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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. 8 B MONDAY. JANUARY 3. 1961 RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Protrami luted below re received Irora the radio stations end the Hill Tribune iisumas no reiponilbUity except to maka chanim as ara supplied KYJC 1 230 KC KMED 1 440 KC KWIN 1400KC "TTnrt Mife Dunnnal fit. 4 :15 Pal McCoy - 4:30 Bannerline McCoy 4 :4S Sports McCoy "fi:00 Lowell Thorn 5:15 pat McCoy 15:30 Tom Harmon J:45 SporU-Milam 6:00 Frank Gobi 6:15 Charlie Milam 6:30 Bannerllne-MlUm 6 :45 Sporti-Miiam New Hear Hear i.cl News Road Show Emphasis Road Show News Harvey Nightingale New Weather Lcl New Headline Newi Jim Ochs Jim Och Jim Och Jim Och Vim Och Jim Ochi Cliff Scheel cult acneei Hhf fJAiuB-Mllnm 7:15 Charlie Milam 7 :30 Bannerllne-MlUm 7:45 sporw-iwuam News Sport Dinner Music Moraan Beatty Edward Morgan 8:00 World Tonight 8:is Charlie Milam 8 30 Bannerline -Milam 6:45 Sports-Mi lam News Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music o'ftil Vauri.Mllnm 0:15 Charlie Milam 9 30 Bannerllne-Mllam 8:4a wewa-jviiiam Nows Swingshift Swlngihlft Swingshift hwingsnnt News Go Show Go Show HI-FI Club , Hi-Fi Club Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dlnn cr Concert Rat Race Rat Race Rat Race Rat Race Jim Och . Jim Och . JimOchi J i m Och Jim Ochs Jim Och Jim Ochi Jim Och 10:00 News-Milam 10:30 Bannerllne-Mllam 10:45 Sports-Headlines 11 :00 SlgnOjf ll7oo Sign Off 11:15 11:30 Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club News Nightbeat Nightbeat News Nightbeat Nightbeat-Final New Sign Off Jim Och Jim Och Jim Och jJimjOch DevoUon-SIm Of f RADIO PROGRAMS TU ES DAY 8:00 News-Morris Wake Up to Music 6:15 Montle Morri Wake Up to Music 6:30 Bannerlincs-Morrls Wake Up-Rural Rpt, 6:45 Sports-Morris First New 7:00 News Roundup 7:15 Montie Morris 7 :30 Banner! 1 ne-Morri 7 :45 sporu-morris Larry Hoover Larry Hoover R.F.D 1400 RFD 1400 Frank Hemingway RFD 1400 Weather Wrld Newi Sacred Songi Rogue Valley Report Our Changing World wcatner, uegion new irry nuov cr 8.-00 News-Weather 8:15 Montle Morris 8 30 Bannerllne-MorrU 8:45 Sports-Morris News Listen Earl Nightingale Cliff Engl Llten ' fl :no Newi-Morrls 0 :15 Montle Morri 8 :30 Banner 11 ne-Moitia 0 :45 sports-Morn 10:00 News-Godfrey 10:15 Arthur Godfrey iO;ao Arthur Godfrey : 10:45 Arthur Godfrey ' . Breakfast Club Brenkost Club Breakfast Club : Breakfast Club ' News Swap aTsTelT" Larry Hoover Hank Peck News . Cliff Scheel 1 Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel Cliff Scheel . i Cliff Scheel; 11:00 Newi-Houseparty . 11:15 Houscparty 11 :30 Garry Moore 1 1 :43 Croiby-Clooney 12:00 News-Vulley News" 13:15 Montle Morris 1230 bannerline-Morrl 12 :45 Weather Report . Cliff Scheel ' Tele -Music Qull Cliff Scheel Cllfl pcheal News Listen Show . Cliff Scheel Tellotest Listen Show Emphasis Listen Listen Local News-Listen Emphasis Listen Nat'I. NW New Wcatl.4r-Ma:ktt Local News Paul Harvey l :00 News-Morri News House Party . J:13 Montie Morris House Party 1 :30 Bannerline-Morrl Lcl News-Party Line 1 ;4 5 Sports - Morris Emphasis Party 2:00 News Man In Pari News Hear Show . 