Of course, none of these programs ran on this date, possibly excepting some of the church service and religious programming, as all of these stations were airing network coverage of the aftermath of President Kennedy’s assassination Friday afternoon. This is also the day that Kennedy’s alleged assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, would be shot by Jack Ruby in the Dallas Police Department garage; as it turned out, NBC telecast that murder live at 12:21 P.M. Eastern Time.
Source: Carolina-Tennessee Edition, TV Guide
STATIONS:
3 WBTV (CBS/ABC) Charlotte
4 WFBC-TV (NBC) Greenville, SC
5 WCYB-TV (NBC/ABC) Bristol, VA
6 WATE-TV (NBC) Knoxville
7 WSPA-TV (CBS) Spartanburg
9 WSOC-TV (NBC/ABC) Charlotte
10 WBIR-TV (CBS) Knoxville
11 WJHL-TV (CBS/ABC) Johnson City
13 WLOS-TV (ABC) Asheville
26 WTVK (ABC) Knoxville
40 WAIM (ABC/CBS) Anderson
[color] denotes color, except for WLOS-TV, which did not have color capacity at this date.
MORNING
7:00
9 Aspect (agriculture)
7:10
13 Morning Devotions
7:15
5 The Living Word
13 Davey & Goliath (Cousin Barney comes to visit Davey and Goliath)
7:25
4 Safety Sermon
11 News
7:30
4 Gospel Favorites with Bob Poole
5/6 The Gospel Caravan
9 The Gospel Train
10 The Children’s Gospel Hour (The Junior Choir of St. Mathews Methodist Church in Greenville, South Carolina, is featured)
11/13 The Allen Revival Hour
7:45
3 The Rangers Trio
8:00
3 The Gospel Caravan
10 Mull’s Sunday Singing
11 The Gospel Hour
13 Movie (Night and Day, 1946 biography of composer Cole Porter, starring Cary Grant, Alexis Smith and Monty Wooley)
8:15
7 The Gospel Caravan
8:30
5 Parade of Quartets
6 Religious Program
9 Gospel Favorites
9:00
3 The Harvester’s Quartet
6 This is The Life
11 Oral Roberts
9:15
7 Man to Man (religion)
9:30
3 Mahalia Jackson
4 This is The Answer
5 Cartoons
6 The Big Picture
7/11 This is The Life
9 Hour of Opportunity
10 Insight
10:00
3 Light Unto My Path
4 This is The Life
6 Modern Almanac (farm news)
7 Bill Creek (music)
9 The Christophers
10/11 Lamp Unto My Feet (“Las Casas: The Conscience of Conquest”)
13 Faith for Today
10:15
9 Sacred Heart
10:30
3/7/10/11 Look Up and Live (“A Lifetime of Service” with James Broderick)
4 Word of Life
5 Davey & Goliath
6 Industry On Parade
9 This is The Answer
13 Light Unto My Path
10:45
5 Light Time
6 Social Security in Action
11:00
3/10 Camera Three
4 The Christophers
5 This is The Life
6/7/9/11 Church Service
13 Movie (Jungle Man-Eater, 1954 adventure starring Johnny Weissmuller)
11:15
4 Church Service (Presbyterian)
11:30
3 Movie [color] (Prisoners of the Casbah, 1953 adventure starring Gloria Grahame)
5 Discovery ’63 (folksingers Leon Bibb and The Tarriers guest)
10 The Fisher Family (religion)
AFTERNOON
12:00
5 Homestead U.S.A. (religion)
6 The Sunday Show (interview)
7 America Wants to Know
9 Championship Bowling
10:00 Cartoons
11 Faith For Today
13 Discovery ’63 (Saint-Saens’ “Carnival of The Animals,” as animated by the Baird Puppets and using the Ogden Nash lyrics)
12:15
4 Social Security in Action
26 The Christophers
12:30
4 House Detective (real estate)
5 Eternal Light (in the first part of “The Psychology of The Bible,” Jewish affairs writer Maurice Samuel and poet-critic Mark Van Doren – yes, the father of Charles Van Doren, the disgraced Twenty-One “contestant” and focus of the theatrical film Quiz Show – compare the modern and Biblical applications of terms like guilt, fear, good and evil)
6 Touchdown (Chris Schenkel on football)
7 The Voice of Piedmont
10 Learn to Draw (Gnagy)
11 Social Security in Action
13 Send the Light (religion)
26 Discovery ’63 (Part One of a tour of London)
12:45
3/7/10/11/40 Pro Football Kickoff (Kyle Rote)
1:00
3/7/10/11/40 NFL Football
5 University of Tennessee Football
