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KYJC 1230 kc
4:00 Traffic Jam
4:15 Traffic Jam
430 Traffic Jam
4:45 Traffic Jam
5 :00 Thomas-Sports
5:15 Sound 1230
530 Tom Harmon"
5:45 Frank Goss
KMED
News Hear
Hear
Local News Hear
Hear
News Swingshift
Swingshift
News Sports
Orville Anderson
News' Swingshift
Swingshift
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6:00-News"
6:15 Sound 1230
6:30 Story Hour
6:45 Sound 1230
7:00 News, Amos-Andy'
7:15 Amos 'n'Andy
7:30 Dble-Griffith-B&A
7:45 Bob & Ray
8 :00 Medford-Ashland
8:15 Medford-Ashland
8 30 Medford-Ashland
8 :45 Medford-Ashland
' Cavalcade of Sports
Cavalcade of Sports
'Cavalcade of Sports
Warm-Up Time
Medford-Ashland
Medford-Ashland
Medford-Ashland
Medford-Ashland
Medford-Ashland
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9 :00 Medford-Ashland
9:15 Medford-Ashland
9 3 0 Med f ord-Ashland
9:45 Medford-Ashland
10:00 Richfield Reporter
10:15 Sound 1230
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10:45 Sound 1230
110 Sign Off
11:15
11:30
11:43
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Nightbeat
Nightbeat
Nightbeat
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6:00 News
6:15 Sound 1230
630 Sound 1230
6:45 Sound 1230
Wake Up to Music
Wake Up to Music
Wake Up to Music
First News
7:00 News Roundup
7:15 Man Arnd House '
730 Sound 1230
7:45 Changing Times
8:00 News
8:15 Frank Goss
830 Steve Lawrence
8:45 Steve Lawrence
Wake Up To Music
Weather News
Valley Beeper
Weather & News
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
9 :00 News -Pets
9:15 Sound 1230
9:30 Sound 1230
9:45 Sound 1230
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Farm and Home
Farm and Home
Red Foley
JKoffee Klatch
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
10:00 News
10:15 Sound 1230
1030 Sound 1230
10:45 Sound 1230
1 1 :00 Sound1230"
11:15 Sound 1230
1 1 30 Sound 1230
11:45 Sound 1230
12:00 Sound 1230
1 2 : 15 Music-Weather
12:30 Sound 1230
12:45 Sound 1230
1 :00 Sound 1230
1:15 Sound 1230
130 Sound 1230
1.45 Sound 1230
2:00 Sound 1230
2:15 Sound 1230
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2:45 Sound 1230
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3:15 Dance Orchestra
330 Sound 1230
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4:15 Sound 1230
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5:15 Sound 1230
530 Tom Harmon
5:45 Frank Goss
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6:15 Veterans Admin.
6:30 Sound 1230
6:45 Sound 1230-Spts
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730 Sound 1230
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Grand Ole Opry
Grand Ole Opry
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Monitor Music
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8:15 Medford-Gr. Pass
8:30 Medford-Gr. Pass
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930 Medford-Gr. Pass
9:45 Medford-Gr. Pass
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4:55 Evening Vespers
5:15 Dinner Music
8:00 Ron's Dance Requests
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Hi-Fi Varieties
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
FRIDAY
5:00 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
5:30 Huckleberry Hound
6:00 TV Weatherman
6:05 News
6:15 Douglas Edwards
630 Californians
, 7:00 Cavalcade of Sports
7:50 Feature File
8:00 Navy Log
8:30 Hotel de Paree
9:00 Desilu Playhouse
10:00 Twilight Zone
; jo 30 Person to Person
1 1 :00 News
j i ;05 "Another Thin Man"
1230 Sign Off.
SATURDAY
10:50 Cartoon
j j oo Heckle & Jeckle
j 130 Lone Ranger
12.-00 Senior Bowl
3:15 Mighty Mouse
3:45 Sky King
415 Santa Anita Races
4 '-45 Farm Family
5- 00 Championship Bowling
6- 00 Jubilee USA
630 Saturday Showcase
8:00 Phil Silvers
8 30 Wanted Dead or Alive
9 Joo Mr. Lucky
9 30 Have Gun Will Travel .
1 0 :00 Gunsmoke
10:30 Manhunt
11 -oo News
jj:05-Two raced Woman
1235 Sign Off
SUNDAY
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i;:!j(Zcommand Performance
l -no Oral Roberts
jSCommand Performance
i. noThis is the Life
230-Visit with City Police .
