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KWIN 1400 ke
4:00 The Story Hour
4:13 Bulletirfe-Mel Allen
4:30 Club 1230
4:45 Club 1230
NBC News' Car Tunes
Car Tunes
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Man on the Go"
5:00 Edward P. Morgan
5:15 Lowell Thomas'
5:30 Hickman-Amos & Andy'
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Fultvn Lewis Jr.
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5:15 Tom Harmon
6:30 Robert Q Lewis
6 :45 Robert Q. Lewis
Cavalcade of Sports
Cavalcade of Sports
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So. Ore. Bowling Time
KWIN's All Time Hits
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KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan Spta.
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7:15 Regal Tune Table
7:30 The World Tonight
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NBC News
One Man's Family
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KWIN Karavan
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8 30 Portland-Sacramento Monitor
8:45 Portland-Sacramento Monitor
0 00 Portland -Sacramento K MED Music
9 1j Portland-Sacramento KMED Music
9 30 Portland-Sacramento KMED Music
a 45 Portland-Sacramento KMED Music
News KWIN Karavan
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Frost. Nightwatcn
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KWIN Karavan
Journey to Calvary
Journey to Calvary
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The Queen's Men
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g flO News Bob Robert's Corral KWIN's Morning Show
6 15 World News Roundup Bob Robert's Corral KWIN's Morning Show
6 30 Frank Gars Bob Robert's Corral KWIN's Morning Show
6:45 Yawn Patrol First News KWIN's Morning Show
"7 00 Yawn Patrol Wake Up to Music MBS News .
7-'l5 Cecil Brown Weather. News Breakfast Gang
7:30 Robert Q.Lewis Rogue Valley Beeper KWIN's Morning Show
7:45 Robert Q. Lewis Weather & 7 30 News KWIN's Morning Show
800 News" Coffee Clatch World News Sports
i Breakfast Tunes Legislative Report Musical Snotlite
8 30 Gunsmoke Medford Report KWIN's Morning Show
a :ts Gunsmoke This is Moscow KWIN's Morning Show
"9 oo News' Monitor News Music
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9 30 No School Today School Program Voice of Deliverance
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10 AO CBS News-Amos-Andy MONITOR KWTN s Morning Show
10:1!5 Amos Andy MONITOR KWIN s Morning Show
10 30 Kathy Godfrey" Monitor KWIN s Morning Show
10 45 Kathv Godfrey Monitor KWIN's Morning Show
"11 00 Trading Post Monitor ,. ... KWIN's Morning Show
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I 15 Club 1230 Monitor Brooklyn-Chicago
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"2 00 State Track Meet Monitor Bill Lively Show
j. 15 state Track Meet Monitor Bill Lively Show
2-20 State Track Meet Monitor Bill Lively Show
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3 '-15 state Track Meet You Bet Your Life KWIN's Saturday Show
3 30 State Track Meet Monitor KWIN's Saturday Show
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4 O0 News MONITOR KWIN's Saturday Show
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4 30 Uncle Bill's Show
5- OO-A Visit With the City Police
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10:00 Halls of Ivy
10:30 News
10 -35 Premier Theater
12:00 Sign off
SATURDAY
9:45 Dizzy Dean Warm up
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1 :30 Preakness Race
2 30 Mission at Mid-Century
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5:00 Disneyland
6.00 Jackie Gleason r
7 :00 Gale Storm
7 :30 SRO Playhouse
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6 00 Virgin Island Vacation
6:15 Weekly News in Review
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7:00 Ed Sullivan Show
8:00 G. E. Theatre
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9:30 Dr. Christian
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10 30 I've Got A Secret
li;0t News -Sr. Sign Ofi
The Medical Roundup
by
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trltus Consultant Is Meileua,
Mayo Clinic
Cmerltns Professor of Medlclao.
Mayo Foundation
A NICE OLD LADY
So often when I see someone
in the office who is psychotic
and perhaps, for a time, has had
to be shut up
in a mental
hospital, I will
ask if there is
any insanity in
the family, and
the relative
who came with
the patient will
say "Oh, no
there is abso-
Dr Alvares lutely no sucn
trouble in our family. Our psy
chiatrist assures us that this trou
ble is due purely to the coming
to her of some weird sexual ideas
when she was a year old."
