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MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1962
MEDFOrtO MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
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5:30 New Nva INews I Sport. ISerenade
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1230 kc IMtOkc
4:00 Lowell Thomas 'Local Newt
4:15 Muiic iRoad Show
4:30 Nt-wi iAIex Drier
4:45 Sporti, Music lEmphaali
3:00 CBS News INews. Harvey News
5:15 Pacific Power INtghtlngaJsi Sport News
5.45 Spurts. Music lHank Weaver Weather
6:00 CBS News INews-Sporti iNewa
6:15 Music lEmphasis iS porta
0:30 News Am.lysfs Commentary lews
6:45 Sports. Music jDlnncr Music IWeather
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7:15 Music Dinner Music iSporlj
7:30 Kennedy (World News INews
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8:15 Muslt lLand of Music Sports
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RADIO PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y
On the Air
By ELEANOR WIESE
Strange As It Seems y elsie hi
5:00
6:15 I
5:30 IStgn Cm-News'
5:45 IWake Up I
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6:15 Music Wakt Up
6 30 Frank Goss IWake Up
6:45 Sports, Music L'i" fw,
7fl0 News Roundup IHefningway"
715 Music IWeather
7 30 News IR.V Report
7:45 Sports. Music IWeather
8:00 'News Weather (Local News
8:15 Music Nightingala
8:30 In Hollywood I ABC News
8:45 Sports Music lEmphasis
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0 30 Arthur GodfreylBrkfst. Club News News
9 45 Arthur Godfrey IBrkfst. Club (Weather ISporls
1000 News (Local News INews
10:15 Houseparty ITello Test Com. Newt
10:30 Garry Moore lABC News INews
10:45 Crnsby-Clooney lEmphasis IWeather
i7-00CBS News (Local News INews
11:15 Music ILIsten Sports
11:30 Washington ABC News News
11 :43 Sports, Music lEmjphasjs IWeather
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1215 Music IWeather (Sports
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2 00 CBS News ILocalNaws News IHdlines -Wea. Hdlimis, Wea
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"4 00 Lowell Thomas ILocal News News
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4 30 News I Alex Drier News
4:45 Sports. Music lEmphasis Weather
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8 15 Music (Nightingale Sport News
5 30 News IHditne News INews
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Television will explore the
world of economics in an un
precedented series of five suc
cessive evening broadcasts
this week beginning tonight
at 9:30 p.m. on KBES-TV.
Entitled "Money Talks,"
the series is described by
Richard S. Salant,- President
of CBS News, as "a compre
hensive and systematic expo
sition of the major economic
problems facing the United
States today." y
Prof. John F. Coleman of
Carnegie Institute of Technol
ogy, one of the nation's out
standing economics teachers,
will appear" on each broad
cast, and he with other noted
experts will examine the role
of government in. business and
its relationships with the
business community, money
and growth, inflation, credit
and taxes, business profits
and re-investment, and the
international flow of gold.
All of which sounds rather
formidable. But CBS news
chief Washington correspon
dent, David Schoenbrun, will
take each lesson and show how
that lesson applies to each of
us in our daily lives. Draw
ings by artist Joseph DeVoto
and models in plastics and
glass will illustrate various
points using only recognizable
symbols which will communi
cate instantaneously to the
audience.
Highlights on KMED-TV's
"Focal Point" at 4 p.m. daily
include:
Monday. Salute to the ten
Boy Scouts from Mcdford and
Phoenix who will be having
a tour of duty at Seattle's
World Fair.
Tuesday. Here for the
Shakespearean festival, 12
Madrigal singers from Sequoia
High School, Redwood City,
Calif., will perform. Other
guests will be Helen Gordon,
chairman of the governmental
affairs committee of the Ore
gon Association for Retarded
Children and Dr. A. M. Skef-1
fington from Oklahoma who
is giving a seminar for optom-1
etrists of this region.
