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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1963 15! A RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY nmn 1UU (slow aro reolad Irom tbs radio statl.ms sxd tha Mall Trtbuna wuh no raaponil.imy except to aoa chassis as are iiipplled -tf IrHvn iirwiit icsSI iKBOY FMllCDOV 1KRVC IZia ka 11441 ke I5t ke MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Webb Urges Budget For Space Projects 4:00 CBS News 4:11 Patrick McCoy 4 JO Sidelight! 4:4a spuria. Mc-ioy Local Newa Road Show Alex Drier Emphasis INews IShoppar INewi IWeather I860 kc IF. Lewis Jr ItS.l me 1 1 ioc kc 4:00 Lowell Thomei INewi-Harvey INewa 5:15 Pa trick McCoy INightlntal ISporu Newa SJO Newa Headline! Newa 8:43 Sporta iHank WeaverlWeather 6:00 CBS Newa 6:15 Musio 6:30 Newa g:45 a porta J13M kc wither 'Newi Children! nr. SporU Storiei Swing Thing IHouieparty l"'e c- .- f IK'aw MUSIC Music-News ' ISwlng Thing INewi IMuiic IWeather IHouieparty Editorial IHouieparty IMuilc Sport! IHouiepiny Newi Sport! 'News Emohaili (Sporta M Beatlv tNewt Edw Morgan IWeather 7:00 CBS Newi 7:15 World Sporta 7:30 Marvin Kalb 7:45 Sporta i:00 World' Tonight : 15 Music 1 :30 News, Mullc 8:45 Sporti, Mutic S :0O Local New! 8:15 Muiic 9:30 Newi, Music 9:45 Sporti, Music 10:00 Newi 0:lo Music 30 JO Newi, Music 10:45 Sport!. Music 11:00 Sign OU 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 News Istarllte IStarllta Starllte iPolka Time IPolka Time Newi IWeather Sign Off ISwInt Thing Sign Oil IWeather I uousm sjr (News ICousIn Ty SignOff IWeather Cousin Ty I News IRelaxatlon News INewi lLand of Music SporU ILand of Muiic News Land of Mullc iweatner Newi. Noct. Nocturne Dick Clark IShowtime INewi. Noct 1 Nocturne lAdvenmra iTheitre INews. Nocturil INocturne I tNocturne ( iNoct.. News I "ISIgn Off lEdltorlal I Relaxation Concert Concert INews Sporta I News IWeather Devotion Sign Oft Concert Concert Jazz Scena Jazz Scene Live Music Live Music lAnvthing lAny thing lAnythlng (Anything Late Show 'Late Show IT1II 3 a m. TaTTio pro g r a m s-wednesday 5:00 5:15 530 0:' ISIgn On jFarm Newt INewsllnes Weather Sian On INews-WakeupiNewi Wake Up ISporti Muiic INewsllnaa frirst Newi IWeather Itmlnewav Weather R V Report IRcg. News 6:15 Montie Morrlf 6:30 News, Music eSporUjjaorrljL "TiOO World News 7:15 Montie Morril 7:30 CBS Newi n i , Iai.iI 'plui 8:00 News, weainer 8:15 Montie Morrli Nightingale 8:30 Newi, Morris ABC Newi 8 45 Pet Parade Emphasia dCBSNewa igrkfit Club 9:15 Montie Morril grkfst C ub 930 Woman's Wash, Brkfst C ub olXZsDorll. Morris IBrkfst Club Maui. (Sporta News News IWeather " ISIgn On-Wea. INews" lUncla Rick INewi lUncle Rick ISinnOn I IWaking Crew INewi lunltfnff crew I Newi INews Bill Stamps mill StamDS Washington-Oiro - Federal space chief Jameg Webb urg ed Congress today to appro priate $5.7 billion lor civilian space projects this year. He said the amount is the least that will still allow the United States to put a man on the moon by 1970. Webb told a congressional committee that the National Aeronautics and Space Ad ministration originally want ed to ask Congress to appro priate $6.6 billion for the fiscal year starting July 1. But he said discussions with President Kennedy and the Budget Bureau led to reduc tion in the request. Congress last year voted about $3.7 billion for NASA activities. Most of the extra money requested this year will go Into the manned space flight program. Webb indicated he was con fident that by following the INews-Sporta INews M-arillnes lEdltorlal INews Stem nn.News ISDorta ri. it.: ....