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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
MONDAY. JUNE 27, 1961
RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY
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KYJC 1230 kc KMEDM40 kc KWIN 1400 kc
00 Lowell Thomas News Hear Show
IS Sound 11!30 Eydie Gurine
30 Tom Harmon, Kinphnsis -Hyd Bhow
45 Frank Goss Sound KMKD Hoad Show
00 News "Sound 1230 News Kuiid Show
15 Sound 1230 Road Show
30 Sound 1230 Weather. Local News
:45 Sound 1230 Orval AndiTbun
00 Newi-A. & Andy News' Dinner Music
:15 A. & Andv-K. Trio' Dinner Mumc
:30 Hichnrds-In person 'Morgan Hcatty'
:4f In Person Alex Drier
:00 World Tonight News Dinner Music
15 Sound 123U Dinner Music
:30 PreH Eisenhower Eisenhower Report
45 Sound 1230 Eisenhower He.)ort
00 NewV Sound 1230Newg-Swln(iihift
:15 Sound 1230 Swinxshlft
:30 Sound 1230 Swings..!.
;45 Sound 1230 Teen Town"
00 Local News Sound News Go Show
15 Sound 1230
0:30 Sound 1230
9:45 Sound 1230
10:00 Richfield Reporter'
10:15 Sound 1230
30:30 Sound 1230
10:45 Sound Headlines
J 1:00 Sign Off - . News Niehthcnt
11:15 Night henl-Finul NeWs
11:30 SInOf
Go Show
Hi-Fi Club
Hi-Fi Club
Hi Fl Cluh
Hi-Fi Cluh
News' Nijthtbeat
NipMbem
CUfn Stein
Ck'iii Stein-Newa
Ctem Stein
Clem Stein-Newa
Clem Stein
Clom Stein-Newa
Ciifl Scheel
Cliff Scheel-News
Cliff Schee!
Cliff Scheel-Newi
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel-Newj
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Clem Stein
Clein Stein
Clem Stein
Clein Stein
Clem Stein
Clein Stein
Clein Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Devotion-Sign Off
RADIO. PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y
5:30
5:45
' Sicn On-Walce tin
Wake Up To MuI
WakT3u to'Muslp
Muslc-Hurnl Hept.
Muiic-Fish Hept.
Flrt News Roundup
Frank Hemingway'
Weather fsvwi.
Rogue Valley Newt
Weal net Newt'
6:00 Sound 1230
6:15 Sound 1230
6:30 Frank Goss
6:45 Sound 1230
"7:00 World News'
7.15 Sound 1230
7:30 sports Show
7:45 Sound 1230
8. 00 News" Weather News -Listen
8:15 Breakfast Cluh' Fidler-Listen '
8:30 llreaklast Club' Clifl Engle"
8:45 breakfast Club Listen
"fl:00 News" Pels Bab - cws' Swap & S"U
9:15 Trading Post Fidler-Listen
9:30 Richards-Couple" Local News-Listen "
9:45 Itt.toHappint'sti-Trio Listen
10 00 News" Whispering News Listen Show
JH:15 Ma Perkins F idler -Listen
jOiIiO Young Dr. Malone" Listen
10:45 2nd Mrs. Uurton Emphasis' Listen
11:00 Sound 1230 News Listen Show
11:15 Sound 1230 Listen
11 :30 Garry Moore Local Newt-Listen
1 1 :45 Crosby-Clooney Tello Test
12:00 Pnul Harvey Nat'l, NW News
12:15 Valley News Wthr. Wej.thci -.MaiKet
J2-.';o Sound i;.'30 Local Npwh
2:(5 Sound l;;o New in Pink And line
J :00 News" Godfrey" News-lIoiise Party
1 .15 Al lhur Godlrey House I'.iNv
1 30 Arthur Godfrey Lcl. News-Party Line -1.45
Arthur Godlrey" Emphasis Party
"2 00 News Use nartv lews Hear Show
2:15 Use. Party-K. Trio" Hear
2 30 Itest Sellers" Local News-Hcnr
2;45 Ilest Scllers-J iU;ar Show
