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Orval Anderson
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8:45 Bob & Ray News Roundup
7:00 EWorld Tonight News Monitor"
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8:00 News'
8:13 Sound 1230
8 30 Sound 1230
8:45 Sound 1230
9:00 Sound 1230
9:13 Sound 1230
930 Sound 1230
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News One for Road
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World News Roundup
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6:00 Sound 1230
6:15 Sound 1230
630 trans Goss
6:45 Harry Babbitt
Wake Up To Music
Wake Up To Music
Wake Up To Musi
First News
7:00 News Draper
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733 MacLeod Sports
7:45 Sound 1230
Wake Up To Musie
Weather News
Valley Beeper
Weather & News
Chuckwagon .
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Silver Chuckwagon .
Silver Chuckwagon
Hemingway News
Sunrise Serenade
News'-Swap & Sell
Sunrise Serenade -
8 :00 News-Weather
. 8:15 Breakfast Club
830 Breakfast Club
8:43 Break tast Club
8:00 News
8:15 Trading Post
830 Young Dr Malone'
8:45 Ma Per kins
10:00 News-Whisper StsT
10:13 Couple Next Door'
1030-iHelen Trent
10:45 Pat Buttram
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Cliff Ingle News
Koffee Klatch
Kof fee Klatch
Koffee Klatch
News Swap and Sell Spins & Needles
Hear Telo-Test '
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Fashion Flashes Lively Time
'News Hear Lively Time
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News-Hear TBA
Weather-Hear TBA
11:00 News
11:15 Sound 1230
11:30 Galen Drake
11:45 Galen Drake
News Network
Network Time
Network Time
Network Time
12:00 Paul Harvey
12:13 News-Weather
1230 Sound 1230
12:45 Sound 1230'
1 :00 News-Godfrey
1:15 Arthur Godfrey
J 30 Arthur Godfrey
1:45 Arthur Godfrey
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Weather Report TBA
Lunchtime News TBA
His Majesty the Baby TBA
Terry Nolan
2 :00 News-Houseparty
2:15 Houseparty
2 30 Del Courtney
2:45 Del Courtney
3:00 Del Courtney
3:13 Del Courtney
330 Traffic Jam
, 3:45--Traffic Jam
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Weather-Nolan
News-Terry Nolan
Weather-Nolan
News Terry Nolan
Weather-Nolan
News-Terry Nolan
Weather-Nolan
News Terry Nolan
Weather-Nolan
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Weather-Nolan
Western Roundup
Western Roundup
Western Roundup
Western Roundup
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Records Spin
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4:15 Traffic Jam
430 Traffic Jam
4 :43 Traffic Jam
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5:13 Sound 1230
5:30 Tom Harmon
5:43 Frank Goss
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6:43 Bob & Ray
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Weather-Terry Nolan Hemingway News
News-Swingshift News-One foi Road
Weather-Swingshift One for the Road
News Swingshift
Swingshift
Local News-Spurts
Orval Anderson
Newe-Swingshift
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News'-Onefo. Road
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News-One foi Road
One for Road-Sports
Candlelight & .Wine
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7:15 Sound 1230
7:30 Sound 1230
7:43 Sound 1230
News Monitor
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8 :00 Portland-Spokane
8:13 Portland-Spokane
830 Portland-Spokane
8 :43 Portland-Spokane
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9:15 Portland-Spokane
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The Medical Roundup
by
Emeritus Consultant in Medicine,
Mr.vo Clinic
Emeritns Professor of Medicine
Mayo. CUmla
Dr.
Alvares
TUESDAY -AM-FM
Slmal-cast
4:15 Request Time
6:00 Vespers Sacred Musie
6:1-5 Dinner Music
6:30 Stereo Concert .
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weathei on hour, all day.
830 Opening Dow-Jones
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11:00 Coffee-break. News
12:15 Farm Market
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5:30 farm Report '
7:15 Sign Off
Wednesday
6:00 Sign on Musie and news all
day. . . .
6:13 Evangelistic Center
630 Weather
9:25 Trader Horn
11:45 Weather
12 :00 Market Report
12 :45 Livestock Report
2:25 Trader Horn
3 :25 Meeting N 'tices
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TELEVISION PROGRAMS
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accept responsibility for errors or omissions. .
