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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
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6:15 Montle Morris IWake Up
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8:45 Pet Parade Emphasis
8:00 CBS News IBrkfst Club (News
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10:15 Arthur Godfrey IListen Com Newi
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4 :00 Johnnie Linn
4:30 Discovery '63
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5:30 Yiifci Bi-iir
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6.30 Bevei ly l.muilles
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THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS
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8 00 Captain KaniNiroo
8.30 Capluin Kangaroo
"9 00 Calendar
0 30 1 Love Lucy
To 00 The McCoys
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11 3ti Search lor T'm'rov
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12:30 As the World TurnsJMcrv Grilliiuc)
1 do P;isiword l.oretla Young
1 -30 House Party Yiunu l)r Malon
2 !oo To Tell the "Truth Mnlch Game
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4 00 Johnnie Linn
4 30 Discovery 63
"5 00 Mighty Mouse
5 30 Roy Kosers
6 00 Weather. News
fi 30 Sports Roundup
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8 30 Perry Mason
0:00 Twilight Zone
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1 Mv Three Sons
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AFL-CIO Executive
Commitiee Meets
Miami - IUP1I - The AFL
CIO executive committee be
gins n week of meetings here
Tuesday with unemployment,
tnx r. (orms and intra-council
squabbling expected to high
tight the discussions.
An issue that could touch
off a battle between AFL-CIO
president George Meany and
United Auto Workers presi
dent Walter Reuther was the
naming of a successor to L.
S. Buckmaster, who resigned
from the council.
Reulhor, an AFL-CIO vice
president, said Buckmaster
represented the unions which
made up the old CIO. There
fore, Reuther said those un
ions have the right to choose
his successor. Reuther was
backing Ralph Helstcin, presi
dent of the United Packing
house Workers Union, to fill
the vacancy.
But Meany, who claims
Ilelstein's union has left-wing
tendencies, maintained tile en
tire executive council had to
approve any nominee.
Harriman To Get
Undersecretary Post
Washington -il'Fli- Adminis
tration officials revealed Mon
day that President Kennedy
has decided to appoint W.
Averell Harriman as under
secretary of state for political
affairs.
Harriman, now asistant sec
retary for Far Eastern affairs,
will replace George McGhcc
in the Slate Department'! No.
3 post. McGliee is to be given
an ambassadorial post in Eu
rope or the Middle East.
Harriman, 71, is a former
New York governor who has
a long record of diplomatic
service. He was a wartime
representative for President
Roosevelt and later served as
ambasfjdor to Russia.
Harney Gets New
Juvenile Officer
Burns - IITP - Marc Ander
son has assumed his duties as
Harney county juvenile oftic
ccr, succeeding Orm Carter,
who resigned recently.
Anderson is a University of
Oregon graduate who spent
three years In the Army Se
curity Agency, Including H
months In Korea. He Is a for
mer Burns High school athlete.
Salem - IUPD - Bids on 26
highway projects, estimated
at $7.8 million, will be open
ed March 12, the state high
way commission has an
nounced. The projects:
Baker County - Farewell
Bend State Park concession
building.
Benton County - Philomath
section of city streets.
Coos County - Bath house,
William Tugman State Park.
Deschutes County - County
roads oiling project.
Douglas County - Weaver
road-Canyonville section, Pa
cific highway.
Douglas County - Rice Hill-
N. Oakland junction section
of Pacific highway.
Douglas County - Milo
Jackson County line rock
project on Tiller-Trail high
way. Douglas County-Coos coun
ty line-Camas valley rock pro
duction. Grant County-Prairie City
Dcardorff Creek road section.
Harney and Malheur Coun
ties - Buchanan Spring-Juan-ita
rock production project.
Jackson County - S. Ash
land interchange Wall Creek
section of Pacific highway.
Jackson County - Medford
St. drainage improvement
project.
Klamath County Midland
Warden section of The Dalles
California highway.
Klamath County - Hager
Californla state line rock pro
duction project.
Klamath County - Over
night camping installation,
Collier Memorial state park.
Lane County - Williamette
River-Coberg road section of
Eugene - Springfield high
way. Marion County - Mehama
Linn County line rock pro
duction project.
war
vet-
Tax Exemption
Applications Urged
Salem -HTD- Disabled
veterans and widows of
erans must apply for their an
nual state property tax ex
emptions by April 1, the De
partment of Veterans' Affairs
reminded Tuesday,
Application for the exemp
tion, which amounts to $7,500
of the true cash value of the
property, is filed with the
county assessor.
Co-RR
Re-
Multnomah County
lumbia Blvd. and U.P.
overcrossing.
Multnomah County
modeling existing office build
ing. Sherman County - South
unit, Wasco-Moro section of
Sherman highway.
Sherman County - Holmes
Canyon-Finnegan creek sec
tion. Tillamook County - Garibaldi-Bay
City section of
Oregon coast highway.
Umatilla County - Nye
junction-Ukiah rock produc
tion project.
Umatilla County - Hermls
ton rock production project.
Wasco County - Shaniko
rock production project.
Yamhill County - McMinn
ville section of three mile
lane highway.
Two Men Killed
In Tower Collapse
New York - IUPD - Rescue
squads Tuesday removed the
bodies of two men who were
killed when a water tower
collapsed on a roof and plung
ed through a six-story factory
in Brooklyn.
The victims were Abe D.
Bronstein, 43, and Michael M.
Spagnolo, 50, both of Brooklyn.
folice said the two men
were working on the third
floor of the building, occu
pied by the Spear Lighting
Fixture Manufacturing Co.,
when the tower came crash
ing through Monday.
Five of the injured admit
ted to Greenpolnt Hospital
were listed in critical condi
tion. The bodies of Branstein
and Spagnolo were recovered
on the first floor after fire
men, working with the aid of
searchlights, had braced the
weak-walled structure with
timber and steel borrowed
from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
It was not known what dis
lodged the tower from its
moorings.
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to but we're celebrating
"Widen The Garage
Door" month.
Little Daisy
HEADS DEPARTMENT
Eugene - HTD - Dr. Edward
Thomas Price, Jr., professor
of geography at Los Angeles
Slate college, has been ap
pointed head of the Depart
ment of Geography at the Uni
versity of Oregon, effective In
September.
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THRIFT MARKET
Central Point, Oregon Phone 664-1259
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