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12 A MONDAY JANUARY 28, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S M 0 N D A Y KYJC 1230 ke KMED H40ke Local News Road Show Alex Drier Em ph as it KWIN I5HQ ItC INewi Shopper INewi (Weather 4:00 CBS Newi 415 Pat Me Coy 4 :30 Sidelight! 4:43 Sports 5 :00 Lowell Thomu N'ewi. HnrvevlNewi 3:15 Music iNightlngaJ Sport Newi S:30 News Nvi INewi 5 45 Sports IHank Weaver iWeather Pro crams listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune itiumei no responsibility except to make changes as are supplied. KSHA (KBOY FM IKDOV KRVC I8t0 kc j9S.Jmc 11300 ke kc Fulton Lewis Weather iNews ,Children'i Hr Sports Stories (Swing Thing Houseparty Children's Hr Sports Comm. 'News News INews Music-News 'Swing Thing iNews Sign CM iWorld Weather I Tod ay lEditonal iNews-Stories ISporU iSijfn Off ISwing Thing Weather (Sign Off 6:00 CBS News 6:15 Music 6 30 Johnnie Linn 6:45 Johnnie Linn 7:00 CBS News 7:15 Johnnie Linn 7 :30 Observations J5 World SporU 8 00 World Tonight 8:15 Music 8:30 News, Music 8:45 Sports, Music 9:00 Locaf Newa 0:15 Music 0:30 News, Music 9:45 Sports, Mustc f0:00 News 10:15 Music 10:30 News. Music 10:45 -Sports. Music ir-00 Sign ott 11:15 11 :30 11:45 12 :00 Nwa. -Harmon INews Empnasls ISporta World News (News Edw Morgan j Weather News. Music I Polka Time Starlite IPolka Time Starlite News IStarlite iWeather INews, Music News Land of Music Sports Land of Music INews jLand ol Music IWeather iMdrn Sounds INews Mdrn Sounds IS ports Mrirn Sounds News M dr nSou ndaj Wea ther ""INews inevotlon INightbeat Sign Off NiKhtheat INightbeat I INews INightheat NiKhtbat Nbeat-Newi TSigh Off J Icousin Ty )Wealher Cousln Ty IWeather Cousin Ty News lRelaxatlon lEditoriaf Itelaxatlon Concert Concert (Concert Concert IJazz Scene jjazz Sctme News-Jazz J Hit Scene Anything goes! Anytning goes1 lAnything goe: AnytiiinK Kes Late Show I (Late Show lUntil 2 a.m. I University To Expand Summer Session in 1963 RADIO PROGRAM S T U E S D A Y 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 ISlgn On Signon-News irarm news Ncwshnes Weathtr INews I Sports News IWeather iNews I Sports News INews IWeather (News INews Weathcr "News Shopper News IWeather News Com. Newi News Weather News ISporta News 6:00 CBS News News 6:15 Montie Morris iWake Up 6-30 News. Morris IWake Up 6:43 Sports, Morris lFirstNews "7:00 News RoundupiHemingway 7:15 Montie Morris iWeather 7 30 CBS News lR V Report 7:43 Local News Weather 8;00 News, weather 'Local Newi 8:15 Montie Morrla 'Nightingale 8:30 News. Morris 'ABC News J:45 Pet Parade lEmphasil 9:00 CBS News INews 9:15 Montie Morris IBrkfst Club 9:30 Woman's Wash. IBrkfst Club 9:45 Sports, Morris IBrkfst Club 10:00 News, Godfrey News-Swap 10:15 Arth. Godfrey (Listen 10:30 Arth. Godfrey ABC News 10:45 Arth. Godfrey I Emphasis iFflO CBS News Lcl News 11:15 Linklettcr IJ. Linkletter 1 1 :30 Dear Abbv IABC News 11:45 Sports, Morris Jiynphasis iweatner 12 00 CBS News "iReg-Nat Nws IPulse 12:15 Montie Morrii Wx-Mkts-Spts Nightingale 12 30 In Hollywood IR.V. News INewslines 12:45 Weather.Morrla Paul Harvey Weather 1:00 CBS News INews iLadiesFair 1:15 Montie Morris .Hear Com News 1:30 Woman's World ABC News IChnR. World 1:45 Sports, Morrii lEmph-Hear IWeather 2 00 CBS News 'Local News INews 2:15 Montie Morris Hear ISpona 2:30 Woman's WorldlABC News News 2:45 Sports, Mc Coy Emph-Hear Weather 3 flO-CBS News l Local News INews 3:15 Pat McCoy lllear ISporU 3:30 Woman's World ABC News INews 3:45 Sports. Mc Coy Emphasia Weather "4:00 CBS News Local News INews 4:15 Pat Mc Coy Road Show Shopper 4:30 Sidelights iRoad Show INews 4:45 Sports, McoyJ Emphasis iWeatner 5:00 Lowell Thomas 'News-Harvey INews 5:15 Pat Mc Coy Nightingale ISport News 5:30 News (Headline NwslNcws 5:45 Music Weaver-Spts. iWeather INws.