(sAT) 1:35 BAND STAND(sAT) 2:05 HOUR OF DECISION(suN) 2:35 MUSIC OF IRELAND(suN) 3:10 MUSIC OF BROADWAY AND HOLLYWOOD(suN)
5:15 ANGELUS USPROGRAM(suN)
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6:10 TOM HARMON sPoRTS 6:20 ALEX DRIER 6:55 NASA SPACE REPORT(suN) 7:10 MEN AND MbLECULES(SAT;
MUSIC OF BROADWAY AND HOLLYWOOD(suN)
7:35 TOWN AND COUNTRY SOUND (SAT)
8:10 ALICE EDWARDS SHOW(sAT) 9 PM
9:00 NEWS 10:35 REVIVAL TIME(suN) 11:15 ELEVENTH HOUR CONCERT (SUN)
12:00 NEWS(suN) SIGN OFF
STANDARD PROGRAMMING
SATURDAY -SUNDAY
:00 THE DON CANNON SHOW(SAT); RELIGIOUS NEWS(suN) :30 POLKA JAMBOREE (suN) MUSIC
0:00 DICK ANTOS SHOW (SAT) MUSIC & NEWS FOR MIDDAY LIS- TENERS
12 NOON :00 NEWS
2:15 THE GARY J. SAPIANE SHOW(sAT); DICK ANTOS SHOW
SUN) THE BOB GRAINGER
SHOW(sAT MUSIC, MUSIC, NEWS, WEATHER
WHRF 103.9
:00 NEWS :15 BOB GRAINGER SHOW CONTD(SAT) NEWS, WEATHER,MUSIC
VD0 LOU PADAVAN SHOW MuslC,
9 PII NEWS,WEATHER 2:00 SIGN OFF
R WAWZ WBA' WJZZ 7 99.1 99.5 99.9
6:00 BOB E. LLOYD & TOM WHITTAKER
6:45 SOUND SAILINGS THE BOATMAN'S PRO- GRAM WITH COMMODORE PHIL WALLS
10:00 JAY MANNING ("A MAN AND HIS MUSIC") & BILL GOUVEIA
12 NOON 1:00 BILL GOUVEIA & MIKE GRAGEN
WFAS 103.9
7:00 DICK ALEXAN- DER & MUTUAL NEWS
12:00 JAll "MUSIC AFTER HOURS"
WVN1 WLNA WCBS 100.3 100.7 101.1
5:00 CHURCHES 8:00 ALBANIAN(sAT)++ 8:30 NORWEGIAN(sAT) 9:00 UKRANIAN(sAT); HOUR(sUN)
9:30 CROATION(sAT) 10:00 POLISH 10:30 ITALIAN(sAT); CHURCHES
(suN) 12 NOON
12:00 ECHOES OF ITALY(SAT); HU2:00NHUNGARIAN(sAT);
POLISH BELLS(SUN)
2:00 RELIGION (SUN) 3:00 GREEK 5:00 POLISH (sAT); VOICE
OF PORTUGAL (suN)
CHURCHES(suN)
LITHUANIAN
ALL STEREO :00 GARY SAPIANE SHOW(SAT); FRANK STEELE SHOW(suN) WEEKEND BOATING COND IT IONS; SURF CONDITIONS; FISHING AND TRAFFIC CONDI- TIONS
10:00 DON CANNON SHOW (SAT) F EA TU R ES, WEE KEND RESTAURANT TIPS, BOATING CONDI- TIONS AND PANORAMA WITH DON KARNES -12 NOON-
12:00 ROGER ALAN WADE(suN) NEWS AND WEEKEND REPORTS
2:00 BRYAN QUINN SHOW BROADWAY SHOW REVIEWS WITH MAUREEN GEOGHAN AND VARIOUS REPORTS
WHBI i:: .,<::: ;:':; <;:....::. 10 #..:.k. . .:.. 5. 9
6:00 IRISH ROAD(sAT) 6:30 RACING RESULTS(SAT) 6:45 BARBARA 9UCHANANI(sAT) 7:00 SLOVAKIAN(SAT); HUNGARIAN
(suN) 8:00 DICK"RICARDO" SUGAR SHOW
LATIN AMERICAN MUSIC(SAT); IRISH(suN)
10:30 ARGENTIN10:00 ZION
IAN(HOUR(suN) 11:00 SOUTH AMERICAN SHOW(sAT); 11:30 AL' BROWNE .SHO)I(suN) 12:30 TEEN'BEAT :WITH JOHNNY ANGEL(SUN)
I:00 LEWIS BERTRAND INTERVIEWS (SUN)' - -
WPIX 101.9
.WB!)B YVl<IEW
102:3 102.7
* * WPRB WTFM WFAS WHRF WNCN 103.3 103.5 103.9 103.9 104.3
WPAC 106.1
6 (SAT);; MUS C(s{O1M)HINK ABOUT.