-I. iuhiIm.1 -W mill RtamDI H P-r k Newi Great Soorta lEdltorlal IBI1I Stamps INewi News-Music News Kf,wJ. Weather Inside books uoo rjuiienn miiiaamM iNatl News nullv Rreari IFarm News IVoice of Prof. Voice of Prof. INews Chriit. Muelo 20thC.R Hr. 20th C.rVHr. Old Hymns Inihle IBlble A.nn nu.-j Godfrey ILocal Newa 10:15 Godfrey lL,Jlf!, 10 30 Godfrey lABCNcwe 10:45 Godfrey lEmpnasis 11:00 CBS News 11:15 Llnkletter li:oo wen. , 11:45 Sporti.Morrii 12:00 CBS Newi INewi I Shopper Newi IWeather Com. Newi Newi Weather INewTstocks IHdllnei -Wea Sound Off Muiicale lUncle Rick Sound Off iNews-Mullc INewi Sound Off Muiicale laporia ouunuw.. IMusicsIe IDeliverance iDeliverance irdpIi tn Blbla I Back to Bible IMuslcale Mutual Newi IMuslcale "uHlin.. .WeaTTniil Stamos IJoy of Living Bargains IBIIlStampl pum, Newi INewi . Bargain Bell Fashion Bill Stampi IMuili J. Llnkletter ISporti (ABC Newi INewi T.iBin Weather Newi IPulie Newi-Muslc laporw . i; .; u-.ii. Mnrrli Weather Nightingale IFarm News Farm IWKt. JJrtK lSoUywood R V Rlport Pacific ower INew.-Mu.lc Stock Mkt 12Weatheyr TMSirliJPaarvey IWeather ISporls-MusicJCronkll. S !nn fHS News ILocal News Ladles Fair IMutual Newi IWeather 9-?5.N.eSil. Sou.. 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ISwlng Thing INews IMusic ISignoff IWeather IHousepirty IMusic ISporU Houseparty News I Swing Thing 1 Sign OH I SlgnOlf 7:00 CBS News 7:15 World SporU 7:30 Marvin Kalb 7:45 SporU 8 M World Tonight 8:15 Music 8:30 News 6:45 oporu IMu....Gnnrl. IVMV Emphasls iSporU IMBeatty INewi I EdtvorgaijWeathei; Tnows-MusIc IPolka Time IDInner Musio IPolka Tlma lEvo Music (News lEve. Music IWeather I IWnthfr Couiin Ty I Com In Ty 1 0:00 Local News S:15 Music 9 :30 Newi. Mutlc 9 .45Sporti. Mmlc 10:00 News 30:15 Muatc 10:30 Newi, Muiic 1Q:4!S SporU, MubIc 1 : 00 Sign Oil 11:15 1 1 :30 11:45 INewi-Mustc INewi Land of MuiIc'S I A C. New Land of MuiilclNewt. Land nl Music IWeather INewi. Noct. Newa Nocturne SporU Dick Clark Newi Showtime iweainer INewi. Noct (Nocturne Adventure rineaire lUJanlhaP ICoualn Ty INewi Relaxation IKdltorinl Hfllaxation Concert I Concert "tDevotion Sign Off 12:00 Nnrliirne T IfsJnctiirnB I Nnct.. Newi I tnowi r Concert Concert (Jazz Scene lJazz Scene I Live Muiic ILive Music lAnythinK lAnythtng ) Anything (Anything Late Show I Late Show ITHI 2.00 rr.. program it has laid out. the United States could beat Rus sia in putting a man on the moon. The worlds first germless apartment is ready for occu pancy in Chicago. Tenants will don spacesuits before entering sterile air locks in the University of Illinois en vironmental tests. NOTICE I Plasterer! and cement masons No. 134 will meet Tuesday. Feb. 26, 8 P.M. it 24 'a Grip St. Wagner, Sect. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Strange As It Seems elsie hix crossword puzzle ALEB CU5HIWQ mads cowr of m. CatfAWWALTU CF WHEkl SEMf BY A5 AN euvoy TO THS CHIME5E EMPEROR who wouu) see owi.y ' PS0US Of NOBIUTy HE THE OJJIY AMERICAN MOBLEMANj 1 APPLIANcT AND I TV REPAIR I - 1 Tv RENTAls J - B HAPCO I SV 303 S. Front M M at 10th J 1 PHONE 772-5254 We can't think of i better sport to keep kids occupied on a rainy day than letting them shoot marshmallows ' in their slingshots. Substituting ripe plums will also speed up the game as well as giving a decorative touch to the walls. Little Daisy who would see owiy v ' i ' peesows of NOBiuTy-ve I. Jr I BECAME THE OULY . A ST t I AMEtlCAM OBLEMAY I tfc A STUDY Of INDIAN I ff I SKEUET0W5 COVERING I A? VTn A PERIOD OF 1 VA V",; 2,000 yARS . f-yti :i JMi H0W5 THAT BgTTKR V -ll ) rJ -UVIWS COWDlTlONS I Vvl Y V A BROUGHT ABOUT A V &EWERAU HEAUTH i 'U ' J ifel DgCtlMe imfi PEUGUIilS thXr : ON THEIR-FEET 'r. 1RFWr,SrX r duration of name 4 -Separated I y ff.VL'l til 600p enif I I DON'T TELL ME 00'RE I I ( OF COURSE NOT.' ) I ii ( CHARLIE ) 6ETTINS KITES TANSLE0 (( i . jE! rmmn Vissaasxa ij I BUT, 5EN0R SAWYER, IF 1 60 TO THE UNITED V I ( THEN I Will. 60.' A T NOW COMES THE PROBLEM, WW 'WILL NOT I STATES AMD GET A JOB, HOW WOULD I EVER b-". THE LUMBER ANP ) fffiET THE T0 VOLWHeROVElSUWfJ GET BACK WHEN CUBA BECOMES FREEMAHj? ASSASE JTOOIS AREVOURS psHsp "H i o xms- rrsRr xffi FA n , . , w r I ') VdL l J AH GOT SUMPTHIM'TO u LOVES NO7 SO.SOON'S AH iSTT mRE COME m' ) SAME D .Si. P. V TELLVO) THET'LL rMKE ) ( SSlWCrLLrI''r I PARKS MAH GUMjvt-. SHOCK.?- OH, I THING THEV )lYV IV A "X N NO' TH' HAPPIEST SIX- J t"!l AH'LL KISSNO'-J f WHUTtLMEDO ALL-St.'DO.V A -, l FOOT- THREE GAL S Tf'm ' li WHEhJ HE FINDS J HUN FO'TH' L-jJ MTH ) . " I x I & S0PPIN' I I WHAT AILS V0RE Hg NAW") . 1 I i-J XX-r !l Lx never, wft SSI ojrf rgj V-Jr I rSTA, BACKUP S0 ' VffiJ CO C cfnW I'M SURG VOUR tii k,Mll'7 THEY'RE THE PT ra l.f iO- '" he JUST LIKES X" ( HUSBANO ViOOLD ) LATEST J ' i I OOnY ) v f THE REGULAR. OLD ) LIKE A PAIR OP (SLIM PANTS ) : V THINK -T- T FAT PANTS , ( THESE IVV LEAGUE) -iV- ' i V50 S E -T I SI I ll 'I 1 1111 1 4-itl'LL JOIN ALL I MUiT CO li 'v'' WHAT S KoH, WHILE WE i-s 1 CW fV'EVEN Vans THeV I N fJUJJWJJ ,7 I LL JOIN y 'T.i0,UiT(,KKEy, JShAPPENEdI C-l AO.-6P AT PSLPHlA ICSOV TM0tVl AUSSl'tt WKMWT ' "i riMV-M 3 1ITH ALL " fcft A HOT EEP PtfECTPS 5 TP VCUE TTSiHT AW EAR WHY I 'A'.E AT TtLPMI THiMKCf i wm AOTEs) the rerun rc vf e?the uns n talkative on theoltcieop people fsovi kt IHESS Am" o5tHI5 . ANP HELP PUT ALL L' FSIENF? j- HI HOWE TOWN J M THAT , CHCArf C0V.PiE A COM- VII pVeIEN? 10 .MUX' W t PILOT OUT OF W0... Q IN THE iTATESO WITH T-E PARIS0N Anawar to Ytattrdiv! Punt ACROSt 1-Waik fi-Through S-Decays U-Capitai of Peru 13-Knb eggs U-Ireiand IS-Arabian chteftala 18-Doctrine 17- Kecape 18- Sandy depoBtta at moutb of river SO-Was amenable !2-The self 3 -Rocky hill 24-SlugBlBtl 37. Ancient chariots, 31- L'nuiual 32- Faliehood 33- Hay spreader 37-More obscure 40- Kxist 41 - Period of tlma 42- Damaged 45-Fighi 49-Goddess of discord 60-A itate (abbr.) 52- Row 53- Evaluate 64 -Open work fabric 55-Sea eagles 66'PertAinfng to an era 57- Bishopric 58- Nerve network S-Jail C-Dawa goddess T-Dlstant S-Alludes 9-L'nctuous lu- Woody plant 11-Sow Id-Mature 21-Genui of cattle 24- Parrel