The White Falcon - 16.10.1965, Blaðsíða 8

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WHITE FALCON
Saturday, October 16, 1965
BULL ENSIGN—Ens Gerald P. Lewis (left) passes on to Ens Mich-
ael B. Tepovich (middle) the symbol of office for “Bull Ensign” of
NavCommSta. Capt T. J. Bratten, Jr. (left), Commanding Officer,
NavCommSta, holds a certificate proclaiming Ensign Tepovich as
’’Bull Ensign” and warning all to treat him with the respect due this
title. The ceremony took place Saturday, Oct. 2 at the Officers’ Club.
(Photo by Nault, YN3)
Welcome Aboard
Navy
Marshall, K. G., A A ........................ Wapping, Conn
Rosensteel, B. L., AN ........................ Frederick, Md.
Moore, H. 0., AG1 ........................... Kingsville, Tex.
Fuquay, J. D., AN .............................. Starke, Fla.
Air Force
TSgt. Kimbrough E. L........................ Thomaston, Ala.
SSgt. Breshears, M. D....................... Victorville, Calif.
AIC Bitney, B. J............................. Lacrosse, Wise.
A1C Vallimont, H. L.......................... Brookfield, Pa.
AIC Fischer, R. A........................... Greenville, Miss.
A2C Howe, W. F.............................. Providence, R.I.
SSgt. Snodgrass, W. B., Jr.................. Gold Beach, Ore
Marines
Pvt. Young, C. R............................... Angier, N.C.
Pvt. Frank, G. W............................. Rochester, N.Y.
Pvt. Foy, M. J................................ Ansenia, Conn.
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.REVIEW&
AFTS-Channel 8
MARS
by Richardson
Mars presents recent findings,
historical facts and fancies on the
planet, as well as speculation on
future explorations. Here is a live-
ly and engaging book on Mars
and an exciting preview of man’s
conquest on the red planet.
YOUR ENGINEERED HOUSE
by Roberts
A book that allies historic
practice of building with technical
fact and makes it possible for you
to have a house uniquely your own
at much less than production-cost.
An engineered house' is a house
that is tailor made; a house that
offers comfort, spaciousness,
beauty and privacy.
COMPARATIVE GUIDE TO
AMERICAN COLLEGES
by Birnbaum
An analytic handbook that in-
cludes every accredited four year
college in the U.S. It provides a
sound basis for college selection,
with data on: Admission require-
ments, academic opportunities of-
fered by the institition, faculty
qualifications, enrollments figures,
degrees offered, special programs,
and intellectual, social, religious,
and cultural environment.
SOVIET STRATEGY AT
THE CROSSROADS
by Wolfe
This meets the need for a clear,
thorough, up-to-date study of the
varieties of comtemporary Soviet
thinking on problems of war and
strategy in the nuclear age. Based
on examination in depth of Soviet
source material, it provides what
is probably the first intensive
booklength study of the effects of
the Cuban missile crisis upon the
strategic thinking of Soviet poli-
tical and military leaders.
by Frank Fisher, JOB
There will be a new program in
the schedule this week; it is
“Fractured Flickers” which re-
places “Picture This” on Fridays
at 7:30 p.m.
This new series is a treat of old
silent flickers which have come
into modern cinema life through
the addition of dubbed-in dia-
logue and music. Host will be
Hans Conried and his guest is
Rosemarie from the Dick Van
Dyke Show.
“The John Glenn Story” will be
brought to you over AFTV this
Sunday at 5 p.m. This special is
narrated by Jack Webb. John
Glenn, the first American astron-
aut to orbit the earth, became a
pilot in World War II and saw
combat in the Pacific and again
during the Korean Conflict.
We visit his hometown of New
Concord, Ohio, where he grew up
and aspired some day to go to the
moon.
John Glenn was one of the ori-
ginal astronauts whose training
culminated in a 4-hour - 56 min-
ute - 3 orbit flight around the
world in the Friendship Seven
capsule.
Yousef Karsh
The search for the meaning of
a man in a picture — this is the
purpose and the central excite-
ment in the life and work of por-
trait- biographer Yousef Karsh.
