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10 A TUESDAY. JANUARY 22. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY KVJC KMED ikwin IK8HA Make IKUkl 1580 kc I860 kc "4:00 CBS News ITBA a -m Patrlrk McCoy ITBA 4:30 Sldollfhta !Ale Drier 4 :45 Sporti, McCoy 'Emphasis Newi Shoppor (News IWeather uiul kastm uo rclvd Iron too radio stall. .ns aj.d the Mail Trlbunt assume no responsibility rna .rnt tn tnaka ehaneea aa ara SUDDlled KBOY FH IK.UUV KHVi; !, mi 11300 ko (1350 kc F.Lewis Jr. IWeather INewa IChlldrem Kr. SDOMa Storlea iSwinl Thlnl IHouseoarty IMualc Sporta Comm. INewa INewa News nfuelc-Newa ISwirm Thing INewa 'Sign Olf 'Sign Off IWeather iSlgn Off I canonai ISporU ISwlng Thing 8:00 Lowell Thomai INewi-Harvey INewa 1:19 Patrick McCoy Nlghtlngale ISporU Newi fi'30 Newa Headllnea Newa 8:45 Sporta lHank WeaverlWealher e oo CBS Newa 6:15 Mualc 6:30 Johnnie Linn 8:45 Johnnie Linn 7:00 CBS Newa 7:15 Johnnie Linn 7:30 Obaervatlons 7:4S porta. Muale 8:00 World' TonlghT 8:15 Mualc 8:30 Newa, Muslo 8:45 Sporta, Muaie . 0:00 Local Newa 0:15 Mualc 8 30 Newa, Muiic P :45 Sporta, Mualc 10:00 Newi 10:1a Mualc 10 :30 Newa, Mualc 10:45 Sporta, Mualc 11:00 StgnOff 11:15 11 so lids TNewa. Sporta 'Newa (Emphaila isporia :M Beatty INewa lEdw Morgan IWeather Newa Starllte Slarllte surlile Polka Time IPolka Time INewa Weather Newa Newa Land of Mualc ISporta Land or Mualc newa Land of Mualc IWeather IWeather ICoualn Ty INewa Cousin Ty IWeather Cousin Ty Newa IRelaxatlon Editorial concert Concert IConcert Newe INewa iMdrn. Sounda ISporU IMdrn. Sounda INewa Mdrn. Sounda IWeather Newa Nlghtbeat Nlghlheat INIghtbeat INewa Nlghtbeat Nlehtbeat Nlghlbt-Ncwal Devotion Sign Oft Concert Concert Jazz Scene Jazz Scene News-Jazz Jazz Scene Jazz Scene lAnything 12:00 "Sign Off lAnything ! Any thing Late Show Late Show IT1II 2 a.m. RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY 5:00 8:15 5:30 5:45-. 6:00 CBS Newi 6:15 Montie MorrU 6:30 News, Muilc 6:45 SporU. MorrU 7)0 World Newi 7:15 Montie Morris 7:30 CBS News 7:45 Local Newi ISignOn IFsrm Newi INewBllnei S'n 9" IWeather NewWakeup'Newi Wake Up I Sporta Music - INeWillnei fFtrst Newi IWeather ISignOn Waking Crew I Newi iWaklng Crew ISign On-Wea. INewi lUncla Rick INewa lUncle Rick Wakinc Crew Newi NOW! (Hemingway Weather R V Report iKeg, wewi 8:00 Newa, Weather ILocal Newi 8:15 Montie Morrii INlghtlngala 8:30 Newa. Morris ABC News 8:45 Pet Parade lEmphaMi (Newi sports News (News IWeather (Head lines I Editorial I News ISignon-Newi ISporta iNafl Newi Daily Breaa Muilc IMuslc Bill Stampi Bill Stamps Newi-Sports Newa INewi INewi-Muiic IHdMnes.-Wea. IBHI Stamps III. Peck News Great Sporta (Editorial Bill Stamps (News News-Music (News INewi Weather (inside Books (Job Bulletin IBM Stamps P OO CBS Newi 6:15 Montie Morris 830 Woman'! Wash. 8.45 Sports, Morris 10 :00 Newi, Godfrey 10:15 Godfrey J0:30 Godfrey 10: Lioairey 11:00 CBS News 11:15 Linklettcr It J0 Dear AbbV llj5 Sporti. Morris Brkfat Club INews Brkrit Ctub IShopper Brkfst Club News Brkfst Club IWeather INewi-Stocks IHdlines.