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Radio Warren Commission Staff Mimes WR 30 Dec, 1006 7:15- :AI: The Warren Report. anel discussion held last September "r-o, P, at the Theatre for Ideas. Burt. W. Griffin and Wesley J. Liebeler of the Radio Warren Commission staff. Other 5'2 panelitss: Dwight MacDonald, *Rich- ard H. Poplin, Leo Sauvage and Syl- 8:05-9, WVNJ: The Best of Broadway. via Meagher. Music Camelot Lerner-Lotwe 7:20-7:25, WQXR: The New York Times 8:35-12, WRVR: Premiere Recording. Views the Arts. Thomas Lack, -"The 9-10 A.M., WBAI: 20th-Century String .Nicolai Ghiaurov (the Don), Claire Forgotten Translator." Quartets. Watson (Anna), Nicolai Gedda (Ot- Quartet No. 2 (Op. 10) Kodaly tavio),. Christa Ludwig (Elvira), 9-10, WEVD: Friday Night Special. '"Jews Quartet No. 2 Sieginzister, Walter Berry (Leporello), Franz Crass in the Mind of America," discussion Quartet No. 1 Ginastera (Commendatore ) , Paolo Montarso I o with Prof. Charles H. Sternher of Rut- (Masetto) and Mirella Freni (Zer- gers University; Prof. Dennis H. 10:05-Noon; WRVR: Operetta. lina). Otto Klemperer, conductor. Wrong of New York University, and The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company; . -Don Giovanni Mozart Edwin J. Lukas of the American Jew- The New Symphony Orchestra of Lon- ish Committee. don. 9, WKCR: Music. Patience Gilbert-Sullivan The Magic Flute Mozart 11:05-1 A.M., WMCA: Barry Gray: "The Abortion Laws"—Dr. Robert' 'Hall, Noon-12 :55 P.M., WNYC-FM: Municipal 9:05-10. WNBC-FM: Musical Footnotes. Bellevue Hospital; John Lasso, 'Execu- Symphony. Vladimir Horowitr, pianist tevi Council of the Episcopal Church. Fancy Free; On the Town: Three ' Variations on a Theme by Clara "Pets end Animals"—Al Rosenthal, Dance Episodes Bernstein Wick Schumann Pet Dealers Association; Henry Treff- Rhapsody in Blue Gershwin Piano Sonata in G minor (Op. 34), lick. wild animal dealer; Dr. Robert Clementi Gossette, psychiatrist. 1-5, WABC-FM: Stage Show. Polonaise Fantasie (Op. 61)...Chopin Annie Get Your Gun Berlin Half a Sixpence Heneker 9:07-10, WQXR: Lincoln Center Spotlight. The Sound of Music; Me and Juliet, David Randolph, host. News Broadcasts Rodgers-Hammerstein Chichester Psalms Bernstein 12:07-1, WQXR: Midnight With Music. lIonrly on the Hour: WQXR (The- New 1:05-2,'WNBC-FM: Essay For Orchestra. Trio No. 1 in G Variations on a Theme by Haydn, Haydn York Times News), WMCA, WVNJ, Quartet No. 3 in B flat Schubert WJRZ, WHN, WLIB, WTFM. WNBC, Brahms WOR, WCBS, WRFM, WNEW, Enigma Variations Elgar 2:05-5, WNCN:. Afternoon Concert. Talks, Sports, Special Events Five Minutes to the Hour: WABC'• (also Scottish Fantasia—Oistrakh five minutes to the half-hour) WNYC, Bruch WPIX. Divertimento for Orchestra, 10:15-11 A.M., WOR: Martha Deane's Kupferman guest is Margaret Truman. who dis- Continuous News: WINS. Piano Concerto-Copland Copland cusses her father, Harry Truman. 6:30, WABC: Alex Dreier. Preludes To Evening, Noon-12:45 P.M., WEVD: Ruth Jacobs. An American in Paris Gershwin Dr. Murray Winick talks about the 6:15, WCBS: Lowell Thomas. Gatti Parisienne. • Offenbach March of Dimes Birth Defects work; 7:00, WOR: Fulton Lewis 3d. WABC: 6:35-8, WEVD-FM: Music Highlights. Rudi Blesh discusses his new book, Edward P. Morgan, "Buster Keaton." David Niles, host. 7:30, WNBC: Morgan Beatty. 1' 1:114.: Symphony No. 6 Piston 12:45-1:15, WBAI: "The Demon King," Walter Kiernan. Symphony No. 7 Prokofiev by 1 B. Priestley, adapted for radio Lea Riches: Ballet. Suite Poulenc by Michael and Mollei Hardwicke. 7:40, WOR: George Hamilton Combs. With Ian Wallace and Dulcie Farrar Rudi Blesh discusses his new book, WNYC-AM: Masterwork Hour. in the cast. Pablo Casals, cellist. 5-6, WRVR: Studs Terkel's Verklarte Nacht ...... ...Schoenberg guests talk AM FM AM FM about their memories of Christmas WA BC 770 95.5 WNBC 660 -47.1 Cello Concerto in B flat....Boccherini Symphony No. 6 Day: Peggy Seeger, Birgit Nilsson, WBAI 99.5 WNCN . 104.3 Sibelius Jean Ritchie, others. WCBS .. .4 880 101.1 WNEW ...1130 1023' WDHA 105.5 WNYC 82.0 .93.9 8-9, WABC-FM: Stereo Evening- Hour. 6:55, WRCR: Basketball. Columbia Lions WEVD . .1330 97.9 WOR 710 90.7 Piano Concerto No. 3 in D.Kabalevsky vs. George Washington. WFW' 90.7 WPAT 97B 93,1 WHN .....1050 WP1X 101.9 WNCN: Panorama of Musical Genius. 7:07-7:12, WQXR: New York Times Cor- WINS _1010 WQXR .96 W /RZ .... 970 WRFM 105.1 Ballade for Piano and Orchestra; Five respondents View the News. Seymour WKCR 89.9 WIFIM 1113.5 impromptus; Pellia.s et Melisande: Topping: "The Foreign Scene: 1966 WLII3 ....1190 107.5 WRVR '106.7 WMCA 570 Suite WWRL .„1600 Faure and 1967." WVNJ .... 620 100.1 WRYE _91.5 .
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