See“ Yousef Karsh-photographer”
on Sunday at 5:30 p.m.
Television schedules for this
week can be picked up in the
front lobby of Building T-44 at
any time.
Purr-feet...
WHAT’S NEW PUSSYCAT?—Its a
sure bet that you’ve never seen
a Tiger skin in better shape!
SATURDAY
10:00 Children’s Corner
12:00 Roy Rogers
12:30 Colonel Flack
1:00 Country America
2:00 M-Squad
2:30 Saturday Sports Time
5:00 Current Events
6:00 The Third Man
6:30 To Tell The Truth
6:55 Chaplain’s Corner
7:00 AFRTS News
7:15 The Telenews Weekly
7:30 Perry Mason
8:30 12 O’Clock High
9:30 Gunsmoke
10:30 AFRTS Final Edition
News
10:45 Northern Lights Playhouse
“The Plunderers”
SUNDAY
1:00 Chapel Of The Air
1:30 CBS Bowling Classic
2:30 This Is The Life
3:00 Golf Championship
4:00 The Ted Mack Show
4:30 Heart Of The City
5:00 The John Glenn Story
5:30 "Yousef Karsh-Photo-
grapher
6:00 Disney Presents
7:00 AFRTS News
7:15 Airman’s World
7:30 Sunday Special
8:30 Bonanza
9:30 Mission To Malaya
10:30 AFRTS Final Edition
News
10:45 Northern Lights Playhouse
“The Return Of Frank
James”
MONDAY
5:00 Magic Room
5:30 Where The Action Is
6:00 Password
6:30 Shotgun Slade
7:00 AFRTS News
7:30 My Favorite Martian
8:00 World War I
8:30 The Danny Kaye Show
9:30 Alfred Hitchcock Hour
10:30 AFRTS Final Edition
News
10:45 The Tonight Show
TUESDAY
5:00 Tuesday Matinee
“The Return Of Frank
James”
6:30 Men Into Space
7:00 AFRTS News
7:30 Beverly Hillbillies
8:00 Planet Earth
8:30 The King Family
9:30 The Untouchables
10:30 AFRTS Final Edition
News
10:45 Feature Film
“The Jackpot”
WEDNESDAY
5:00 Communism: Myth vs
Reality
5:30 DuPont Cavalcade
6:00 F. D. Roosevelt
6:30 True Adventure
7:00 AFRTS News
7:30 The Dick Van Dyke Snow
8:00 Mr. Adams And Eve
8:30 On Broadway Tonight
9:30 Voyage To The Bottom Of
Sea
10:30 AFRTS Final Edition
News
10:45 Feature Film
“Pier 13”
THURSDAY
5:00 Thursday Matinee
“The Jackpot”
6:30 Wonders Of The World
7:30 AFRTS News
7:30 The Andy Griffith Show
8:00 Survival
8:30 Hollywood Palace
9:30 Combat
10:30 AFRTS Final Edition
News
10:45 Lawrence Welk
FRIDAY
5:00 Dobie Gillis
5:30 Sheriff Of Cochise
6:00 I’ve Got A Secret
6:30 Bold Venture
7:00 AFRTS News
7:30 Fractured Flickers
8:00 Peter Gunn
8:30 Shindig
9:30 Rawhide
10:30 AFRTS Final Edition
News
10:45 Northern Lights Playhouse
“Flying Tigers”
FRIDAY
Ski Party—Frankie Avalon Deborah Walley
SATURDAY
Matinee—Ski Party—Frankie Avalon, Deborah Walley
Evening—So Big—Jane Wyman, Sterling Hayden
SUNDAY
Matinee—Fort Courageous—Fred Beir, Donald Barry
Evening—Goodbye Charlie—Debbie Reynolds, Tony Curtis
MONDAY
The Night Holds Terror—Jack Kelly, Hildy Parks
TUESDAY
The Crooked Road—Robert Ryan, Stewart Granger
WEDNESDAY
So Big—Jane Wyman, Sterling Hayden
THURSDAY
Fort Courageous—Fred Beir, Donald Barry
Showtime: 6:80 and 8:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday Matinees: 1:30 p.m.