NBC airs the 11th episode of the military drama The Lieutenant, created and produced by future Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and starring Gary Lockwood (2001: a space odyssey) and Robert Vaughn (The Man From UNCLE). Andrew Prine guest stars. 
Lt. Rice is blindsided by a request from a fellow officer to defend him at a court-martial hearing. Lt. Allison is accused of a hit-and-run accident that has left a civilian hospitalized; Allison claims that his car was stolen by someone who caused the accident, and that he never left home on the night in question. But other witnesses place Allison – and his car – at a nearby bar on the night of the accident.
written by George Eckstein
directed by John Brahm
music by Jeff AlexanderCast: Gary Lockwood (Lt. William Rice), Robert Vaughn (Capt. Raymond Rambridge), Jon Alvar (Pvt. Wallace Garcia), Paul Boswell (Sgt. Kyle Maddern), James Callahan (Lt. Joseph Markley), Vincent Chase (Bartender), James Davidson (Chris), Frank Gardner (Pvt. Lemuel Matthews), Sandra Grant (Girl On Beach), Chuck Haren .. (Cpl. Delbert Sandow), Richard Jeffries (Mike), Dorothy Neuman (Mrs. Alice Lanyard), Don Penny (Lt. Stanley Harris), Pat Priest (Waitress), Andrew Prine (Lt. Gerald Allison), Katharine Ross (Elizabeth Sharp), John Staley (Corporal), Penny Stanton (Mrs. Gorson), Karl Swenson (Lt. Col. Curtis Morley), Sam Woody (M.P.), Sally Yarnell (Woman Marine)
Notes: Already a familiar guest star on American TV (and rapidly becoming a movie star in his own right), Andrew Prine would get a chance to guest star in Star Trek, but not until after Roddenberry’s death; he guest starred in The Next Generation (Frame Of Mind) and Deep Space Nine (Life Support), both in the 1990s. The two-week gap since the previous episode is almost certainly due to the planned November 23rd episode being pre-empted by news coverage of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22nd, 1963.
LogBook entry by Earl Green