6:10 MAKE UP SAT) )
7:00 LIVINQ STRINGS(SUN) 7:30 MUSIC(SUN) CONTO
7:45 RELIGIOUS NEWS(suN) 8:00 LIVING STRINGS 8:30 DEVOTIONS(sLN) 9:00 WNAI'S COOKING(SAT); PAUL
WESTON(SUN) .9:30 WALTZ TIME 10:00. BOB DORIAN SHOW RECORD(SU REVN) EWS(SAT); MUSIC
II:00 BIG BANDS(sAT)
12:00 12 NOON
12:15 LUNCHEON MUSICALEJSAT) 12:30 NAT KING COLE(SUN 1:00 SPACE.STORY(sAT); FRANK SINATRA SUN)
2:00 TRAVEL IN SONG 2:15 VOICES(s N) 2:30 SHOWTIME(SAT) 3:00 RECORD RÇVIEW(sAT);
MASTERWORKSsuN) 4:00 SUNDAy WITH YOU 4:30 MUSIC(SUN) 5:00 MOODS IN<MUSIC(SAT)
6:15 SINGING STRINGS sAT) MELACNRINO STRINGS(SUN)
7:00 CANDLELIGHT CONCERT 8:00 PERCYFAITI)(sA1); SAY
IT WITH MUSIC(suN) 9 PM
9:00 DAVID ROSE SAr ; MASTER- WORKS FROM F NCE(SUN)
9:30 INVITA ION TO THE WALTZ(SUN)
10:-00 ROBERT KLINE SHOW OPERA (SUN)
12:00 NEWS(SAr ; SMOOTHLY INSTRUMENTAL(SUN)
12:15 JAll AT MIDNIGHT 1:55 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HALF-HOUR AND AT THE 55 MINUTE MARK
6:30 WAKE UP TO MUSIC (SAT); TALKING BIBLE (SUN)
7:15 RUTGERS REPORT ON
7:38 VIEW POINT suN WORLD AFFAIRSsuN
8:05 TAKE A GIANT STEP (SUN)
8:45 MEN AND MOLECULES (SUN)
9.05 UN PERSPECTIVE SUN)
9: 5 WEEKEND MUSIC 10:05 SATURDAY SHOWTIME (sAT)
12 NOON - 12:00 NOON ROUND -UP 12:05 SENATORIAL REPORT (suN)
2:05 SUNDAY SHOWTIME' 5:00 LOCAL NEWS
8:15 UKRAINIAN LSAT) 8:30 TED ATNAS NEW (IAVE" GREEK PROGRAM s N)
8:45 SCANDINAVIA (sATi 10:00. GREEK (SAT) 11:00 THE FORWARD HOUR ONLY ALL LIVE MUSIC, TALK AND DRAMA {RADIO SHOW IN NY (SUN)
12:00 LATEST JEWISH NEWS AND COMMENT BY SHLOMo BEN ISRAEL -
1:00 ITALIAN (SAT) IN- CLUDING ROBERT ALDA SHOW AT 3:00; YIDDISH PROGRAMS (s N)
3:00 YIDDISH (SUN) 4:00 RUSSIAN (SUN) 4:30 GERMAN - ECHOES OF
GERMANY WITH ARTHUR' SANDER; HELLO GERMANY IRWIN HOLL & JANETTE VAN DELDEN; GERMAN HIGHLIGHTS WITH MRS. LINDI
5:00 LITHUANIAN (sAT)
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6:00 GERMAN (sAT) 7:00 GREEK -SOUNDS OF
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AIMAS LIS 8:00 PO (sus):
YIDDISH (SAT) 8:30 TURKISH (suN)
9:00 IRISH MELODIES WITH DOROTHY H YDEN
