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by Dick West
United Press International
WASHINGTON — "Never
look back," cautioned Satchel
Paige, the legendary baseball
pitcher and philosopher.
"Something may be gaining on
you."
The last time I dared glance
over my shoulder, something,
in Paige's prophetic words, was
indeed gaining on us. The year
1984 was moving up fast and
appeared certain to overtake us
by next Jan. 1, if not sooner.
But not, apparently, in the
way that George Orwell pre
dicted. (Orwell, by the way,
couldn't throw a decent curve
either.)
Compared to the 1984 that
Orwell envisioned in 1948,
when he took his chilling look
into the future, the real thing is
shaping up as a major wash-out.
Sure, technology has been
marching into society like crazy.
That is apparent to anyone who
is exposed to home computer
commercials on television.
Basically, however, the direc
tion is somewhat different from
what Orwell forecast 35 years
ago.
It wasn't long ago that com
puter language written for the
layman was mainly devoted to
explaining the meaning of
Orwellian abbreviations and ter
minology. Microchips alone
were enough to start dreaders of
"1984" quaking in their fortune
cookies.
Now, however, the home
computer business has marched
to the point where it is begin
ning to incite travesty. Publica
tion of a new "irreverent com
puter dictionary" apparently
means someone considers it
harmless enough to poke fun at
its foibles.
It is true that much of the
computerese fun-poking thus
far consists of play on such jar
gon as "byte." The title of the
aforementioned dictionary, I am
obliged to report, is "Small
Bytes." And the authors go to
some length to point out that
small bytes are not the same
things as "nybbles."
Such pouncing upon the ob
vious must iaave George Orwell
turning over in his inkwell.
Once we get 1984 behind us,
our next glimpse of the future
may be even more blurred. Con
sider this myopic destiny con
jectured by the World Future
Society at a recent conference:
"There is momentum to keep
things as they are."
I commend that divination to
all who cringe at the thought of
1984. Impetus generated by in
ertia is one force Orwell didn't
anticipate.
In other words, if you peer too
far ahead you may find you have
already caught up with things in
front. Only the U.S. govern
ment can claim such progress.
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VVay Kid” Dick Van Dyke portrays
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EVENING
7:00 @ THE KINGSTON TRIO AND
FRIENDS: REUNION The original
Kingston Trio are joined by Tom
my Smothers, Mary Travers,
Lindsey Buckingham and current
Trio members when they perform
together for the first time in 20
years.
8:00© TOP OF THE HILL Wayne
Rogers, Mel Ferrer, Elke Sommer,
Sonny Bono, Adrienne Barbeau,
Paula Prentiss and Gary Lock-
wood star in this presentation of
Irwin Shaw’s story set in the
breathtaking atmosphere of the
1980 Olympics at Lake Placid.
(Part 1)
8:30© THE BREADWINNER Pat
Mingle, Lee Meriwether and Lance
Kerwin star in this story of the
hardship that befalls a family when
the father is laid-off from his job.
9:00© ffi BARBARA WALTERS
SPECIAL Barbara Walters inter
views talk-show host Johnny Car-
son, country singer Johnny Cash
and TV newsman Walter Cronkite.
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how the Israeli secret service per
suaded a former jet engine
designer to help smuggle thou
sands of top secret plans from
Switzerland to Israel is drama
tized.
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MORNING
9:00© ★★ 1 /2 “Lady Godiva”
(1956) Maureen O’Hara, George
Nader. A Saxon lady’s ride
through England during the Middle
Ages brings defeat to the Norman
invaders.
AFTERNOON
3:00© ★★★★ “West Side Story”
(Part 1X1961) Natalie Wood, Rich
ard Beymer. A West Side boy falls
in love with a Puerto Rican girl,
adding fuel to the fire of a New
York gang war.
EVENING
1:000 O © “John Steinbeck’s
‘The Winter Of Our Discontent’ ”
(Premiere) Donald Sutherland, Teri
Garr. The complex relationships in
a small New England town center
around the scion of a once-pros-
perous family who works as a gro
cery store clerk.
© ★★★ “Knute Rockne -- All
American” (1940) Pat O'Brien,
Ronald Reagan. The life of the
famous Notre Dame football coach
includes defeats as well as victo
ries.
1:30© ★★V2 “Friday The Rabbi
Slept Late” (1976) Art Carney,
Stuart Margolin. A small-town
police-chief investigates the case
of a dead woman discovered on
the steps of a synagogue.
2:00 © ★★Vi “You Belong To Me”
(1941) Barbara Stanwyck, Edgar
Buchanan. A wealthy man
becomes jealous of his physician-
wife’s patients.
2:30© ★★★ “Marlowe” (1969)
James Garner, Gayle Hunnicutt.
After being hired by an alluring
blonde to locate her missing
brother, a private eye sets off in
pursuit of a stripper he feels is
connected with the disappear
ance.
1:00© ★★ “The Spy With The
Perfect Cover” (1966) Robert
Lansing, Dana Wynter. An intelli
gence agent is aided in his
espionage work by the enemy's
belief that he is dead.
1:45© ★★Vs “Murder One” (1969)
Robert Conrad, Howard Duff. A
deputy district attorney is
assigned to indict a woman
accused of causing the deaths of
three people.
2:05© ★★ “Bathing Beauty”
(1944) Red Skelton, Esther Wil
liams. A composer enrolls in a
girls' school to be near his new
wife, who left him right after the
wedding.
3:00© ★★Vs “Lady Godiva”
(1956) Maureen O’Hara, George
Nader. A Saxon lady’s ride
through England during the Middle
Ages brings defeat to the Norman
invaders.
4:10© ★★ “Dick Tracy Versus
Cueball” (1946) Morgan Conway,
Anne Jeffreys. Based on the Ches
ter Gould comic strip. A keen-eyed
detective matches wits with a
vicious and elusive crook.