45 Dan Smoot
i oo-ports Spectacular
4 30 Face the Nation
5:00 Conquest
530 Seven LefVe
6 00 Small World
6 30 20th Century
T:30 Flight
7 30 Dennis the Menace
8--0 Ed Sullivan
- c-00 GE Theater
5 Alfred Hitchcock
10:00 Jack Benny
10. 30 What's M.v Line
iltfO To Tell toe Truth
KVVIN 1400 kc
Paul Walker
Paul Walker
Paul Walker
Paul Walker
Paul Walker
Perry HotchMss
Hotchkiss News
County News
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Perry Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss New
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Perry Hotchkiss
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Hotchkiss News
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Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Local News
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs News
Jim Ochs
Jim Ochs
Paul Walker
Walker News
"Paul Walker
Paul 'Walker
Paul Walker
Walker News
Paul Walker
Paul Walker
Russ White
White News
Russ White
Russ White
Russ White
White News
"Russ White
Russ White
Russ White
White News
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Shrine
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Russ White
Russ White
Russ White
Paul Walker
Paul Walker
Paul Walker
Walker News
Paul Walker
Paul Walker
Perry Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss News
News of the North wer
Perry Hotchkiss
Perry Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss News
Perry Hotchkiss
Perry Hotchkiss
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Perry Hotchkiss
Count Down White
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MBS ABC
730 kc
1 1 30 Clemens-time
12:00 Ranch Time
12:20 Ranch Time
12:15 Farm Market
1 :00 Clem Pops
235 Bargain Roundup
3:00 Request Time
4:00 Rogue Valley Hit Parade
4:55 Evening Vespers
5:00 Sign-Off
95.3 mc
10:00 Bargain Roundup
1 1 30 Clemen's-Time
12:00 Hi-Fi Varieties
1:00 Weather, Pops
2:35 Bargain Roundup .
3:00--Request Time
4:00 Rogue Valley Hit Parade
4:55 Evening Vespers
5:15 Dinner Music
7:30 Band Concert
8:00 Hi-Fi Dance Time
12:00 Sign-Off
1300 KC
11:45 Weather
12 :00 Market Report
12:45 Livestock Report
2:25 Trader Horn
3 :00 Dixieland Jazz
3 :25 Meeting Notices
4:25 School Bell
4:45 Sign Off
1130 News
11:35 Sign Off
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
FRIDAY
5:00 American Bandstand
5:30 Huckleberry Hount
6 HO News
6:15 Rouxlas Edwards
630 Rescue 8
7:00 U. S. Marshal
7:30 Walt Disney Presents
8:30 Man from Blackhawk
9:00 77 Sunset Strip
10:00 TBA
10:30 Hall of Fame
SATURDAY
9 :30 Lone Ranger
10:00 Sky King
1030 Heckle & Jeckle
11:00 TBA
12:00 Lunch with Soupy Sales
1:00 Senior Bowl (in progress)
3:15 Mighty Mouse
3:45 Sky King
4:15 Santa Anita Races
4 30 Sky King
5:00 Bowling
6:00 Weeklv News Roundup
6:15 Tech talks
6:30 Showcase
8:00 Phil Silvers
830 Wanted Dead or Alive
9:00 Mr. Lucky
9 30 Have Gun Will Travel
1 0 :00 Gunsmoke
1030 Manhunt
11:00 Movie Sign Off.
SUNDAY
12:00 Oral Roberts
1230 Bishop Pike
1 :00 College News Conference
1 30 News Alert
1 :45 Dateline Statehouse
2 :00 This is the Life
2:30 In Our Care
3:00 Open Hearing
3 30 Championship Bridge
40 Command Performance
4 30 Jubilee. USA
5 00- -Seven League Boots
5:30 Dan Smoot
6:00 Small World
6:30 20th Century
70 Flight
730 Maverick -
8:30 Lawman
9:00 GE Theatre
9:30 Alfred Hitchcock
10:00 Jack Bennv
10:30 What's My Lin
11:00 Sign Off
1440 Ice
The Medical
by
Don't Giv Up Your Job
I get many letters a week
from people who ask me
whether, because of someone's
nay tever or
asthma or em
p h y sema or
bronch i e cta
sis, it would
be advisable
for the family
to move to
the S o u t fa
west. Often,
my feeling is
that it would
UK. ALVAREZ
be a poor move for a man of
50. He might find it impossible
to get a good job again. I re
member a number of able
men around 50, or able wo
men around 40 who, because
of some annoyance or dis
agreement with the boss,
threw up a good job and then
could not find another one.
I remember, particularly, an
engineer who, in his 50s,
threw up his good job when
his chief asked him not to
leave at that time. The en
gineer's wife wanted to go to
a distant city to be operated
on by some famous surgeon
she had heard of. When, a
month later, the engineer
started hunting for a new po
sition, he found : all doors
closed to him. He was "too
old."