-Wea Sound Off Muslcale (Job BulleUn Sound Off tNews'Music News Sound Off IMuilcale I Sporti - Sound Off Muilc INews . (Christ. Muiie 20th C.B Hr. 20th C Jt. Hr." Otd Hymns (Bible IBible I Deliverance I Deliverance IBack to Bible IBack to Bible Local News Listen 1ABC News Emphasis Local News ITello Test ABC Newa ILliten 1 ;30 Woman's World I ABC News 1:45 sports, Morris ampnasis News IMuslcale IHdllncs.-Wea. Bill Stamps Com. News IMuslcale (Bargains 'Bill Stamps News (Mutual News INews INewi Weather I.Mublcale IFashlon IBHI Stampi News IMuslcale IHdlinei.-WeinNews SporU IMuslcale (Uncle Rick Bill Stamps Newi , IMutual News 'News (News Weather IMuslcale lUncle Rick (BUI Stampi ISporti (Noon News IFurm Mkt, IHouseparty (Stock Mkt Trader Horn iMarKeiwewi INews" (Houiteparty (Joy of Living Music (Bargain Bell (MusTf JChurcb News (Music (Headlines (Christ. Mufcic 12.00 CBS News I Ren. News IPuIse News-Music 12:15 Montie Morris Weather (Nightingale I Farm News f Tn HnllvuinnH R V Rfnnrt fPHClfic Power INews-MnxIc 13:45 Weather, Morris 'Paul Harvey (Mkt. Report Sports-Music ICronkite 1:00 CBSNew ILocal News I Ladles Fair IMutual News IWeather 1:15 Montie Morris House Party Com News Music Bohisen Our World (Weather (Mutual Newa I Music 2:00 CBS News (Local News INewi JMuslc 2'l.Mnnti Morris Hear Show Soorti Music 2:30 Woman's World IABC Newi Newi IMutual News 2:45 Sports, McCoy lEmphasli (Weather (Music News ICronkite Weather Bargains News Cronklte 3:00 CBS News I Local Newi INews 3:15 Patrick McCoy IHear (Sports 3:30 Woman's World (ABC News INews 3j4 5 SporU. McCoy Emphasis IWeather "4:00 CBS Newi ILocal News (News 4:15 Patrick McCoy IRoad Show Shopper 4:30 CBS Highlights I A lex Drier INewa 4:45 Sports I Emphasis 'Weather 5:00 Lowell Thomas (News-Harvey INews 5:15 Music (Nightingale ISport News 5:30 News Headline (News 5:45 Sports lHank Weaver IWeather Music IWeather Inside Books Editorial Mutual News INewa M u si c .Sporta INewi (Houaeparty ""Tliouseparty" INews Houseparty (Houseparty INewi (Houseparty News (Newi 6:00 CBS Newa 6:15 Music 6:30 Johnnie Linn 6:45 Johnnie Linn I News-Snorts lEmphasli M. Beatty lEdw. Morgan 7:00 CBS News 7 :1 5 Johnnie Linn 7 :30 Observations 7:45 World Sports 8:00 World Tonight 8:15 Music 8:30 News 8:45 -Sports IF. Lewis Jr. IWeather INewi Sports Stories ISwlng Thing I Houseparty (Sports Comm. (News ;News IMuslc-Ncwi ISwlng Thing INews Sign off IWeather ISign Off l manorial ISporta (Swing Thing INewi I Music Mublc 'Quint. Music (Gospel M utile (Request Pro. jRcqueat Pro. IRequesta IRequitsls IChrist. Music (Quiet Time "(Classic IBItol H"aven (Christ. Music 'G.Clmtiana "Radio Kids IRadlo Kids INews iSlgn Off ( News Snorts (News Weather IWeather Cousin Ty (Newi I Cousin Ty INews-MusIc (Polka Time IDInnerMusio iPolkaTime I Eve Music (News lEvo. Music IWeather News-Music INews Land or Music) Snorts Land of MusiclNews Land ol Music I W eather 