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5 :00 Bargain Shopper
5:15 Doug Edwards
530 Woody Woodpecker
6:00 TV Weatherman
6:05 News
6:15 Doug Edwards
6:30 Jeffs Collie
7:00 Whirlvbirds
7 30 To Tell the Truth
.8:00 Adventure Showcase
8:30 Spotlight Playhouse
9:00 Andy Williams
10:00 Bowling Stars
11:00 New.
11:05 Sign Oft
WEDNESDAY
9.00 I love Lucy
9:30 Top Dollar
10:00 Love oi Life
1030 Searcn tor Tomorrow
10:45 Guiding Light
11:00 Walter Cronkite
11:05 Morning Matinee
1230 As the World Turns
10 For Better or Worse
I 130 House Party
20 Big Payoff
230 The Verdict Is Yours
30 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
330 Edge ot Night
4:05 Uncle Bill's Cartoons .
4:30 Rin Tin Tin
5:00 Guest Book
. 5:15 Doug Edwards
' 5:30 Superman ,
6:00 TV Weatherman .
6:05 News
6:15 Doug Edwards and News
630 Sergeant Preston
7:00 Mickey Spillane
'30 Trackdi-wn
8:00 The Millionaire
830 I've Got a Secret
90 Circle Theatre
10:00 Janet Dean
0:30 News :
1035 "Married Bachelor"
120 Sign Oft "
KOTI-TV (Channel 2
TUESDAY
5:00 TBA
5:15 Doug Edwards
530 Woody Woodpecker
6:00 Weather
6:05 News
6:15 Doug Edwards
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830 Spotlight Playhouse
9:00 Andy Williams
100 Confidential File
1030 New.
WEDNESDAY
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1030 Search tor Tomorrow
10:45 Guiding Light
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12:30 As the World Turns
10 For Better or Worse
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2:00 Big Payoff
230 Verdict is Yours
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3:30 Edge of Night
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1035 Movie
GREATER BRAINPOWER
" New York (I'PD - Many cor
porations are feeling more
and more responsible for aid
to "higher education the main
reason being the need for the
trained brainpower produced
by the universities. A recent
survey showed that' several
hundred of the largest corpo
rations now earmark 34 per
cent of their total giving for
education, against 21 per cent
in 1950.. . .
KEEPS COOL. UNDER FIRE
Hartford, Conn. (UPD - While
detectives and patrolmen
searched for her nearly four
hours in 90-degree heat, Eileen
Bourbeau was keeping cool at
a wading pool four blocks
from her home.
OUTDOORSMAN
Sioux Falls. S.D. (LTD - A
state prison inmate applying
for parole to the South Dakota
Board of . Charities and Cor
rections said his hobbv was
oil painting and his specialty
outdoor scenes. . .
A Hereditary Tendency
To Some Cancers
Recently in this column I
mentioned researchers that
had shown that the sisters of
women with
cancer of the
breast have a
g r e a ter-. ten
dency to get
such a cancer
than do the
sister - in-law.
Atarecent
meeting of sci
entists inter
ested in the
origins of cancer. Dr. Madge
T. Macklin, of Ohio Stale Uni
versity, reported a study
which shows that the grand
parents, uncles, aunts and
brothers and sisters of a per
son with cancer of the stom
ach are three times more like
ly to get a cancer of the stom
ach than is the average citizen
of Ohio. A similar abnormally
large incidence of breast can
cer was found in the grand
mothers, mothers, aunts, and
sisters of women who have
had a breast cancer.
This does not mean , that
everyone who has one or two
relatives with cancer must im
mediately start worrying him
self or herself sick. All it
means' is that the person who
has one or more cancer-bear
ing relatives should be " all
the more determined to get
each year an examination such
as would reveal a beginning
cancer in the commonest loca
tions for it, such as (in wom
en) the breast and the womb,
and (in men) the stomach,
bowel, rectum, prostate gland
and the lungs. As I must keep
saying in this column, the
person who finds a cancer be
fore it produces symptoms has
a good chance of being cured
by surgery; the person who
goes to a s'urgeon the day he
develops suspicious symptoms
has a fair, chance of a cure,
while, the person who waits,
as most people do,, for six
months or a year after symp
toms appear, or until emacia
tion has come, has almost no
chance.