Thursday. The Shakespear
ean Festival dancers and mu
sicians with choreographer
Mandy Taylor will perform.
Change Noted in
Life Preservers
All kapok and fibrous glass
life preservers carried In
boats in Oregon must be of
the type having plastic-covered
pad inserts, 'beginning
July 1, 1963, according to the
Oregon state marine board.
The change has been made
in U.S. Coast Guard approved
equipment, and Oregon law
requires all boats to carry
t h e approved equipment.
This change will automatical
ly affect a'l boat owners.
Kapok and fibrous glass
buoyant cushions with num
bers beginning 180.048 have
the plastic covered inserts.
Models three and five Kapok
preserve are approved, and
Models 52 and 56 fibrous
glass preservers are approv
ed Other model numbers do
not have the required plastic
cove.ed inserts, the board
said.
BOYS NOTE DIFFERENCE
St. Louis, Mo.-WPD-The 7-year-old
superman and the 6-year-old
warriors of the Peg
nita School summer camp
posted this sign outside the
party they were having.
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males allowed."
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
MONDAY
4:no Hieher Education and You
4:30 Untie Bill
i 30 Mnaic Lnnd
B no Your TV Weatherman
H 05 Channel ttcpnrt
K ;i 5 Waller Cronk.lt Newi
H 'M) Cheyenne
7 ;u, JU-nl McCoyt
BOO Lucy-Deil Comedy Hour
11 on Hcnucney
fl:30 Monrv Talk
lU:0i 77 Sunset Strip
1 ;() Ncwh Final
11:15 Sign OK
Tti-sn AY
iHS Cnpco Home Show
10 on Love ol Lite
in an Srarrh lor Tomorrow
Hi 45 C.inrltna l.iitht
11:00 Jane wymin
l; 30 A the World Tumi
12 i!0 Password
12 30 llouae Party
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1 ;10 Tn Tell tha Truth
I :M CHS New
2:00 Seer el Storm
3 30 Kiige nl Nlaht
3 oo Johnnie Linn
3 30 Kaleidoicop
4 30 Sky Kinit
MiO Uncle Hill
IS no Quick Draw MrGmw
li no Your TV Weatherman
ti OS Channel 5 Report
li KV Walter Cronklt New
ts 30 Leave It To Beaver
7 no r'linHtnnet
7 30 Dohie GiUta
ft 00 Comedy Spol
ft m Money Talk
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jo no Nuked City
3 1 oo New Final
II 15 Stan Oil
(1:10 TV Weather
A:1 A Walter Cronklle News
8:30 Cheyenne
7:30 Law of Ihe Plflinsiimn
B:00 Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour
9:00 Ben Casey
10:00 ABC Final Wepnrt
10:15 Peta and Gladys
TUKSUAY
9:4; Conco Home snow
10:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
10:30 Yours tor a hong
11:00 Jane wynian
ll:J0 A the World Turns
12:00 Pass word -12:30
House Party
1:00 nay in Court
1 30 Seven Keys
2 00 Secret Storm
2 30 Kflee ot Niuht
3.00 AniortCHn HiindstanH
3 50 American Newsstand
4.00 Film Feature
4 :3ll Space Anqcli
4 35 Film FrHture
R 00 AHC Kvemns Rrport
5:15 Country Style USA
3:30 Quick Tlrnw McC.raw
fl:00 k O'Clock Report
8:10 TV Wenthrrniiin
8:15 Walter Crnnkite News
(1:30 Country Show
7:00 Bachelor Father
7-30 New U'-ceri
3:30 Ynurh ltr n Song
0 00 Alcoa Premlcix
10:00 AHC Final Rcpmi
10:15 David Brmklcy'a Journal
KMED-TV (Channel 10)
MONDAY
4O0 Focal Point
S 00 Cartoon Carnival
3 45 Huntley-Brlnklev New
ti no president Kennedy
K .10 Newneel 10
K 15 Sports Hichllnhti
i; Weather Special
7 00 National Velvet
7 so Puce la RlRht C
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9 on Threshold lor Tomorrow
in oo Ben Casey
11 oo 11 o'Clock New
1 1 15Tonita iCi
12 00 New. Weather. Sign Olf
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R 55 Mnrninf Visit
a oo Price ! Rifht iCl
A 30 Concentration
lo oo Your First Imprennon tC)
10 30 Truth or Consequence
11 00 Jan Murray tCl
1 1 25 NBC New.