2:15 Montle Morris Hear 2:30 Bannerllne-Ekberg Local News Hear 2:45 Sports-Ekberg Hoar Show Cliff Scheel : Cliff Scheel . Cllft Scheel . Cliff Scheel Comprehensive Ntwi Market Report Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Larry Hoover uingn Bingo Larry Hoover Larry Hoover Jim Ochs Jim Ochs 3:00 News-W. WashingtonNewa Hear Show Jim Ochs 3:15 Ivan JGKnerg near Jim wtin 3:30 Bannerline McCoy Local News Hear Jim Ochs 3 :45 Sport McCoy Emphasis Hear Jim Ochs 4:00 News Personal Si New Hear Jim Ochs 4:15 Pat McCoy Hear Show Jim Ochs 4 30 Bannerline McCoy Lcl News Road Show Jim Ochs 4 AS sport McCoy Emphasis Road Show Jim Ochs "fi:00 Lowell Thomas Now Harvey Jim Ochs 5:15 Pat McCoy N(ghtinale---New Jim Ochs B:30 TomHnrmon Weather Lcl New Cliff Scheel fl:4S IvanEkberg Headline News Cliff Scheel 6:00 Frank Gobs News Sport Dinner Concert 6:15 IvanEkberg Dinner Mualc Dinner Concert 6:30 Bannorllne-Ekberg Morgan Beatty Dinnei Concert 6:45 Sports-Ekberg Edward Morgan ; Dinner Concert "Yioo News-Ekberg News Dinner Music" Rat Race 7:15 Ivan Ekbcrg Dinner Music Rat Race 7:30 Bannerllnc-Ekberg Dinner Music Rat Race 7:45 Sports-Ekberg Dinner Music ' Rat Race 8:00 World Tonight News Swingshift jlnTOchs 8:15 IvanEkberg Swingshift Jim Ochs 8:30 Bannerline-Ekbertf Swingshift JimOchi 8:45 Sports-Ekberg Swingshift Jim Ochs 8:00 News-Ekberg 9:15 Ivan EKberg New Go Show Go Show ' 8:30 Bannerline-Ekberg HI-FI Club 9:45 Sports-Ekberg Hi-Fi Club 10:00 News-Ekberg 10:15 Ivan Ekberg 10:30 Bannerllnc-Ekberg 1 Q ;45 Sports-Headlines 11:00 Sign Off , 11:15 11:30 11:45 - " .'. Hi-Ft Club Ih-Ki Club Nightbeat nigniDcat New Nightbeat Nightbeat Night Watchman Night Watchman Jim Ochs Jim Och Jim Ochs Jlm Och Jim Och Jim Ochs Jim Ochs jjlm Ochi . Devotion-Sign Off" All Night Long KBOY AM 730 KC Monday: 4:00 Weather Top 10 4 30 News Vesper 4:40 Gospel Mission 4:45 Sign Off Tuesday: 6:00 Bret Steele . . ' , 6:30 News Steel 7:00 Weather Steele 7 30 News Steele 8 :00 Weather Holman 8:30 News, Stock Market 8:35 Phil Holman 8 :00 News Holman ,8 :30 News Holman ' 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Telcmusic Quiz 1030 News Clemeiutime :45 Points of Fashion :00 Weather Clemenstlm :30 News 33 Records with Ron 00-Snort Outlook :05 Ranch Requests 15 Farm MnrKei k caucus 30 Stock Market Requests :0O Weather Request 30 News Requests :00 Weather Stereo 30 Nows Stereo 00 Wen t her S tereo ' ;30 Nows Top 10 00 Wenther Top 10 30 News Vespers ;40 Gospel Mission 45 Sign Off KBOY FM 95.3 KC Monday: 4.00 Weather Top 10 4 30 News Serenade 8:00 Jazz Scene 8:00 Serenade by Word' Greatest Composers 10:00 Contrast In Hi Fl 10:30 Sports Final 11:00 Contrast In HI Fl 11:53 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 Sign Off Tuesday: 6:00 Bret Steele 8:30 News Steele ' 7 :0O Weather St e I 7 30 News Steele 8:00 Weather Holman 830 News, Stock Market 835 Phil Holman 8 :00 Weather Holman 9 30 