-HnrmontNews lEmnhaNis Sports im. iseaiiy incwi iSign On Waking Crew News IWaking Crew INews uncje kick iHdlines. Wea. JStgn on -Farm Editorial iNews-Sports iNews (Musicale !Sports INews-Muslc IHeadlines Sign On-Wea. INews iNews Uncle Rick IWaking Crew 'Daily Bread INewi. t-nnsv i'""'" (News IWeather IBIH Stamps IChrist Music IBill Stamps iNews INews Christ Music News-SportsIChrist . Music iBI!) Stamps 20th C.R Hr (Bill Stamps 'Old Hymns News iBible Institute IBill Stamps iBiblelnslitute Sound Off Deliverance Sound Off Deliverance Sound Off Back to Bible Sound Off 'Back to Bible IMuiicale IHdlines, Wea. IBill Stamps IJoy of Living IMusicale inargains iwiu stamps ilmm iV"?" Mutual Newi INews INews Bargain BeU iMusicale IFashion IBill Stamps IMusic News H. Peck News IGreat Sports I Editorial NewS'Muslc jjnslde Books INews-Stock IMusicale INews-Muslc IMusicale News iJobBulletln Headlines " iJob Bulletin INews Sports Musicale IHdlines. Wea. IMusicale Uncle Rick IBill Stamps Mutual Newi News News Musicale Uncle Rick IBill StBmps ISporta INoonNews Farm MKt, liousepariy IStOCK ftlKL iCnurcb News Music (Headlines IChrist. Music News-Music Farm Report News-Music Sports-Music ICronkite IMinic IWeather Music IBohlsen Mutual News jNews IMuiic iCronkite IWeather Bargains Music Music IMutual News News IMuslc ISports IMusic 'Weather llnstde Books lEditorial I Houseparty IMutual News 'News INews (Kaleidoscope ISwing Thing i Houseparty IFuIton Lewis iWeather iNews ISports Stories ISwing Thing IHouseparty ISnorls Comm. INews INews I Music-News ISwing Thing News Tsign Off News IPastor Goins Trarier Horn IMusic Market News IChrist. Music "News Gospel Music IHouseparty Gospel Music INews Reques'. Prog. IHouseparty iRcquest Prog. "INews Your Request Houseparty imur Kequesi (News IChrist. Music IHouseparty Quiet Time News 6:00 CBS News 6:15 Music 6 30 Johnnie Linn 6:45 Johnnie Linn 7:00 CBS News 7:15 Johnnie Linn 7 .30 Observr.tions 7:45World Sports 8:00 World Tonight 'News, Music INews 8:15 Music ILand of Music ISports 8 30 News, Music ILand of Music INews 8:45 Sports, Music ILand of Music I Weather 0:00. World IToday News-ssporis Sign off I Edw. Morgan! IWeather INews IPolka Time IStarlite IPolka Time IStarlite News IStarlite IWeather ISwing Thing IWeather Editorial Sports 'Swing Thing I Classics iBit of Heaven INews-Muslc G. Christians 'Children's Hr. IChildren's Hr 'News ISign Off -Local New 9:15 Music 9:30 News, Music 0 :45 Sports, Music 10:00 News 10:15 Music 10:30 News, Music 10:45 Sports, Music jTVnoStgn off 11:15 1 1 :30 ljk 4 5 12:00 INews INews Mdrn. Sounds ISporU Mdrn Sounds (News Mdrn. Sounds (Weather IMdrn. Sounds l Devotion INightbeat Sign Off Nightheat INightbeat I INews (NiKhthent Nightheat INightbeat "NewsSignOff I IWeather I Cousin Ty INews JCousin Ty IWeather Cousin Ty INews (Relaxation Editorial Relaxation Concert Concert Concert Concert 'Jazz Scene Jazz Scene INews-Jazz he cue Anything ItOCH Anything goc: Anything Late Show Late Show lUntii 2 a.m. F KBOY-AM Radio programs for KBOY-AM (730 kc) are simulcasts of KBOY-FM programs from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. T MONDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log Is printed as a free public service for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided hy the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KHKS-TV (Ch. 5) IKMK1I-TV (Ch- 10) IKOTI-f V (ill. 2) 4 oo Johnnie Linn 4 :30 Discovery '63 5:00 AlvlVShow 5.30 Itln Tin Tin "Von Weather, News jj;30 Mcllnle's Navj; 7:00 Mv Thrre Son I 30 Dnkotas "8 00 Dakotns 8:30 Lucille Hall "ft 00 Danny Thomas 9:3"-Andy Griffith 10 00 77 Sunset Strip 10.3077 Sunset Strip I I :"nn ABC News Final 1 1 :30 iocal Point Popeye Theatre King Leonardo Our Gong, Weather I American Bandstand jniscnvery 3, News IChaplaln Workshop I Dennis the Menace Newsreel-H.