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And A
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David
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Perversa"
Alfred
Hitchcock
, Wednesday
Movies
11:30 CBN ★★ “Track The Man
Down” (1957) Kent Taylor, Petula
Clark. Scotland Yard tries desper
ately to locate a killer-thief.
3:00 CE) ★★ "Five Branded Wom
en” (1960) Silvana Mangano, Van
Heflin. During World War II, five
girls ostracized for their associa
tion with Nazi soldiers get a
chance to prove their patriotism.
3:30 CBN ★★ “Change Of Heart”
(1943) Susan Hayward, John Car
roll. A musical publisher is
accused by a female songwriter of
filching her material.
8:00 §D ★★★Vz “A Guide For The
Married Man” (1967) Walter
Matthau, Robert Morse. An expe
rienced philanderer takes on the
task of educating a reluctant hus
band on infidelity.
10:30 CD ★★Vz “A Man, A Woman
And A Bank” (1979) Donald
Sutherland, Brooke Adams. Two
clever con artists use a sophisti
cated computer to mastermind a
bank robbery.
11:00 0 ★★Yz “A Man, A Woman
And A Bank” (1979) Donald
Sutherland, Brooke Adams. Two
clever con artists use a sophisti
cated computer to mastermind a
bank robbery.
7:00 (B TV AUCTION A bid-by
phone extravaganza where any
thing and everything will be auc
tioned to the highest bidder.
8:00 0 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
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taken along the Thames River
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1:45 ffl ★★Vz “R.P.M.” (1970)
Anthony Quinn, Ann-Margret.
When he is made president of a
dissident-torn university, a sociol
ogy professor tries to establish a
rapport with the students.
3:45(B *** “Dear Heart” (1965)
Glenn Ford, Geraldine Page. A
soon-to-be-married salesman
becomes the object of affection
for a spinster postmistress visiting
New York.
Wednesday
Specials
10:00 O LAND OF THE COOL SUN
A look is taken at the San Luis Val
ley, a predominantly rural, Hispan
ic area known as the “most solar
ized community in the U.S." (R)
2:00 CD THE BASTARD Upon hear-
ing that the father of her illegiti
mate son is dying, Marie Char-
boneau attempts to meet with the
English nobleman and insure her
son of his rightful inheritance. Th«
Charboneaus meet with resist
ance, however, from the Duke's
legal wife and son, and escape to
London. (Part 1 of 2)
Tochismo' polluting
Spanish language
United Press International
MATAMOROS, Mexico —
City officials in this border town
say “pochismo” is polluting
their native tongue and they
have begun an intense cam
paign to wipe out the epidemic
of what they call a disease of the
Spanish language.
"Pochismo” is a mixture of
English words and phrases.
"We want to take out those
words that are foreign to the
Spanish language," Jose Her
nandez, Matamoros director of
education, said Tuesday.
He said that especially in bor
der towns like Matamoros,
which is across the Rio Grande
River from Brownsville, Texas,
children "grow up half and
half," speaking a mix of English
and Spanish, but neither lan
guage properly.
Mayor Jorge Cardenas
attendee! a conference on
"pochismo" in Mexico City last
week, and this week sponsored
three seminars on correct Span
ish on the city-run radio station.
Hernandez said he would
meet this week with directors of
Matamoros public schools to
stress the importance of
teaching children proper
Spanish.