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Week's Radio Programs 11 AM STATIONS i FM STATIONS WAAT970 WINS .1010 WOR . 710WFIIV ....90.7 WEVD-FM .97.9 1 THE NEW YORK TIMES NEWS BULLETINS WABC . 770 WLIB '..1190 WOV .1280WHOM-FM .92.3 WHLI-FM.98.3 WEEK'S RADIO PROGRAMS IRBNX .1380 YMCA . 570 WPAT . 930WNYC-FM .93.9 WOR-FM.. 98.7 Every Hour on the Hour, WQXR (AM-1560, FM-98.3) WCBS' . 880 WMGM.1050 WQXR .1560WAAT-FM .94.7 WBAI .... 99.5 Weekdays, 7 A. K to Midnight WEVD- .1330 WNW .1130 WRCA.660 WABC-FM .95.5 WCBS-FM 101.1 WHLI .1100 WITH1 .1430 WVNT. 620 WQX11-FMN..96.3 WBFM 101.9 Today, 8 A. M. to Midnight (Except at 4 and 10 P. M.) WHOM .1480 WNYC830VCWRI..1600 WRCA-FM .97.1 WWRL-FM 105.1 TODAY, SUNDAY, APRIL 8 TODAY, SUNDAY, APRIL 8 MORNING *WCBS: Let's Find Out Widmark Deutsch 8:00*WRCA: Monitor: Continuous WQ X R: N. Y. Society for LEADING EVENTS ON RADIO TODAY WOR: Hardy Burt 9:00WRCA: Monitor Ethical Culture *WNYC: BookFestival; WOR: Good News Program of News, sports,11:15WOR: To Be Announced Special Events and 11:20WABC: Sunday Melodies Famous Authors *WABC: N. Y. Catholic Variety (To Midnight) 8 A. M.-12 Mid.Monitor: Continhous prdgrath, read from Poe, Madame de Sevign6 and Alexander Scourby Reads Charities Program WOR: Wings of Healing 11:30WOR: Comic Weekly Man of news, sports and variety. Highlights today Thurber's Gentleman WABC: News, Christian in Shakespeare; Panel Discussion: "Is the Mys- WCBS: News Reports WABC: Radio Bible Class From Indiana *WNYC: Book Festival Action;Rev. ChiliesF. include visits to Chile at 1, 2, 4:30; 7 and tery an Effective Training Ground for the WCBS: NewsMan Around. X. Dolan, S. J., Speaker 8 P. M.; a concert of Spanish-music byr:An- - :Serious Novelist?";also, *WABC: Greatest Story WQX R: N.. Y. Times News the House 5-6:30 and 8:30- Ever ToldBible Drama *WCBS: Salt Lake Concert dres Segovia, guitarist, at 3;* a: ride on a ferry - 9:05*WCBS: Mitch Miller VINYC: Gumdrop Playhouse 9:55--(WNYC). *WCBS: Masters Golf *WQ X R: Opera House: WQ X R: N. Y. Times News11:35WRCA: Comic Weekly Man between Key West a,nd Havana, at 5:30; a *WQX R: Studio Series: 11:55WNYC: News Reports 875:25;"The Udall Report"Howa tornado. Mussorgsky;Boris 8:05WQ X R: Breakfast Symphony look at a new "theatre-in-the-round" under demolished town in Kansas was rebuilt with Seymour's Lipkin, Godunov (Part11) 8:28WQ X R: Weather Report AFTERNOON construction in a New York apartment house, aid from the Red Cross; Gov, Fred R. Hall Pianist (Binaural) 9:15WOR: Showers of Blessings 8:30WOR: Dr. Oral Roberts 12:00*WOR: Project T. T. T. at 8:30, and the Sno-Shoe Thompson Memo- of Kansas, speaker(WABC). 