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Friday. Julr 19. I9S7
RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY
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KVJC 1239 kc KMEU 144 ke KHI.N 1400 kc
4 00 What's Cooking
4 13 Traffic Jam
4 30 Traffic Jam
4 45 Traffic Jam
NBC News"Car Tunes
Car Tunes
Car Tunes
Man on the Go
rultwn Lewis Jr."
Henumn ay ews
Teio-Tesf
5am naves-
5 00 Edward P. Morgan
A : 1 5 Lowell Thorn
5 30 Sport Amos Andy
3 45 Amos Sc Andv
NBC News Lcl News
Car Tunes
Weather. Car Tunes
OrvUJe Anderson
6 00 News-Frank Go
fi 1 3 Tom Harmon"
6 30 Robert Q. Lewis
6 45 Robert Q Lewis'
7:00 RefTa) Tuna Table
7:15 Regal Tune Table
7 30 The World Tonight
7 .45 World Ton i g ht-he vaned Monitor1
One for the Road
One for the Road
One for the Road
One for the Road Spts.
Personal Profile
News
Hi Travelers
Cavalcade of Sports
Cavalcade of Sports
Cavalcade of Sports
So. Ore. Bowling Time KW1N Kara van Spti
NBC News" KWIN Karavan
One Man s Family KWIN Karavan
Monitor" KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
h 00 Portiand-San-Francisco NBC New-Monitor"
8:15 Portland-San Francisco Monitor"
8 JO Portiand-San Francisco Monitor
8.45 Portland-San Francisco Monitor
Phoenix Disc Date
Phoenix Disc Date
Phoenix Due Date
Phoenix Due Dale
8 00 Portland-San Francisco Nightbeat
0 1.V Portland-San Francisco Nightbeat
30 Portland-Sun Francisco Nightbeat
943 Portland-San Francisco Nightbeat
f0:00 Portland-San Francisco RlchfieW Reporter
10 15 Portland-San Francisco Nightbeat
10 30 World New Beat Nichtbeat
10 45 Terrace News Nightbeat
11:00 Sign Off Sign Off
News
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
News Counterspy
Counterspy"
The Queen's Men
The Queen's Men"
News KWIN Karavan
RADIO PROGRAMS - SATU RDAY
Bob Roberts Corral
oo News" Bob Robert's Corral
C 15 World News Roundup Bob Robert's Corral
6 30 Frank Goss" Bob Robert's Corral
6 45 CBS farm rews" rirstisews
7 oo Yawn Patrol
7 15 Cecil Brown
7 30 Robert Q. Lewis"
7 45 Robert Q Lewi
Wake Up to Music
Weather. News
Rogue Valley Beeper
Weather St 7:50 News
KWIN's Morning Show
KWIN's Morning Show
KWIN's Morning Show
KWIN's Morning Show
MBS News"
Breakfast Gang"
KWIN' s Morning Show
KWIN's Morning Show
no News"
8 15 Breakfast Tunes
8 30 Gunsmoke
45 Gummoke"
Coffee Clatch
Medford Report
Monitor
Monitor
World News Snorts
Musical SDotJite
KWIN's Morning Show
KWIN's Morning Show
9:00 News"
9.15 Music Box
9 30 No School Today
9 45 No Sc hoo IJTod a y
10. DO CBS News-Amot-Andy
10:15 Amos Sc Andv""
1030 City Hospital"
10:45 City Hospital"
1 1 .00 Trading Poet
11:15 Record Rack
1130 Garden Gate"
11 45 Musical Mixm aster
Monitor"
Monitor
Game Commission
Sat News Dest-
Monitor
Monitor
Saturday Dun
Saturday Club
Monitor
Monitor
Nat l Farm & Home
Nat'! Farm Sc Home'
News Music
Voice of Deliverance
Voice of Deliverance
KWIN's Morning Show
New York-Cleveland
New York-Cleveland-New
York-Cleveland"
New York-Cleveland"
12 00 CBS News Monitor
12:15 Music Matinee. W'th Monitor
12 30 Musical Matin Monitor
12 4". Musical Matinee Monitor
.00 Vignette
1:15 Club 1230
130 Club 1230
1:45 Club 1230
2 00 CBS News"
2:15 Club 1230
2 30 Club 1230
2 45 Club 1230
3 00 CBS News Country You Bet Your Life
New York-Cleveland"
New York-Clfeveland
New York-Cleveland"
NewYork-Cleveland"
New York-Cleveland -New
York-Cleveland
New York-Cleveland"
New York-Cleveland"
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
You Bet Your Life
Monitor"
Monitor
a 1.1 Countrv Stvie
3 30 Haven of neat
3:45 Maven of Rest
4 bONews" MONITOR
4 15 Veterans Administration MONITOR
4 30 Club 1230 MONITOR
4 45 Club 1230 MONITOR
Bill Lively Show
Bill Lively Show
Bill Lively Show
Bill Lively Show
Bill LiVely Show
Bill Livejy Show
Bill Lively Show
BiU Lively Show
News Saturday Show
KWIN's Saturday Show
KWIN s Saturday Show
KWINJs Saturday Show
KWIN's Saturday Show
News
KWIN's Saturday Show
KWIN's Saturday Show
3 00 CBS News MONITOR
5 15 Saturday at tha Chase MONITOR
5 30 Sport- Indictment" MONITOR
45 Indictment" MONITOR
Bandstand U SA.'