6 University of Tennessee Playback (college football highlights)
7 Football Highlights (Clemson head coach Frank Howard discusses Saturday’s game against the University of South Carolina)
9 Discovery ’63 (the same episode that had been run on WCYB at 11:30)
13 Oral Roberts
26 Directions ’64 (religion)
1:30
4 Movie (The Red Danube, 1949 post-WW2 drama starring Walter Pidgeon and Ethel Barrymore)
9 Double Feature Movie (The Jungle Girl, 1952 adventure, starring Karen Sharpe and Johnny Sheffield; and The Black Dakotas, 1954 Western starring Gary Merrill)
13 The Story of Jesus
26 Issues & Answers (Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser, President of the United Arab Republic, is questioned by Howard K. Smith of ABC News)
2:00
5 Movie (to be announced)
6 NBC Opera [color] (Labyrinth by Gian Carlo Menotti, a special first aired in March)
13 Singing Spectacular
26 AFL Football (Kansas City Chiefs vs. New York Jets at the Polo Grounds)
2:30
13 Issues & Answers (the same program run on WTVK at 1:30)
2:50
6 To Be Announced
3:00
6 NBC News Encore [color] (“The Land,” about new economic pressures put on farmers and rural communities by advances in technology, narrated by Chet Huntley)
13 Preview: Winter Olympics (Bob Beattie, Buddy Werner and Penny Pitou discuss Olympic Alpine Skiing)
3:30
4 Shindy (folk music)
11 Wide World of Sports (The World’s Championship Demolition Derby, from Langhorne, Pennsylvania, and the U.S.-Argentina Water Polo match; delayed from November 16th)
13/26 AFL Football (Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos; Curt Gowdy and Paul Christman report from Bears Stadium)
3:45
3 Learn to Draw (Gnagy)
4:00
4/5/6 Sunday (Frank Blair hosts; Aline Saarinen reports on a California winery)
10 Enoch Arden (drama)
40 AFL Football (the Raiders-Broncos game, joined in progress)
4:30
9 I’ve Got a Secret (delayed from November 18th)
4:45
3 Industry on Parade
26 All Pro Scoreboard (AFL and NFL scores, after the Raiders-Broncos game)
5:00
3 International Showtime (Don Ameche introduces “The Amazing Amsterdam Circus,” taped in Holland; delayed from November 22nd)
4/5/6/9 Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom [color] (Marlin Perkins narrates the training of show animals at the St. Louis Zoo)
7/10/11 CBS Sports Spectacular (in “Seven Days to Kickoff,” cameras follow Air Force Academy quarterback Terry Isaacson from the end of a game against Nebraska, through training and up to the opening whistle of the following game, in Maryland)
26 Top Star Bowling
5:30
4/5/6/9 General Electric College Bowl (The University of Massachusetts-Amherst challenges the winner of last week’s match between Wooster [Ohio] College and Ripon [Wisconsin] College; Robert Earle is the quizmaster)
7/10/11 Ted Mack & The Original Amateur Hour (Baton twirler Emily McClinton, organist Fred Peterson and clarinetist Jerry Connell, all of Chicago, are among the guests)
EVENING
6:00
3/7/10/11 The Twentieth Century (Part One of “The Plots Against Hitler,” about various assassination plots targeting the Nazi dictator, narrated by Walter Cronkite)
4 Temple Houston
5/6/9 Meet The Press (French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville, taped via satellite earlier today)
26 Movie (My Sister Eileen, 1955 comedy starring Jack Lemmon, Janet Leigh and Betty Garrett)
6:30
3 Land of the Free
5/9 The Travels of Jamie McPheeters (“The Day of the Killer,” in which the Beaver Company comes upon the remains of a gunfight, with two dead pistoleros and scarred Linc Murdock stumbling through the brush with a pistol in his hand. Kurt Russell leads as Jamie, Dan O’Herlihy as Doc and Charles Bronson as Murdock; Martin Landau guests. Delayed from November 17th.)
