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FRI D AY FRANKIE LAINE—Music 9:00 0 O 0 THE LINEUP-Police "The Griswold Case." Hired killers shoot down the important witness in a pending trial. Guthrie and Grebb try to stop any further intimidation of witnesses. (Film) CAST Insp. Grebb ...Tom Tully Det. Guthrie ...... .Warner Anderson Insp. Asher ... .Marshall Reed Capt. Leonard.Bill Kennedy Joe Phillips .Bill Phipps © © m boxing Paul Andrews, Buffalo. N.Y., vs. Har¬ old Johnson, Philadelphia, light-heavy¬ weights, 10 rounds. Jimmy Powers re¬ ports from Madison Square Garden, New York City. TV GUIDE RATINGS Rating B W L DKO's Andrews 2 33 29 4 0 17 Johnson 3 55 48 7 0 22 This is a return bout for these top- rated light-heavyweights. In his last bout, Andrews belted out "Boardwalk Billy" Smith. Smith holds a kayo win over Harold Johnson. Andrews, who has been improving with each bout, lost a decision to Johnson, but Johnson had to get off the floor to win. Both boys can hit, and with a title shot at stake, they'll be tossing dynamite from the opening bell. Compiled by Nat Fleischer (The Ring) (What's TV done to boxing? Turn to page 10.) ©VIDEO "9" 9:30 © © (0 PERSON TO PERSON Ed's off to Hollywood again. This time he drops in at the home of the gal who swam to filmland fame. Esther Williams. Esther, her husband, Ben Gage, and their three children wel¬ come Ed to a home that boasts the only tax-deductible swimming pool in the film colony. Back in New York, Ed performs a minor miracle by taking restaurateur Toots Shor out of his New York eatery long enough to be inter¬ viewed with his family, at home in their New York apartment. (Ed's philosophy on this show is to keep 'em guessin*. Story on page 4.) FEBRUARY 11 9:45 © SPORTS SCRAPBOOK © SPORTS TODAY 10:00 © THE FALCON-Mystery © LIBERACE-Musical Variety © MASQUERADE PARTY © WEATHER © TOMORROW S WEATHER WEATHER Q9) NIGHTCAP NEWS 10:05 © NEWS AND SPORTS © NIGHT BULLETIN AND SPORT SCORES-Ware (0 NEWS—Natl., intematl. 10:15 © LATE SHOW-Movie (3§ TV WEATHERMAN 10:20 (& SPORTS @ SPORTS REVIEW 10:30 © NEWS-Bob Johnson © STU ERWIN © WEATHER-Phil Kane |0 MUSICAL I. Q. © FEATURE THEATER-Movie 10:35 © NEWS AND SPORTS 10.45 © WEATHER TOWER © AS I SEE IT—Wagner 10:50 ©TOWER THEATER-Movie "Diplomatic Passport." The wife of a State Department official accompanies her husband to Europe on official busi¬ ness and becomes involved with inter¬ national jewel thieves. Marsha Hunt. Paul Carpenter, Henry Oscar, Honor Blackman, Marne Maitland. 11:00 © Late News and Weather © Tonight—Steve Allen "Tonight" moves to Dayton, O.. for an evening at National Cash Register Hall. The whole gang's here: Steve Allen, Eydie Gorme, Steve Lawrence, Pat Marshall, Andy Williams, Skitch Henderson and Gene Rayburn. Special guests are members of the "Grand Ole Oprv": Lulu Belle and Scotty. 11:30 © Late News and Weather © Late News Capsule j0 Movie Time 1:0Q (0 Late News Stations reserve the right to make last - minute changes. A-32 TV GUIDE