Bandstand U5A.
Local News
Bandstand U S A.'
"6 00 CBS News" Goss
8 15 Tom Harmon""
6 30 CBS News & 131
8 45 F.B I "
MONITOR
MONITOR
Grand Ole Opry
Grand Ole Opry
Hawaii Calls
Hawaii Calls
Guv Lombard
KWIN Karavan
7:00 Regal Tune Table Monitor
7 . 1 5 Regal Tun Table MONITOR
7:30 Tha World Tonight" -Monitor
7:45 The World Tonight -Monitor
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
8 00 Portland-San Francisco KM ED Music Tim
815 Portland-San Francisco KMED Music Tim
8 30 Portland-San Francisco KMED Music Time
8 45 Protiand-San Francisco KMED Music Time
News KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan .
9 00 Portland-San Francisco KMED Music Tim . News
015 Portland-San Francisco KMED Music Tim KWIN Karavan
0 30 Protland-San Francisco KMED Music Time KWN Karavan
9 43 Portland-San Francisco KMED Music Time KWIN Karavan
10 00 Portland-San Francisco NBC News
in 15 Portland-San Francisco KMED Musi a
10 30 World News Beat KMED Music
10:45 Turntable Ter., News KMED Music
11 ho Sign Off Sign Off
11.15
News KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan .
KWIN Karavan
KWIN Karavan
News
News
-KWIN Karavan
-KWIN Karavan
ABC
CBS
NBC
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
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changei are printed at provided by the TV lialions. and the Mail
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
FRIDAY
4 0O Wild Bill Hlckek
4 30 Uncle Bill's Show
5 00 A Visit With tha City Poltc
5 15 Doug Edward 4c the Nawa
5 30 Gateway
5 45 Your TV Weatherman
5 50 News
8 00 Cavalcade of Sports
6 30 Do It Yourself
7 .00 Mr Adams A Eva
7.30 Captain Grief
8 00 Undercurrent
8 30 Highway Patrol
9 OO I Spy
9 30 I Search for Adventure
10 00 Big Picture
10 30 News
10 35 Crater Lake Theatre
13:00 Sign Off
S TLRDAT
9 45 Dtzzv Dean Show
9 55 Baseball Game of the Week
12:30 World Passport
12 45 Tournament of Champions
2:00 Frankie Fontaine s Showtime
2 30 Gateway
3 oo The Christopnera
3 30 World Passport
4:15 Hollywood Park Races
4 43 world Passport
6:00 Jimmy Durante
6:30 Two For the Money
7 00 Gale Storm Show
7:30 SRO Playhouso
8 00 High-low
8 30 People Are Funny
9:00 Encore Theatre
9 30 Vic Damone
10:00 News
10 05 Chicaeo Wrestling
11 00 Saturday Date
12.00 Sign Off
St'NDAT
10 OO Tournament of Champion
2 on American Forum
12 30 Zoo Parade
100 Frontiers of Faith
1 30 This is The Life
2 no Jackson County Public Health
2 30 College Hour
3 oo Disney la nd
4 00 Face the Nation
4 30 World News Roundup
5 00 The Last Word
5.30 This Is The Answer
fiXtd Jill Corey
6:15 Dan Smoot Show
6 30 Fa vorite Husband
7 00 Ed Sullivan Show
S00 G E. Theatre
30 Alfred Hitchcock
9 00 The Web
0-30 Dr Christian
10:00 Weekly News tn Review
10:15 Gateway
0 3n Liberace
11:00 News& Sign Off
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
FRIDAY
4:00 Wild Bill Hlcock
5:15 Doug Edward and Newt
530 Basin Sports
5:45 Weather and News
6:00 Cavalcade of Sport
6 :50 Sportsm a n
7:00 Mr Adams and Eve
730 Captain Grief
8 :00 Undercurrent
8:30 Highway Patrol
0 001 Spy
0:30 Search for Adventure
10:00 Big Picture
1030 Feature Presentation
SATURDAY
0:45 Dizzy Dean Warm up
0 55 Baseball Game of the Week
12:45 Tournament of Champions
2 00 Faith for Today
2 30 Fontaine Showtime
3 :00 Christophers
4:15 Park Races
6:00 Durante
6:30 Two for the Money
7:00 Gale Storm .
