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10 TUESDAY. AUGUST 28, 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y Programs listed below received from the radio iut.ni ai.d the Mail Tribune tssumes no responsibility ricii mj iiiirc i uii kci ai lie ujiiiiea IO JC U'30 kc jKMED 11440 kc 4 00 Lowell Thomas Local News 4:15 Music iRoad Show 4 30 News Alex Drier 4:45 Sports, Music lEmpham 3:00 CBS Newi 5:15 Music 5 30 News 545 Sports. Muic "6:00 CBS News 6:15 Music 6:30 Analysis 6:45 Sports, Music iKWIN '580 kc I News Shopper I News I Weather jKBOY AM I7JU kc KBOY FM 95.3 Die jHcadlines Headlines (Swing Thing I Con traits (News-Swing INews tSporU-Swing IContrasm i News-Harvey INewi , Weather Headlines tNiRhttngali ISports News Editorial IFdilorial iHeadlines News iSporla ISerenade IHank Wcavej;! Weather ISwlng Thing l Serenade INews-Sports INcws IWea. -Swing i Weather tEmphasis (Sports ! Swing Thing ISerenade IDinner Music INews Nrws ISerenade 'Dinner Music IWealher ! Swine. Tiling 'Serenade 7 :00 World Tonight (News-Music (News Wea.-Swtng News 7:15 Music Drnnei Music Sports Swing Relaxation 7:30 News IWorld News News 'News Relaxation 7:45 Sports. Music lEdw. Morgan iWcairu-r Sign Off IRelaxation 8 00 CBS News KDOV uoo kc Music 1 News-Hymn IMusii; Music iMusic INews-Hymn I Road Report IMusic ! Music Sign Off S 15 Music 8:30 News. Music 8jl5 -S ports. Music 9:00 News 0:15 Music 9:30 News, Music 0 :45 Sports. Music 10:00 News 10:15 Music 10:30 News. Music 10:45 Sports. Music lf:00 Sign Off 11:15 1 1 :30 1 1:4 5 12:00 ! News-Music (Land, Music ILand. Music ILand, Music :Ncws Go iGo Show Go Show 'Go Show INews INightheat Nifihtheat iNiRhtbcat !Good News INichthcat Night heat INightheat iNewsSignOffl INews ISports News IWeather INews Sports INcws IWeather (Devotion iSign Oli Editorial Concert I Concert Concert Concert Convert iKRVC 11350 kc Christ Music IG Christians Children's Hr j Christ. Music Bit of Heaven Christ. Music lOld Hymns 'New "Christ. Music Chnj,: Muxic IChrist. Mufcic Christ. Music "Christ. Music- ChriM. Music Christ. Music Sign Off I News-Jazz Jazz Scene (jazz Scene (Anything News Anything I Late Show I Late Show lTiU 2 a ni The Madkal Roundup ic. Emeritus Emeritus Medicine Medicine Consultant In Mayu clinic Professor of Mayo clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1V6Z) Strange As It Seems. i e-sie hi RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY 5:(tO iSignOn 515 IBret Steele 5:30 'Sign On, Newl Western 5:45 IWake Up I Wet,tcrn 6:00 News Roundup INews-Wakeup'Sign On-Farin Sign On-Wea. Sign On-Wea. Westirn INat'l News 6:15 Music IWake Up :Sports News Farm News Farm News News-Hymn Daily Bread 6 30 Frank Goss IMusic INcwnlines INews INews (Western Music 6:45 Sports, Music (First News IWeather ICronklte IContrasts IFarm Report ImusIl; 7 00 News Roundup Hemingway News IWeather IHeadlines Music 7:15 Music IWeather ISpurls News ICronklte IContrattts !News-Hvnm 7:30 News R V Report INews iNcwh-Mullet INewn-Mullet iLinn s Line 7:45Sporls. Music ;Rcr. News Weather "Sports 'Contrast tLinn 8:00 News, Weather Locnl News Npwh iHfillnes.-WcaT'HdirnesWeaT'Linn 8 15 Mimic 'Nightingale H. Peck News lEditorial (Editorial INews-Hymn 8:30 In Hollywood IABC News News INcwa-Mkt. (News IMusic 8:45 Sports, Music IKniphahia 'Weather Job Bulletin IJoj Bulletin Music 9:00 News, Godfrey Brkfit Club INews IHdlines.-Wea. JfriTiner-WearMusic 9:15 Arthur Godfrey Brkfst Club 'Shopper Uob Bulletin i Contra Is iNcws-llymn 9 30 Arlhur Godfrey IBrkfst Club News News INcws Road Report 9 45 Arthur Godfrey Brkfst Cluh IWeather ISports Contrasts Music 10:00 News Local News INcws IHdlines.-Wea. IHdlineV-wVaT'iMusie 10:15 Hourtcparty ITeito Test Coin. News IBargains IRargnins iNcwi-llymn 10:30 Garry Moore lAHC News (News INcws (News !G Wnde 10:45 Crosby-Clooney lEmphnais JWeather Fshion (Fashion Trader Horn 1 1:00 CBS News (Local News ISafety S'nnde Hdlines.