I recently read where a
survey by the National Office
Management Ass ociation
showed that in Minneapolis
only 15 per cent of 109 com
panies have no maximum age
limit in hiring new employees.
The most common maximum
age is 50, but in some com
panies it is lower than that.
In New York City 42 per
cent of 148 companies are
said to be closed to men by
the time they reach 50, and
68 per cent of the firms will
not hire a man who is 55.
Women of 45 will find that
two out of three firms will
not take them. Some com
panies in ban i;rancisco will
not hire a man who is over 40.
Unfortunate Waste
To a physician like me, this
looks like a most unfortunate
waste of man power. It is ques
tionable if our country can
continue to do such a wasteful
thing as to deny work to so
many persons, many of whom
must be well-trained and com
petent to handle some techni
cal job. In many cases an old
er man wno is highly com
petent to do some particular
job is turned away because of
the company's pension plan.
The employment manager
will say, "In your case our
contributions to your pension
fund would be bigger than
your salary." But this is
wrong. The Company could
either hire him on a tempor
ary month-to-month basis or
they could let him pay into
the pension fund the same
amounts that the other work
ers are paying. Then, when he
retires like the others, at 65,
Gronchi's Illness
Poses Problem
Moscow - (LTD - The post
ponement of President Gio
vanni Gronchi's visit because
of illness left Italian Ambassa
dor Lucho Pietromarthi with
a problem.
What to do with 28 turkeys,
16 mousse de fois gras; 16
pheasants; eight large salmon,
numerous boxes of Italian
fruit, orchids from Stockholm,
1,000 carnations and 400 roses
from Italy?
He also has four large cakes
which the embassy cook has
spent a month preparing. Two
depict the Colosseum, and two
the Kremlin.
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instead of getting the usual
pension, he will get only the
amount that he has paid for.
Another reason often for
turning down a man over 40
or 50 can be the fear that he
is so set in his ways that he
will be unable to fit into a
new organization or to get
along comfortably with a new
set of fellow-workers. I am
happy to say that here and
there I am beginning to hear
of more and more companies
that are getting enough sense
to be willing to hire a man at
almost any age, and with al
most any physical handicap
if he can do well every day
the work that they need done.
Mountain Sheep
Hearing Recessed
Until Monday
Salem - (UPD - The Oregon
Water Resources Board has
recessed until Monday morn
ing a hearing on Pacific j
Northwest Power company's '
high Mountain Sheep dam.
til Monday morning a hearing
on Pacific Northwest Power
company's high Mountain
Sheep dam.
The company finished pre
senting its direct case with
testimony by Milo Bell, fisher
ies consultant, of Mukilteo,
Wash.
Other company witnesses
were Alton E. Alspaugh,
hydro development engineer;
power company executive Ar
thur J. Porter and fish biolo
gist J. A. Roy Hamilton, all
of Portland.
Monday, the Oregon Fish
and Game Commission are ex
pected to cross-examine Bell
and Hamilton and present
their own case.
Fish Interests Opposed
PNP wants to build the
S250 million dam on the
Snake river near the con
fluence of the Salmon and
Imnaha rivers along the Idaho-Oregon
border. The 690
foot arch dam, highest of its
type in the nation, would back
up waters of the Snake and
Imnaha but not the Salmon
river.
Fishery interests are oppos
ed to the dam.
PNP has asked the state of
Oregon for a preliminary per
mit, a step before applying
for a state license to build.
It also has applied to the
Federal Power Commission
for a construction license.
The Water Resources Board
hearing will be followed by a
hearing of the Oregon Hydro
electric Commission.
Man Takes Life With
Gun Used by Father
La Puente, Calif.-OIPD-Phil-lip
P. Marcellian, 58, shot
and killed himself Wednesday
with the same shotgun his
father used to commit suicide
21 years ago, sheriffs depu
ties reported.
Marcellian, who had been
ill, left a note to his wife,
Alice, 50, which read: "Blame
no one. It's for the best this
way. No tears please." The
victim's brother, Marion, told
deputies their father used the
same gun to kill himself in
1939.
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Friday, Jan. 8, 1960
Straub Predicts
Morse Victory
Portland -(LTD- Sen. Wayne
Morse will wan the state's
Democratic presidential pri
mary election in May if he
campaigns as intensively and
effectively as he has in the
past, O r e g o n's Democratic
state chairman believes.
State Sen. Robert Straub
of Springfield made the pre
diction in reply to a question
at an Oregon Ad Club
luncheon.
He also was asked "why
does Wayne Morse do these
things?" Straub replied "I
may make many errors as;
state chairman of the Demo
cratic party but one error I
will not make is to offer ad
vice to Sen. Morse."
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