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Sloney Burke Saint. & Sinner. :30 Pn J urk. Danny rhon,a, s, Burk. s , u fc sinner. Right (c) Straw BuSl Anly Grlfllth StoneyBurk. Price Is BNnkiey StoneyBurk. Andy Griffith StoneyBurk. Right (c) 10:1 5 Journal (c) BenCaSJ! Loretla Voung Ben Casey Brlnkleys 10:30 Story of... BenCaseJ Lorwt, Young Ben Casey Journal (c) 0:4S Story of... Ben CaJ Stump the St.r. Ben Casey Heck Harper Hloo Report , y Stump the Star. Ben Casey Heck Harper 11:1 J Tonight (c) News'.""" Night Scene New. 4 Weather Night Beat 11:30 Tonight ley Man From Cochlsa News Final Night Beat :4S Tonight (c) Man From Cochls. "They Knew What Tonight (c) . . They Wanted" Tonight Ic) TUESDAY, JANUARY22, 1963 7:00 r- 7:IS 'American Telecours. Today 7:30 Economy" Telecours. Today 7:4S ,arm Weather Dr. Zoom'. I'oday . Cartoon Time Cartoons Today 8:00 . , : , S:1S Captain Kangeroo Addle Bobklna Cartooner's Club 8:30 Captain Kangeroo Addle Bohkln. Rocky & Friends 8:45 Captain Kangeroo Romper Room Telescope Captain Kangeroo Romper Room Telescope :00 Ed TV r 9:15 Ed TV calendar Jack La Lann. Telescope 9:30 Plav Your Calendar Jack L. Lann. Telescope :45 Hunch Icl ! S"ove Lucy Movle ply V"""1 Hunch , 1 Love Lucy Movie Play Your Hunch o!li ?3i.S!l!luS! SeKy' Mov,B Price Is Right (c, 0:30 Concentration I"? "c?y5 Mv" Price I. Right (c) .0:45 Concentration Pete 4 Gladys Movl. Concentration - lcentration . Pete & Gl.dy. Movie ' Concentration ll:t! SoSonlcl JneVym.n Love of Life Jane Wym.n Your First 1130 TVuhor r ,L J""Wym.n Love of Life Jan. Wyman Impression 4S TmnorfW V ours For A Search for Tomor. Yours For Truth or LlL ''""orConseq. hong Guiding Light A Song Consequence illJS MeTv I'l" HI, Neighbor Ernie Ford '. Merv Griffin (c) 12 35 m"S ! " tn'i"'2rd n Hi. Neighbor Ernie Ford Merv Griffin c 12 48 Me r.rifr S S I J" 5""" 5"' As World Turn F,th Knw" Be" Merv Griffin c .. Merv Griffin (c) rather Knows Best A. World Turn. Father Know. Best Merv Griffin (c! 1- ?2 00m H'WSJ K0IN Kitchen Life of Riley Loretta Young lil ?217i "" KOIN Kitchen Life of Riley Lore a Young lis YCuSgSrMa on. CTV House Party Lov. That Bob Young Dr?Malon. a. roung ur. Malono LTV House Party Love That Bob Young Dr. Malonn 2- 15 KErm!! Ra ! Sourl To Tell The Truth Day in Court Match oie 2-30 5 m t)v in Court To Tell The Truth Day In Court Match Game 2- 45 For Sadd. I u" The Millionaire Seven Key. Make Room 3.45 For Daddy 7 Key. The Millionaire Seven Keys For Daddy 3- 1 S VnliKjS!?!!!! "nor.Day Secret Storm Queen For A Day "Passage West" I'll PinSn.L. h "! 0y Secret Storm Queen For A Day Movie I'll p SSIS Openlious. Edge of Night Who Do You Movl. 3.45 Pioneer. Open House Edge of Night Trust? Movie J:?2 Spectator Amer Bandstand Cartoon Clrcu. Amer. Bandstand Movie ?S . A.mr Bn'.t"nd Early Show Amer Bandstand Movie l is fISMmE!?" S SCOVMy "Under Fire" , Discovery Heck Harper . Capt. Shipwreck Discovery Movie Discovery Heck Harper J?! SP.L Shipwreck Kartoon Klubhouso Movl. Three Stooge. Clutch C.rgo pPl- Shipwreck Kartoon Klubhous. Movi. Three Stooges Sgt. Bllko l-li J Mickey House Movie Popey. Cartoon. Sgt. Bllko . Vjuick Draw Mickey Mouse Newscen. Popey. Cartoon. New. Beat 1 Imprisoned, Another Put On Probation One man was sentenced to prison another was placed on probation and a third entered a guilty plea in Lane County Cir cuit Court Friday. , David D. Hilde, 24, of Vencta, was given a one-year term in the Oregon State Correctional Institution after his probation was revoked by Judge Roland Rodman. Hilde had been given a pro bation term in July, 1962, after his conviction on a charge of obtaining money and property under false pretenses. Chester Marlin Reno, 30, of 3910 Donald St., Eugene, was given a three-year probation term. He had entered guilty pleas to two charges of burglary not in a dwelling. Reno was accused of burglar izing the Garden Shop, 2550 Willamette St., Eugene, and the McKenzie Oil Co., 1184 Main St., Springfield, in November. Nathan Rasmussen, 38, of 195 Madison St., Eugene, entered a pica of guilty to a charge of failing to provide support for his five children. Sentencing was postponed. Cancer Group In Session Wednesday Volunteer workers for Dis