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4:15 Patrick McCoy i Road Show IShopper
4:30 Sidelight! Alex Oiler iNewi
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5:30 News Headlines IKews
6:45 Sports (Hank Weaver Weather
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6:30 News 1M Bcatty INewt
6 45 Sports Edw Morgan IWeather
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8:00 World Tonight
8:15 Music
8:30 News, Music
8:45 Sports, Music
8:00 Local News
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I Newt, Noct.
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0:15 Music I Nocturne Sports
B:30 Newa, Music IDlck Clark INews
0:45--Sporti, Music 1 Show time IWeather
10:00 News (News. Noct. IDevotion
10:la Music Nocturne ISign Oil
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10:45 Sports. Music (Theatre I
1 1 :00 Sign Off I News. Noctunl
11:15 Nocturne
11:30 'Nocturne I
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i Weather
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3:00
5:15
5:30
3:45
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I News Wakeup Newt
ISign On
'Farm Newt
INewslinea
'Weather
fi hfl CBS News
fl-is Montie Morris I Wake LTD Sports
650 News. Music IMusic INewsllnei
6:45 Sports. Morris (First News Weather
"7:00- World News " iHemingway INews
7:15 -Montie Morris IWeather Sports News
7:30 CBS News !R V Report 'News
7:45 Local News Reg News Weather
8:00 News," Weather ILoral News
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8:45 pet Parade lEmphahis IWcathar
V:00CBS News Urkfnt Club News
0:15 Montie Morris Brkfnt Club 'Shopper
0:30 Womnn's Wash. IHrkfst Club News
fl:45Sporti. Morris Brkfsl Cluh 'Weather
foioo NewsfGodfrey ILocnl News INews
10 15 Ciodfrey (Listen ICom. News
10:30 Godfrey ABC News INews
10:45 Godfrey Emphasis IWeather
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lUncle Rick IWaking Crew 'Daily Bread
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11:30 Dear Ahby IAHC News
U :45 Sports, Morris ILIsten
12:00 CBS News Rep ,-i'ews
12:15 Montie Morris IWeather
12:30 In Hollywood 'R V Report
12:43-
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j :15 Montie Morris House Parly Com Newt 'Music
150 Woman's World 'ABC News
1:45 Sports, Morris Emphasis
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2:15 Montie Morris (Hear Show
2:30 Woman's World lABC News
2j45 Sports, McCoy l Emphasis
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3:15 Patrick McCoy 'Hear
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4:30 CBS Hichllchts lAlex Drier
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3:15 Music INIqhtlngale 'S.O.C. News
5:30 News lllendline I Newt
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6:30 News IM. Beatty INews
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Radio programs for
KHOY-AM (730 kc) are
simulcasta of KBOY-FM
prograbs from sun-up to
sun-down.
'TIM 2:00 a ir.. (
TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS
The following TV broadcast log Is printed
for the Mail Trlhune's readers and TV vinvei
printed as provided by the TV station and Hie
arrrpt responsibility for errors or omissions.
KHKS TV (Ch. 3
S'"iw
4:00 Johnnie Linn
4:30 Discovery "3
5 00 Skv King
5:30 MefJraw
"6:00 We i'mt, News
6:30 Dep: tv
7:00 Cot? -7:30
Mar: '
8:00 Llo- .i 1- ls
B:3tl Red Skcl.ou
0:00 Red Skelton
9:30 Jack Benny
TO:00 Carry Moore
10:30 Garry Moore
TlVoo ABC News Final
1 1 :15 Sign Off
)2:00.