1 1 .to Loretta Younf
VJOO Youns Dr. Malone
12 30 Our Five Daughters
1 00 Make Room lor Daddy
1-30 Here's Hollywood
1 55NBC News
2 on Queen (or a Dav
2 30 Who Do You Trut?
3 no Theatre 10
3 an Young World
4 oo Focal Point
3 no Cartoon Carnival
a oo Newireet 10
fi is Huntlev.Brtnkley News
30 Laramie iCi
7 ao Alfred Hitchcock
3 00 Dick Powell
9 on Cain's Hundred
10 0010 O'clock New
in 15 Tonite Show Ci
12 00 News. Weather, Sign Off
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
31 nMiAY
4 00 Insight
4 anSpace Ansels
4 35 Town V Countrv
3 00 ABC Evening Report
3 13 Chaplain's Corner
3 30 Dennis the Menace
6 00 e O clock Report
Georgia Hubbard Is
Champion Showman
Georgia lliilibiurl. A n t c
lope, was named chiimpinn
ihowtn.in at the Jaikson
county 41! and KKA fuir last
week. Bob Trtckey. Rogue
River, was Junior showman.
In dairy rattle, Jersey
showship for beginners .lames
Anhorn, Central Point,
placed first; Marian Hamlin.
Central Point, second, nrad
Brewster. ApplcRalc, third;
Debbie Phillips, Reese creek
fourth, and Keith Schotlle,
Antclop , fifth.
In bcBinninR guernsey
rhowmauship, Don Turner,
Rojjtie River, placed first.
Bennie Gardner. Reese creek,
was second.
Beginners in llolstein and
other breeds included Bob
Trickey, first; Mrlinda Mar
tin, Rogue Ri'er, second; Don
Trickey, Rogue River, third,
Mary Copcland. Si.-kiyou.
fourth; James Stub, Central
Point, fifth; Jack LeKoy, Cen
tral Point, sixth; Janice Pnt
chard. Antelope, seventh; and
Debbie : I a c y, Applegatc.
eighth.
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SKKVH'K
"Oldest Shoe in So. Oregon
2300 So. Sraee ltd. 773-2269
Serving Medford and Viciniry
Calls Mondav Thru Thursday
I AM. ta 6 P.M.
Friday I A.M. to 4 P.M.
Deputies Check On
Two Area Larcenies
Jackson county sheriff's of
ficers Saturday were investi
gating two larcenies involv
ing a service station at Phoe
nix and another near Med
ford.
Approximately $103 is miss
ing from a safe In a Phoenix
service station operated by
Ronald Lewis Thome, 11 -til
Leland St., Medford, and S!0
from Ron's Chevron station,
2201 South Pacific highway,
Medford, also operated by
Thome.
Sheriff's officers said the
two thefts definitely were not
burglaries, but no further in
formation is available at Ibis
time.
NO AGREEMENT SEEN
Washington - ilil'h - Disarm
ament Director William C.
Foster said Sunday he saw
very little chance in Ihe near
future of an arms control
agreement with Russia. Rut
Foster said that "there is a
chance of some partial meas
ures and we have suggested
a number of these."
WALT'S
oith PHIL RIZZUT0. Monday
through Saturday at 4:10 pnt
1 I THAR'S NO FIMER ""SjS I HAINT NOTHIN' f -CEPT NOBODY GIVES "S
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