6 Fractured Flickers
7/10/11/40 Mister Ed (“Ed the Shishkabob,” with magician Harry Blackstone as guest)
13 Maverick
6:45
26 Top Star Bowling (yes, apparently interrupting the movie for some reason)
7:00
3/7/10/11 Lassie
4 Battle Line
5 Open House
6 The Bill Dana Show
40 This is The Life
7:30
3/7/10/11 My Favorite Martian
4/5/6/9 Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color [color] (“The Hound that Thought He Was a Raccoon”)
13/26/40 The Travels of Jamie McPheeters (“The Day of the Homeless,” in which unscrupulous orphanage director John Williams threatens to take Jamie after Doc can’t prove he’s the boy’s father)
8:00
3/7/10/11 The Ed Sullivan Show (guests include Diahann Carroll, Bert Lahr, Rip Taylor, Topo Gigio, Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara, comic instrumentalists The Vagabonds, Israeli vocalist Geula Gill, comic Alan Gale and acrobats The Two Carmenas)
8:30
4/5/6/9 Grindl
13/26/40 Arrest and Trial
9:00
3/7/10/11 The Judy Garland Show (guests are Jane Powell and Judy’s Wizard of Oz co-star Ray Bolger)
4/5/6/9 Bonanza [color] (“Ponderosa Matador,” with Little Joe, Hoss and Adam competing for the attentions of Senorita Dolores Tenino, who’s visiting the Ponderosa with her father; Marianna Hill, who would co-star with Clint Eastwood in the theatrical Spaghetti Western A Fistful of Dollars in the next year, plays Senorita Tenino)
10:00
3/7/10/11/40 Candid Camera (guest Woody Allen provokes cabbies with his small tips)
4/5/6 The Best on Record (a Timex special featuring Grammy winners from the last few years. In retrospect, the most notable performance is by Vaughn Meader, who impersonates President Kennedy in a monologue from The First Family. Other performers include Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme, Peter Nero, Peter Paul & Mary, Tony Bennett, Henry Mancini, The New Christy Minstrels, Homer & Jethro, Connie Francis and Mahalia Jackson, who are introduced by Eddy Arnold, Les Brown, Bill Dana, Sammy Davis Jr., Dean Martin, Bob Newhart, Allan Sherman, Frank Sinatra and Andy Williams. In addition, Bing Crosby is presented with a Golden Achievement Award. “The DuPont Show of the Week” is pre-empted.)(By any chance, does anybody know if this program still exists today in any form?)
9/13/26 Laughs For Sale (tonight’s panelists are Jayne Meadows, Morey Amsterdam and Shecky Greene)
10:30
3/7/10/11 What’s My Line? (Robert Q. Lewis is this week’s guest panelist)
9 The Price is Right (Marty Allen is guest panelist; delayed from November 21st)
13 77 Sunset Strip (“Lover’s Lane,” delayed from November 22nd)
26/40 ABC News Reports
11:00
3/7/10/11/40 CBS News (Harry Reasoner)
4 Meet The Press (delayed from 6:00 P.M.)
5 News
6 Movie (You Can’t Run Awat From It, 1956 musical starring June Allyson, Jack Lemmon, Charles Bickford, Jim Backus and Stubby Kaye)
9 That Was The Week That Was (pilot special for the NBC version of the BBC satire series, hosted by Henry Fonda and featuring Henry Morgan, Charlie Manna, The Tarriers and Nancy Ames; delayed from November 10th. Ironically, earlier on this day, WSOC would actually air a kinescope of the previous night's BBC telecast of "That Was The Week That Was" as part of NBC's coverage of the Kennedy Assassination.)
