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10 A TUESDAY, JANUARY It. 1MJ MEDTORDMAII. TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY hitui late ! at tnm Ik rata tM v. Ik Mall Trtkue ummtt urn ruroulkUttr 1CH U rtM M t He . KJC . IKMED XWIN IK8KA IKBOY TH iKDOV , XRVC leu lie wo c; i.i met ke I13J lie IChlldrn Hr. Ill) ke 4:6ft CBS Newa ITBA : , )Nwe 4:13 Patrick McCoy ITBA , Shoppr 430 Sidellghte lAIM Dftw I (Newa . .. 4 :S Spuria. McCoy lEmphaale IWealher 1:00 Lowell Thomae INewi-Hervejr INewt S:lt Patrick McCoy INUhllniile Sporta Newa 6:30 Newi Headllnee Newa. 1 :45 SporU Hank WeavarlWeathef m-nn rue. Naur. INewa SDorta iNcwi 6:19 Muilc , llmphaila ISport ' 6:30 Johnnie Unn IM Beatty INewa !: Johnnie Linn Itdw Morgan I Weather Too CBS Newa Newa IPolka Tlma 7:19 Johnnie Linn Starlit IPolka Tim 7:30 Obeervatlona Starlit INewa 7:45 Sporta, Mualc surllte IWeather IX8KA I wo kc: . KaleMoacop (Weather INewa ' ISporti Stone f8wlng Thine iHouaeparty ISporta Comm. INewa INewa iMualc.NewalSwIn Thin iNewe ' ISIjn Off IWeather iilfn Off" ',""'"t IMuilc . Newa 'Sim Off Thlnf Weather Coualn Ty gewa ouiln Ty 0 World Tonight Newa INewa 8:16 Mualc Land of MuelclSporte . S30 Newa. Mualc Land of Mualc Newi ' 8:45 Sporta. Mualc Land of Mualc IWeather 8 :00 Local Newa Weather . Coualn Ty Newa (Relaxation fl'IH Muale a:30 Newa. Mualc 0 :43 Sporta, Muilc 10:00 Newa 10:10 Mualc 10:30 Newa, Muilc 10:43 Sporta, Mualc 11:00 Sign Off u:io 11 So Newa INewa Mdrn. Sounda Sport Mdrn. Sounda INewa -Mdrn. Sounda IWeather TNewa Nlfhtbeat Nlfhtbeat INlfhtbcat :00 INewa Nlfhtbeat Nlehtbeat Nlghtb't-Newal "fSIgn Off Devotion Sign Off .editorial concert Concert Concert ' Concert Concert Uasi Scan 'Jaii Scene Newa-Jaxx Jazz Seen Jazz Seen Anything lAnythlng , lAnything Let Show Lata Show . iTim.jn. RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY 8:00 . 5:15 S30 8:45 6:00 CBS Newi 0:19 Monti Morris 6:30 News, Muilc " 6:45 Sporti. Morrli 70 World Newi 7:19 Monti Morris 7:30 CBS News 7 :45 Local News 0:00 News. Weather 0:15 Montis Morris 0:30 Newi, Morris 0j45:Pet Parade 9 ;00 CBS News ' 8:18 Monti Morris 9 JO Woman's Wash. 0 :45 Sporti, Morrls 10:66 News, Godfrey jo:i uoairey 10:30 Godfrey 10:45 Godfrey ISIgn On I Firm News INewsllnes - ' IWeather ' Sign On Tfews-Wakeup'News watt up loporis imuiic First News Hemingway Weather R V Report nag, news Local News NlfhUnf.le ABC News (Emphasis 110 CBS News ' 11:19 Llnkletter , 11 JO Dear Abby llj45 Sports. Morris Brkfst Club Brkfst Club Brkfst Club Brkfst Club Newsline IWesther News Sports news (News IWeather News H Pack Nawa LNawa (Weather IKeadllncs Editorial l " INws g'fno"-rews I Sports Sign On j Waking Crew News I Waking Crew Sim On-Wea. INews unci nick (Waking crew iNei uncie rich Newa News felfl Stamps Newa-Soorts news News Shopper news IWeather Local Newa iLUten ABC News Emphasis News I Com. News weather Local Newi reiioieit ABC Newa Listen Retr. News Weather R V Report 12:00 CBS News . 12:15 Montle Morris 13 30 In Hollywood 13:45 Weather. Morris 'Paul Harvey 1 0 CBS News I Local News 1:15 Montle Morris I House Psrty 1 :30-rWoman's World !ABC News l:l SporU. Morrla Emphasis 3:00 CBS News I Local News 2:15 Montle Morris IHear Show 330 Woman's World lABC News a:45 Sporti, McCoy JEmphaila 3 :00 CBS News I Local News 3:19 Patrick McCoy IHear 3:30 Woman's World (ABC News " ,3:49 Sports. McCoy Itmphails 4:66 CBS News iLocai News 4:19 Patrick McCoy (Road Show - 4:30 CBS Highlights I Alex Drier Prt lEmpnasn 0:00 Lowell xnomas ; 0:19 Music J 0:30 News 0: sport Newi News-Muite iHdlinei.