"3:00 Sound 1230 News Hear Show
3:15 Sound 123(1 Hear
3 30 Traffic Jam Local News-Hear
3:45 Traffic Jam . :.-ar snow
"4 :00 Lowell Thomas' News' Hear Show
4 )5 Sound 1230 Kvclie Conne"
4:30 Tom Harmon" Emphasis" Road Show
j4:45 Frank Goss" Sottn.KMKD Road Show
"5:00 News" Sound l230NewV KoMd Show
5:15 Sound 1230 Hoad Show
5:;i0 Sound V?Q Weather-Local News
5:45 Sound 1230 Orval Anderson"
6:00 News-A. Ai Andy'NoWi Dinner Music
6:15 A. A Andy-K.Trio Dinner Music
6.30 Richnrds-In Person 'Morgan ileatly
Alex Drie
cws-l3lnnAr Muilc
Dinner Music
Dinner Music
Dinner Music
1:45 In Person'
7:00 World Tonight'
7:15 Sound 1230
7:30 Sound 1230
7:45 Sound 1230
8:00 News"-Sound 1230 News-Swingshift
8:15 Sound 1230 SwinRshlfl
8:3(1 Sound 1230 Swinshift
8:45 Sound 1230 Teen Town
9:00 Local News-
8:15 Sound 1230
9:30 Sound 1230
9:45 -Sound 1230
10:00 Hichfeld Reporter'
10:13 Sound 1230
10:30 Sound 1230
10.45 Sound UaO'Ncwt
1 1 :00 Sign Off NewK'-NlRhthrnt
11:15 'NiKhtheat-Final Ncwa
- . siijnuii
ABC
-Sound News' Go Show
Go Show
HI-FI Club
Hi-Fi Club
Hi-Fi Cluh
Hi-Fi Cluh
Nlgnthent
NiKhthcut
tarry Hoover
Larry Hoover-Ntwi
Larry Hoover
HFD 1400 "
MFD 1400 '
RKD 1400
Larry Hoover
Larry Hoover-News
"Larry Hoover
Lurry Jrloover-News
Clifl Scheel
C11 f f Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Safety Serenade
Safely Serenade
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Larry Hoover
Lurry Hoover
Larry Hoover "
Comprehensive News
Market Report
Ua.sc hail
ilascb.ill
Jlnschall
-Haschall
Rase hall
Ilaseball
Baseball
Baseball
llasehail
l.nseball
Itaseliall
Baseball
Clem Stein-News
Clem Stein
Clem Stein-News
Clem Stein
Clem Stein-News
Clem Stein
Clem Sleln-Ncws
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel '
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
Cliff Scheel
"Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clein Stein
Clein Stein
"Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
"Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Clem Stein
Devullon-SIgn Off
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NBC
ABC
Monday
2 mi Sourld of Stereo
5:30 Sports Results
5:35 Sound of Stereo
6:00 Gospel Mission Report
6:05 Vespers
6:10 Dinner Muslo
7:45 Sign Off
Tuesday
5:30 Sign On-News
fl:3!i Country Western
0:00 Hnlmnn Show News on Hnlf
Hours. Weather on Hours.
8:30 News-Stock Quotes
e:0O-Spcclal Newsaiit-Wealher
KBOY AM 730 ke
i:00 Bargain Roundup
I; 15 Clemens-Time
30 Records With Ron
00 Sports Outlook
.05 Ranch Time
15 Farm Market
.30 stock Market
:35 Ranch Time
:0i) Sound of Stereo
30 Sports Results
:35 SmmWf Stereo
:00 Gospel Mission Report
:05 Vespers
:t() Dinner Muslo
:45 Sign Off
KBOY FM 95.3 mc
Monday
2 mi--Sound Of KterfO
5 30 Sports Results
5 35 Sound of Stereo
6 00 Gospel Mission Report
6:05 Vomers
6:10 Dinner Music
H (Hi Jnfcx Rcene
i) 00 -concert
10 00 Show Album , k
1(1:5(1 BnnrU Final
1HI0- Varieties
11 55 Tomorrow's Headlines
12 00 sign-Off
Tursdav
6:00 Sign On. Hnlmnn. Weather
on the Hour. News on Hall
Hour.