Later, when I get to know the
family I may learn of two or
three relatives of the patient
who, although they can be very
pleasant, and affable with
strangers, at home are definitely
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Morse Compares
Tax Write offs
To Beck's Actions
Washington, D.C. Senator
Wayne Morse (D-Ore) today like
ned the recent tax write-off
granted Idaho Power Company
to the alleged machinations of
Teamster Boss Dave Beck in
"p u t ti n g his hand into the
pockets of the Teamsters and
taking out of those pockets interest-free
loans of some S200,-
000 to $400,000 for his personal
benefit."
Calling the tax write-off "an
inexcusable betrayal of the pub
lic trust," the Oregon Senator
said:
"Granted that the Eisenhower
administration is doing its giv
ing away under the law. But
from the standpoint of political
morality there is no difference
between the Eisenhower admin
istration's conduct in this matter
and Dave Beck's conduct when
he takes an interest-free loan of
money belonging to the Teamsters."
Belongs To Taxpayers
Morse pointed out that This
money involved in the Idaho
Power Company tax giveway be
longs to the taxpayers of this
country, and it's about time that
the American people, Republi
cans and Democrats alike, make
perfectly clear to this adminis
tration that they want no more
of it."
The Senator added that "Sen
ator Harry Byrd of Virginia has
served clear notice that he is
going to conduct a thorough in
vestigation of this matter, and
he is proposing legislation that
will seek to prevent it in the fu
ture." 'Senator Byrd hopes to have a
retroactive clause," Morse con
cluded, "that will make it pos
sible for us to stop this uncon
scionable, politically i m m oral
giveway of the taxpayers' dollars
to the Idaho Power Company."
Neuberger Urges
Scrutiny of Cities
Washington OP) Sen. .Rich
ard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) Thurs
day urged the Senate Rackets
Committee t make tha same
"searchirrg scrutiny" of other
cities that it did of Portland,
Ore.
Neuberger said in a Senate
speech that corruption and graft
should be investigated but not
on a "selective basis." He said
the hearings on alleged vice and
corruption in Portland have
tended to give that city a black
eye.
"To date, the municipal af
fairs of only one American com
munity have been thoroughly
probed by the committee," Neu
berger said. "That is the munici
pality of Portland. One possible
inference from this is that Port
land has the most corrupt muni
cipal government in the nation.
Such an inference is wholly un
warranted." '
Portland (IP) Racketeer
James B. Elkins and his lieuten
ant, Raymond Clark, both con
victed on federal wire tap
charges, have until next Tues
day to file a motion for a new
trial.
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10:00 Jill Corey
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psychotic, and perhaps at times
a terrible problem to their rela
tives. For instance, a woman told
me about her mother who at 73
is still active and wide-awake
and apparently much younger
than her years. She loves to
dress well, she enjoys shopping,
entertaining company, and trav
eling; and most people who meet
her say afterward, "What a
sweet old lady." But at home she
has always been a tartar; bad
tempered, difficult, quarrelsome,
unpredictable, aggressive, vin
dictive ,and distressing to the
people who have to live with
her. In her early years, for a
while, she was epileptic, and
once she had to be committed
because she was so violent, and
so hostile to the people about
her. Later, again, the family had
U have her committed for a
while.
Nervous Troubles
She has always been complain
ing about nervous troubles, and
taking large amounts of several
medicines. She. has nearly driven
her husband to drink. The fam
ily says that he's been remark
ably kind to her, always consid
erate and forgiving, but she ac
cuses him of causing all her trou
bles, and she scolds him at every
turn. Often she ridicules him be
fore people. Sometimes she be
comes paranoid and accuses him
of stealing things from her and
hiding her possessions and de
liberately annoying her.
Once when she went to live
with her son, she soon picked
on him, and started accusing him
of doing all sorts of mean little
tricks to her which he never did.
Although wealthy, the old lady
has become close and miserly;
she has also become obsessed
with religion. Occasionally, she
will be induced to move out of
one child's home to go to the
home of another, but soon she
discovers that that child, also, is
robbing her or attempting to
play dirty tricks on her, and then
she departs in wrath.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer re
quests for information or to at
tempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1957)
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