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MONDAY JANUARY 28, 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
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KYJC
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6 30 Johnnie Linn
6:45 Johnnie Linn
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7 30 CBS News lR V Report
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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
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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
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1 1 :30
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TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS
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R 30 Captain Kangaroo
9 noCalendar
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11 00 Love of Life. News
1 1 '30 Search. Light
12 OOCollege of the Air
12 30 An the World Turns
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2 no To Tell the Truth
2 30 Jane Wymnn. NfWi
3 00 Secret Storm
330 Edge of Night
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5 30 McGraw
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30 The Deputy
7 on Countrv Show
7 30 Mamhal Dillon
H m Lloyd Bridges
8 30 Red Skelton
"9 00 Red Skellon
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11 00 ABC News Final
11 30
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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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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..
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