10:00 RELI¢ OUS (WORLQ TOMORROW) SAT & SUN)
10:30 JAPAN SE (SAT); BATSERISF GREEK HOUR (SUN)
11:00 FREE VOICE OF GREECE
12:00 SYMPHONY SID SHOW LATIN AM & JAZZ MUSIC
ALL STEREO 6:00 OPERATION EARLY
BIRD WITH DAVE WINGERT (SAT)
7:00 CHURCH WORLD NEWS (SUN)
7:15 BIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU (suN)
7:30 CROSSROADS (SUN 8:00 NEWS (SAT & SUN 8:05 SPEAKING OF MUSIC SSUN)
8:30 GOD S WARD FOR TODAY (suN)
9:00 SUNDAY IN SUBURBIA WITH BOB ANDREWS MUSIC, NEWS,WEATHER (SUN)
10:00 STUDIO IN THE ROUND ITH BOB BRUNO SAT) (
10:30 RE URRECTION CHURCH SERVICE(suN) --12 NOON
12:00 LUTHERAN HOUR (SUN)
12:35 VOICES IN THE HEADLINES (se)
1:00 KEYBOARD (SAT & sus)
2:00 STUDIO IN THE ROUND (SAT & SUN)
ALL STEREO 1 NOON
12:00 AL ROBERTS (SAT)
4:00 ED WILLIAMS (SAT); YOUTH IN ACTION (suN)
4:30 GAP RAP (suN) 5:00 CARIBBEAN EX-
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6:00 ABC NEWS AROUND THE WORLD. ToM HARMON SPORTS; ALEX DRIER COMMENT
6:30 OPERATION UNDER- GROUND TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS WITH NOTED ARTISTS; NEWS FROM THE VILLAGE WITH JOHN GALLA; NEW STEREO RECORD- -7'9 PM-- INGS B 'TO NEW - GHROUPsjSAT)' THE REST -FROM THE -PAST (suN); IN. STEREO, THE' TOP:,REGORDINGS OF'THE PAST TEARS MIXED WITH TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS
2:00 SIGH OFF
FM 79 *
WRFM 105.1
WHIG 108.3
6:00 DINNER HOUR 7:05 SPORTS ROUND -UP 7:15 MUSIC TILL"MID-
NIGHT LIGHT EVENING MUSIC FOR YOUR LIS- - 9 PM TENING ENJOYMENT
12:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS AND WEATHER EVERY HALF HOUR
*- * WDHA WHBI WPAC 105.5 105.9 106.1
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108.3
600 NEWS AROUND THE,WORLD; TOM HARMON SPORTS; EDWARD P. MORGAN COMMENT (SAT & SUN)
6:30 LOCAL NEWS SAT & SUN)
6: 5 MONTAGE - THE COLOURS OF MUSIC IN STEREO; FROM THE STUDIO IN THE ROUND (SAT & SUN)
11:15 SIGN OFF (SUNi 12:00 SIGN OFF ((SAT
WVIP WN'TG WRVR 106.3' 106.3 106.7
WLIB 107.5
6: RAUL HARDY (SUN)
8:00 GUY COLSTON (SAT)
IIJ00 PERSPECTIVE `BAT & SUN)
WRLB 107,1
* WRNW WLIBI 107.1 107.5
AND NOW A WORD FROM. . .