-We"aTTHdrin!sT-VeTMiisic 31:15 Music Listen ISafety S'nade ICronklte Contrasts I News-Hymn i :30 Washington IABC News INews INews INews IMusic 1 1 :45 Sports, Music iLlstcn IWeathrr ICronklte Con trim l 'Music 12.00 News Rep. News (News ISports ISports 12:15 Music IWeather ISports (Farm Mkt. IFarm Mkl 32:30 Woman's World R V Report Pacific Power Stock Mkt. IStock Mkl 12:45 Sports. News Paul Harvey IMkt. Report .Uncle Rick IContriihU "l .00 CBS News lLocafNews "iLadles Fair HdiinesWcaTHeadlines'" Music IHouae Party Com. News 'Uncle Rick .Contrasts 1:30 Woman's World IABC News (Our World INewi Contrasts 1 :-5 Sports. Music Emphswls Weather 'Uncle Rick IContnu.tR 2 00 CBS News (Local News INews IHdllncs-Wca IHdlincs.-Wca. 'Music 2 15 Music Hear Show ISports IBargains 'Bargains News-Hymn 2:30 Woman's WorldABC News INews INews INews (Music 2:45 Sports, Music Emphasis IWeather; lMollyMiilletiMllyMullet ITrade Horn 3:00 CBS News ILncal News INews" IHdlfnes -Wea IHdtVnes.-Wea!Music .J :!.) MUHIC Mear hportS SW tin ThillB CnntraMlB iNowH.llvmn frir.K :i,. 3:30 Sidelights ABC News 'News (News INews IMluIc IChrisl. Music j.i43 PuMusLc'A'Il.Ph,IHl IWeHther ISports-SwIng JContnisIs IMusic IChrist. Music 4:00 Lowell Thomas I Local News INews HdlineR.-Wea IHdltnes -Wea 415 Music iRoad Show IShopper (Swing Thing IContranls 4:30 News I A lex Drier 'News INews INcws 4:45 Frank Goss Ifcmphasta 'Weather ISwlng Thing 'Conlratts 5 00 CBS News INews-Harvey News IWeather iWeather 5:15 Pnclfic Power INighlingale Sporl News jKditorial lEditorial 5 .30 News Headline tNewa iSports-Swf ng (Sports 5:45-Sports. Music 'Hank Weaver IWeather ISwlng Thing ISerenade 6:00 CBS News INews-Snorts INews iWenTswIng Tweather" 6:15 Music lEmphasis iSports Swing Thing ISerenade 6 30 Analysis (Commentary fNews INews Serenade R 45 Sports. Music iDinner Muslcl Weather Swing Thing Serenade Music INews-Hymn IRoad Report j Musk; IMusic Meetings I Music IMusic Music iNews Hymn 'Music JMusirr IMtish INews-Hymn IRoad Report IMusic IMusic 'News IChrist. Muxic 120th C.ft Hr. 20th C R Hr,' 'Christ. Music Bible JBible Deliverance I Deliverance Back to Bible Back toBible IJoy of Living Music 'Bargain Bell IMusie IChurch News IMusic IHeadlines IChrist. Mu-sic INews Music Music IChrist. Music IGospcl Music Gospel Music Request Pro. Request Pro. 'Requests iRequ-tls IChrist. Music KJuiet Time Classic AM 1 Muslr Sign Olf 7:00 World Tonight INews-Music News 7:15 Music IDinner Musio Sports 7:30 News. Music IWorld News (News 7:45 Sports, Music lEdw. Morgan lWeatlier 8fl0 CBS News INews-Music "INcws 8:15 Music ILand of MuildSports 8:30 News, Music ILand of MusictNews 8:45 Sporls. Music ILand ol Music IWeather 9:00 News News-Go INcws 9:15 Music IGo Show Sports b .hi iew, jMiisjr iionnow INcws Wca -Swing Swing News ISiffn Off 9 : 4 5 Sporls. Music 10:00 News 10:15 Music "0:30 News, Music 1045 -Sports. Mlistr 11.00 Sign Off 11:15 I 1 :30 I Ij45 12:00 IGo Show News INightheat INightbeat jNighlheat ""'Good" News INightheat INightbeat INightheat INews lWcather " Devotion" ISign Off I I News Relaxation IRelaxation IRelaxation "lEdltoriaf IRelaxation jConccrt 1 Concert S Concert I Concert Jazr Scene IJazz Scene News (Jazz Scene Anything lAnything I IChrist. Music Stories 'Radio Kids Radio Kids (Bit of Heaven 'Musir Old Hymns News :ChristTMus1c Christ. Music IChrist Music Christ. Music Christ. Music" Chrisl Music Christ Music Sign Off I I INcws (Anything lLalc Show ILale Show fill 2:00n m. I KSHA 860 KC Sisn on at 3:30 am , sicn off al 7:15 p.m. Quality music progi .mis all Hay with newa and weather every hour on the half-hour I TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV bioadcatl log li printed a frea oublic toivice for the Mail Tribune's rcidtrl and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Tuesday. 