-B. Report'TV Weather !Our Man Hlggins INeuit Summary IMlster Ed Valiant Years JVa MaiVs World (li s A Man's World ISninls and Sinners iSninlA and Sinners Sid Cacriar jThe Da kolas ITbe Dakotas Ri(leman IStoney Burke ISloney Burke Ben Casey JBen Casey INews. Tonlte (c) lTnnite Showjcj iTonite Showicl iTonile Showicl INews. Sign Off IBen Casey J Ben Casey IABC Final Report TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KMED-TV (t'h.UM KOT1-TV (fh. 2 K II KS TV (fh. 5) 8 no Captain Knngiiroo R 30 Captain Kangaroo 9 noCalendar !) 30 I Love Lucy "inlin The McCoys 10 30 Pete Ac ;tadys 11 00 Love of Life. News 1 1 '30 Search. Light 12 OOCollege of the Air 12 30 An the World Turns j oo Password 1 30 House Party 2 no To Tell the Truth 2 30 Jane Wymnn. NfWi 3 00 Secret Storm 330 Edge of Night 4 no Johnnie Linn 4:30 Discovery 't3 . Ne ws "5 oo Skv King 5 30 McGraw "ft no Weather. News 30 The Deputy 7 on Countrv Show 7 30 Mamhal Dillon H m Lloyd Bridges 8 30 Red Skelton "9 00 Red Skellon n 30 Jack Hrnny "id no Garrv Mnore 10 30 GHrry Moore 11 00 ABC News Final 11 30 '12-00 12 30 'Morning Visit Conlini-ntAl Classr'm "Price Is Rigbtic) 'Concentration "First lmpreslon(c ITrutb. Consequences Mcrv Griflinici 'Griffin ici. Nrwi il.oretta Young lYoung Dr. Mnlone iMatch Game. News Make Rm. for Daddy "iQueen For a Day 'Who Do You Trust? " Focal Point. News 'Popeye Theatre I.ooney Tunes lOur Gang. Weather "iNrwsreel. H-B Rept. 'Combat Combnt 'l.arnmielcl i.arnmieU") lEmplreici Eninlreic) J Dick PowpII 'Dick Powell iChet Huntley ""News, Tonlte (C Tonlte Show u Tonlte Showicl 'Tonlte Showicl "News. Sign Off College of the Air Queen for a Dny IJane Wyman lYnurs for a Song Tennessee Ernie Ford 'As the World Turns iFathcr Knows Best 'House Party 'Day In Court 'Seven Keys Envoy to Russia Returning to U. S. Moscow - (UPD - U.S. Ambas sador Foy D. Kohler flew off for Washington today to re port to President Kennedy on his first four months in Amer ica's most sensitive diplomat ic post. There was speculation he was carrying a message from Premier Nikita S. Khrush chev on the nuclear test ban question and other cold war issues. Kohler met for a half-hour Sunday with l'l reign Minister Andrei Gromyko. There was no information on the sub stance of their talk but Koh ler previously had told Gro myko he would deliver any message the Kremlin might want to send directly to Washington. Eugene The University of Oregon's 11-week summer session will be expanded this year to include upper divis ion courses, according to Dr. Paul B. Jacobson. dean of the school of education and di rector of the summer sessions. The regular 8-week sum mer session will be held from June 17 to Aug. 9, with the 11-week session extending on until Aug. 30 with an antic ipated combined enrollment of about 4,000 students. The 11-week session was held for the first time last year. The 1963 11-week session will offer 114 sections, in cluding 81 lower division courses and 33 upper division courses. Last year's session of fered 40 sections, all of them in the lower division. Both lower and upper di- Development Fund At U of 0 Reached Eugene The University of Oregon Development Fund exceeded its goal for 1962 by raising $105,661 for scholar ships, increased faculty bene fits, and other university pro grams, University President Arthur S. Flemming has an nounced. A year ago the di rectors of the Fund set a goal of $100,000 for the year. "The reaching and exceed ing of this goal set for 1962 is a significant development in the life of the University of Oregon," Flemming said. "It shows that as the university plans for the future it can count on substantial support for important aspects of its