The White Falcon - 11.12.1965, Page 8

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WHITE FALCON
Saturday, December 11, 1965
Inquiring
Photographer
This Week’s Question: Now that
the Space Age has become a reality,
do you feel that it will effect our
lives greatly in years to come?
L. R. LOCK-
HART, SK2,
IDF Supply,
Portsmouth, Va.
—“The Space
Age is some-
thing that peo-
ple deemed fan-
tastic less than
50 years ago.
The invention of the automobile
and the airplane changed the
course of social history. I believe
the Space Age will do the same.”
P. P. HEATH,
Bookeeper, Of-
ficers’ Club,
Baltimore, Md.
—“Our entry
into the space
era will cer-
tainly up tempo
our way of liv-
ing. Someday
instead of sending my kids to the
movies for an afternoon, I may be
able to send them to the moon.”
.......... T. BJORNS-
■ SON, Store
Manager, Navy-
Exchange,
ICeflavik — “I
don’t forsee any
great changes
in the first 10
or 20 years of
the Space Age
but after that who knows? We
may be vacationing on the moon!”
R. F. MON-
TEITH, PFC,
Marine Bar-
racks, Gate
Sentry, Jerome,
Pa. — “The
world is bound
to progress in
its everyday
or without the

goings-on
with
Space Age. Our present achieve-
ments in space have had little or
no effect on our daily life but the
future may hold many surprises.”
B. G. PULVER,
FN, Commissa-
ry Store Ware-
house, Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
— “Presently,
no, In a cent-
ury we might see some radical
changes in our society due to
technical advances that should
coincide with the Space Age.”
IDF Teamwork
LET ME SEE—When you checked
in on this station, you probably
came into contact with Noel C.
Channon, PN3. Noel, 26, has a
rigorous schedule to keep up with.
This includes maintaining the
chaplains’ office, making appoint-
ments for the chaplains, checking
people in and out, and church or-
ganist for all services. Noel, a ve-
teran of three and a half years of
military service, is a native of Al-
buquerque, N. M. and has been in
Iceland six months. He plans to
enter government work upon leav-
:~'g the service.
The Radio Log
by Tim Vincent
shows.
On Saturday at 12:30 p.m. “Tu-
“Great White Way.”
“Network Nitwits” show. Fifty-
five frantic minutes of frolic with
Seamen Dave O’Malley and W;
Long. What a pair of nuts!
Under the future file comes the
broadcasting of as many of the
gridiron holiday classics as our
radio reception will permit.
For daily entertainment for the
entire family, stay tuned to Armed
Forces Radio Network, Keflavik;
the Voice of the North Atlantic.
Know Your
Traffic Sign
yellow
SLOW
(major road ahead)
Send the WJliite Sa icon JJc
From
owe
! Here
Stamp
j Place
To
The Job
MAN IN CHARGE—Responsible
for the discipline at the Polar
Club is Captain’s Liaison Officer
Richard F. Ivostuch, BM1. Kostuch
arrived at Keflavik last May 1965
and took over club duties in June
of that year. A native of Winona,
Minn., he has been in the Navy
over 16 years. Boatswains Mate
First Class Kostuch was previously
assigned to Submarine Base, New
London, Conn.
LOOKING GOOD—John Broken-
shire, A1C, is a crew chief with
the 57th Fighter Interceptor
Squadron. His job is to make sure
that his F-102 Delta Dagger is in
good, safe, flyable condition. He’s
shown here inspecting the nose
wheel well of his aircraft. The 24-
year-old airman is from York, Pa.
and has been in the Air Force three
and a half years. He’s spent six
months in Iceland.
P
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FRIDAY
Exodus—Paul Newman, Eva Marie Saint (3 hrs. 28 min.)
