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12 A MONDAY. rtBHUARY 25, 1863 MtDfr'OHD MAIL "IHIBUKE, tnLDfOnO, UMLGUM RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Frvgruai lut4 fctlow ar rciv4 froa tb radio tuuonj and tba Mail Trlbun ihumi n rttponilbiUiy KYJC KMED (KWIN jKSHA KBOY FMKDOV JKRVC 12St kfi 1440 KC ! KC I860 KC l.J IDC 11300 KC C 4:00 CBS Newi 4:15 Pat Mc Coy 4 JO Sidelight 4:45 POTU I News (Shopper New Weather Local News Road Show Alex Drier Emphaala ft-AAT,mvell Thomii Newi. HarvcrlNcwi 6:15 Music iNlghtingala iSport Ntwi 6:30 News NVi News 8:45 Sports IHank Weaver IWeather 6:00 CBS News 6:15 Music 6:45 Sports Fulton Lewis IWeather SoorU Stonea IS win Thine Sports Comm. INews Music-News ISwlng Thing ! World iToday 7:00 CBS News 7:15 World Sports 7:30 Marvin Kalb 7:45 Sporu Nws.-Harmon INews Emphasis I Sport World News (News Edw Morgan Weather INews. Music I Polka Time Starlit I Polka Time Starlit (News IStarlite IWeather 8 00 World Tonight News Music INews 8:15 Music Land of Music IS port 8:30 News. Music Land of Music News 8:45 Sports. Music I Land oi Music IWeather 9:00 Local News INewi-Noct. INews 9:15 Music Nocturne I Sport 8:30 News. Music 'Dick Clark News 9:45 Sports, Music IShowtime Weather 10:00 News 10:15 Musle 10:30 New. Music 10:45 Sports. Music 11:00 Sign off 11:15 1 1 30 11:45 12:00 Newi-Noct. Nocturne Adventure Theatre (Devotion Sign Off INews-Noct. I Nocturne Nocturne Noct.-News TSign Off INews lllouseparty (News New 1 Children's Hr Children's Hr I Music 'Music Weather Editorial Sport News-Stories swing j mng i a i gn u it IWeather ICousin Ty IWeather (Cousin Ty "1 Weather ICousin Ty INews I Relaxation Editorial Relaxation Concert Concert (House Party House Party I House Party ISign Off Concert Concert Jbt.k Spent (Jazz Sctne iLlve Music ILlve Music (Anything goes iAnywiing goesi I Any thins roe: Any u ins soes iL.au snow Late Show Until 2 a.m. RAD 10 PROGRAM S t U E S D A Y Music Newi Sign Off 5:0(1 t:15 830 5:45 ISIfnOn 6:00 CBS Newi INewa 6:15 Montle Morris IWike Op 6'30 Newi. 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INocturne INocturne iNoct.-Newi INewi ISporU Newi Weather TDevotlon ISIgn Oft IWeather ICouiin Ty INewi ICouiin Ty IWeather ICouiin Ty INewi 'Relaxation lEdltorial IRelaxatlon (Concert IConcert ISign Off IConcert IConcert Ijrzz Scene jjnzz Scene "(Live Muilc Live Muilc iAnythlng inovi 12:00 "INewi SignOfTl IAnythlng goei lAnytning ILate Show Late Show luhtli a.m. T" KBOY-AM Radio programs for KBOY-AM (730 kc are simulcast of KBOY-FM programs from sunup to sundown. T MONDAY 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 acceptresponslblllty for errors or omlnloni, KBE8-TV"(Ch. 1) IKMKD-TV (Ch. 10) IKOTI-TV (Ch. 2) . T'Tlat Top" I'Tlat Top 4:00 Johnnie Linn 4 :30 Dl scov e ry '03 ""3:00 AlvlrTShow JV30 RinJTin Tin 6 00 Weather", News 6:30 Mcl 1 a 1 e iN a y "7 :00 My Three Sons 7 30 Dakotfts "8 00 Dakota ' JB:30 Lucy Show 9:00 Danny Thomas 0:30 And yGr If 1 1 1 h 10 00 77 Sunset Strip 30:30 77 Sunset Strip 1 1 00 ABC News Final 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 I American Bandstand IDIicovery fi3. News IChaplaln Workshop 1 Dennis the Menace IKlng Leonardo lOur GanR. Weather INewueel-H.