The Daily News-Journal from Murfreesboro, Tennessee • 3

Thursday Afternoon, Oct. 5, 1967 The Dolly News Journal Murfrwioro, Taml, Paff Gunsmoke And Carol Burnett Still m': "Telewk In Review By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Gin--ewn, closet I zTj 1 i X. f. -nafsm v- GAK. GCXRICH, junior in the College cf Edueo tlon from Murfreesboro, has been selected to serve on the 1967 Homecoming Advisory Board at the University of Ten-, nessee.

Miss Goodrich (fourth from left) is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Goodrich. Also pictured Ore Bob Page, Knoxville; Diana Knoxville; Walt Fain, Knox-ville; Gaylyn Flower, knoxville; Kennon Hampton, Whittle EtowahflnetJJnvDelashmit, Maryville.

ALL NINE KILLED Eight members of the Martinez family were killed in the light colored auto and Caraena Luna, 36, was killed in the dark sedan in this headon smashuD near el For Seibold TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPD The extradition hearing for accused triple slayer Eddie Seibold, wanted in Alabama for the murder of three young girls, will be held here Oct, 25, the governor's office said Wednesday. The hearing date was set after proper- requests were received from Alabama Gov. Lur-leen Wallace. Seibold, who is fighting re turn on the grounds that he is not the person sought, is a 21-year-old Auburn University dropout and the son of a Tulane University professor.

He was arrested in Miami last month while he slept in the room of an invalid be had been hired to care for a day earlier. He is charged with slashing to death Elizabeth Sinclair, 18, and shooting and slashing to death her-sisterr Mary Lynn, 9, and a friend, Mary Durant, the night of Sept 6. Delta Borrows $175 Million ATLANTA (UPD Papers for a $175 million loan the biggest ever negotiated in Georgia were to be signed today by officials of Delta Air Lines and the Citizens and 'Southern National Bank. Delta President C.H. Dolson outlined plans for the huge loan in Delta's financial report for the fiscal year which ended in "June, but not until Wednesday was it- made public thatCiS would handle it The air line will use the loan to cancel a 1966 loan and help buy new jet aircraft, In the report, Dolson announced that, the air line would be spending more than a half-billion dollars for new jets before 1975, including three Boe-.

ing 747 "jumbo jets" with 374-passenger capacity. Hearing 5 moke" Carol Burnett, two veteran television favorites whose popularity was doubted at CBS before the season began, -are turning out to be keystones' of the network's ratings success. The early -statistics indicate Miss Burnett's weekly hour Is a sleeper and that her audience is devoted, she has done quite well In the numbers' game. "Gun-smoke," meanwhile-like the old "PerryWason" show seems to hold its audience no matter where it is shifted on the network's schedule. It's on Monday now.

In fact. Monday is the night when both Miss Burnett and "Gunsmoke" appear. And if both shows can maintain their appeal, it is very likely that the Monday lineup as in CBS-TV -halcyon rating days will be the Chief factor in that network's lead. Comedies Provide Power Some years ago, three situation comedies the-Lucille Ball, Danny Thomas and Andy Griffith shows were the back-to-back Monday night powers that propelled CBS-TV to runaway ratings Ball and Griffith are in the middle of the CBS-TV Monday lineup, and they have been joined by 'Tamily Affair," a hit of last season as the network rebuilt its situation comedy triumvirate. But "Gunsmoke," an hour which -opens the Monday 1 say Norma Martinez, 18, lost control of thefamily carrr Georgia Can Handle Own Uu cation Pro I em By MARCIE RASMUSSEN member Florida Edu- ATLANTA (UPD Georgia cation Association, Florida can handle its own educational School Supf.

Floyd Christian" problems, State School Superln- and the legislature have not tendent JaciOJixsaidedaesJeenable to get together with day." Gov. Claude Kirk as a united said a $700 teacher pay front to work out the problems. raise earlier this year had im- The fea and the National With Series Human Interest Spots In addition to being an indefatigable, or relentless, photographer of mountains, fountains and waterfalls, Ellen der has a keen eye for human interest shots. There was one scene of a restaurant in Mexico where the customers are enteratined by bullfights. Ellender said some of the diners rooted for the bull to win.

I assume they had ordered steak dinners. We also learned from Ellen-der's narration of a scene in Nassau that it takes nine years to train a flamingo. This alone made me glad I went to see the film. Nevertheless, the mention of pikn birds started me thinking about the Cardinals. So I left after the first "the end." Sorry about that, Senator.