SATURDAY
Matinee—Summer Magic—Haley Mills, Burl Ives
Evening—A High Wind in Jamaica—Anthony Quinn, James Coburn
SUNDAY
Matinee—A High Wind in Jamaica—Anthony Quinn, James Coburn
Evening—Marriage on the Rocks—Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin
MONDAY
Marriage on the Rocks—Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin
TUESDAY
Angel Face—Jean Simmons, Robert Mitchum
WEDNESDAY
Sealed Cargo—Dana Andrews, Claude Rains
THURSDAY
Mozambique—Steve Cochran, Hildegarde Neff
Showtime: 6:30 and 8:30 pjn.
Matinees: 1:30 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays
iHlST A...
WENT.
Reuse!
Welcome Aboard
Navy
Purdom, C. T., CS2 Nahunta, Ga.
Wyche, P. A., AGCS
Nichol, G. R„ SA Trenton, N. J.
Harris, J. W., Jr., AN Monroe, La.
Wachholder, W. A., SN .... Nesconset, N. Y.
Hamilton, M. W„ CTSN . Midwest City, Okla.
Ladner, G. A., Jr., CTSA Laurel, Miss.
Riley, R. E., TM1 Miami, Fla.
King, J. A., Jr., ST1
Moad, J. R., SN Rayville, La.
DeLong, J. R., SN
Air Force
Barlett, J. R., SSgt
Welborn, C. L., TSgt . . San Antonio, Tex.
Richardson, D. R., TSgt
Pierce, F. B., A2C Clinton, Tenn.
Yoost, P. B., A2C .. . Glen Ridge, N. J.
Carver, R. W., A2C Sumpter, S. C,
Duncan, W. A., A1C DuPont, Wash.
by F. Cornelius, Jr., J02
Armed Forces Television will
usher in the first of its yuletide
programs for the Christmas sea-
son this week it presents “The
Big Picture” at 6 p.m., Wednes-
day, Dec. 15.
The second holiday show, “The
Gift of Talent,” will be aired at
5 p.m., Friday, Dec. 17, in place
of the regularly scheduled
“Parole.”
Talent And Dick Clark
Featured on “Gift of Talent”
will be host Dick Clark, who in-
troduces a variety of acts, includ-
ing ballerina Claudia Cravey,
musical-comedy performer Karen
Morrow, pianist Tong II Han, 12-
year-old harpist Heidi Lehwalder,
and operatic tenor Frank Poretta.
Both of these programs are de-
signed for yuletide audiences of
all ages, and intended to make
this Christmas one of fun, laugh-
ter, music and religious enlighten-
ment for all — from 8 to 80.
A number of program changes
are also in store during the
Christmas period.
Making its Keflavik debut at
12:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 18, in
place of the “Planet Earth” se-
ries will be a new scientific se-
ries entitled “Space — Man’s
Greatest Adventure.”
Goddard’s Dream Come True
The first showing of “Space —
Man’s Greatest Adventure” brings
to light the dreams, aspirations
and struggles of Robert Goddard,
often referred to as the father of
It is the story of Goddard’s de-
sire to explore the earth beyond
— his dream, which is now com-
ing true, that man could do this
only if he used the principle of
the rocket to propel him into
space.
Another new program will get
a prime time slot on Mondays.
The mysterious and often
shocking “Alfred Hitchcock” se-
ries will be bidding sayonara to
its regular audience of ^Monday
night shock viewers, as it makes
its last appearance this week.
Hitchcock Takes Riverboat
Replacing the “Alfred Hitch-
cock” series, starting Monday,
Dec. 20, at 9:30 p.m. will be
“Riverboat.”
In its TV debut “Riverboat”
concerns a sharecropper, named
Roger Mowbray, who has his
partnership in a big money busi-
ness bought for him by his father.
Mowbray ups and marries his
rich partner’s daughter and lea-
ves behind his fiancee — at least
this is what Mowbray thinks.
These are just a few of the
programs that you will be seeing
on Armed Forces Television this
week. Weekly TV schedules are
available daily in the lobby of
Bldg. T-44. So pick up a schedule
and check for these and other
listings.