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6:30 Story Hour
6:43 Sound 1230
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7 :30 News-Grif fith-B&A"
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8:00 World Tonight"
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7:00 World News"
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7:30 Sports Show
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8 :00 News-Weather
8:15--Frank Goss
8 30 Sound 1230
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9:15 Breakfast Club
9:30 Breakfast Club
9:45 Breakfast Club
News Swap and Sell
Terry Nolan
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Fashion Flashes
10:00 News -Trading Post
10:15 Sound 1230
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12:00 Paul Harvey
12:15 News - Weather
12:30 Garry Moore"
12:45 Funny Side Up-
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2:30 Del Courtney
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3:30 Traffic Jam .
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Orville Anderson
6 00 News"
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6:30 Story Hour
6.45 Sound 1230
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Man on the Go
7 :00 News- Amos-Andy
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
THURSDAY
4:00 Brighter Day
4 : 1 5 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge of Night
5:00 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
5 :30 Roy Rogers
6:t0 TV weatherman
6 :05 News
6:15 Douglas Edwards
6:30 Award Theater
7.00 Cannonball
7:30 State Trooper
8 :00 Betty Hutton
8 30 Adventure Tomorrow
9:00 SA-7
9:30 Population Explosion
11 :0u News
11:05 Tennessee Ernie Ford
11 35 Sign OTf
FRIDAY
9:35 Cartoon
10:00 I Love Lucy
10 30 December Bride
11:00 Love of Life
11:30 Search for Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light
12:00 Restless Gun
12:30 Love that Bob
1:00 About Faces
1 30 As the World Turns
2 00 For Better or Worse
2 30 House Party
3:00 Millionaire
3-30 Verdict is Yours
4 00 Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30 Edge of Night
5:00 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
5:30 Huckleberry Hound
600 TV Weatherman
6 :05 News
615 Douglas Edwards
6 30 Calilornians
7 00 Natl. Individual
Bowling Championships
r. oo Navy Log
8 SO Hotel De Pa"'
9 00 Natl. Finals Rodeo
10:00 Twilight Zone
10:30 Person to Person
1 1 .-00 News
11 .05 "Strange Cargo
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industry employs more basic
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industry, accoruws
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chemical industry employs
only 0.43.
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Tim Ochs
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Terry Nolan
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Paul Walker '
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Paul Walker
Paul Walker
Paul Walker
Walker News
Terry Nolan
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of Fashion
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Walker News
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Paul Walker
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Russ White
White News
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His Majesty the Baby White News
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of Sports
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1 0:30 Clemens-Time
11:30 Records with Rick
12:00 Ranch-Time
12:15 Farm Market .
12:30 Stock Market
12.35 Ranch-Time
2:35 Bargain Roundup
3 :45 Ranch-Time
4:55 Evening Vespers
5:00 Sign-Off
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8:30 News. Stock Quotes
10:00 Bargain Roundup
10 :30 Clemen"s-Time
11:30 Records with Rick
12:00 Hi-Fi Varieties
12:30 Stock Market
12:35 Hi-Fi Varieties
1:00 Weather. Music
2:35 Bargain Roundup
3:45 Request Time
4:55 Evening Vespers
5:15 Dinner Music
8:00 Ron's Dance Requests
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
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
THURSDAY
4:00 American Bandstand
4:30 Edge of Night
3:00 American Bandstand
5:30 -Roy Rogers
6:00 News
6:10 Weather v
6:15 Douglas Edwards
6:30 Award Theater
7:00 TB A
7:30 Gale Storm
8:00 Calif ornians
8:30 Adventure Tomorrow
9:00 Pat Boone
9:30 State Trooper
10:00 Mike Hammer
10:30 Take a Good Look
11:00 News, Sign off
FRIDAY
11:10 Cartoons
11:25 Chaplain's Corner
1 1 30 Search for Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light
12:00 Restless Gun
12:30 Love that Bob
1:00 About Faces ,
1:30 As the World Turns
2 :00 For Better or Worse
2:30 House Party
3:00 Beat the Clock
3:30 Verdict is Yours
4 .00 American Bandstand
4:3i -Edge of Night
5:00 American Bandstand
5 JO Huckleberry Hound -6:00
News
6:10 Weather
6:15 Douglas Edwards
6 30 Rescue 8
- 00 U.S. Marshal
7:30 Walt Disney Presents
8:30 Man From Blackhaw
9:0077 Sunset Strip
10:00 Twilight Zone
10:30 Person to Person
1 1 AO News
11:05 Movie
BABY FOOD BIG BUSINESS
New York-UiPO-The typical
family expenditure for baby
food during baby's first year
is S200, leading to the indus
try gross sales of some $275
million a year, the Newsfront
newsletter says. Mothers are
snatching 300 glass jars per
second off the suDermarket
I shelves with the industry
thinking about trying to sell
1 the over SO age group as well.