trict 3 of the Oregon Cancer So ciety will meet in Cottage Grove Wednesday for a day of work shop sessions and an miorma tional meeting on cancer, nistrict 3 comprises Lane, Marion. Polk. Benton and Lincoln counties. Wednesday's mr-etine will be held at the Vil lage Green just east of Cottage Grove. At the noon session, three fcu- gene doctors will discuss various aspects of cancer, ratii m have with them a cancer pa tient whose ailments was de tected early enough for success ful treatment The doctors par ticipating are Alexander De dcrer, a surgeon; Robert Mc Mahan, a radiologist, and Bert Hocflich, a pediatrician. Dr Glenn Gordon of Eugene is in charge of the day long cession. Case-Fire Offered TOKYO u South Viet Nam's Communist Viet Cong have pro posed a four-day cease-fire in the civil war to celebrate the New Year under the lunar cal- "The cease-fire would begin at noon Jan. 24 and end Jan. 28, the New China News Agency ufd. quoting the "South Vie Nam National Liberation Front radio." TELEVISION SCHEDULES . . n-fc-v ""-Ff ' MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1963 Sunday Television Superior Music Highlights Viewing By CYNTHIA LOWRY of the Associated Press NEW YORK An extraordi nary thing happened Sunday night: During 2Vt hours of su perior music and variety shows on network television not one single comedian imitated a Ken nedy. As recently as last week even the panel and game shows were awash with .New England ac cents and it was getting to be quite a bore. Ed Sullivan's CBS show is be coming more stylish and smooth all the time and his production numbers Sunday night were particularly handsome. Charlie Manna, the evening's comedian, had a bright fresh monologue a French travel agent advising clients how to behave as tourists in America. KOAC-Radio MONDAY 10:00 Nws and Weather 10:15 Especially for Women 11:00 Standard School Broadcast 11:30 Concert Hall 12:00 News and Weather 12:15 Noon Farm Hour 1:00 Education In the News 1:15 School of the Atr 1:30 Memory Book of Muiie 2:00 Especially for Women 2:30 Pops Concert 2:45 School of the Air 3:00 Oregon Reporter 3:15 Readings for Fun 3:30 Concert Favorites 4:45 The World's Press 5:00 Children's Theater 5:30 The Searching World 6:00 News and Weather 8:15 Washington Report 6:30 Evening Farm Report 7:00 Oregon Legislature 7:30 Georffetown Forum 11:00 E'.eninR Symphony 9:45 News and Weather KOAC-TV MONDAY 9:00 General Psychology 9:45 Frontiers of Sea 10:00 Elementary Ethics 10:45 Parlons Franca is 11:00 General Biology 11:45 Social security In Action 12:00 American Economy 12:30 To Be Announced 1:00 General Psychology 1:45 Parlons Francala 2:00 General Biology 2:45 History of the Far East 3:15 To Be Announced 3 45 Watch Your Language 4:00 Teacher In-Service 6:30 What's New 7:00 Red China Today 7:4? Family Finance 8 30 Extension Seven 9:00 Computers 9:30 Perspectives NOTICE THE SALVATION ARMY doily is colled upon to provide clothing ond furniture for PEOPLE IN NEED! Your usable, unwonted household items ond clothing help people who ore "HANDICAPPED" by lock of funds. An appointment can be made for The Army truck to come to your home by calling . . . Dl 3-337.3 8:30 A.M. to S P.M. Dl 3-4146 After 5 P.M. "Here's Edie" on ABC was a quiet, elegant 30-minute special. Star Edie Adams, Stan Getz of "bossa nova" renown and the Roger Wagner chorale were so phisticated and smoothly effec tive. Some of the effects un usual camera angles, trick shots and blinking backgrounds were a bit distracting and unneces sary. There was a smooth Dinah Shore show on NBC. Pianist Liberace playing Chopin by can dle light, ragtime specialist big "Tiny" Little and jazz artists Peter Nero and Ray Charles were the guest stars. Their wide ly varied styles of playing were pulled together neatly lor an especially tuneful and handsome hour. Dinah Shore expects to start television sabbatical on May 12 after the last monthly show of her current series. Many peo ple will miss her show next sea son, and we women particularly will miss looking at her lovely clothes. Worst of it is we'll soon be missing television s only other high-style performer, Lo retta Young. NBC is eagerly awaiting Niel sen ratings of