of land 25- Dutch town 2 6-Total US-Shade tree 29- Bxplre 30- Weight of India 34- Young lady 35- Before 36 - Parts of for tifications 37- Argue RTf NiEln-lAJTIEIiaiSILiE A'a E.iMJ S E?a. 1 a AL0jNjEATUESTS 'lemsHsstUreab 3S-Matt's name 31. Substance 42- At this place 43- Sandxrac tree 44- (jir)'s name 46- Weary 47- Period of fasting 4S-Gae1ic 61-Confederate general 1 I2 13 I4 Wfe I6 17 Wi1 l'u " IT IlIlllIII ZWL i M 19 20 21 24 jT26 ?g 27 2a 2 30 23 34 35 36 0 37 38 39 IlllllfelZIIi 42 43 44 43 46 47 48 H 1 1 w7 1 I 1 This one is still hansins here frca last vear ! SECRETARIAL SERVICE Shorthsnd dictation, typing legal experience. Letters, re ports, mailings statistical. Maraaret Kobold Phone 1012 W. 9th KBOY-AM Badlo progrmi tor KBOY-AM (730 HO aro llmulcisU of KBOY-FM prograbi from iun-up to un-down. . TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log ti printed at a free public service for the Mall Tribune's resderi and TV viewers, irnedule changes are printed ss provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KIIEST'vTch.S) KMK!)-tV (Ch. 10) IKOTI-TV (Ch.2) 4:00 Johnnie Linn 4:30 D Iscovery '03 S:00 Sky King 3:30 McGraw 6:00 Weather, News 630 Deputy "7:00 Trails West 7:30 Marshal D.llon "a;00 Lloyd Brlrtecs 8:30 Red Skcllun 9:00 Red Skelton 0:30 Jack Benny To :00 Garry Moore 10:30 Garry Moore "Quict Gun" IMnvle-Cartoons "iMagic RRnrh ILaureland Hardy IWenthcr, iNews ! Combat ICombnt lljran.ie(c lAmerlcan Bnnditand Discovery '3 . IChnnlaih, Tech IMcGraw IWeather, News iNews Summary IRrlnkley'a Journal iCombat ILaramle(c) JEnipire(c) 1 1 :00 ABC News Final 1 1 :ia Sign Off "12:00 13:30 1 00 lEmptrr (cl iD 'ck Powell I Dirk Powell JChet Huntley "iNews, Tonitercl iTnnlle Showfc) ITontle Showfc) ITonite Show.ct INews. Sign Off ICombat jHnwallan Eya IHawnllnn Eye"" lUntouchables ilintnuchahleg JHerei Edle IABC Final Report WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS IfnEstvTrh. s) iKii:ii-tv c"h. id) ikoti-tv (cit. Nobel Prize Winner To Speak at College Ashland - Linus Pauling, winner of the Nobel Prize in chemistry, will address townspeople and Southern Oregon college students! March 15 at 11 a.m. in Churchill Hall auditorium. Sr-lence nnd the Future of Humanity" will be his topic. Speaking in Oregon under the auspices of the American Friends Service committee, Pauling, who is professor ol chemistry at California Insti tute of Technology, is an hon orary member of the acade mics of science. jMornlnl Visit j IContlnrntal Classrooil IFociil 1'oinl I Price" fs "Rldhllc) IConcenlrstlon 11:00 Captain Kmimroo 8 :30 Captain Kangaroo D:00 Calendar 0:30 1 Love Lucjf Tb 6o The'lilcCoya 10:30 Pete and Gladys TTflO Love of Life first ImprMilnnlcl 1 1 3D Search forTmrqwjTruth; Consequencs Tf-OOCollene of Ihe Air iSicrv Qrlflln(c) 13:30 Aa the World Tumi IMorv Orlflllllcj Too Password ILoretta Yonns; 1:30 House Party IVouna Dr. Malone Tib'o to Tell the Truth a :30 Jane Wyman 3:00 Secret Storm 3 30 Ertltc of NHht "4 -00 Johnnie Linn 4 :30 Discovery '63 3I0 Uncle Bill 8 :30 V011I Bear ICollne of the Air tQuecn for a Day 6:00 Weather, Newa 30 Hlllbllllei 7:00 Orile and Harriet 7:30 Waion Train 8:00 Wa(on Train 8 30 Going My Way "ivoo Goini My Way 9 30 Dick Van Dyke VVOO