fl '30 News. Stork Quotes
P on Special News-Weathcrcast
10.00 bargain Roundup
10:15 Clcmens-tlme
11:3(1 Records With Ron
12:0(1 Snorts Outlook
12:(l5 Hi-Fi Varieties
12:30 Stock Market
12 35 HI-FI Varieties
1:110 News, Ili-Fi Varieties
2:(i0 Sound nt Stereo
5:3(1 Spurts Results
5 35 Sound of Stereo
:(H) (iospcl Mission Report
(i 05 Vespers
6:1(1 Dinner Music
H nil j ,1 Si ene
0:00 Concert
10:00 Show Album
10:50 Sports Final
11 oil HI-FI Varieties
1 1 5." Tomorrow's Headlines
12 00 Sign-Off
KDOV 1300 KC
MONDAY
4.45 Aviation Weather Report
5 15 Weather Report
7 45 Sign Off
T i:sn
fl:00 Sign On
6:45 Livestock Report
7 00 Sportscast
7 "." We ither lcport
8:30 Aviation Wenther Report
0 25 Trnder Horn
11 45 Weiilher Report
12.(10 Farm Report
2 27 1 l ader Horn
,1 in) Dixieland Jazz
3 25 Meeting Notices
4 45 Avmtlon Weather Report
5 45 Wenther Report
7 45 Sign Off
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
The following TV broadcast log It printed as a tree public service
for the Mail Trihuna't readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are
printed as proviifud by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot
accept responsibility for errors or emiisions.
KBES-TV (Channel 5)
Mondayt
4:00 Faith for Todnv
4 30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons
A 00 Tnles of the Viking
5 5-0 Home Run Derby
6 00 TV Weathei mnn
i t)5 News
6 15 Doug Edwnrds
li 30 Kate Smith
7:00 The Texnn
7.30 Father Knows Hrsl
8:00 Danny Thomas
8 30 Ann Sothern
StiO HennesM'v
9 30 June Allvsnn
jo 00 Rig Picture
10 30 News
10.45 Dalcltnr Statrhouse
1100 Sign Off
K0TI-TV (Channel 2)
Monday:
4:00 Atnerlcnn handstand
4 :30 chaplain a Corner
4 35 TbA
0 00 Carloons
5.15 John Dailv News
5 .in Demur, (he Menace
ti 00 News
6.10 Weather
fl:!5 Doug K.dwnrda
fl 30 Kate smith
iiim The Texan
7:;m Father Knows Best
t en Daiuiv Thomas
fl 30 Coke Time
!! ;m June Alh on
10 on Hotel De Pwree
111 30 News
10 35 Garry Moore
Tuesday)
h On l Love Lucv
9 3l December lit ids
0:0O Love ol Lite
10.30 Search for Tomorrow
10:45 Guiding Light
j 1 00 Restless Gun
1 30 Love That Hob
12 00 About Fares
2 30 As the World Turns
I 00 Full Circle
1 30 House Pal tv
2 00 The Millionaire
2 30 Verdict is Yours
3 00 Brighter Day
3 15 Secret Storm
3 30 Edge ot Night
4 00 Hnrgnin Shopper
4 15 Around the Home
4 3 Uncle Hill's Cnrtoons
5 00 Higher Education nndYou
fl 30 Quick Draw MeGraw
6 00 TV Weatherman
6 05 News
6 15 Doug Edwards
6 30 Hinve Stallion
7 oft Peek's Bad Girl
7 30 Dohie Glllls
ft 00 Tightrope
8 30 Red Skellon
n 00 Gary Moore
in 00 Four Just Men
10 30 News
10:45 Sign Oft
Tuesday:
10 15 Cnrtoons
10 30 Search tor Tomorrow
KM.W-tiuidlng L ight
11 00 Kentless Gun
11 30 Love that Hob
12 00 About Knees
12 30 As the World Turns
1 00 Day in Court
1 30 Gale Slonn
2 00 Hi at the Clock
2 30 Who do voti Trust
3 00 Hnghtrr Day
3 15 Srcret Storm
3 30 Kdne ol Njcht
4 (H) American Bandstand
4 30 TBA
5 00 Uncle Hill
5 ;u Quick Draw MeGraw
6 00 News
6 10 Wenther
It 5 Doug t tt wards
a 11 Rescue 8
7 oil Peck s Mad Girl
7 30 Doble Gtllls
8 00 Tiuhtrope
R 30 Colt 45
9 on Caltfornlans
t 311 Jubilee USA
10 00 Four Just Men
10 30 News
Hi 3V -P-d Hkelton
11 05 Ed Sullivan
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1 0 People -0 TrxJoy 70 And