programs from its alumni, business friends, and others interested in the future of higher education." The $105,661 compares to $70,620 raised by the Fund during 1961, an increase of 49.6 per cent. Education Message Slated Tuesday Washington - (UPD - Presi dent Kennedy's education message to Congress Tuesday is expected to call for school aid costing more than $6 bil lion over the next three to five years. Indications are that the President's program will con tain the same old issues in a new wrapping. He is likely to urge passage of a single bill to aid education from grade school through gradu ate school. This plan would set up two big new federal school aid plans and continue several ex isting programs. The lawmak ers probably will kill one or both of the new school aid requests and extend the old programs Just as they did in the last Congress. Kennedy's supporters be lieve they have the votes to over - ride charges by oppo nents that the program costs to much or would lead to fed eral control of education. vision courses will be offered in economics, English, geog raphy, history, mathematics, physics, and sociology. in a(j. dition, lower division courses will be given in architecture and allied arts, biology, for eign languages, political science, physical education, and music. The school of business ad ministration will operate en tirely on an 11-week basis during the 1963 summer ses sions, according to Dr. Rich aid W. Lindholm, dean of the school. Courses will be offered by the business administration's departments of business edu cation and secretarial science, accounting and business sta tistics, finance and business economics, and marketing and industrial management. 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JJU H 23 7A 25 26 27 E io 41 S "" iT 47 ' IT 49 -W 111 34 TO 54 36 37 it 3T 1 'jUL uLi Distr. by United future Syndicate, Inc. Q We can't think of any better way to impress out-of-towners than by driving them past the Manor and saying, with obvious bursting pride, "That's our County's juvenile detention home Little Daisy M iSrcrrt Storm 'Kl8C of NijcM 'Amrrtmn Hnnristnnrt iniirovrry R3. Nrwi iChnplntn, Workshop Mt-draw !TV Vrtherman ILoral New Sxunmary Urlnklry's Journal 'Combat IComliat 'llHwaiian Eve llawalisn T.ye H'ntoucha'ilos U'titmicha'ilrs HAH t'loM-up AUC News Final t General Motors Has Record Sales Detroit - ATP - General Mo tors Corp. announcer! today record 1902 sales of $H.tl bil lion nnd earnings of $1,451) billion. It was the most money ever made by an American mnnufacturitiK firm. GM chairman Frederic G Donner and president John F. Gordon released the prelimi nary year end figures. The final 1IIH3 financial statement will be released net month. The preliminary report showed the world's lamest manufacturer set new records In virtually every area -sales earnings, dividends, payroll and car and truck deliveries I.a.-t year's sales of $14 billion compared with $11 4 billion in mill nnd bloke the liltin record of $12.7 billion. Net income of $1,459 billion topped mill's $H93 million and broke the old record of $1 IS!) billion set In 195.1. Earnings on common stock amounted to $5.10 per share in 19(12. compared to $;M 1 in 19111 nnd topping the old rec ord of $4 30 per share In 1955. Record dividends of $3 per share were paid to stockhold ers. Hie old record was S2 50 last year. FOUND INNOCENT" Klamath Kails VP! - Miss Zelma Ochiho, 41. Klamath I Falls, was found innocent of a first degree murder charge I by a Circuit court jury here j Friday.. WALTS TV & RADIO SERVICE "Oldcit Shop in So. Oregon" 2300 So. Stioe Rd. 772-2269 Serving Medtord end Vicinity Cells Mondey Thru Thursdey 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Itfi if . 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