11:15
3 The Sid Caesar Show (delayed from November 21st)
5 Movie (Lullaby of Broadway, 1951 musical starring Doris Day)
7 The Gospel Caravan
10 Hong Kong
11:20
11 Movie (Stagecoach to Fury, 1956 Western starring Forrest Tucker)
11:30
4 Great Moments in Music
13 Checkmate
11:45
3 Movie (You Gotta Stay Happy, 1948 comedy starring James Stewart, Joan Fontaine and Eddie Albert)
4 Peter Gunn
12:00
9 Movie (Hail the Conquering Hero, 1944 comedy starring Eddie Bracken)
Source: Carolina-Tennessee Edition, TV Guide
STATIONS:
3 WBTV (CBS/ABC) Charlotte
4 WFBC-TV (NBC) Greenville, SC
5 WCYB-TV (NBC/ABC) Bristol, VA
6 WATE-TV (NBC) Knoxville
7 WSPA-TV (CBS) Spartanburg
9 WSOC-TV (NBC/ABC) Charlotte
10 WBIR-TV (CBS) Knoxville
11 WJHL-TV (CBS/ABC) Johnson City
13 WLOS-TV (ABC) Asheville
26 WTVK (ABC) Knoxville
40 WAIM (ABC/CBS) Anderson
[color] denotes color, except for WLOS-TV, which did not have color capacity at this date.
MORNING
7:00
9 Aspect (agriculture)
7:10
13 Morning Devotions
7:15
5 The Living Word
13 Davey & Goliath (Cousin Barney comes to visit Davey and Goliath)
7:25
4 Safety Sermon
11 News
7:30
4 Gospel Favorites with Bob Poole
5/6 The Gospel Caravan
9 The Gospel Train
10 The Children’s Gospel Hour (The Junior Choir of St. Mathews Methodist Church in Greenville, South Carolina, is featured)
11/13 The Allen Revival Hour
7:45
3 The Rangers Trio
8:00
3 The Gospel Caravan
10 Mull’s Sunday Singing
11 The Gospel Hour
13 Movie (Night and Day, 1946 biography of composer Cole Porter, starring Cary Grant, Alexis Smith and Monty Wooley)
8:15
7 The Gospel Caravan
8:30
5 Parade of Quartets
6 Religious Program
9 Gospel Favorites
9:00
3 The Harvester’s Quartet
6 This is The Life
11 Oral Roberts
9:15
7 Man to Man (religion)
9:30
3 Mahalia Jackson
4 This is The Answer
5 Cartoons
6 The Big Picture
7/11 This is The Life
9 Hour of Opportunity
10 Insight
10:00
3 Light Unto My Path
4 This is The Life
6 Modern Almanac (farm news)
7 Bill Creek (music)
9 The Christophers
10/11 Lamp Unto My Feet (“Las Casas: The Conscience of Conquest”)
13 Faith for Today
10:15
9 Sacred Heart
10:30
3/7/10/11 Look Up and Live (“A Lifetime of Service” with James Broderick)
4 Word of Life
5 Davey & Goliath
6 Industry On Parade
9 This is The Answer
13 Light Unto My Path
10:45
5 Light Time
6 Social Security in Action
11:00
3/10 Camera Three
4 The Christophers
5 This is The Life
6/7/9/11 Church Service
13 Movie (Jungle Man-Eater, 1954 adventure starring Johnny Weissmuller)
11:15
4 Church Service (Presbyterian)
11:30
3 Movie [color] (Prisoners of the Casbah, 1953 adventure starring Gloria Grahame)
5 Discovery ’63 (folksingers Leon Bibb and The Tarriers guest)
10 The Fisher Family (religion)
AFTERNOON
12:00
5 Homestead U.S.A. (religion)
6 The Sunday Show (interview)
7 America Wants to Know
9 Championship Bowling
10:00 Cartoons
11 Faith For Today
13 Discovery ’63 (Saint-Saens’ “Carnival of The Animals,” as animated by the Baird Puppets and using the Ogden Nash lyrics)
12:15
4 Social Security in Action
26 The Christophers
12:30
4 House Detective (real estate)
5 Eternal Light (in the first part of “The Psychology of The Bible,” Jewish affairs writer Maurice Samuel and poet-critic Mark Van Doren – yes, the father of Charles Van Doren, the disgraced Twenty-One “contestant” and focus of the theatrical film Quiz Show – compare the modern and Biblical applications of terms like guilt, fear, good and evil)
6 Touchdown (Chris Schenkel on football)
7 The Voice of Piedmont
10 Learn to Draw (Gnagy)
11 Social Security in Action
13 Send the Light (religion)
26 Discovery ’63 (Part One of a tour of London)
12:45
3/7/10/11/40 Pro Football Kickoff (Kyle Rote)
1:00
3/7/10/11/40 NFL Football
5 University of Tennessee Football
