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10 A TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY rruruu UiUf kelow are received Irora tin r.dlo sttUuns u.d ue Mill Tribune issumef no responsloUltj r except to nisko chentei s ere supplied IKMED IKWIN KSHA KBOY FM KDOV KHVl. I140c ' H0 kc IB60 kc 185.3 mc 11300 ke 11350 kc IMusic INews Sign OH m jc 1210 ko 4:00 CBS Newi ITBA 4:15 Patrick McCoy ITBA 4:30 Sidelight! I Alex Drier 4:45 bporu, Mcwyitmpnu INewi (Shopper (News IWeatner Tjui r..,.ii ThAmH ! vur-Hiirvev Newi s!l5 Patrick McCoy INIghtlnjsle ISports Newi 5:30 Newi Heedllnes 5f,cw 5:45 Sports utanK weaver wmuici 6:00 CBS Newi 6:15 Music 6:30 Johnnie Linn 6 :4S Johnnie Linn "7.00 CBS Newi 7:15 Johnnie Linn 7 :30 Observations 7:45 Sporti, Music INewi SDorta INews lEmpham ISporU M Beatly INewi lEdw Morgan IWeather INewi IStarllte ISUrllte IStarllte TF. Lewi! Jr. IWeather INewi ISporU Storlei Swing Thing iHouieparty ISporU Comm. 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Uncle Rick INews lUnclc RlcK INews iNat'i wews IWakingCrew iDaily Bread News Mus c News IMusic 8:15 Montie Morris 8:30 News, M orris 8:45 Pet Parade "fl 00 CBS News Q:5 Montie Morris 9:30 Woman's Wash, 0:45 Sports, Morris 10:00 News, Godfrey" 10:15 Godfrey 10:30 Godfrey I o :45 God f rey 31:00 CBS News 11:15 Linkletter 11:30 Dear Abby 1 1 :45 Sporti, Morris 12:00 CBS News Nightingale ABC News Emphasis (Headlines I Editorial INews Sign on-News Sporte Hill Stamps IB1I1 Stamps INews-Sports INews Brkfut Club Brkfut Ciun Brkfst Club Brkfst Club Local News Listen 1ABC News Emphasis News INews-Music iHdlincs -Wea. IBill Stamps H. Peck News (Great SporU lEditorlal IBI11 Stamps News INews-Music News News fweather llnslde B ooks (Job Bulletin I B ill S la m ps INews INews-Stocks IMdlineB.-Wca. Sound Off Ishopper iMusicale Uob Bulletin Sound Off News INews-Music INews Sound Off IWeather IMusicale (Sports Sound Off IMusicale IHdlines.-Wea. 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News n-?n News Land of MuslclNews 8:45 Sports lLand ot Music IWeather 0 00 Local News INews-Music Wcwb 9:15 Music IMusic (SporU V IV Weather ICousin Ty INewa ICousin Ty Housenarty Sign Off 1 IWeather ICousin Ty INews iRclaxatton 9 30 News, Music 0:45 Sports, Music 10 00 News 3015 Music 10:30 News. Music 10:45 Sports, Music IMusic IMusic IKditortnl I Relaxation Concert Concert News Weather INews Ntehthent Nightbeat (Nightbeat Devotion Sign OU TOood News fNfffhtbeat tN.jrhlheat (Nightbeat TNewi Concert Concert Jazz Scene Uuzz Scene .News Jan. Scene Anything Anything (Anything Anything Late Show Late Show KBOY-ArA Ttartlo programs for KBOY-AM (130 ltd are simulcast, of KBOY-FM programs from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally. IT1II 3.D0 a.m. T TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log Is printed as free public service for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or emissions. KMKS TV (Ch.5) 4:00 Jane Wyman 4 :30 Discovery '63 "5:00 Sky King 5:30 McGraw KMi:i)-TV ( Ch. 10) Channel 10 Theatre (Movie-Cartoons 6:00 Weather, News 6 30 ueputy IWIIdllfeFilm . ILauroJjind Hardy IWeather, News (Combat IKOTI-TV (Ch. 2) lAmerican Bandstand l Discovery '63 fciianlain, tech IMvGruw 7:00 Country Show J:30 Marshal Dlllon 8:00 Lloyd Bridges 8:30 Red Skelton 0:00 Red Skelton 0:30 Jack Benny (Combat JLaran.lcfc ILaramie(c) lEinplre(c) IWeather, News I News Summary j Brink ley's journal IComhnt ICombnt lllawaiian Eye 10:00 Gnrry Moore 10:30 Garry Moore 1 1 00 ABC News Final 1 1 30 1200 12:30 1 .00 lEmplrc(c) I Dick Powell IChct Huntley INews. Tonlte(c) ITonitc Show(c) ITonitc Show(c) iTonito Showlcl INews. Sign Off (Hawaiian Eye llJntouchahlcs lllntouchablcs lClOHC-lip IABC Final Report WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KOTI-TV (Ch. Jl KHK? TV (lh. 5) 8 00 Captain Kangaroo B:30 Captain Kangaroo :06 Calendar 9:301 Love Lucj; To:00The MrCnvn 10:30 pete and Gladys 11 .00 Love of Lire U :3t) Search tor T'm'row 12 fMU-College of the Air 12:30 As the World Turns :00 PafcRwnrd J 30 House Party 2 00 TuTcll'thtt Truth 2.30 Jane Wyman 3 00 Secret Storm 'KML1I-TV (Ch. 10 tFocnl Point I ICunlinenltil Clwssrooml i Prim 1- RiKht(L') 'ConcentiHiion !Flrst linprcssiontct (Truth. Contspqucnccs lMcrv" GrlfftiKd IMcrv Grtftlntc. l.oretta Young JYoung Dr. Miilone tMiiK'h Giiine' IDnnny Thomas !C.llrgc of the Atr tQueen for a Day Unite Wyman IVours for a Song ITunncssoe Ernie Ford 'As the World Turns iFathcr Knows Best UlniiMc Piirty 3 30 Edge of Night 4 00 Johnnie Linn 4 30 Uifccovcry JU3 "5 00 Uncle Bill 3 ;i YtKl Hear 0 on Weather, News J! SO Hillbillies ""7 no Oiilr and Harriet 7 30 Wagon Trmn 8-P0 Wagnn Trjitn JJ 30 Going My Way y Going My Way 9 30 Dick 'un Dyke "l0 00 Naked City 10 30 Naked City 1 1 V10 ABC News Final 1 .30 12 6(1 1 2 3U 1:00 lOuccn f"r a Day JChsnnel l0Thoatrc IChannl lO Theatre iMtiv le-Car tttmis iRuff 8t Reddv 'O'.ir Guns, Weather INcwk H.-B Report iSttin Henedul IKmih Ttin(tii.'t Pygmalion to. 'Pvsmalion lei !PyHmallon tel Perry Como (cl J Perry Como (c iTho Kiev "nth Hour The Eleventh Hmir ;Ncws, Tonttf ici :Tmiie .showic) 'Tonlte Showict News. Sign Off IDiiy In Court (Seven Keys iSt-fiel Storm JEdm' of Nlpht 'Aniericfin Hnndttmid irnscovery "ti3 ;ChApijin-s Corner 'Yoei Hear W, rtthrr. News 'News Summitry 'Whiioh Trnln AY k on Tram Gnintf My Wfty Goiiib My Way -Our Mnti HljiK'" " NHkedCitv Nuked City jAUC Final Report i Grange News L1t Oak Grangt Live Oak Grange met re cently with Master Harold Van Hoy presiding and 35 members, including all offi cers. Dresent. New members John and Lily Whitson and Mabelle and Bill Green were obligated in the first and second degrees with Past Master Raymond Frantr giving the obligation. Committee reports were given. Agriculture Chairman Raymond Frantz spoke on the effect of the cold weather on the price of hay. Lloyd Beebe reported on the legislature, noting that several things were being considered. Cassie Golding, speaking for the HEC, called attention to an antique clock displayed by Mrs. Bradley, and a hand carved glove box from the Philllpines on display by Hul da Skevington. Marge Dunham spoke about the necessity of mulching roses and other plants during the long cold spell. After considerable discus sion, a committee was appoint ed to draw a resolution to send to the game commission relative to the closing of the doe season. Committee mem bers were H. Van Hoy, O. Thompson, L. Beebe, and Glen Hutchinson. Dwayn Hutchinson of De troit, Mich, who is visiting at the home of his brother, Glen, was a visitor. He spoke of the sixth and seventh degree work, having taken the sev enth degree some years ago. He is an officer in his own Grange and the Pomona Graange of his county. The lecturer's program was skit about income tax re turns. Hostesses for the eve ning were Irene Odle and Ruth Beebe. 10 Tugboats Free Grounded Carrier Alameda, Calif. - ft'PD - An armada of 10 heaving, strain ing tugboats pulled into deep water Saturday night the gig antic aircraft carrier Coral Sea which grounded while re turning to Alameda Naval Air station from training opera tions. The Navy waited until 6 p.m. PST, two hours prior to high tide, before ordering the towing job to proceed. An hour later the 63,000-ton car rier floated free. N400-0-OS and MUSINGS Strange As It Seems elsie hix Buster Crabbe just missed getting the Oscar last year for his great picture, "I was a teen-age senior citizen." He just missed it by