Naked City 10.30 Naked City iTibo ABC Newi Final 11:30 Ta 00 U30 iMHtch Game IDanny Thoniai IQueenfor a Day I' Claudla A Davld' l"ClaurltaA David'' Moie-Cartooii 'Ruff A Reddy JOurGang. Weather INes--H -B Report ITelepnone Hour Telephone Hour IThe Virginian 10 ithe Virginian lei JThe Virginian (c) Perry Como (cl IPerry Como (cl IThe Elevenlh Hour IThe Eleventh Huur News. Tnnlteicl l't.nlle Showtci 'Tonlie Showlcl ITonite Showlcl IJnne Wyman I Yours for a Song ITennessee Ernie Ford : As tlie worltt 'mrns "Father Knows Best IHniue Party "iDiiy In Court 'Seven Keya Secret Storm JE.tgeof Night 'American Bandstand !DIcoyeryJfi3 IChanlaln's Corner 'Yogi Bear ""Weather. News INews Summary Hnrel ! Wagon Train IWagon Train !Going My Way Going My Way 'Our Man Hlgglns Naked City Nakrd City ABC Final Report- PRESCRIPTIONS! DIAL 772-2330 Dick Glass Call Anytime DAY or NIGHT! Free Delivery Anywhere in Jackson Countyl Store Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Your Headquarters for Greeting Cards Cosmetics Party & Wedding Supplies Gilts Veterinarian Suppliei Your Charge Account Invited At West Main your prescrip tion is tilled "UP to standard NOT down to 1 price. 1'f INews. Sign Off Conviction Ruled Unconstitutional Washlngton-HTO- The Su preme Court, by an 8-1 vote, declared unconstitutional to day the breach of peace con viction of 187 Negro students who held an anti-scgrcgatlon demonstration on the grounds of South Carolina's Capitol. The court held that the con victions violated consliuitlon al guarantees of free speech and assembly. The demonstra tion took place at Columbia, 8. C, March 2. 1961. In their anneal to the Su preme Court, the Ncgrc stu dents had argued the convlc not snnnortcd by the evidence and constituted denial of free speech. Justice Potter Stewart, speaking for the majority, said: "These students were con victed of n offense so gen- NERVES Cause Urge To Scream "I Mi. i nti vcuy: une f a.iv in cnurcn t got Htinirkv. wanted to V jfrMrt. aiJ hud to walk out. Our Druggist recommtntlrd Alva- Tuntiuil tabieti They J -L art womfcrfkl for ntv Htrwtts tension, and to take btfort exciting even' i" says Mrs. . K. of Milwaukee, W isconsin. Arc you lick ind tired or being tentc, wot Tie.1, unifcl to lp, cmohonally upwi, tutlerini nmctiti of ntr oui lertiion, due to simple ncrvaiiincK? I hen, lake Mdati calmmg ALVA-IKANQVIIL taOlcti to. ftiKivty iTAnquilirc and nla these aitiw Iks, tcntiont, entolional upMli lor up lo I wonderful, reUufli houitl Switch to faitacting, miracle-iike ALVA TRANQUIL laMfU. No apirtn, boi rtabit lorming, 100 ulc, taken ai di rected, Ak vour Druggitt for genuine ALVA-t KANOUIL lahleii; Regular type, S?. or H-HiHir tuned-relt formula, II. IS. Rclutc so-called" Jutl--ixHl" imitation. 1.H ti .ftta rL reae, j mi, Alt, poied t PTiU iorl model crallzcd as to be, in the words of the South Carolina Su preme Court, 'not suspcctlblej of cxHct definition.' And they I were convince, upon evidence which showed no more than that the opinions which they i were peaceably expressing , were sufficiently opposed to the views of the majority of the community to attract a crowd and necessitate police protection.' 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