last Wednesday night's Bob Hope Christmas spe cial, which took over the Perry Como spot for one night. Rat- ngs taken in just the New York City area by a rival audience estimating service indicated that the program chopped down CBS' rival "Beverly Hillbillies" the season's top-ranking show to a very poor second place. Tuition Plan Opposed By State Legislator SALEM W Rep. Richard L. Kennedy, D Eugene, said Mon day he was against a proposal by the American Assn. of Universi ty Women to increase student tuition at state universities in order to increase faculty sala ries. "I agree completely that fac ulty salaries are inadequate and that new buildings should not be postponed," Kennedy said. But he said "it is -important that we do not price students of modest means out of our col leges and universities." 'Alumni Fun' Quiz Show Makes Debut By RICi: DC BROW Of the United Pres. International HOLLYWOOD As everyone knows, one of the real signs of status in television is to become so famous and illustrious that you are allowed to take part as a panelist in stupid quiz shows. One of the more tasteful off shoots of such programs was CBS-TV's "College Bowl," in which teams of students from various schools match wits. And, following in this vein, ABC-TV Sunday offered the de but of "Alumni Fun," a half- hour weekly question-and-an- swer show in which teams of prominent graduates compete for cash for their alma maters. Frankly, none of Sunday's questions measured up to the one asked of yours truly by a starlet after the recent premiere of the movie "Lawrence of Arabia," the story of T. E. Law rence. "How did he ever have time to write 'Lady Chatterley's Lover?' she asked and went back to see the film again next day upon learning it wasn't D. H. Lasrence. If, however, it moves you to watch successful citizens scram ble over unrelated questions based primarily on parrot-type knowledge, then you could do a lot worse than "Alumni Fun." It is amiable, is a good source of information for crossword puzzles and, besides, who doesn't enjoy watching a promi nent person look occasionally silly before millions? Sunday's opener was between Tulane and George Washington Universities. The Tulane panel ists were ABC commentator Howard K. Smith, tennis Ace Ham Richardson and historian- newspaperman Charles Dufour. George Washington teammates were football star Eddie LcBar- on; Eva Adams, U.S. Mint dire tor, and business executive Ja cob Rosenthal. The permament host is educator-commentator John K. M. McCaffery, and out side of a tendency to throw around the word "brilliant," he filled the bill neatly. Just to relieve you at once, George Washington won, .and will return next week against a University of Texas team which includes former Gov. Allan Shi vers and actor Rip Torn. The program starts with biographies of the contestants', and Sunday we learned, among other things. that Smith was a track star, which certainly is an asset for any newsman. The Channel Swim: Dan Blocker, 300-pound star of "Bon anza," dances the bossa nova Jan. 31 on NBC-TV's Andy Williams Show . , . Hugh O'Brian subs for Raymond Burr on CBS TV's "Perry Mason" Feb. 14 . . . Julie London plays a singer on NBC-TV's "The Eleventh Hour" Feb. 13. Fess Parker, of ABC-TV's doomed "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" series, was offered the lead in a test film for a pos sible new weekly show based on John Steinbeck's "Travels with Charley"; it would tell of a mod ern writer's adventures in re discovering America. Other possible new series: George C. Scott, who refused an Oscar nomination for the film "The Hustler," as a New York social worker in a one-hour show for CBS-TV produced by David Susskind . . . And "The War den," also an hour long and aimed at CBS-TV, about a prison warden, produced by the Bing Crosby firm which turned out Ben Casey. Still other new scries possi bilities: "Emergency Squad," about an emergency service di vision of the New York police . . . "The Travels of Jamie Mc Pheeters," based on the prize winning novel of the same name, starring Dan O'Harlihy . . . and "Face to Face," an NBC-TV project about a mar riage counselor, with Dana An drews and Natalie Trundy; if