12:30
1 :00
K.VKI-TV (Ch. 10)
"Qulet Gun"
IMnvic-Cnrtoons
I Manic Ranch
Laurel and Hardy
i Wenlher, News
Combat
Combat
'ljinimie(c)
Laramleici
'F.mpire(c)
iEmpireie)
J Dirk Powell
'Dielt Powell
('het Huntley
INews." Tonltp('c)
Tonlle Show (c )
'Tonite Showiei
(Tonite Showie)
News, Sinn Off
a free public service
Srhetlulc changrs are
Mall Tribune cannot
KOTI-TVrh. 2)
American Bandstand
Discovery '(i:t
Chaplain, Tech
Met.! raw
Weather. News
'News Summary
Briuklcy's Journal"
Ctimbat
.Combat
JHfiwaitan Eye
Hawaiian Eye
Untouchables
I'ntotiehublcK
Chinese New Year
i ABC Final Report
WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS
KMI'.ll-TV (Ch. Ill) KOTI-TV"(t'h.2
KHKS TV II h. 5
8:00 Captain Knnguroo
8.30 Captain Kangaron
00 Calendar
0:301 Love Lucy
)() oo The McCovs
10 30 IVte and Clladys
11:00 Love n Lite
U 30 Search for T'm'rnw
12" 00 College of Hie Air"""
V2 30 As tde WorldJTurns
1:00 PaMWnrd
j 30 House Party
2 : oo To'Tcl! the Truth
2 30 Jane Wynian
'3:00 Secret Storm
3 30 Edge of Night
4-00 Johnnie Linn
4:30 Discovery '(13
5 on Uncle Bill
Jl. 30 Yogi Bear
(i DO Weather. News
K 30 Hillbillies
"7:00 Ozic and Harriet
7 '30 Wagon Tram
8 00 Wagon Train
8-30 Going My Way
H 00 Going Mv Wav
0 30 Dick Van Dyke
10 "on Naked City
10 3d Naked City
11 00 AnC News Final
1 1 30
12 00-
1230
1 00
Morntnu Visit
Conltuental CIhsmuo
Focal Point
Price Is RiKhtici
Toncentralion
First linprcKNioniei
Truth, Conr(nienc'.s
Merv Griltmic)
Mei v (iriiiuiici
l.oretta Young
Young Dr. Mnlone
Match Gnnif
'Diinny Tbomas
Queen tor a Day
("Claudia A- Davld"
" 'ClBUdla"A "Davld"
'Movie-Cartoons
" Hud A Hrridv
'Our (Jang. Weather
News H -B Report
Telephone Hour
Telephone Hour
'The Vugtntan i c
The Vii mnlan )cl
(1 he Vii Kinian u)
'Perry Como (rl
Perry Como (el
The Eleventh Hour
The Eleventh Hour
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Tonite Showu' t
Tonite Shnwict
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News. Sign Off
1
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(ueen lor n Day
.Inne Wyntiiu
Yours lor a Song
TcnnrjM'p Ernie Ford
As the World Tur ns
Fiit her Knows Best
House Party
'Dny in Court
Seven Kes
Secret Storm
Edge ot Night
American Bimdslniul
'Discovery '03
Chaplain's Corner
:Yogl Bear
Weather, New
News Summary
U. 5. Turns Down
Soviet Ultimatum
Geneva - IW'II - The United
Stales has rejected Soviet
ultimatum tactics and told the
17-nation disarmament con
ference it now hn Hmihis
whether the Kremlin really
wants a nuclear lest ban
treaty.
U.S. chief neiintiator Wil
liam C. Foster said recent So
viet behavior here and in nu
clear talks wilh Britain and
America "has shaken our be
lief that the Soviet Union
really desires agreement."
Koster said that when Rus
sia first accepled the prin
ciple of on sile inspection for
puliciiiK a tost ban "we did
not assume n number (two to
three c-arh year) mentioned
by Chairman (Soviet Premier
Nikita) Khrushchev to be an
ultimatum which the U S had
no choice but to accept."
The Soviets have told the
conference here their offer of
two lo three inspections as
acainst Western insistence on
8 lo 10 inspections is a
lake-it-or leave-lt otter.
The
Council
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Answer to Yesterday's Pukh
Kdttor's note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a
phychiatrttt, three clergymen, three editors and a women's editor.
Each article ls a summary of a family disagreement presented to the
Council. The Council deals with problems, major and minor,
encountered by guidance counselors and social workers. Edited by
Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyrlfht by General Features Corp.)
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WiiK.m Train
AVauon Train
'(iouiK Mv Way
Cnlnii My Way
Oxir Man Hioiins
Naked Cltv"
Naked City
" ABC Final Krport"
Fruit Tree Buds Ahead of Normal
slightly ahead of normal for
February development, Conn
ley Agent Don Berry said
Monday, but it probably will
not affect the normal sched
ule for orchard heating.
Current cool rains have
slowed down bud develop
ment some, he noled.
Pear orchardists probably
won't apply their dormant
sprays for another month and
peach growers for about two
weeks, he said.
The pear psylla Infestation
was better controled last year
and growers arc going into a
new year with a light infes
tation, according to what has
been observed during warm
days which have brought out
adult psylla. Last week the
first psylla egg was spotted.
Orchardists are still prun-
Fruit tree buds may be
ing with some completed,
Herry noted.
tctos Tension Felt
Near Danger Point
Vientiane, Laos - HTH - Ten
sion between rival factions
mounted toward the danger
point in Laos today and of
ficials warned that new fight
ing might break the country's
uneasy peace.
Neutralist and pro Commu
nist Pathet Lao forces, on
"alert" status, faced each
other in defensive positions In
the strategic Plain of Jars
where Ihcy once (ought as al
lies against the U.S.-backed
right-wing forces in the civil
war.
Advrrlturlnrnt
Tense Nerves
Block Bowels
New laxative acts on
colonic muscles. ..de-constipates overnight.
Ihf nmvaiUr wall oiAour colon ton
(dim ih-ic known (o im-iluinc Ji
Auerbfti Vj Vimim In icnnl.it ivoplc.
twc ncjxc tell ilu- colon imivlcs lo
propel iul cpcl vcoic Iioim Hie Kul.