6 University of Tennessee Playback (college football highlights)
7 Football Highlights (Clemson head coach Frank Howard discusses Saturday’s game against the University of South Carolina)
9 Discovery ’63 (the same episode that had been run on WCYB at 11:30)
13 Oral Roberts
26 Directions ’64 (religion)
1:30
4 Movie (The Red Danube, 1949 post-WW2 drama starring Walter Pidgeon and Ethel Barrymore)
9 Double Feature Movie (The Jungle Girl, 1952 adventure, starring Karen Sharpe and Johnny Sheffield; and The Black Dakotas, 1954 Western starring Gary Merrill)
13 The Story of Jesus
26 Issues & Answers (Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser, President of the United Arab Republic, is questioned by Howard K. Smith of ABC News)
2:00
5 Movie (to be announced)
6 NBC Opera [color] (Labyrinth by Gian Carlo Menotti, a special first aired in March)
13 Singing Spectacular
26 AFL Football (Kansas City Chiefs vs. New York Jets at the Polo Grounds)
2:30
13 Issues & Answers (the same program run on WTVK at 1:30)
2:50
6 To Be Announced
3:00
6 NBC News Encore [color] (“The Land,” about new economic pressures put on farmers and rural communities by advances in technology, narrated by Chet Huntley)
13 Preview: Winter Olympics (Bob Beattie, Buddy Werner and Penny Pitou discuss Olympic Alpine Skiing)
3:30
4 Shindy (folk music)
11 Wide World of Sports (The World’s Championship Demolition Derby, from Langhorne, Pennsylvania, and the U.S.-Argentina Water Polo match; delayed from November 16th)
13/26 AFL Football (Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos; Curt Gowdy and Paul Christman report from Bears Stadium)
3:45
3 Learn to Draw (Gnagy)
4:00
4/5/6 Sunday (Frank Blair hosts; Aline Saarinen reports on a California winery)
10 Enoch Arden (drama)
40 AFL Football (the Raiders-Broncos game, joined in progress)
4:30
9 I’ve Got a Secret (delayed from November 18th)
4:45
3 Industry on Parade
26 All Pro Scoreboard (AFL and NFL scores, after the Raiders-Broncos game)
5:00
3 International Showtime (Don Ameche introduces “The Amazing Amsterdam Circus,” taped in Holland; delayed from November 22nd)
4/5/6/9 Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom [color] (Marlin Perkins narrates the training of show animals at the St. Louis Zoo)
7/10/11 CBS Sports Spectacular (in “Seven Days to Kickoff,” cameras follow Air Force Academy quarterback Terry Isaacson from the end of a game against Nebraska, through training and up to the opening whistle of the following game, in Maryland)
26 Top Star Bowling
5:30
4/5/6/9 General Electric College Bowl (The University of Massachusetts-Amherst challenges the winner of last week’s match between Wooster [Ohio] College and Ripon [Wisconsin] College; Robert Earle is the quizmaster)
7/10/11 Ted Mack & The Original Amateur Hour (Baton twirler Emily McClinton, organist Fred Peterson and clarinetist Jerry Connell, all of Chicago, are among the guests)
EVENING
6:00
3/7/10/11 The Twentieth Century (Part One of “The Plots Against Hitler,” about various assassination plots targeting the Nazi dictator, narrated by Walter Cronkite)
4 Temple Houston
5/6/9 Meet The Press (French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville, taped via satellite earlier today)
26 Movie (My Sister Eileen, 1955 comedy starring Jack Lemmon, Janet Leigh and Betty Garrett)
6:30
3 Land of the Free
5/9 The Travels of Jamie McPheeters (“The Day of the Killer,” in which the Beaver Company comes upon the remains of a gunfight, with two dead pistoleros and scarred Linc Murdock stumbling through the brush with a pistol in his hand. Kurt Russell leads as Jamie, Dan O’Herlihy as Doc and Charles Bronson as Murdock; Martin Landau guests. Delayed from November 17th.)