about 30 years to be exact. Persons Trampled To Death Sunday Granadilla, Canary Islands - (UPU - Twenty-three persons were trampled to death and more than 100 injured Sun day when a crowd of farm men and women stampeded from a building they thought was collapsing. Eighteen of the dead were women. Most of the victims were crushed in a tremendous jam of writhing human beings trying to get out the mam door. "It looked like a snake pit," said Francisco Delgado Mar tin, a city policeman who was on duty in the building. The building was un old wooden structure that once had served as a monastery. The crowd lHd come in from surrounding farms to get na tional identity cards. More than 200 persons were Jammed into the structure when il gave a sudden creak and InrRc cracks appeared in the walls. Recent rains had weakened the foundation. Servicemen News ABOARD KITTY HAWK Chief Machinist's Mate John R. Hart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Hoffman, 305 'i Charlotte Ann rd., and Aviation Ordnanceman Third Class Jackie R. Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer B. Young, 371 O'Gara st., both of Medford, are serving aboard the attack aircraft car rier USS Kitty Hawk, which spent New Year's Day in the Philippines. The carrier was in Subic Bay, the American naval edi tor of the South China Sea. The Kitty Hawk is operating in the Far East as part of the Seventh Fleet's carrier strik ing force. HISKERS WRE Tried as filamemts fOZ ZV$0H'6 1V1CAU DESCENT electric light; THgy WERE PULLED Of THE T2LESRAPH OPERATOR WHOSE CHILD ED15OU..HA0 RE5CUED YEAK5 ' ' MAUV JUMPS VWII I IT TAKE A FROG TO REACH THE TOP Of A 30-FOOf WELL, IP HE i)UWP5 UP 3 FEET" AUD 5WDE5 BACK 2 FEET ACH TIME? 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RECEIVES hi.W JET Tampa, Fla. -HiPIt- The Air Force acivptod delivery Moll day of its first K4C super sonic, iill-weallu'r, jet figVitrr bomlu'r. The two-seat aircraft, which has a 2.000-milc range, can reach speeds III excess of 1.H00 miles per huur and climb to ioti.000 foot. Nicaragua Voting Indicates Landslide Managua, Nicaraxua - ilTt -Mounting roturns from Sun dav's presidcr.lial elect ir.n !r. dieatrd a landslide vletory to day for Henc Schick, Presi dent Luis A. Somoza's hand picked successor. With about 3S per cent of the vote counted, Libera! standard-bearer Schick was running 12-1 ahead of Dicuo M. Chamorro, candidate of the traditional Conservative party. The new president will be inaugurated May 1. Observers from the Orkan lzatlon of American States who served as poll watchers aaid the voting appeared to be orderly in most cases, al though one observer said au- hnritics appeared to be lax 1 in enforcing regulations pro viding for a secret balli t. Maiinguti wi.x(iticl Monday, with traffic and business pro ceeding as usual. Two anti government demons! r a t o r s were killed and four were wounded In this capital city in an election-day clash with police. COLOR TV See It Now t , . , Washington -ITO- President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 1 p.m. (PST) Thursday. WALT'S "Oldest Shop in So. Oregon" 2300 So. Stsqe Rd. 772-2269 Serving Mod ford end Vicinity Celli Monday Thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Frldiy 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. POOR MAN'S 1100 TV Simply Call 772-8822 HOME CALLS I IREALIZEYveSITHINK I HI HAVE A MAYBE W LOTTO HAVE.' J j i " s ; .1 I Attic DtllSV 7 ml VmTT' 'tSpiLmm 0MEOFwosEAueRoF J WA o I Rentals " 1 r.lfl 1213 No. Riverside TUTe'mNEED! (VOU LIKE THIS IT'S SWEET,'7 0 EST )rA fi tCl?DODfy CAW rVOVE BACK INTO 1 S TVPICAL. j--NUFF ROOM FO rfr ( 5nfcKRWP. VQUR APOTTMENT VHEW THE) ; ; . - MOSCOW S. 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