-B Report TV Weather (Our Man Hlagina !New Summary ISpelldbwn IMlsterEd l"Tall Stranger" IThe Dakotas "Tall Stranger" I' Tall Stranger' "Ivictor Borge IVlctor Borge IThe Dakotas iRIfleman lllen Casey IBen Casey INewi Tonlte (c) 1 Tonit e Show I c. (Tonlte Snowfc) ITonlte Show(c) "(News, Sign Off IVlctor Borge Show JVIctor Borge Show IBen Caey IBen Cmey IABC Final Report TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KHES TV (Ch. 8) m 8 :00 Ca p t a 1 n K a n ga roo 8 :30--Ca pt a I n Kangaroo 0 ob Calendar 0 301 Love Lucy I K M KB -TV CCh.10) IKOTI-TV (Ch. 2) rnlng Visit Con't. Clnuroom I Focal Point 10:00 The McCoys 10:30 Pete i Gladys ll"6o Love of Life, News 11 :30 Search. Light 12 00 College or the Air 12 30 As the World Turns .Price ti Right(c) 'Concentration College of the Air Queen for a Day IJane Wyman I First Ininressionfc. ITruth, Consequences IVours for a Song TMorv Grifflnicl ITenneitsee Ernie Ford IGrlffin ici. News IA the World Turns 1 :00 Password 1:30 House Party ILoretta Young lYoung Dr. Malone 2:00 To Tell the Truth IMatch Game, News 2 30 Jane Wyman. News IMake It in. lor Daddy 3:00 Secret Storm Queen For a Dav 3:30 Edge of Night l"Wave at a WAC" 410 Johnnie Linn "Wave at a WAC" 4:30 Discovery '63. News l"Wavc at a WAC" MaRtc Ranrh (Father Knows Best JH ousePa rt y IDay In Court ISeven Keys 5 00 Sky King 530 McG raw 6 60 Weather. News 6 30 The Deputy 7 00 Trials West 7 30 Marshal Dillort 8 00 Llovd Bridges J. 30 Red Skelton "p flO Red Skelton 9 30 Jack Benny To 00 Garry Moore 10 30 Garry Moore lOur Gang. Weather "iNewsreel, H-B Rapt Comhat I Com hat ILaramieicl 'Laramie(c) ' E m p 1 re ( c En.pirefcl JDlck Powell 1 Dick Powell Chet Huntley 11 00 ABC News Ttnal INewi Tonlte (c 1 1 1 Report to the People Tonlte Show(c. 12 00 'Tonlte Show(c) 12 30 Tonlte Showicl ISecret Storm J ??lL -1 h . l A me r I ran Bandstand IDIscovery '83, News ""iChsplain.Tech 'McGraw ITV Weatherman (Local News Summar.v "iBrinkley's journal 'Com hat 'Combat 'Hawaiian Eye Hawaiian Eve 'UniotichaMes ifntnuchanles Jleres Edie "ABC News final 1:00 INews. Sinn Off Maiden Sinking Is Made by Small Sub Tiburon, Calif. - (ITO - A midget, two-man submarine topped olf. Its maiden week Saturday with its maiden inking. The $9,000 sub, designed to Investigate marine life in San Francisco Bay, turned turtle and sank in 14 feet of water while 25 spectators and tel evision camera watched. On board were driver Bob Kiwala of the federal Fish and Wildlife Service and tel evision newsman Al Mann of Los Angeles. Both escaped. The 12-foot craft made a circular run and had returned to the dock when Mann start ed to hop off the sub and onto the dock. He. Kiwala and the sub went to the bottom. He and Kiwala reappeared on the surface. Kiwala hauled the tub out of the water with two lines and announced tliBt the vcs sel, owned by the Department of the Interior, would have to be completely overhauled. The sub made Its maiden voyage last Monday. SERVICES HELD Vancouver, Wash. - il'PV Funeral services were held today for Arthur R. Nlcman, manager of the Khimt Ship yard at Swan Island during World War II. Nieman. 511, died at his home Friday fol lowing a long illness. Robbery Suspect Takes Wrong Car San Franclsco-IUPD- George R. Dunkly, 42, was In jail as a robbery suspect today be cause he took the wrong street car. Trolley motorman Rex Kcl. lcr recognized Dunkly as a man who robbed him of $50 last month and handed this note Sunday to a departing passenger: "There is a rob bery suspect on this car. Please call police." The unidentified passenger obeyed, police intercepted the trolley, and took the star tled Dunkly Into custody. Suggestion of Brass Band Taken Seriously San Diego, Calif.