7:30 SRO Playhouse 1
8:00 High-Low
8:30 People Are Funny
0:00 Encore Theatre
0:30 Vic Damone
10:00 News
10:05 Chicago Wrestlfng
SUNDAY
10:30 Tournament of Championa
12:00 American Forum
12:30 Zoo Parade
1:00 Frontiers of Faith
1 30 This is the Life
2 :00 Building America
2 :30 Children's Gospel
3:00 Disneyland . .
4 00 Face the Nation
4:30 World New Roundup
5:00 Last Word
6.00 The Pastor
6 1 5 Dan Smoot
6:30 Favorite Husband
7:00 Ed Sullivan
8 00 GE Theater
8 30 Alfred Hitchcock
9 :00 The Web
9:30 Dr Christian
10:00 Weekly News Review
10:30 Liberace
11:00 Weather and News
11:06 Sign off
KBOT 13 KC
(All programs at same time daily.
unless otherwise Indicated)
A.M. 5:45 Sign on Music through
out day except for following programs
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P.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15
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Radioisotopes Saving Millions
Chicago W Industry is
saving nearly 400 million dol
lars a year through the use of
radioisotopes, according to an
Atomic Energy commission of
ficial, E. Eugene Fowler. He
said the figure will increase
"several fold" over the next 3
to 10 years.
Fowler, deputy director of the
AEC Division of Civilian Appli
cations, placed the estimated
present savings to industry at
$390 million.
On this basis, he said, for
every dollar of federal expendi
ture on the production and dis
tribution of radioisotopes, S750
is being returned to the national
economy through savings effect
ed in industry, medicine and agriculture.
. Fowler said that whila about
1 50 per cent of the 600 largest
I manufacturing companies are
I using isotopes, only about one-
third of one per cent of the total
1300.000 manufacturing and min-
ing concerns in the United States
I are using the technique.
I Fowler believes the peaceful
uses of nuclear materials are
being new oacK because we
(AEC) have not been overly suc
cessful in bringing to bear upon
management the vast amount of
information and technique cur
rently available on non-power i
uses of nuclear materials to par-,
ticular manufacturing prob
lems." Capital expenditures for equip
ment to use radioisotopes in
many cases do not exceed $5,000
or S 10,000. ba said. I
The Family Council
Editor'! note: The Family Council consists or m Judr. a psychiatrist,
three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each
article Is a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does not five
advice: It merely reports on problem! that haa been dealt with by
responsible agencies and counselors.
Stephen R. I can't give
back Betty's gift.
Mri. F. R. It's quite em
barrassing for me.
Stephen H. I am 18 and
have been going steady with a
girl of 15 for the past year or
so. Our parents don't approve
of our going steady, but my
parents like B?tty and her par
ents like me. so they don't make
loo much fuss.
The problem Is this: Betty has
given me expensive presents for
my birthday and Christmas. Her
folks have plenty of money and
she has a big allowance a lot
bigger than mine. The presents
I give Betty don't cost half as
much. My mother says I have
to give back the last present
she got me a watch.
I don't mind giving up the
watch, but I know that Betty
would be very hurt and so would
her folks. I don't think it's right
to return a present once you've
taken it.
Mrs. F. F. I have known
Betty's family for years and
they" have always been this way
about their money. They give
gifts and entertain lavishly
without realizing that others
can't keep up with them.
I know they are very fond of
Steve and would really like to
see something come of his
friendship with Betty. I feel that
Betty is a very lovely little girl,
but there are so many years
ahead for both of them that I
don't like Steve to get too obli
gated to the family.
I am really rather ashamed of
the things Steve has gotten for
Betty. They are so cheap! And
when he takes her out, it is al
ways to the most inexpensive
places. It is all quite embarrass
ing for me.
The Council: Mrs. F. R. is
bringing a few too many adult
considerations to bear on this
teenage relationship. The fact
that she feels embarrassed and
is concerned about "keeping up"
with Betty's family indicates she
is overly concerned with her re
lationship to Betty's family.
This confuses the problem a bit.
On the teenage level there
is nothing terribly wrong with
Betty's giving Steve slightly
more expensive gifts than he can
give her. Since she has a bigger
allowance, she can save more for
these gifts. And Steve does
spend a good share of his small
income on taking her out. It is
natural for Betty to want to
show her appreciation in a gift.
But as a matter of taste there
should be a limit to the amount
a girl of Betty's age spends on
gifts for a boy, no matter what
her family's income is. A watch
seems like much too big and
serious a gift. Betty's parents
should have tipped her off
about this. Mrs. F. R. is right
in her feeling that her son could
become over - involved because
of such gifts.
Once the gift has been ac
cepted, however, it would be
impossible to give it back with
out hurting feelings. A better
idea would be for Steve to let
Betty know in1 a serious way
that she 'shouldn't have done
it" and suggest tactfully, but
firmly, that he won't accept any
more gala presents.
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General Features Corp.)
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