6 Fractured Flickers
7/10/11/40 Mister Ed (“Ed the Shishkabob,” with magician Harry Blackstone as guest)
13 Maverick
6:45
26 Top Star Bowling (yes, apparently interrupting the movie for some reason)
7:00
3/7/10/11 Lassie
4 Battle Line
5 Open House
6 The Bill Dana Show
40 This is The Life
7:30
3/7/10/11 My Favorite Martian
4/5/6/9 Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color [color] (“The Hound that Thought He Was a Raccoon”)
13/26/40 The Travels of Jamie McPheeters (“The Day of the Homeless,” in which unscrupulous orphanage director John Williams threatens to take Jamie after Doc can’t prove he’s the boy’s father)
8:00
3/7/10/11 The Ed Sullivan Show (guests include Diahann Carroll, Bert Lahr, Rip Taylor, Topo Gigio, Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara, comic instrumentalists The Vagabonds, Israeli vocalist Geula Gill, comic Alan Gale and acrobats The Two Carmenas)
8:30
4/5/6/9 Grindl
13/26/40 Arrest and Trial
9:00
3/7/10/11 The Judy Garland Show (guests are Jane Powell and Judy’s Wizard of Oz co-star Ray Bolger)
4/5/6/9 Bonanza [color] (“Ponderosa Matador,” with Little Joe, Hoss and Adam competing for the attentions of Senorita Dolores Tenino, who’s visiting the Ponderosa with her father; Marianna Hill, who would co-star with Clint Eastwood in the theatrical Spaghetti Western A Fistful of Dollars in the next year, plays Senorita Tenino)
10:00
3/7/10/11/40 Candid Camera (guest Woody Allen provokes cabbies with his small tips)
4/5/6 The Best on Record (a Timex special featuring Grammy winners from the last few years. In retrospect, the most notable performance is by Vaughn Meader, who impersonates President Kennedy in a monologue from The First Family. Other performers include Steve Lawrence & Eydie Gorme, Peter Nero, Peter Paul & Mary, Tony Bennett, Henry Mancini, The New Christy Minstrels, Homer & Jethro, Connie Francis and Mahalia Jackson, who are introduced by Eddy Arnold, Les Brown, Bill Dana, Sammy Davis Jr., Dean Martin, Bob Newhart, Allan Sherman, Frank Sinatra and Andy Williams. In addition, Bing Crosby is presented with a Golden Achievement Award. “The DuPont Show of the Week” is pre-empted.)(By any chance, does anybody know if this program still exists today in any form?)
9/13/26 Laughs For Sale (tonight’s panelists are Jayne Meadows, Morey Amsterdam and Shecky Greene)
10:30
3/7/10/11 What’s My Line? (Robert Q. Lewis is this week’s guest panelist)
9 The Price is Right (Marty Allen is guest panelist; delayed from November 21st)
13 77 Sunset Strip (“Lover’s Lane,” delayed from November 22nd)
26/40 ABC News Reports
11:00
3/7/10/11/40 CBS News (Harry Reasoner)
4 Meet The Press (delayed from 6:00 P.M.)
5 News
6 Movie (You Can’t Run Awat From It, 1956 musical starring June Allyson, Jack Lemmon, Charles Bickford, Jim Backus and Stubby Kaye)
9 That Was The Week That Was (pilot special for the NBC version of the BBC satire series, hosted by Henry Fonda and featuring Henry Morgan, Charlie Manna, The Tarriers and Nancy Ames; delayed from November 10th. Ironically, earlier on this day, WSOC would actually air a kinescope of the previous night's BBC telecast of "That Was The Week That Was" as part of NBC's coverage of the Kennedy Assassination.)
11:15
3 The Sid Caesar Show (delayed from November 21st)
5 Movie (Lullaby of Broadway, 1951 musical starring Doris Day)
7 The Gospel Caravan
10 Hong Kong
11:20
11 Movie (Stagecoach to Fury, 1956 Western starring Forrest Tucker)
11:30
4 Great Moments in Music
13 Checkmate
11:45
3 Movie (You Gotta Stay Happy, 1948 comedy starring James Stewart, Joan Fontaine and Eddie Albert)
4 Peter Gunn
12:00
9 Movie (Hail the Conquering Hero, 1944 comedy starring Eddie Bracken)
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