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The Medical Roundup
by
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Emeritus
Emitrltut
Ciinsultanf In .WetltclnR
Mr.yo CllrJe
I'roreRBur of ftledldn
Urto rllali
LEUKEMIA
Many frantic mothers of
leukemic children write ask
ing if they should go traveling
about the
country
searching for
someone who
will give some
rare new
"Til
w,rTrj
K. i f- 1 r e e w
' f' X treatment that
V
Dr AlvareR
no n n p p
' ' J"w 1 'nHWS about.
jjS f I It I had a leu
kemic grand
child, and I
was living In a small city, I
would go to a big clty .wjbere
there Was a university medlr,
cal school, or I would go to a .
big place like the Mayo Clinic,
or I might go to the great Mo-;
morial Cancer hospltali in
New York City. nd et ad
vice. But if I were living In a
big city, and if already I had
found a well-trained specialist
in diseases o.' the blood, I
would not go traveling about:
I would be satisfied that, if
any new treatment were to be
discovered, my doctor would
know about it within a week
or two. The Leukemia Society
sends around at frequent in
tervals, abstracts of all the
new literature on the disease.
Cortical Dysrhythmia
Someone wants to know
what cortical dysrhythmia
means-which reminds me of
how unkind and unwise some
of us doctors are when we
give our patient a diagnosis I
that is Greek to him, and then
refuse to take time to explain
it. Also, I am reminded of
something my doctor father
said to me some 65 years ago.
He said, "Some day, when you
are a doctor, and you tell a
mother that her child has epi
lepsy, she will leave you an
grily, and will go to another
doctor who, if he is wiser than
you, will say that all the boy
has are seizures." Today, we
doctors often say that the boy
has a dysrhythmia. This word
is so new that it does not call
up any painful impressions.
"Cortical"' refers lo the sur
face Ot the brain. But what is
d y b rh y t h m i a? The word
means art abnormal rhythm in
the ' electroencephalograms,
which are the records of the
tiny electric currents which
are constantly being formed
In the brain. In a normal per
son these records usually con
sist of regular wavelets, but
in persons who have some
thing wrong with the brain,
the rhythm is irregular. There
may be what are called spikes
or little electric "storms."
As I must keep saying in
this column, everyone who
has a psychic problem will do
well to get electroencephalo
grams made. They might save
him from going through years
of useless psychoanalysis. He
might get instant relief by
taking one of the new anti
convulsive drugs, which tend
to quiet the nervous storms
these people often have.
evade the. effort required to
make' a success of the first.
Now he finds his responsibili
ties heavier than ever.
Frank must realize that he
has undertaken the respon
sibility for the support of
two households. Somehow he
must find a means to fulfill
these obligations. He is too old
to lean on his parents.
We agree that the present
state of affairs is sad Indeed.
But the K.M.'t can do nothing
to make them better. If Frank
cannot find the resources
within himself v to strengthen
his marriage, he should seek
help from an outside agency.