The Medical
Meniere's Disease
Dr. Yrjo Meurman, of Fin
land, recently reported that
the operation of fenestration
in which a
little window
is made from
the middle ear
into the inner
ear, will abol
ish vertigo (a
sen sation of
s p i n n in g
around) in
about 80 per
dr. alvarez cent of the pa
tients with Meniere's disease.
He got good results in 44 out
of 55 patients. In 12 who con
tinued to have vertigo, the in
tensity and duration of the
attacks .were generally les
sened. It will be interesting to
see if similar results are ob
tained by ear men in this
country.
; Many persons who are
puzzling over the problem of
adopting a child could get
great help from a recent book
by Carl and Helen Doss (Holt).
The Doss's have adopted 12
children, and they tell about
the questions prospective
adopters are asked as to their
fitness to raise a child. Many
persons who could easily take
care of a baby when young,
cannot do it very well when
they are older. Older people
cannot stand so well the loss
of sleep at night, the constant
need for watchfulness, and the
constant turmoil in the house.
There are many problems that
a couple who plan the adop
tion of a child should know.
Some people have gotten
themselves into an awful mess
by adpoting a "bootleg baby."
Later, they were blackmailed
by the mother of the child
who, perhaps, did everything
she could to get the child
back. A child should be ob
tained only through a fine
agency. These people investi
gate the child's heredity and
they investigate the compe
tence of the people who want
to adopt a child. Very im
portant is the fact that when
an agency gives a child to
foster parents, the real par
ents never can find out where
the child went. In an appen
dix to the book there is a di
gest of the many laws in re
gard to adoption.
Studying Activity of the
Brain of Fetui
A way of studying the ac
tivities of fetuses recently has
been developed by three in
genious investigators. Open
ing the abdomen and womb of
an animal by Caesarean sec
tion, they lift out the fetus,
but leave it connected to the
mother by way of the placen
ta (after-birth.) In this way,
the tiny fetus does not breath
with its lungs, it gets its oxy
gen from its mother.
Using this technic, Doctors
Bl
Space Flight May
Provide Data for
Heart Disease Fight
San Antonio. Tex. - (UPD -
Space flight may provide am
munition for the battle against
heart disease among persons
who never leave the ground,
according to . an Air Force
doctor.
. Maj. Cloid D. Green, 38, a
former Parker, S.D., physic
ian, said that the idea of soar
ing into space is the most ex
citing aspect of the rocket
age.
But man's greatest benefits
may lie in the medical knowl
edge that results from explor
ation of the unknown, he add
ed. Supervised Capsule
Green it attached to the
school of aviation medicine
at Brooks Air Force base in
San Antonio. He is project
officer for "Project Hermes,"
the space monkey program,
and medical officer in charge
of simulated altitude cham
bers. One of his biggest jobs has
been to supervise construction
of the space capsule that car
ried Sam, a 30-month-old mon
key, 55 miles above the earth
last Dec. 4.
"The final product of this
project is going to be increas
ed knowledge to science,"
Green said. "Putting man into
space means merely flying out
farther than ever before -hardly
an end in itself. The
immediate goal is protecting
man in outer space - in very
high altitude flight.
"There is a lot of value in
this program to the public -and
not just being able to fly
higher and faster than the
pilots of another nation."