5:45WOR: Nan Garcia Show 9:30*WRCA: Monitor -INABC: Sunday Melodies WABC: This Week in rial Cross-Country :Ski Race in Reno, Nev., 5:55WNYC: News Reports WOR: Dean Clarence WCBS: Garden Gate Washington:Chamber of at 11(WRCA). .5:30-6Greatest Story Ever Told: "Seventy Were EVENING Manion, Comment WNYC: Here's Heidy: Commerce Series Sent Forth," drama of humilityMARC). WABC: Youth on the 6:00*WRCA: Meet the Press March: Percy Crawford Stories and Music for WCBS: News Reports 10:30-11 A. M.Invitation to Learning; Heinrich 6-6:30Meet the Press: Newsmen quiz Clifton WOR: Walter Winchell Children *WNYC: Book Festival: *WNYC: New Ideas in Heine's "Travel. Sketches"Prot. Victor Lang WABC: Monday WQ X R: Breakfast Daniel, assistant to the Foreign News editor Headlines Seventeenth Century Music: Oliver Daniel and Walter Cohen, guests(WCBS). , WCBS: News Reports Symphony WQ X R: N. Y. Times News of:-The New York Times(WRCA). Poetry (with Sir Cedric 8:45WCBS: News Reports *WNYC: Book Festival: Hardwicke, Robert Newtqn 12:05*WCBS: Masters Golf' 11:05-1130 A.- M.Let's Find Out: "The Relief 7-7:30Georgetown Forum: "The Middle East Songs and Stories of 8:50WABC: It's Time; News - 9:45WOR: Keep Healthy WQ X R: Spanish Records Picture"Welfare Commissioner Henry L. Crisis"Yehuda Harry Levin, counselor of Frank O'Connor 9:00WRCA: World News 12:15WABC: As We See It McCarthy; Martin Welddnis host(WCBS). the Israel Embassy; Dr. Fayez A. Sayegh, WQ X R: N. Y. Times News9:55WCBS: JohnDerr,Sports WOR, WCBS: News WNYC: News (FM to 3) A. F. L.-C.1.0. Series counselor of the Yemen delegation to the6:05*WCBS: Just Entertainment WABC: Dr. Donald 12:30*WRCA: The EternalLight12 M.-12:30 P; M.Project T-T-T: "The Long With Burgess Meredith 10:00*WRCA: Citizens' Union BarnhouseTalk United Nations(WINS). Searchlight WOR: News Reports Island Commuter"Robert Moses, Thomas WQ X R: Dinner Concert, WNYC: Masterwork Hour WABC: Herald of Truth Goodfellow, president of L. I. R. R., and 7:05-8Edgar Bergen-Charlie McCarthy: With6:15WOR: Monday's News WOR: Hour of Decision WQ X R: N. Y. Times News WCBS: Lombardo Orchestra WABC: Erwin D. Canham 9:05WQ X R: Breakfast Nathan Klein, president, North Shore Corn- Gary, Crosby, Carol Richards, the Mellomen, WABC: Paul Harvey, News WQ X R: Music for the rnuterS' Association, are the guests(WOR). Ray Noble Orchestra and guest--(WCBS). WNYC: Of Many Things: WCBS: News Reports Symphony Piano:Geza Anda Dr. Bergen Evans 10:05*WCBS:Face the Nation 9:15WRC4: Monitor 8-9America's ToMrn Meeting: "Have Mass Pres- 10:15WABC: News; Melodies WOR: Changing Times 12:45WOR: Canary Pet Show 12:05-12:30Masters Golf Tournament, from Au- 6:30*WRCA: News; Todayand WQ X R: The Bandstand sures Invaded the Campus?"Russell Kirk TomorrowDocumentary 10:30WRCA: Calvary Baptist WCBS: Changing Times gusta, Ga., also, 5:30-6(WCES). and J. Seelye Bixler are guests(WABC). 9:30WOR: Sunday Chapel 1:00*WRCA: Monitor 12:30-1The Eternal Light: "My Unpredictable WOR: Bob Considine Church Service WABC: Voice of Prophecy INOR: Les Paul-Mary Ford; Story-Telling Father," a boy learns confi- 8:30-9Two for the Money: Audience participa- *WCBS: GunsmOke WON: Back to God WCBS: Church of the Air: News Reports dence through a father's wisdom(WRCA). tion quiz, with Herb Shriner--(WCBS). WYNC: Song Classics WABC: Revival Time Rev. Dr. Carrel W. Flu- WABC: Dr. William Ward 8:30-9Ave Maria, Hour: Life of Christ series6:35WABC: Evening Comes WCBS: Church of the Air: welling, minister of Cen- AyerTalk and Music 1-2What's New in Music: With Percy Faith's "Jesus in Judea"(WMCA). 