9:00 Local News 9:15 Music 8:30 News, Music 9 :45 Sporti, Music INcws-MuslC INews music ihporis MUSC NCWB IMuslc (Weather IWeather 1 Cousin Ty INewa (Relaxation Editorial (Relaxation IConcert (Concert 10:00 Newa 10:15 Music 10:30 News, Music 10:45 Sports, Music 11:00 Sign OK 11:15 11:30 11:43 INewi Nlghtbeat Nightheat I inignineat i (Devotion Sign Off 12.00- IGood News Nlghtheat I Nfahtbeat Ninhtbeat I INewi Concert IConcert Jazz Scene (Jazz Scene INews Jazz Scene Anything Anything (Anything ) Anything Late Show Late Show Till 2.00 a.m. KBOY-AM ' nndlo programa for KBOY-AM 1730 kcl are aimulcaata ot KBOY-FM programa from 7 a.m. to S p.m. dally. . TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log Is printed for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV vlrwe printed as proviaea by the TV stations and accept responsiDimy ior errors or omissions. KBE8 TV (Ch.a) KMKD-TV (Ch. 10) 4 :00 Jane Wyman Focal Point 4:30 Discovery '63 opeye Theater . fl:00 SKy King 5:30 McGmw as a free nubile service rs. Schedule changes are the Mall Tribune cannot IKOT1-TV (Ch. ) 6:00 Weather, News 6:30 Deputy I Manic Ranch ICaplain Gallant lAmcrlcan Bandstand I Discovery '63 "IChapialn, Tech IMcGraw (Weather, News (Combat Weather, Newa INews Summary 7:00 Country Show ICombnt - J7 30 Yng. People Concert ILaramlefc) 8:00 Yng. People Concert ILaramlefc) 8:30 Red Skelton lEmpire(c) Brink leys Journal Combat (Combat (Hawaiian Eye 9:00 Red Skelton .930 Jack Benny 1 o :00 Garry Moore 10:30 Garry Moore 1 1 :00 ABC Newi Final 1 1 :30 lEmDlrcict iDick Powell IDIck Powell IChet Huntley Hawaiian Eye JUntouehablea 'tTntouchablcs ITBA News, Tonite(c) Tnnitc Showict IABC Final Report 12:00 12:30 1:00 ITonltc Show(c) iTonlte Showlc) INewi, Sign Off WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KBE8 TV (Ch.5) 1KMED-TV Ch. 101 'KOTI-TV (Ch. 2) 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 Calendar 9:30 1 Love Lucy 10:00 The McCoys IMorning Visit I IContlncntnl Classroom! J Price Is Rlghtlc) (Concentration 10:30 Pete and Gladys 11 AO Love of Life IFIrst Impresslonfci 1 1 :30 Search (or T'm'row ITrulh. Consequences 12:00 College of" the Air 'Mcrv Grlffln(c) 12 30 As the World Turns IMerv Grifllniu) 1 :00 Password iCollegc of the Air J Queen for a Day 30 -House Party 2:00 To Tell the Truth JL 30- Jane Wyman 3:00 Secret Storm jj:30 Edgeof Night 4 0 Johnnie Linn jl 30 Discovery '63 5 00 Uncle Bill 5 30 Yogi Bear ILoretta Younr Young Dr. Ma lone 'Match Game I Danny Thomas I Jane Wyman 'Yours for a Song (Tennessee Ernie Ford" !A 'he World Turm iFalher Knows Beit I Home Party iQucen for a Day iWhoDoYnu Trustf i Focal Point JPopeye Theatre I Day In Court jSevcn Keys Secret Storm jEdgeof Night B 00 Weather. Newi 630 HllbiHle "7:00 Ozjle and Harriet 730 Wagun Train 8:00 Waaon Train 8 30 Going My Way 9 .00 Going My Way 9 3d Dick Van Dyke Ruff Ac Reddy JOur Gang. Weather INews H.