Many Persons Prefer
Medicine as a Career
According to a recent sur
vey, reported; in the AMA
NEWS, medicine is the career,
most parents (27- per cent)
would iike to see their sons
take up. Other occupations
chosen were business (24 per
cent), science (22 per cent),'
teaching (8 per cent), law (8
per cent) and politics (2 per
cent).
Dr. . Alvarez' booklet on
heart trouble may be obtain
ed by sending 25 cents and a
large, stamped self-addressed
envelope with your request to
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept.
MMT, The Register and Trib
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Moines 4, Iowa.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Med7orf, Or.
A Tuesday, Au3. 18, 1959
Wafer Agitated
To Save Docks
Coperstown, N.Y. (UPD . An
Otsego Lake boatsman thinks
he has found a way to save
docks from the damaging ef
fects of frozen ater next'
winter.
Alfred M. Engelmann of
Coperstown has designed a
system which agitates the
water, during sub-freezing
temperatures and thus keeps
ice from forming.
Because Otsego Lake is gen
erally frozen, in the winter
and because of the expense
and bother of dismantling and
removing , his . dock, Engel
mann went to work on a sys
tem to keep the dock area
free of ide. ' :
: He said his rig works on
the theory that an agitated
lake, like a fast flowing
brook, will not freeze.
. Tlie agitation is provided
by an air compressor-run by
a five-horsepower electric mo
tor. The compressor pumps
air through perforated i gal
vanized pipes which extend
the length of his 450-foot
dock.
Strange As It Seems
TREE PLANTINGS KSP0RTED
BVTR U.S. FOREST SSRVICS.
KRCHSD iVaWUlONTfeEES
IN NEW RECORD
Railway tank cars . range
from 4,000 to 16,000 gallons.
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Swimming Instruction
Job for Expert, Not Dad,
College Coach Declares
Springfield, Mass. - (UPD -
Springfield College swimming
coach Charles E. Silvia says
Dad shouldn't give Junior his
swimming lessons any more
than he should be in charge of
filling his teeth.
They are both jobs for an
expert, says Silvia,' a 45-year-old
professor of physical edu
cation and a former president
of the National Swimming
Coaches Association. ..
It's his opinion that intellect
plays a major role in swim
ming instruction and that "the
intellect cannot play this role
unless the instructor is quali
fied and able to provide the
student with the proper basic
knowledge."
Silvia just doesn't think that
hparents can provide their chil
dren with such knowledge. He
points out that many subscribe
to the theory that the best
way to teach swimming is to
duck the child under water
right at the start.
Progress Retarded
The result, says Silvia, is
that "all. too frequently, the
student's progress and adjust
ment to the aquatic environ
ment is seriously retarded."
His own approach, he said,
"is to provide each beginning
swimmer with basic under
standing" of the subject.
"All non - swimmers can be
taught to swim- more quickly
and more completely when the
instructor provides the student
with the - WHY of certain
movements," says Silvia.
"The results of instruction
that have stimulated the stu
dent's mind are much more
gratifying to the student as
well as to the instructor, when
the intellect plays a major
role."
Silvia, who directs a swim
ming school for children here
during the summer, advocates
the use of artificial supports
in the water "to reduce appre
hension and enable the stu
dent to practice conscious con
trol of the hands and feet
while in the water."
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Intellect Role Increased
It is . the practice at his
school to introduce teaching
aids such as waterwings, the
kickboard and swimfins in the
first lesson. He says that with
these, "the emotional involve
ment on the part of the stu
dent is reduced, and the role
of the intellect is increased."
Silvia advises fathers that
the chances of making Olym
pic swimmers out of their sons
and daughters are pretty slim
if they're not taught by a pro
fessional, explaining:
"Unless a parent is com
pletely familiar with the prop
er execution of stroke tech
niques, he can establish in the
mind of his child the incorrect
techniques. Later, a profes
sional swimming instructor
will not be able to change the
student."
Silvia sums it up this way:
"No parent can be all things
to a child."
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