6:45WOR: Les Paul-Mary Ford; Elder Joseph Fielding tral Christian Church, *WCBS: What's New in Orchestra; guests are Hazel Scott, Janet Blair, 9:05-10--Mitch MillerVariety: Burl Ives, Com- Sports Time Smith, President of the Decator, Ill. Music: Percy Faith Mery Griffin, Giorgio Tozzi--(WCES). WNYC: Weather and News CouncilofTwelve 9:45V/RCA: Monitor:Dr.Nor- *WNYC: New Recordings mander Edward Whitehead, Rex Stoutand6:55WCBS: Galen Drake Apostles of the Church of 7:00V/RCA: Monitor Jesus Christ of Latter man Vincent Peale . WQ X R: N. Y. Times News1:35-2--Pilgrimage: Series on Old Testament fig- Skitch Henderson discuss, "Why You Can't 10:00WRCA: Monitor:National ures "God's Promise to Abraham" Dr.. ; 'Ignore a Man witha Beard"(WCES). *WOR: By the PeopleCivil Day Saints, Salt Lake 1:05WQ X R: ViennaMelodies Defense Dramas City Radio PulpitDr. Ralph 1:15.WOR: John T. Flynn Robert Taylor, J. Carter Swain(WABC)- '9:30-10Social Deinocratic ,F,oriun: "The Anti- W. Sockman, Speaker WABC: News; Showtime 11:00*WRCA: Monitor 2:05-2 :30N. Y. Catholic Charities Programs: Labor Right-to-Work Laws" Noah A. C. WOR, WABC: News WOR: News Reports 1:30*WOR: Festival of Opera: Walter and Isidore Sigeltuch(WEVD). WCBS: News Reports WABC: News; Message of An Italian in Algiers, by Pius X Choir of Manhattanville College; Most *WNYC: Masterwork Hour WCBS: News;Sports Israel, Rabbi Malcolm H. Rossini Rev. Edward D. Dargin, speaker(WQXR); 10-10:30Citizens' Union Searchlight: Chief City WQ X R: N. Y. Times News WQX R: N. Y. Times News Stern, speaker WABC: News Reports 9-9:30--Featuring Sammy Kaye and a talk by Magistrate John M. Murtagh(WRCA). 7:05*WCBS: Edgar Bergen 11:05ABC:It's Time; Music INCBS: News Reports WNYC: British Weekly Press John T. Coleman(WABC). 10:05-10:30Face the Nation: Senator AllenJ. *WQ X R:Adventures in 11:07*WQX R:Recent Releases WQ X R: N. Y. Times News *WQ X R:Musical Talent in Ellender is interviewed(WCBS). Sound; Chester; Santon 11:15WRCA: Kiplinger Report 10:05*WCBS: E. Power Biggs Our Schools: Abram 2:25Exhibition Baseball: Giants vs. Indians- 11:30-11:45Governor Averell Harriman: "Report7:15V/ABC: George Sokolsky WOR: Church World News *WQXR: Book Concert Chasins Is Host (WMCA), 2:55 Yankees vs.Phillies to the People"(P.ecorded)---(WRCA). 7:30WOR, WABC: News WCBS: U.N. Report 10:15WOR: Changing Times 1:35*WRCA: New World (WINS) Dodgers vs. Braves(WMGM).` 7:35WABC:It'sTime; Music 11:25WCBS: Washington Week WCBS: Religious Program *WABC: D'k_rimage 11:45-12:--Viewpoint: Water Commissioner Arthur7:45WOR: Talk; How Christian11:30*WRCA: Gov. Harriman 10:30WRC4: Children's Hour 2:00*WRCA: Monitor: Cameron4-4:55WNYC Book Festival: "Folio of'Murder" C. Ford will discuss his reasons foropposing Science Heals WOR: Martin Starr;Long WOR: Frank and Ernest Mitchell Alan Green, Arnold Moss and Rita Vale fluoridation of city water(WRCA).
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