-B. Report SiimBenediet ISnm Benedict 'The Vlrgtnianfcl American Bandstand IDIyovcry 63 Chaplain's Corner Jogl Bear .Weather. Newa 'News Summary 10 00 Naked City 10 30 Naked City 11 00 ABC Ncws rinal U 30-- 12:0 12 30 1:00 IThe Vtrglnlanfcl iThe Viriclntanicl Perry Cnmo icl Pcrry Conio (cl iTtic Kleventh Hour jThe Eleventh Hour INews, Tonlteici JTonlte Showfci ITonlte Showic) Toiilte Shnwicl INews. Sign Off IHnzcl m iWitgt'n Tra In iWaaitn Train 'Going My Way (Jolng My Way JOur Man H.gins Naked City Naked City j ABC Final Report Cily Police Check 76,761 Reports The Medford city police in vestigated 7,698 rases during 1962, clearing 74.7 per cent, according to the department's annual report released by Chief Charles P. Champlin. Thli Is a drop from 8,877 cases investigated in 1061 when 78.5 per cent were clear ed, it was noted. Some 1,241 cases were ma jor offenses Including 205 burglaries, 215 larceny In volving more than $50 and 737 larceny of less than that amount. Of these, 421 cases were cleared for a percentage of 33.9. During the year 41,321 parking violations were Is sued and 1.852 citations for road and driving laws viola- The department also pro vided services for 24,216 mis cellaneous requests during the year. Grand total of all re ports received by the depart ment during 1962 Is 78,761 of which D7.5 per cent were cleared. Heading the list of miscel laneous offenses were drunk enness 583, embezzlement and fraud 398, and disorderly conduct 177. Marine Biology Institute Set Eugene Twenty-five col lege teachers of biological sci ences throughout the United States will be participating in the University of Oregon's summer Institute in marine biology, June 17 to Aug. 10. Financed by the National Science foundation from grant of $35,200, tile sessions will be conducted at the Ore gon Institute of Marine Bi ology at Charleston, Ore. The program consists of a specially designed course en titled "Biology of Marine Or ganism" which covers num erous aspects of marine zo ology and biology. Field trips and lectures by distinguished visitors will also be included in the course. The 25 participants will re ceive stipends of $600 plus travel allowances. Only teach ers of biological sciences in state universities, colleges and junior colleges arc eligible. Preference will be given ap plicants from smaller schools with little or no experience. Dr. Richard W. Castcnholz, professor of biology nt the university, will direct the in stitute. Also on the Institute faculty will be Dr. Harry K. Fritchman, Boise, Idaho, Jun ior college, and Dr. Shirley Sparling, University of Cali fornia at Santa Barbara. Further information and ap plications may be obtained by writing Dr. Castcnholz. NSF Institute In Marine Biology, Department of Biology, Uni versity of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. yf TAUIUI 0i APR. 21 ( i" MAY 21 9-1J-J7-46 At) MAD. 22 A 201 2- g.28-34 55-AO-87-88 v. 0CM1N1 MAY 22 J J JUNE 22 K X i.19.33 S40-J970 CANCM JUNE 23 JULY 23 lPllO-13-20-2 110 ?Al .. 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