News-MIolman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:13 Telemuslo Quiz 10:30 News Clemenstlme 10:43 Points of Fashion 1 1 :00 Weather Clemenstlme 11:30 News 11:33 Records with Ron 12:00 Sports Outlook 12:03 Contrasts in HI Fi 1230 Stock Market 1233 Contrasts In HI Fl 2 :00 Weather Stereo 2:30 News Stereo 3:00 Weather Stereo 3:30 News Top 10 ; 4;00 Weather Top 10 1 ' 4 30 News Serenade B:00 Jazz Scene 0.00 Serenade by the World's Gr en lent Composers 10:00 Contrasts In HI Fi 10:30 Sport Final 11:00 Contrasts In HI Fl 11:55 Tomorrow! Headlines 12:00 Sign Off KDOV 1300 KC MONDAY 4:2.1 Soortarast 4:45 Sign Off TIKSIIAV 8:00 Sign On 6:43 Livestock Report 7:00 SportBcast 7:05 Wcath-r deport 8:30 Road Report 10:13 Trader Horn 11:43 Weather Report 11:33 Portals of Prayer 12:00 Farm Report 1:13 Meeting Notices 2:15 Trader Horn 4:23 Sportucost 4:45 Sign Off KRVC 1350 KC Monday: 4:0D nsdlo Kldl 4:30 Mimic 4:45 Sign OK Tuetday: eoo Newi 6:05 Miulc 6:30 Sport Naws 6:35 Mualc 6:45 Hymn Ttma 7:00 Newt 7:05 Mmlo 7:15 Freedom Croud 7:30 Newi 7:45 Air Mill for joi 8:00 Millie 8:30 Haven of Beit D:0u Vole of Dallveranca 0:30 Miulo 9:55 Newi 10:00 Joy of Llvlnf 10:15 Mmlc , 1 1 :00 Newi Mmlc 12:00 Hud Powell IJ:15 Newi 12:30 Hack lo the Blblt 1 :00 Mmlc Newi J 00 Newi 3:05 Mmlo 3:30 Qulel Tim 1:43 Millie 3:00 Newi 9:03 Mmle 3:30 Mmlc 4:00 Radio Ktdi 4:3U Muslo 4:45 Sln Oft TELEVISION PROGRAMS Th follewlnf TV broadest! lei ft printed (re pub lie tervlce (or the Mall Tribune' reads r and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed provided by the TV itationi and the Mail Tribunal cannot accept responsibility for orrert ei mlulont. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Monday: 4:45 Cartoons 6 .10 Rending Out Loud 6:53 Motoring Tips 6:00 TV Weatherman 6:03 Channel 6 Report 6:15 Doug Edward end New 6:30 Eddie Crane 6:45 TB A 7:00 Pony Kxpreu 7 30 To Tell the Truth 6 00 Pet A Gladys 8:30 llrtnging Up Buddy 9 00 Danny Thorns B 30 Andy Griffith 10:00 Hennessey 10:3O Tit A 11:00 rinal New Report 11:15 Sign Off Tuesday: 10:40 Morning; TJews' " 10:45 Copra Home Show 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Searrh for Tomorrow 11:43 Guiding Light 12-00 The Texan 12 30 As the World Turns 1C0 Full Circle I :0 House Parly 2.04 Tho Millionaire aV3u rdl t Is Your 3n Hrighter Day 3 :td Secret Storm 9:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Your Social Security 4:13 Visit With City Tollce 4:30 Uncle Hill 5 30 Quick Draw McOraw 6:00 TV Weatermnn 63 Channel 5 Report 6:l(v Doug Edwards 6:30 Take5 7:00 Ilualness Parad 730 licit of Post 5:00 rather Knows Best 6:30 Doble Glllla 00 Tom F.well BJO Red Skelton 10 OO Carry Moore 11 00 Final News Report 11:15 sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Monday i 4:00 American Bandstand 6:00 Chaplain's Corner 8:10 Cnrloons 8 30 Dennis the Menace 6 00 Six O'Cloek Report 6:10 Weather 6:13 Doug Edwards 6 30 Rrd Skelton T.