4 00 Kaleidoscope 4 30 Sky King 5:00 Uncle Bill 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6.05 Channel 5 Report 6 15 Walter Cronkite News 6 30 Leave It to Beaver 7.00 Fllntstoncs 7:30 Dobio Gilhs 8.00 Comedy Spot 8 30 I c ha bod and le 9 on oirbrltv Scouts 10 00 Naked Cltv U.0l News Final 11 15 Sign Off Wednesday: 9 54 CBS News 10 i)0 Love ot Lite 10.30 Search lor Tomorrow 10-45 Guiding Light 1 1 oo Jane Wvrnan 11 30 An the World Turns oil Passwood 12 30 Ibtuse Partv 1 00 Bingo 1 ;to Tn lrll the Trulh 1 51 CBS News 2 00 Srcrel S1m-m 2 30 Kdge Nifiht (ill Johnnie Linn 3 30 Matinee Firetlv" 5 no Uncle Bill 3 3il Vngl Bear (i t.O Vnur TV Weathrrinan li 1), ChHiiuel 5 Report ti 15 Wnller Cronkite News fi 30 Benchcomher 7 no Mv Three Sons 7 ,io Clieckmale 8 ,10Dick Van D kf ji onArninlrdiig Circle Theatre IdOO K.tlhrr Know Best in 30 TBA I 1 (in News Fmal II 13 Sign Olf KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tuesday: 4:00 Film Feature 4.30 Space Angel 4:35 Film Feature 5:00 ABC F.vening Report 5.15 Country Style USA 3:30 Quick Dia.v McGraw fi;00 H o'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:15 Walter Cronkite News 6:30 Country Show 7 00 Bachelor Father 7:30 New Breed 8 30 Yours for h Song 9 00 Alcoa Premier 1000 ABC Final Report 10:15 Brink ley's Journal WemtrbilAy; 1 0 :00 Tennessee Krnlft Ford Hl:3l Yours for a Song 11:00 Jane Wvman 11:30 A the World Turns 12:00 Password 12:30 House Party 100 TV Bingo l:;io Seven Keys 2:00 Secret Storm 2:30 Kdge ot Night 3 00 American Bandstand 3:H0 American Newsstand 4 00 Film Feature 4 30 Space Angels 4 33 Fiind-O-Raina till ABC KvcnitiR Report 5:13 Airman s World 3 30 Yori Bear H Oil Six O clock Report H in TV Weatherman ft 15 Walter Cronkite New 6 30H South News Analysis 7:00 Focus on America 7 3d Top Cat 8 On Hawaiian F.ve ;i on Naked ft! v 10:00 ABC News Final KMED-TV (Channel 10) Tl'KSlt V 4 no Focal Point ,i mi Oirioun Carnival fi.00 Newhieel 10 6 15 lhmlle -Biinkiey News ti 0 Laramie tO 7 M Allied Hitchcock 8 ao Dick Powell p oo Coin's Hunilrecl tfl (1010 o'clock New in 13 Tonitr Show tCi 12 00 News Wrather. Sign OH ,tc1nesrt, K .V .siirn On Morning Visit 9 no Puce Is Right iCi 0 .m roncenlratu-n 10 00 hirst lmpiessloiiK 10 30 Truth ("ir Comtequences 10 .i3 NBC News 1! K1 ,!nn Murray (Cl 1 1 -.!3 NBC Nimvs 1 ! ,'Hl l.oietta Young 12 no Young Or Malotif 12.o iur Five Daughter 1 HO Make Room for Dnddr 1 :m lleie's H..vwood 5 v,,ir .,.UR 2 00 (Jucen lor a Dav 2 ,10 Who Do You Ti uP 3 Theatre in 3 30 Young World 4 00 Focal Point 3 no ( m toon CiirnU al IH CO NevMiif et 10 6 15 Hunt ley-Brink ley New s H .in P.erce t'omnientary (i 43 Snort Hirhlighta H .-,( entht-r Special 7 no Bipcord , 7 30 The Rebel Roo-Kiaft Merv lhet,tre it io Play Your Hunch iCi !, :inI);iVid Hnnklrv Journal (Ci 10 on wi O C'lu-k News io j Tonite iCi 1.' no .News. Weather. Sign Olf Rogue River Board May Be Abolished Portlnnd itTli A motion to HhnlLsh the Homic HiviT coorclintilioti hoard has brivi proved by the Oregon Leis tative Iiilerim eomniitteo on Natural Resources. The action was taken at the elomnji session of a two-' day hearinc. The motion would replace ! Hie tliree - member board with a five member advisory j Kroiip to report to tlie Oregon , Sanitary Authority on fih- ' u)H and mining prohlrms in i the river. t The proposal w ill be pre- '. sented at tlir MUV. Oteijon ! l.onislature. Mrs. Lee Resigns Federal Position Newport, n. 1. - IUPH - For nicr Pnrlliind, Oi'c, tnnyor Dorothy McCullouKh Lee has resigned licr position a chuirnian of the Subversive Activities Control board, the White House said. The announcement was made here where President Kennedy was spending the week end. Mrs. Lee said she was re signing for personal reasons. She announced last June that she planned to teach and en ter private law practice. Portland State College Pros idenl Branford P. Millar ald Mrs. Lee would teach politi cal science this fall at PSC. She has been chairman of the board since January. 