But as we home moviemakers say, "You can't win 'em all." Can't Compete when you can't get anybody else to look at the films you took of interesting rock formations in Arizona. And I -didn't want Ellender to have to suffer the way I have suffered. 7 it turned out, however, my presence wasn't really needed. There were more than 80 other people at the screening. Since the senator doesn't have that many staff members, I figured the others must have been Minnesota Twins fans.

Ellendeir-Tlways takes a camera along on his annual trips to investigate the U.S. foreign aid program. These shots were those he made during his latest visit to Latin America. He explained that he had spliced together three reels and that after each reel the film would say 'the end." But, he said, we. shouldn't leave until the third "the end." proved the state's educational climate but admitted that Jor-gia teachers would be "ex tremely- disappointed" if they don get a $558 pay raise for 1969.

Some legislators said last ween tne increase may be jeo- pardized by conditions. sagging economic There have been reports that Georgia may. face the same type of teacher "militancy' as Florida if the pay raise does not come through. Nix said the Florida situation was "unfortunate" because the Education Association invoked sanctions against. Florida-schools after Kirk cut into pro-' Iposed spending for education.

Nix said there has been no need for the NE A to enter into Georgia's school affairs and ad- ded that if needed, the A would be invited although the state intended to rgsolve its own business. the Georgia Education Association will adopt a militant stand is undecided but Florida is faced with a possible mass teacher strike if a so1u-t tion is not found soon. Rone Jewelers Diamond Sale Popular schedule, and MUa Burnett, who it with an hour at her ere fee reel keys, to the night. Exec Proved Wrong It was not so long ago that both "Gunsmoke" and Miss Burnett were veing virtually discounted at CBS-TV by many doubting executives. "Gunsmoke," you may recall, was actually cancelled out of this season's lineup when plans for the current semester were announced months back, it was restored, however, after att- liete stations complained.

The feeling at CBS-TV at the time was that "Gunsmoke" should be let out of pasture because it was really getting on in age. But the affiliates pointed out properly that the show was, after all, still pulling its weight in the ratings not spectacularly, perhaps, but always solidly: never on top, but always high -up. Miss Burnett's new series, meanwhile, was considered by many CBS-TV officials to be a fast and sure cancellation. It didn't even, get blanket clearance by all the stations, which makesMts rating success even more Impressive, even if the quality is not Colors Divide LOS ANGELES, Calif. (TTPI) "Use different: colors or shadings of the same color to divide a recreation room into sections for mom, dad and the children, says the Tile Council of America, Inc.

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the Cardinala had a on third with one out and Roger Maris was at bat. Timing Amazing That kind of timing is hard to beat. I couldn't have torn myself away, from the television set except that I happen to be a home moviemaker myself. I know how discouraging it is Tennessee Briefs KNOXVILLE (UPD Seven candidates have qualified for the Nov. 2 city primary for mayor of Knoxville.

The election commission still could receive Detitions tor others mailed before the midnight deadline. Chief candidates are considered to be Sheriff Archie Weaver, incumbent Mayor Leonard Rogers, attorney Warren Webster and Dave GarMson, an in- surance executive. tomua--Mty HiclttdedFtanK'L: a 11 sigh '-company' ''owner; the 'Rev. Matthew A. Jones, rector of St.

Luke's Episcopal Church, and Charles E. Rogers, operator of a laundry. CHATTANOOGA (UPD Hamilton County Medical Examiner George E. Beckman Jr. today ordered an autopsy to deter ine the cause of death of a woman found dead in a city jail cell Tuesday.

Mrs. Pearlie Jackson, 42, was in jail on a conviction of public drunkenness. Dr. Beckman said there were no signs of violence. ATHENS, Term.

(LTD Criminal Court Judge James A. Witt Tuesday postponed the murder trial of Glenn Wilson of Etowah until Dec. 19. Wilson is accused in the Aug. 5 slaying of his wife, Mrs.

Ella Wilson. He is held in the McMinn County jail without bond. ASHVILLEr(un)-l)emo-crats will conduct a series of regional workshops across the state during the next six weeks; it was announced Tuesday. John Stewart, executive director of the state Democratic headquarters, said the" workshops will be held in 15 different: cities and will be conducted by" E. (Bo) oepuy director, Mrs.

Margaret Zim-mermann, womens' activities director, and Stewart ALC 1968 Budget MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) A 1968 budget of $22,566,500 has been approved by the Joint Council' of -The American Lutheran Church, legislative body for the denomination be- tween biennial conventions. The projected expenditure total for the Church's missions, -educational and general benevolence program in 1968 is 3.76 per cent above the current year's budget of $21,750,000. ALGERIA RELEASE Mrs. Jams Jaylor---wee with Joy ns she is reunited with her son, Capt. David Taylor, in London following his re- lease from captivity ln Algeria.

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