But iciik ncrccN of cmolion,il until
Ciiil bloc k uur not nidi Kmcl h.ilitv
N our colon mimic impul 41c iu
longer tlrottit rnotiiili 10 eliminate
calecchich dric and ciirinkc,
luithc-r diairaxalinit the condition
I lie mod ellevloc reliel, ntaio doc
tort ay, conies front hiilkinii action
combined Hh colonic nerve mnui
lining clion. Of nil leading tfeauve-.
onlv a. new lablet called tolosuo
nicev ou tine siv.ial combination lor
.l-w,t cicetn.nht reliel
III Col on cut clitmilatec cclcmc
luicc- tH-lwKik. to Hntltel acticalc and
iciluljiie it imivular moccmenl".
11 ctiluccim unuiiie le-bulkm
action helpc re-tone lenve colon
ittutc Ice. 1 .' I C 01 on cat mot tun let tcir
c.ic pas.i);e wiihoul pain or urain.
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pioved Heinle c-cen lor ecpeetant
mollierc lie! 'vu os c 1 11 t oda y .
IMKOIH (.'IIIKI al.t 4. (
Maida U. - Now that his
job hag ended, she has no use
tor him.
Mr 1, G. U. - Now I realize
what a dull stupid fellow
he is.
Maida U. - Late in life my
brother was foolisn enough to
marry a spinster of 55. He was
a traveling man, running er
ranus all over the continent
lor his tirm, but he was near
ing retirement age and he
wanted to settle down. As for
her, she just wanted to have
her name changea, get Un
title of "Mrs." and a wedding
ring. Because, as it turns out,
she acts as though she can't
stand having him around
It hurts me to see what lies
ahead for my brother. Maybe
The Council can tell my sis
ter-in-law a thing or two on
what marriage means and
how to treat a husband.
Mrs. G. U. - When a wom
an my age changes the whole
pattern of her life she certain
ly expects it to be a big im
provement, eise shed leave
matters as is. Two years be
fore he retired my husband
painted a glorious picture for
me. He had friends all over
the world, he said, and if I
married him we'd be compan
ions on interesting trips, and
establish a little home to rest
up in, in between our jaunts.
He was tired of furnished
rooms, he said, and didn't
want to move in with his sis
ter. While he continued to
work, I went ahead with my
end of the bargain. We were
married and he moved into
my apartment. And that's all.
He has no friends, there are
no trips. He just sits around.
Now that 1 have such a steady
diet of bis company I realize
how empty and boring he
really is.
The Council: Anyone would
resent the continuous presence
of a man who resembles an
other log of wood in front of
the fireplace. Only he doesn't
burn. His wife does!
It's obvious that each of
these middle-age "contrae-:
tors" threw a bit of powder
in the other's eyes, in. the i
form of little white lies. To
get what each wanted, s-he a
"marital status," he a "home
port," they portrayed selves
which just didn't, and still
don't, exist.
Sister Maida only has eyes
for Mrs. U.'s defalcations on
the account. But obviously
Mr. U. "overdrew" too. He
hasn't ' all those interesting
friends, nor any yen to go
places and oo things. He's set
and just wants to stay "set."
Or does he? Maybe he just
wants to be drawn out. It
seems impossible that a man
who has spent most of his life
traveling call really be as un
interesting as Mrs. U. paints
him. Certainly he knows some
geography, has struck up con
versations with colorful peo
ple, has had unusual adven
tures-if only from missing a
train. And there must have
been "moments of glory,"
when he turned up in the
nick. But sensing his wife's
general displeasure with him,
he retreats into his shell,
clams up now. Willi a what's-
thc-usc shrug, he gives up.
We agree with Maida that
Mrs. U. is unfair to give up,
too. As a wile she must re
alise thai her job is to bring
out lite "best" in Mr. U. Cruel
ly she decides that he lias no
best. Actually he may be
dazed into a paralysis of de
spair by the contrast, so hard
to lake, between his former
active life and the "waste
land" of retirement. Because
lie was away so much, his wife
never really knew him and
now, rather than bother, she
dismisses him as "boring."
If Mrs. U. has any human
ity in her, never mind love,
she will turn to this man and
uncover, one by one, his fine
qualities to appreciate. This
will give him the confidence
to reach out for post-retirement
activities, either as vol
unteer or job-holder, outside
the home. Mr. U. isn't dull.
With some warmth from Mrs.
U he'll glow.
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recently received a
great present from
his wife on their an
niversary. She let him get a
word in edgewise.
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Calls Monday Thru Thursday 1
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Dick Glut
Call Anytime DAY or NIGHT!
Free Delivery Anywhere in Jackson County!
Store Hour: 9:00 A.M. to 6 00 P.M.
Your Headquarters for Greeting Clrdl
Coimclici fitly & Wedding Supplies
Girts Veterinarian Supplies
Your Charge Account Invited
West Main Pharmacy
Resell Store
135 W. Mein at Crape - Ph. 772-2330
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