...Henry S. Harris
TANDBERG OF AMERICA, INC., has just concluded their reorganization program since the acquisition of the company Tandbergs Radiofabrikk A/S, Oslo, Norway. During this past year Tandberg has introduced three new tape recorders; the 1600X and just recently the 3000X. The 1600X was Tand - berg's initial venture into the mass market with a quality, two -headed stereo deck priced at $249.00. The design of the machine was based on European styling with typical European features. However, with the introduction of the three -headed 6000X and 3000X Tandberg will market tape decks that are specifically designed for the American Market. The 6000X is
the flagship of the Tandberg line retailing at $499.00. The newest deck, the 3000X, while engineered to the same high quality standards as the 6000X, has a few less features and sells for $299.00.... MIKE -MIXING in any model is the latest innovation to be introduced by KENWOOD as a stereo luxury feature with the new KR -6160. It comes complete with its own dynamic microphone and sound level control whereby "live" performance can be mixed with phono, tape, or broad- cast reception to achieve a "Sing-Along-With-Kenwood" new dimension of fun in creative stereo. For convenience, the mic plugs Into the front panel.... The appointment of ROCCO M. LAGINESTRA as PRESIDENT OF RCA was announced by Julian Goodman, President of the National Broadcasting Com- pany. "Mr. Laginestra has demonstrated outstanding executive and administrative ability in overseeing the expansion of RCA Records in domestic and foreign markets," Mr. Goodman said in announcing the appointment.... On October 16, 1970 six PHILIPS artists will be presented with six of the twenty-five DUTCH EDISON AWARDS for 1970, granted annually by the Dutch Commission for Collective Record Publicity for excel- lence in recording. The Award recipients are chosen from among entries made by record companies by an independent jury of record critics.... DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON cele- brated the kick-off in a sales campaign for its seventy-five record, twelve -volume tribute to the 200th BIRTHDAY AN- NIVERSARY OF LUDWIG VON BEETHOVEN. For what the Wall Street Journal calls "The grandest offering of all," DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON has collated the works of Beet- hoven, both major and most of the less familiar, and combined them into "the most comprehensive collection ever as- sembled." The performances are by DG's roster of interna- tionally famous artists, including Herbert von Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic (Whose recording of the nine symphonies was awarded the coveted Grand Prix du Disque), Karl Bohm, Karl Richter, Wilhelm Kempff, Geza Anda, Christoph Eschen- bach, Yehudi Menuhin, David Oistrakh, Christian Ferras, Henry Szeryng, and Pierre Fournier. Vocalists included are
Janowitz, Jones, Mathis, Ludwig, King, Wunderlich, Berry and Fischer-Dieskau. Ensembles participating are Amadeus Quar- tet, Dresden State Opera, Trio Italiano d'Archi, Vienna Choral Society and the Munich Bach Choir and Orchestra.... CBS= FM FLAGSHIP WCBS-FM is due to begin editorializing in mid -October, with station manager Herbert McCord as editori- al voice. The editorials will concentrate on local issues, though dealing occasionally with national and international affairs. The WCBS-FM editorials will be researched, written and de- livered separately from WCBS-AM. Thus, just as WCBS-AM has at times differed editorially with WCBS-TV, it will now be possible for WCBS-FM's position to disagree with that of WCBS-AM.... The WOMEN'S LIBERATION MOVEMENT is
now also in the disk groove. DECCA is rushing into release this week two songs "I Am A Woman" and "Liberation Now" -
which it hopes will become the anthem of the distaffers. The - disk incidentally, was produced by two males, Tom Morgan, Decca's artist & repertoire chief, and Joe Rene. "I AM A WOMAN" is narrated by Sandy Duncan. "LIBERATION NOW" was coauthored by female militant Betty Friedan, Jackie Reinbach and Rene.... KAREN AUSTIN has been named to the newly created post of manager of pop publicity for POLYDOR RECORDS. She will be assisted by Sandra Trim.... On September 17, THE SONY CORP. became the first Japanese company with a listing on the N.Y. Stock Exchange, with trading in 40,380,000 American Depository Shares. Each ADS represents two shares of common, par value 50 yen each. Tokyo -based firm is a top manufacturer of electronic equipment including audio and videotape recorders, transistor radios, telesets and calculators.... JAY BERN- STEIN selected for exclusive representation of the A & M film, "JOE COCKER/MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN", in all fields of publicity and information.... GUITARIST EL- LIOTT RANDALL made his Polydor recording debut with an LP entitled "RANDALL'S ISLAND" early in September. The album features all original material by Randall with lyrics by Paul Fleisher. The album was co -produced by Randall and Edwin H. Kramer, and was recorded at JIMI HENDRIX'S new million dollar Electric Lady Studios in New York's Greenwich Village. It is one of the first LP's to be completed at the elaborate new recording complex.... Spearheaded by VETERAN MUSICIAN CHARLIE MARIANO, the inventive seven piece rock group, CALLED OSMOSIS, exploded onto the National scene with its debut RCA album "Osmosis" (LSP 4369). With a combination of Mariano's maturity and musical development and the talents of the extraordinary young writer and lead vocalist, BOBBY KNOX, Osmosis produces a musical sound it calls "heavenly improvised dramatic rock" to give