He should recognize that he is
short not only of financial re
sources but mental and emo
tional ones. When he recog
nizes this, he will see for the
first, time -that his basic need
is to learn to be responsble.
(Copyright I960, General
Features Cosp.)
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Aniwtr to Saturday' Puzf
Civil Defense
Topic of Program
The Oregon State Civil De
fense agency will be featured
on "Dateline Statehouse," at
10:45 o'clock tonight over
KBES-TV, Medford.
Appearing with moderator
Bob Richter will b' Col, Mar
lon E. Scott, operation offi
cer for the state agency.
They will discuss planning
for survival in event of war
or natural disaster.
The program is part of
weekly scries featuring dif
ferent state departments re
porting to the public on their
operations and services.
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13. .Silly
14-Fairy queen
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16- Kiik) of
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17- Heaven
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3::-Muioduroui
34- Statloni
35 Writing
Implement
Sfl-Contahier
35- Prepoaiton
3 -Cushion
4-Uuntlle
41-1'ertaltiliiR to
the cheek
jlt-l'erform
44- Jarden tool
iii'A ssault
45- Posaef--8lv
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Kl-llosielry
61'- Worship
Ca-.N'ative metal
M-I'Jaue
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2- Kvoryone
3- 1'oor
fomiartcA
4- Nlant
5- Southern
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yiberiu
9-Vindication
10- Writing
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11- .Morith
19-Kxlst
21- lJait of
violin
22- L'oiijunt.tfoD
23- Fl-iei.tl of
Pythias
24- Part uf
circle
28- Pool lever
27-Teutonic
leily
29- Tlin-e-ioed
sloths
30- Lair
32-Portlco
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34- Ureek letter
35- Clergyman
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45- Number
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THE 0NIY THING THAT BOTHERS
ME 15 I DON'T KNOU) IF I'M
FACINS THE RiSHT WAY!
hk
The Family Council
F.dltur'i Note: The r.mllir Cuunrll cunslRtf ot Jiidce, a psychlatrllt,
thru ri,rDvmf.n. a iipwnaorr eilitnr a witmrii's editor and two nrlteri.
r:ach artlcla li a summary ot an actual -ase history The Council reports
on problem that bay. Seen daajl WI B oy reaponsioie iirncin ana
counselors.
Frank M. - My mother
won't tnke in my wife.
Mrs. K.M. - I don't want to
be blamed again.
Frank M. - I am 28 and
was recently married for the
second time. I have a daugh
ter by my first wife.
Because of the need to sup
port this child, I am unable
to maintain my own apart
ment. My present wife is liv
ing with her parents and I
am livinR with mine.
My wife's parents have no
room for us in their home,
but my mother has a larjte,
bright apartment. We could
live in the room I now occupy
alone and we wouldn't inter
fere with my parents, but my
mother refuses to take in my
wife.
The way things are going
now, I'm afraid this marriage
will go on the rocks in a
short time. . ..
Mm. K.M. - I don't want
anything to do with this mar
riage. 1 was au:iitit the first
marriage, but Frank wouldn't
listen to me. He thought he
knew everything nt IB. Then
his wife blamed mc for all
their troubles. They lived
with us for alt)iil a year and 1
they both said everything
started because of me.
I don't think Frank's new
wife has any more sense than '
the first. She's sweet as sugar
now, but give her a few more
months of actually living with
us and the tables will turn.
I am sorry for my son be
cause I see how unhappy he
is, but I don't want to be
blamed again.
Th Council) Mrs. K.M.
should stand her ground.
Her feeling that her son Is
trying to drag her into sonic
measure of responsibility for
the success or failure of his
marriages seem to he on the
right track. Frank's words
about his fear that the sec-!
olid marriage will go on the
rocks sounds like a threat to
his mother. He is already hold
ing her responsible for the un
happy state of affairs.
Frank is evidently afraid
lo grow up. He ducked out of
his first marriage because the
going got rough. He plunged
into a second marriage to
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