-IUPll-Mrs. Sarah Olchon of Yotingstown, Ohio, decided to visit her son and his wife, whom she had never met, and suggested a brass band greet her. When Mrs. Olchon's train arrived there was her son, John, a musician third class at the naval training center, and 15 fellow bandsmen who serenaded her with "Califor nia. Here I Conre" and her favorite song, "Always." Mansfield Says Critics of JFK Aware of Position Washington - fUPD - Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said today Republi can critics of President Ken neday's Cubm policy know that "under certain conditions he is prepared to take certain drastic actions." The Montana senator did not elaborate. He made the statement in an Interview when asked about reports that Senate GOP Leader Ev erett M. Dirksen, III., had told Kennedy that Republicans would continue to attack the administration on the Cuban issue. Mansfield's comments fol lowed these developments: -Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) called for a total quarantine of Cuba except for food. He said this would "get rid of the Russians" on the island. Support Arms Blockad -Gonzalo J. Facio, chair man of the Council of the Or ganization of American States, said he believed the OAS would support a com plete arms blockade of Cuba. -Rep. Stanley R. Tupper, (R-Mainc) one of eight U.S. lawmakers who returned from a week end visit to Guantana mo, Cuba, naval base, said he believed there were no long- range Soviet missiles stored in Cuban caves because no roads had been built to the caves. Mansfield said the Presi dent was "not fearful" of GOP criticism but that "if fault is to be found it would be the American thing to do to offer alternatives of a con structive nature." "I am sure that the Re publicans are fully aware of the fact that President Ken nedy is doing everything In his power to lessen the dan ger from Cuba caused by the stationing of Russian troops and technicians there," Mans field said. "I am sure that they are fully aware of the fact that under certain conditions he is prepared to take certain drastic actions." Mansfield said the Republi cans also knew that Kennedy had to consider difficult situa tions in Berlin, Western Eu rope, the Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, For mosa, and Korea as well as in Cuba and Latin America. He said that regardless of what "some of them may say on the surface, deep down they are fully aware that the President's first concern-and this would apply to any presi dent - la the welfare and se curity of this country." We Specialize in DIAMOND REMOUNTING CPCC Cleaning and I1CC Inspection of Your Diamonds College Buildings Destroyed by Fire Macon, Ga. -UPH- Fire de stroyed several buildings of historic Wesleyan college and three nearby apartment build ntf. Sunday, forcing the re moval of hundreds of persons. More than 30 families were left homeless and four per sons suffered minor injuries. Damage was estimated un officially at more than $100,- 000. Wesleyan college, construct ed in 1837, was the first char tered women's college in the United Stales. A new campus has been constructed on the outskirts of Macon. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Strange As It Seems elsie hix A two headed Donald Duck will be star of the next Dis ney feature length cartoon. This will permit theatres to show a double bill with only one picture. Little Daisy -$P DISCOUNT PRICES ON NORGE APPLIANCES APPLIANCE AND TV REPAIR PLUS 'v3J? TV RENTALS HAPCO 303 S. Front at 1 Oth PHONE 772-5254 MAN KILLED Eugene - HTD - Francis I. Btimside, 51. Vencta, was kill ed and his wife, Ida, seriously injured when struck by a car on Highway 120 about 30 miles east of here late Friday. Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do talis ttsth drop, slip or wobbit whtn you talk, rtt, laugh or nftr? Don't b annoyed and riv,hftrrar1 bv i'i'-h handicaps FAS I Kl. I II. an alkulliif mon-iu'id powdtr to prm k)e on your plate, kerpi flf teeth nior ftrnilT el tilvea confident feel ing 91 ecuriiy and added comfort. No tiumniv, kihxv. patv out or feel 1K. 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