Green said that findings can
be useful in combatting heart
disease and in testing the per
formance of the heart under
stress.
"It's only been in the last
year or two that we've learn
Roundup
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine.
Cmentus Professor of Medicine.
Maya CllnM
Carl Bernhard, Goran M. Kil
modin and Irwin H. Kaiser
can keep a fetus alive and in
good condition for two days
after delivering it from the
uterus. Because of the psy
choanalytic theory that many
of an adult's psychic troubles
are due. to impressions gained
by the fetus in its mother's
womb, I have been interested
to see how little sign of activi
ty there is in a fetus' brain,
and when activities begin to
show up in the electroencepha
lograms. The doctors found
that in a lamb's fetal brain,
the electroencephalo grams
(series of faint electric wave
lets which show activity) do
not show up until the animal
is about half-way through its
period of gestation, or on ;
about the 70th day. Wavelets j
of an adult type do not appear :
in the records until about the !
100th day, when the fetus is !
about two-thirds formed. Co-
ordinated responses from the !
brain did not show up until j
near the time of the animal's '
birth. This new technic is
promising to give large;
amounts of valuable informa-'
tipn.
For years one theory as to
the cause of baldness has been
the idea that it is due to a
reduction in the amount of
blood, going through the ar
teries of the scalp. Now, Dr.
P. F. Corso, of New York City,
has reported that recently
made studies of the capacity
of the arteries of the scalp of
some dead men showed that
although this capacity for car
rying blood decreases with I
age, it is not necessarily fol
lowed by baldness. There was
some evidence to indicate that
there is a diminution in the
circulation in the veins of '
the scalps of bald men. and I
Dr. Corso thinks that some
day something may be done
by surgeons to ease up and
enlarge this venous circula
tion. Diagnosis By Computer
There is a note in the Sci
entific American (September)
by Dr. K. Brodman, of Cor
nell, who 10 years ago ad
vised a medical history ques
tionnaire to be filled out by
patients. The results of these
questionnaires now have been
analyzed by computers, and
a correct diagnosis in 44 per
cent of the cases., Sometimes
the computer did a little bet
ter job in making a diagnosis
than a good physician did!
Dr. Alvarez' booklet von
nervousness may be obtained
by sending 25 cents and a
large, stamped, self-addressed
envelope with your request
to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez,
Dept. MMT, The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, Box 957,
Des Moines 4, Iowa.
(Released by Th Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
ed anything about the heart
and circulatory system from
exercise through the use of
better recording instruments."
Centers on Problems
Much of Green's interest
centers on problems discover
ed through the monitoring of
an individual's cardio-vascu-lar
and respiratory systems
during simulated space flight.
The space age does not awe
Green. He regards it as mere
ly another important medical
job.
"I can't see that this is any
different from the airplane
age," he said. "It's an exten
sion - with faster motors and
equipment that can go higher
and faster. The automobile in
troduced new problems. Air
planes introduced new prob
lems. More powerful craft will
introduce new problems.
"I doubt if it's as big a jump
to contemplate space travel
today as it was to contemplate
the steam engine at the time
it was developed."
Blalock Post Office
Closure Announced
Washington -(1JPD- Rep. Wal
ter Norblad (R-Ore.), said
Wednesday the post office at
Blalock, Ore., would be closed
because of construction of
John Day dam.
MAN'S WORK -
Syracuse. N. Y. fUTD Mary
Beckrink, 21, of Jamestown,
N. Y., is the only girl among
95 male students at the Sim
mons School of Embalming
here.
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Tiorrtfon Rules on
Construction Wages
Salem -(UPI)- Attorney Gen
eral Robert Y. Thornton said
Wednesday that laborers on
construction projects, of drain
age districts, irrigation dis
tricts and district improve
ment companies must be paid
"the prevailing rate of wage."
He said a 1959 law provides
that workers on such projects
are to be paid not less than
other workers in the locality,
and that a written statement
certifying the hourly wage
rate must be filed according
to the state labor commission
er's regulations.
The opinion was requested
by Labor Commissioner Nor
man O. Nilsen.
There are about 25 million
dairy cows in the U.S.
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