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CLARIFICATION DUB
OLYMPIA, Wash. UPI The
Washington Parks Commission
agreed Monday to clarify the du
ties of Clayton Anderson, new
Washington parks director and
former Oregon recreation direc
tor. Anderson told the commission
he wants to know exactly where
his responsibility starts and ends.
The Washington position previous
ly has been a controversial one.
The commission agreed to cre
ate a policy manual so that An
derson will know just what his
duties are.
I CHRISTIAN
I SCIENCE h
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KPTV
TV
Channel 12
9:00 a.m.
KBND
RADIO
9:30 a.m.
1110 KC
Jackie urged
to add more
stops to trip
WASHINGTON (UPI) Mrs.
Jacqueline Kennedy has been ad
vised by her sister-in-law to add
more stops to her planned tour of
Asia.
Mrs. Robert Kennedy said Fri
day she hopes the First Lady will
visit other nations besides Pakis
tan and India.
The attorney general's wife re
turned Wednesday from a trip
around the world with her husband
that included stops in Japan, Indo
nesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Italy,
Germany.
Mrs. Kennedy said in an inter
view that the sight that impressed
her most was the Communist-built
wall dividing Berlin.
She said "It would be terrific
if she (Mrs. Kennedy) ever saw
the wall.
The First Lady's scheduled trav
el plans include visits to India and
Pakistan with brief stops in Rome
and London.
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1,15 " Sat Report
6:30 Tt CalUornlaM hig Time Wrestling
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7:30 Perry Maaoa - Tale of Well Faxao
T:45 Make That Spare "
8:00 Calvin and the Colonel "
8:15 "
8: M The Defend em Leave a To Beaver The TmB Man
8:45 " "
9:00 " Lawrence Weik SaL Ntte t the Movtea
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10:15 " " Premiere PlayhouM
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6 The Bend Bulletin, Saturday, March 3, 1962
CARNIVAL
S 33 C M T TJ.. IN. U-t. F.
'I'm afraid you'll find I'm not such good company
tonight, Harold. ... I'm broke!"
UNDER ADVISEMENT
PORTLAND (UPI I- A federal
judge had under advisement to
day a motion by rancher Paul R.
Martin of Troutdale to move from
federal to state court a $300,000
damage suit against Reynolds
Metals Co.
Martin, In five suits against
Reynolds in recent years, has col
lected some $100,000, claiming
damage to his ranch and cattle
from fluorides from an aluminum j
plant. Martin said he intended to !
seek damages in state court.
CLAIMS YO-YO MARK
COTTAGE GROVE (UPI) A
Creswell youth is claiming a yo-yo
record.
Dwayne Day, 15, yoyoed for
five hours and 39 minutes here
Monday during a marathon spon
sored by local radio station
KNND.
Some 100 contestants entered
the contest.
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11:00 Faith tor Today
11:15 "
11:30 Armchair Theatra
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3:00 Your Incoma Tax
3:15
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5:30 COUem Bowl
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6:00 Twentieth Century
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7:30 Dennis the Menaoa
7:45
8:00 Ed Suulvan Show
8:15
8:30 "
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9: 15
8:30 Jack Bonny
9:45
10:00 Candid Camera
10:15
10:30 What's my Una
10:45
11:00 Cmnkile Newa
11:15 M Squad
11:30
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Herald of Truth
Christian Science
Milestone of the Century
Oral Koberta
Dan Smoot
Light Tim.
It la Written
Gateway Theatra
TV Show Ot Homes
Stars of Tomorrow
Sunday Matinee
ABC World of Sports
You Asked for tt
Maverick
Follow Th Sun
Adventures in Paradise
Prayer V Hymn
Town A Country
Wunda Wunda
Mahalta Jackson Sinn
Hola Amigos
Bible In Simple Terms
Give Thee Peace
Think Oregon
Of People & Peaca
Circus Boy
Wild Bill Hlckok
What's new at School
Community Workshop
Fellnw csHzena
World Report
Viewpoint
Great Decisions
Championship Bridge
Celebrity Playhouse
Trarkdown
The NaUun's Future
Meet the Press
One Two-Three Go
Buliwinkle Show
Walt Disney
DuPont Show
Brothers Brannagan
Parole
N! entrap Final
5:45 Prayer A hvmn
6.00 Contemporary Math
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7:00 College of the Air OE1A Presenta Today
7:15
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8: 15 " " R"cky A His Friends
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TONIGHT'S PKOORAM
6:00 K-Bend Musical Patrol
7:30 Grand Ole Opry
8:0O Bandstand Music Npwi
9:0O Thin Evenlniis FavorlLea
10:00 Bandstand Music
7:00 Time. Newt. Temp.; MturtC
8:00 Radio Bible CUss
8:30 Sunday Serenade
:0i-Voice of Prophecy
9:30 How Christian Science Beala
9:45 Sunday Serenade. Newa
11:00 First BapOst Churcn
12:00 Sunday Serenade
12:30 Local News
13:45 Sunday Serenade. Newa
1:00 Hour of Decision
1:30 Sunday Serenade
2:00 Voice ol Prophetic Newt
3:00 Sunday Serenade
3:30 News Flashee
3:35 Sunday Serenade
3: 4.S While house Report
4:00 Christians Hour
4:15 Sunday Serenade
4:25 Speaking of Sporta
4:30 Chapel by the tide of the road
8:00 Newt
5:05 Great Decisions
5:35 Sunday Serenade
8:25 Old Fashioned Rivival Hour
6:55 News
7:00Challene to Faith
7:30 Sunday Serenade, news
8:30 Adlai Stevenson Reports
9:00 Sunday Serenade
MONDAY
8:00 TNT: Newt
6'45 Farm Reporter
7:00--Fr8nk Hemingway News
7:15 Momlmr Melodies
7:25 Local Newt
7:30 Morning Roundup
8:00 Don Allen With the Newi
8: 10 Northwest Newt
8:15 Honor Roll ot MuslO
8:3n Memo fmm Mary
8:35 Hnnor Roll of Musltt
9:00 Bulletin Board
9:05 Honor KoU ot Muste
9:30 The Song The Star
9-45 Top Tunes
10:00 Music Time
10" 30 Local Newt
10:35 Music Time
11:15 TelJo Test
11:30 Music Time, News
12:00 Nuon Time Melodies
12:10 Today's Classifieds
12:15 Spone Review
12: 20 Noontime Melodies
1:00 Magic in Music. News
1:45 Magic In Music
2:00 Five Golden Minutes
2:05 Music: News
4:00 Frank Hemingway Newt
4:05 Majnc In Music
4:15 Paul Harvey News
4: 25 Northwest News
4:30 Parade of Platters; News
4:45 Speaking of Sports
4:50 stones of Pacific Powerland
5:00 Tune Vendors
5:15 Parade ot Platters
5:25 Local News
5:30 Tops tn Musle
5:55 Weather With Swayxa
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John Grower, Norma Zimmer and Hale Sparks,
Standard School Broadcast cast members will
narrate this week's program of the 1962 musical
travel series "MUSIC Passport to the World."
The program will be heard Thursday at 11:00
A.M. on Radio Station KRCO.
690 - Chanel - "69"
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