-Wea" IBID Stamps Great Sports iNews-Muilc Inside Books Editorial News jopfluueun (BUI SUmps news B1U SUmps Newi.Stocks ' IHdlinei.-Wes Sound Off 7 musicaie ijod Buueun souna off News-Musle (News Sound Off Musicals (Sports Sound Off INews SporU News Weather Musicals , ' Musicals Mutual Nsws Muilcslc. Hdllnei.-Wea. Bargains 'News t ' Feihlon IHdllnes.-Wea. 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Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV lUtloni and the Mall Tribune cajwot KBES TV (Ch.3) 4:00 Jsne Wyman 4 :30 Discovery '03 5:00 Sky King 6:30 McOraw KM ED-TV Ch.lt) IKOTI-TV (Ch.2) 0:00 Weather, News gatf ucpuiy I Rose Bowl(c) iPopey Theater (Magic Ranch ICaplaln Gallant IWeather. News ICombat American BandsUnd uiacovery B3 Chaplain, Tech Mcoraw 7. -00 Country Show ICombat m7:30 Vng. People Concert ILaramle(c) 8:00 Yna PeopleConcertLaramie(cP 0.30 Red Skelton , IEmplr(c) ar-uu nvn Bueiion 9 JO Jack Benny 16:00 Garry Moore 10:301 Garry Moore TTob ABC News rinal 11:30 Weather. Newa 'News Summary IBrlnkley Journal ICombat lEmolrero I Dick PoweU ICombat J Hawaiian Eya Hawaiian Eye lunioucnaoies Dick Powell Chet Huntley 12.00 13:30 1:00 News. Tonl teTcT" t To nit Show(c) ITTntouchables . ITBA IABC Final Report. jTonlt Show(c) iTonlt Show(c) INews. Sign Off WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KBES TV Ch. 5) S 00 Captain Kangaroo fl:30 Captain Kangaroo 010 Calendar 9:30 1 Love Lucy IKMED-TV ia.HI . IConllnental Claairoom 1 Price la RlghKc) IConcentratlon i 10:00 The McCnv. 10:30 Pete and Cladya 11:00 Love or Ule irir.t Imprea.lonlcl 1 1 :30 Search tor T'm'rew ITTuth, Conaequencea 1J:00 College of the Air IMerv Orllflnlcl 13:30 Aa the World Turna IMerv Grllllnicl 1 :00 Paaaword 1;30 Hou.e Party 3 00 To Tell the Truth 8:30 Jane Wyman 3:00 Secret Storm S:30 Edge ol Night 4-00 Johnnie Linn i :30 Dtacovery '63 )im Uncle BUI a 30 Yogi Bear 8 on Wrath.r. Newa a 30 Hlllbllllea ILoretta Young iMatrh Game IDanny Thomai KOTI-TV (Ch.2) College of the Air Queen for a Day Jane Wyman Voura for a Song Tenneeaee Ernie Ford Aa the World Tumi Father k'nowa'Beat Mouae Party lOueen for a Day IWho Do You TTUltt irocal Point iPopcye Theatre IDay In Court ISeven Keya ISecret'storm 'Edge of Night 7 :00 Ozzle and Harriet 7 30 Wagon Train B:00 Wa(on Train 1:30 Colng My Wiy "AO Going MvWav 30 Pica, Van Dylie 10:00 Naked City 10 :30 Naked City 1 1 66 ABC Newa Final Tlj30 n on 13:30 "TSor Rull & Heddv JOur Gang, Wealher INewa SamBenedlcl ISam Benedict The Vlrglnlanlc) !The Vlrelnlanll JThe Vlrglnlanlc) Amerlcen Bandatand uiicovery, 03 "TChapialn'e Comer l Yogi Bear IWeather. Newa INewa Summary IBoh Hum JBob Hope ifhe Eleventh Hour" IThe Eleventh Hour iNewi. Tonlte'ici 'Tonlle Show(c) tnnlte Shnw(c) ITonlte Showic) lllaiel iwagon Train IWaaon Train 'Coin. My War Oolna Mv Wav JfJur Man Hlgglna I Naked City" naaed Llty IABC rinal Report Meredith Could Be Approaching End policemen who constantly tnd gu.rrj Bl hl, dormitory. Meredith paid little atten tion to the damage and went directly Into the dormitory where he spent moat of the aiternoon studying. REJECTS LOAN OrTEn Dej Molnea, Iowa -JVTC- The "muiive council reject. muiiuay ane loan of two oxygen units to revive lf.,. latorg winded after long speeches. Oxford, Miss. - (WD - Today marked what could be the be' (Inning of the end for NrRro James Meredith at the Unl' verslty of Mississippi. This Is the week for final examinations, and if the 39- year-old Air Force veteran is having as much trouble with his itudlea as suspected he will be lucky to slide