sold, it is possible the scries would be shot in entirety in Chi cago. Register-Guard Want Ads Bring Fast Results Superb Glamor . . BUICK the bold beautiful WILDCAT the Place to Bug . , prifllifI44l4ULS llh it A SIS. ' Rl 1-lMt Television Previews Mining Practices Topic for Brinkley David Brinkley deals with "strip mining" on his program tonight at 10 o'clock on Channels 13 and 8 as he examines the western Pennsylvania strip mining controversy. In claiming that legislation is needed to correct what may be a shocking abuse of the land, Brinkley says there are good and bad strip miners and bad miners mutilate the earth, pollute me air, poison me waier ana narm private property. Other Monday previews: 8:30 p.m., Lucille Ball (6) Tonight Lucy is employed as a society columnist for a news paper composed of a two-man staff. Naturally Lucy drives the editor and printer crazy. The scene .with Lucy interviewing a multi-millionaire is especially amusing. 9:30 p.m., Andy Griffith (8) Don Knotts is the whole show. Deputy 'Barney is scared blue and trying not to show it when he learns that a robber he put away is coming back to town. Barney imagines a "shootout" in the street and the idea al most frightens him to death. 10 p.m., Ben Casey (9-12) The concluding segment of a two-part show entitled "A Car dinal Act of Mercy." Miss Stan ley goes through a scries of highly dramatic scenes in her efforts to rid herself of the drug habit. 11:15 p.m.. Tonight (13) Host Johnny Carson is back on the show following a week's acation. Pantomimist Juku Arken makes a return visit along with Earl Wrigntson, Lois Hunt, Bert Parks and Don Cherry. Movies 11:30 p.m., (12) "They Knew What They Wanted." Charles Laughton, Carole Lom bard. Italian grape-grower takes a lonely waitress as a bride with tragedy following. Powerful, well-acted drama. (1040 good). Tuesday (daytime): 10 a.m., (12) "Accent On Love." George Montgomery. Contrived Grade B annoyance which has the rich boy falling in love with the poor girl. (1941 poor) . 2:30 p.m., (2) "Deep Wat ers. Dana Andrews, Jean pet ers. This one may remind you of a dull one-hour television play. Maine fishing village girl wants man to work on shore. Man likes fishing. An orphan taken care of ny girl hut lines to fish with man. (1B48 lair). 3 D.m., (8) "Passage West.' John Payne, Arleen Whelan Dennis O'Keefe. Payne turns frnm hapH.hittnn rtnnnnrnrln tn a God-fearing man in this mud-1 died Western. (ioi lair;. 4:15 p.m., (6) "Under Fire." Rex Reason, Henry Morgan, Steve Brodie. Low budget war film involving a group of sol diers forced to defend them selves against false charges. 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KEED At 55 on every hour, KORK On the hour and half-hour. KASH 5, :45. . KWFS Every hour and on the half hour. KATR 30 minutes after the hour. SPORTS KWFS 5:55. KEEt) At 45 on every hour, KERG 5:25, 6. KASH 5:15. KATR 10 minutes after the hour. HIGHLIGHTS KUGN 7, World Tomorrow. KORE 9 a.m., Tallv Ho. KERG 5, Lowell Thomas; t: 15, Life line. KASH 5. Paul Harvey; 6, Ed Mor gan; 9:15, Slorkllne. KWFS 10, Lifeline. CLASSICAL KERG 7, A World of Music: Music of Chopin. (Kostelaneli and His Orchestra. 1 KFMY-FM 10, Symphony. Brahma: Piano Quartet In G-Mlnor, Op. 2a. (Festival Quartet.) KWFS 6, Encore Concert. KATR 7, The Evenlnl Hours. WESTERN KUGN Sklp-a-long. Acting Dean Named For UO Music School Max D. Risingcr, associate professor of music and assistant dean of the University of Ore gon School of Music, has been named acting dean of the school, Risingcr, whose appointment is subject to confirmation by the State Board of Higher Educa tion, will fill the vacancy cre ated ny the death, tn November, 1962, of Dean Theodore Kratt. Risingcr had been assistant to Dean Kratt for several months prior to November. Watch Us KVAL-TV each Tuesday at 6:14 p.m. SHELTON-TURNBULL and FULLER, INC Printers Dl 4-4259 "ALL AROUND SOUND" The "All Around Sound" from all around the town Is always ready to en tertain you on KERG. Listenable music, the latest news Irom KERG and the CBS Radio Network, sports, comedy and commentary arc in every day radio ex clusive on KEKG 1280. 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