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voice to Knox's feelings about life and death and war and peace, particularly in the young singer's personally heartfelt "of war and peace".... FREDA PAYNE is a lady of luxurious elegance, a beautiful woman, a true soul sister. She is also one of the finest jazz singers to come around in a long time, with a
natural, earthy style and a delivery that is nothing short of dynamic. On or off the stage, she has complete command of her audience. She's got presence. A total entertainer.... POINT OF INFORMATION: Did you know that the "Don't Walk" light at the corner of 44th and Fifth Avenue blinks 13 times-this according to MARLYS SHERMAN OF MARCH ADVERTISING.... Music for the new SIDNEY POITIER picture, "Call Me Mr. Tibbs," was composed and conducted by QUINCY JONES. Jones' album "Walking in Space" is on the nation's bestseller list.... EM STEREO ANTENNA PAT- ENTED a compact new indoor antenna, designed to provide
frequency modulation stereo reception in situations-such as
apartment houses-where outdoor antennas cannot be used, has been granted Patent No. 3,523,251. WILLIAM S. HAL- STEAD, vice president for engineering for RTV International, a consulting firm, invented the antenna, which is a spirally wound metallic ribbon in a plastic tube one foot long and one inch in diameter. A transistor amplifier is included. Mr. Hal- stead, who was active in the development of multiplex broad- casting two decades ago, said that the new antenna can be placed to eliminate "multipath" distortion affecting FM stereo reception in large buildings. The antenna also achieves good results in automobiles and aircraft. One form of the antenna, for use by background music broadcasters, already is being manufactured by McMartin Industries, of Omaha. Mr. Halstead is considering licensing production for the home market.
NEW PRODUCTS ...Henry S. Harris
DYNAMIC COUPLING FACTOR MAKES PICKING THE RIGHT CARTRIDGE FOOLPROOF
A lot of people don't know that a cartridge that's great for one high fidelity system could be disastrous for another. Here is a brief, factual look at how Pickering and Company has made it easy for you to select the right phonograph cartridge
for whatever stereo system you own or plan to own. With Pickering's Dynamic Coupling Factor - henceforth known as "DCF" - you can select the exact stereo cartridge for your
high fidelity system just as you select the appropriate horsepower engine for a car. DCF is a complicated -sounding name for an uncomplicated way to select the best cartridge for your system. It is a
scientifically -computed value that serves as your guide to cartridge selection based on the type of playback equipment you plan to use.
DCF works like this. Almost every high fidelity record player and turntable/arm combination, has been pre -analyzed including their vital variables for you. These include all the factors affecting cartridge design, as well as those related to the engineering features and mechanical specifications of the changers and turntables themselves. From this analysis, a DCF number is assigned to the various XV -15 DCF cartridges that can be used with a given playback unit.
For example, if you select only the most sophisticated components for your stereo system, chances are you will have chosen a
record playing unit that requires the highest DCF cartridge. One labeled 750E, 400E or 350 would be the proper cartridge to deliver 100% of the music on your recordings.
The average equipment buyer is likely to choose a record player that requires a DCF of 150 or 200E. Most of today's automatic turntables should be equipped with a stereo cartridge of this type and rating. This selection will insure that 100% Music Power is realized.
With less sophisticated and demanding requirements, a Pickering cartridge with a DCF of 200 or 140E will still insure that you get 100% of the music 100% of the time you are listening to your records.
All seven DCF-rated XV -15 models are equipped with the famous patented V -Guard "Floating Stylus" - the easily replaceable stylus assembly that PROTECTS the diamond and YOUR RECORD while it plays. In addition, each cartridge includes the Dustamatic ITM brush that automatically cleans the record groove while it plays.
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