by. Meredith took only a few hours out from his studies during tha week end to visit his wife, but when he re turned to the campus from Memphis he came face-to-face with another problem: some-! one had slashed one of the tires on his car and snapped off the aerial on his car radio. The vandalism took place only 30 feet from the military AWARD FOR KENNEDY New York . (II'D . Pru.M.nl Kennedy will receive the 1883 American Legacy award of the Anti-Defamation league of B'nal B'rlth. Family Survival Course Scheduled A civil defense adult educa tion course on Individual and family survival will start Wednesday, January 23. at Medford High school. The Wednesday session will be Instructed by Marvin Trautman. The following . Thursday, Jan. 24, another class will be Instructed by Raymond Graves at Hedrick Junior High school. Both classes will convene at 7 p.m. and continue until 10 p.m., meeting each week for four weeks: Persons planning to take the courses are urged to regis ter at the first class meeting. Topics to be covered In clude the need for civil de fense: local, state and national plans for survival and effects of nuclear weapons, during the first half of the course. During the second half, the topics are protective measures against conventional, biologi cal and chemical warfare; personal protective measures against disaster, and Individ ual and family planning for survival. Educators To Attend Group's Conference Several Oregon educators are expected to attend the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Winter conference Jan. 18 and 19 In Gearhart, Ore. ' Keynote speaker will be Dr. Marie Hughes, professor of education at the University of Utah. Dr. Hughes has written several articles for profession al Journals. Dr. Hughes will speak at the Jan. 18 dinner at 6:30 p.m. I on "Productivity Through Classroom Interaction," and j again at the concluding noon 1 luncheon Saturday. : William Engebretsen, Port-1 land, principal of Mill Park school, association president, 1 will preside at the sessions. I WALT'S "..V10 "OWett She In S. Or" 1)00 J. St M. 77M7 iarvlng Megterd and Vltlnltr Call Mraday Thr Thunder I A.M. r 4 P.M. rHi I A.M. f 4 r.M. Medford Police Check H9Major Crimes in Month Some 119 major crimes, in cluding 21 thefts involving more than $50, were investi gated by Medford city police during December, according to the monthly report released recently by Police Chief Charles P. Champlin. . Major crimes included nine cases of burglary, six of auto theft and 80 thefts of amounts less than $50, according to the report. Of the number check ed, 49 were closed, for a 41.2 percentage, this compares with a closure of 27 per cent In December, 1961, and 25.8 per , cent during December 1960, the report revealed. Arrests for drunkeness dur ing the month showed a pro nounced rise. Sixty-two cases were reported last month. compared with 38 during the same month In 1961, and 49 during December, 1960. Traffic Violations Officers issued 193 citations for traffic violations during last month, also a marked in crease over the two previous Decembers. In December, 1961, some 136 citations were issued, and a total of 139 were written to violators in Decem ber 1960, the report showed. Some 48 persons were in jured in 92 vehicle accidents within the city limits during last month. There were no fa talities. A total of 75 vehicle accidents, with 13 injuries. were reported during Decem ber 1961. The most freauent traffic citation to motorists was for violation of basic rule. 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