-flO Ponv Expreta 7 30 Cheyenne 6:30 Brinelne Up Ruddy 8 00 Danny Thomas P:30 Adventure in Parad Uo 10 JO peter Gun S TAR GAZERS O MAR. 22 IV) 85A-60-d3) K6V6iW4 TAIMUS APH 21 AAV 21 t i ioV) 74.99.32 OfMlM MAY" 22 JUNE 22 T 9.11.40-61 ll67.7J.83-8a CANCM TS JUNE 21 37-39-42-57 jy64-77-84-86 UO ' JULY 24 AUG. 22 5- 7-20-25 '28-41-45 ft VIIOO AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 fcjv4.11-14-17 jflj36-43-ai-87 -Br CLAY R. 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Nixon "has made it clear in private talks with friends that he thinks a pro-Kennedy attitude by reporters covering the campaign provided Sen. John F. Kennedy with his nar row victory margin," the Tribune said Sunday. Twinge of Resentment s A front - page dispatch by Washington corrcsp o n d e n t Fletcher Knebel said Nixon "is leaving office with a twinge of resentment against a number of Washington cor respondents." Tt? article said Nixon and his wife,. Pat, "had gone out of their way to be on friendly terms with newspapermen and TV commentators." "It came as somewhat of a shock during the campaign, therefore, to find that a ma jority of working reporters tended to favor Kennedy, a factor brought out in several polls. . "From this point, Nixon came to believe that he was unfairly treated In press cov erage of the campaign and once blew his stack with re porters over what he branded Tueiday: 10:40 Morning News 10:48 Copco Home Show ' ' u:uu Morning court 11:30 Love That Boh 12:0O The Texan 12:30 Ai the World Tumi l:oo About Faces 1:30 Home Party 2:00 Day m Court 2:30 Road to Reality 3:00 Brighter Day 3:18 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 American Danrliland 8:00 Chaplaln'a Corner o:i irjA 8:30 Quick Draw McOraw 6:00 Six o'clock Report - 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:1.1 Doug Edwards and News 8:30 Wilbur t Mr. Ed 7:00 Expedition 7:30 Doit of Poit 8:00 The Rifleman 8:30 Wyatt Earp 0:00 Slaeecoach West ' 10:00 Alcoa Presents 10:30 Garry Moore a 'double standard' applied to himself and Kennedy." The Tribune said Nixon's claim "reflects a view widly ht)d in Republican strategy circles" in Washington. Crowd Estimates Cited "Among the Republican ob jections directed at certain reporters are such things as crowd estimates thought fav orable to Kennedy, analytical approach to Nixon's speeches but not to Kennedy's, making demands on Nixon for press conferences but not making similar demands on Kennedy and 'influencing' other report ers by press plane remarks that down-graded Nixon," the Tribune said. The newspaper said a num ber of Republican senators and congressmen will take the floor after Congress meets Tuesday and charge pro Ken nedy bias in campaign cover age on television. Dick Haymes Under Care of Physician New York-IUPD-Singer Dick Haymes was under a doctor's care today for an ulcer at tack that prevented him from appearing on the Ed Sullivan television show Sunday night. Songstress Fran Jeffries, who was to have appeared with her husband, did a solo before a UVc TV audience after one day's rehearsal. Haymes, 42, was stricken with bleeding ulcers Saturday night. 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