11);")7. when she was appoinled by former President Kisenhower. Kennedy asked her to stay on when he took office. The Proptr Dos Of a Coumarin Drug Today, thousands of men are taking a drug of the coumarin type to keep their blood from clotting again In one of the arteries of the heart or the leg or the brain. Statis tics indicate that this treaU m e n t adds much to the Alvarea lengui Ul sue of a man who has had a heart attack. But a number of people now write me to ask, Are there Incident to the taking of an anticoagulant drug? The answer is that so far as I have heard, there rarely are any unpleasant "side reactions." I personally took one of these drugs for four years, and the only trouble I had was that eventually it quit having any effect. Then, a year ago, I had to change to another drug of a similar type. Now this one is failing to have much effect in the old dosage. Several persons have writ ten to say that their doctors gave them such a large dose of the drug that one day they started bleeding from their bowel so freely that they near ly died. I recently read the reports of several physicians who say they have been pre scribing anticoagulants in large doses, and that as a result they have had a num ber of deaths. A friend had serious bleed ing for several reasons: One, his physician did not check first to see what his "pro thrombin time" was before starting treatment; second, he prescribed too large a dose, and then, without arranging for someone to keep checking up on the effect, he went on a vacation. As a result the pa tient nearly bled to death. Advise of Experts Many experts today advise that the dosage be so large as greatly to proplong the prothrombin time, but I dis approve because this results in some deaths. The experts say, "If you don't keep the prothrombin time in the at times fatal range, the patient may get another heart attack." My answer Is that if I must die I'd rather go with a heart attack than with a horrible" bleeding spell. What patients ought to know is that they should nev er keep taking a coumarin type of drug for months with out checking of the prothrom bin time. Handicapped Child I must keep saying here that I feel strongly that when deal ing with a badly handicapped child the kindest thing to do for everyone concerned may be to pace the youngster in a special school where he (or she) will be with children who will accept him, and with whom he can compete. In an ordinary school he feels hurt and unhappy because most of the children reject him and won't play with him. I had to write this column today because last week I re ceived so many letters from mothers of such children who wrote something like this: "My handicapped child takes so much time and care and attention that I am nearly worn out. Worse yet, I have no time left for either my three bright and able children or my kind husband." Other women say, "My daughter of 22 is desperately unhappy because every time she brings an admirer home, and he sees our badly handi capped son, who insists on go ing into the parlor, the man docs not come back. As a re sult my daughter is becoming very resentful at me because I have always insisted on keeping Joe in the home with us." As I must keep saying in this column, although my heart goes out to the mother who feels that she must give all of her time and energy to the child who looks as if he never will be of any use in the world, I feel it is not fair to the bright brothers and sisters. With the money that now is being spent to no clear purpose on the child with a badly injured brain, the bright ones could go to college and become useful and valuable citizens in this world. m A RICHARD VAUGHAU V.AS HAVi&ED EZCAU5E HE CO'JlVWr SPELL ewguwd his Misspelling ow A couuifcRKErr BAWK kOTE LEO , 10 HlS EAjTlOry 5WA1LS THE 5I2E OF .'MALL GRAIUS Of SAW0 exist By The billiows Hr. 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