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8 A SUNDAY. JUNE 30. 1963 KtDfOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHO, OREGON lr 1-23-47-6) MAY 21 m, 2-17-24-36 MAY 22 JUNE 22 iQ)IO-IJ-31-49j jr-oovv-qjl CANCH JUNC23 JULY 23 Otl9-X-30-42l U9 JULY 2. .AUtM O 34-37.41-41 V60 AUG. 24 StW. J2 M5-33-4S-S2I ILiO-77-SJ-ia Br CLAY 1. PQLLAN- M Veer 0o,( MrtyG-M, JK . 4cw to Ik Stem. To develop mesioge for Sunday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign, ISMk 3IOr 61 Of 2 Somx 32A4ic 62 Highly 3Coopoi Helming. 3W,th 4D,l,ghHgl 34 Fin. 64 Will SB. 35 Of 6SPIaou4 6 Tom 36 S. 66 f-.ooi 7 Ooy 37 Day 67 Brghitn I For 31 And 64 Flon-uoi 9 Opt. 39 Problem 69 Rclo0t4VI 10Rtlov UFvgivt 70 And llSonnna 41 To 71 Toun 12 Ml 42 And 72G'om IJhoM JjSocol 73 01 UWmdod 44Tolk 74 boon 15 You. 45Condln 75Trov.l 1 6 And 46 Wrilo 76 You 17Doii'tt 47AvnuM 77 0j(-fiwmbor 18 All 4IW.H 79 Too 19You1l 49Truo 79 Ntw 20 Fo.gM 50 Slucty 60 Soil- 2' to 51 Moll 41 Your 22 To-ord 52 Bv 42 To 23 No 53 GolKtringl V 'i You 24 To 54 Too. 84 Ep.OMiofl 25 Wory 55 Sook 85 l-rt 26 Bo 56 Trutnt So Of 27 fit 57Fr.ond 87Concrmin 28 TooW. 58 Arguments 88 Won 29 And 59 Of t9Komone. SOShocbM 60 For 90 Soli -le-27-3?sl1 163-72-86-90 J JAN. 20 VX 3- 5- 9-14 41 P239 4 AOUAMIS P0 79-40-45J U4-67-74 J men On the Air By ELEANOR WIESE The extensive TV news cov. erase of President' Kennedy'! European trip u we ice it here gives little Indication of the complex organization overseas which makes such covers ce possible. The American networks have a small army of technl cians and reporters traveling with Mr. Kennedy. But the focal point for CBS coverage, for example, Is the London Airport where executive pro ducer Don Hewitt has set up the CBS News switching cen ter. From wherever the Presi dent happens to be In West Germany, Ireland, Italy or England, the sound-picture study Is fed across micro-wave relay towers and over special lines to Hewitt's position, which has a complex of ma chines, amplifying equipment and monitors staffed by re porters and editors, for broad cast on the network. The switching center la also capa ble of transferring sound and picture from film to video tape. The location of the center has a double advantage. Once the tape or film has been edited and processed tor broadcast, Hewitt can either feed 1 Tclstar or Relay satel lite pass, or place the tape aboard a Jet courier plane en route to New York if a satel lite pass la unavailable. Hewitt reportedly has -1 better picture at the switch' Ing center of President Ken nedy's public appearances In Europe than the President's Secret Service guard. On the CBS monitors, he ran watch tight close-ups of the President as he is greeted by officials and the people of the various countries he vis its. The powerful zoom lens of the television camera Is able to follow Mr. Kennedy into the midst of the crowds with far greater ease than can the Secret Service men, who often seem to be elbowed aside. DAVID BRINKLEY'S JOURNAL, 8 p.m. Saturday KMED-TV. Brinkley exam ines Great Britain's race problem, as exemplified In the city of Birmingham where about 75,000 colored resi dents have clashed culturally with the British. NEWS SPECIAL. 6:30 p.m Sunday KBES-TV and KMED TV. Both networks will have reports on the President's trip. SHOW OF THE WEEK, 10 p.m. Sunday KMED-TV, "Opening Night'' Is a behind- the-scenes study of a stage play in rehearsal. The camera records the process by which a director and his cast trans form an author's script Into a living experience. The play selected fur this Intensive ex animation was "The Dragon,' produced at the Phoenix The ater in New York City and directed by Joseph Anthony YOUTH POWER. 7:30 p.m, Monday KMED radio. Teen- agcrs Janet O'Sulltvan and DruAn Graff, and Mrs. David Brown discuss with Rev. Dav id Brown, Joe Hoslck and Police Chief Charles Cham plln the young woman's place in our changing world and her attitude toward marriage while in school, spiritual values and responsibilities to ward home and community TALENT SCOUTS, :30 p m. Tuesday KBES-TV. Film stars Lauren Bacall and Hugh O'Brien, Judy Garlands daughter Liu Minnelli. George Maharis and Vaughn Mcador Introduce new talent. Merv Griffin is host. Shakespearean Festival are interviewed. HITCHCOCK HOUR, 9:30 p.m. Friday KBES-TV. David Wayne stars as a man hound ed by an unseen adversary to the brink of insanity. JACK PAAR, 10 p.m. Frl day KMED-TV. Gordon and Sheila MacRae, Zsa Zsa Gabor and Jayne Mansfield are guests. PET TALK Sy M. 1. 1. HAVE YOUR PET SPAYED Cruelty to animals begins when you allow the birth of litters of puppies and kittens which you do not want. Americans stand convicted of cruelty to animals. You may well ask how this Is pos sible when American families own 23 million dogs and 27 million cats. The c r u 1 1 y comes from the tact that these families permit their pets to breed each year more than 25 million puppies and kittens for which there Is no perma nent home. Most of these young ani mals, unwanted by their own ers and passed on to anyone who will take them, are event ually abandoned to a linger ing death of starvation, dis ease and exposure. The public is hardly aware of this suffer ing because there are not great numbers of homeless cats and dogs at any one time In any one locality. But as the agony of one homeless animal is stilled by death, another unwanted cat or dog Is abandoned to re place it, thereby continuing the endless chain of misery. And the cost is staggering: ever -increasing millions of dullars are spent each year for dog-catching, animal shel ters, and gas chainbcrs-yct only a small fraction of the homeless Is ever caught. The plight of the homeless animals is a symbol of human Irresponsibility. What can be dune about It? You pet should be spayed to avoid producing unwanted litters. Spaying is simple sur gery, performed by veterinar ian with pel under anesthesia, which renders female cats and dogs sterile. Contrary to popu lar myth, spaying docs nut make an animal fat or lazy and does not affect its person ality or physical condition. Al most all "Seeing-Eye" dogs are spayed females. There is a humane agency called Friends of Animals, Inc., whose goal is a nation without a single 'homeless cat or dog. To achieve this goal Friends of Animals, Inc., gives finan cial help to those who cannot afford prevailing tees fur the spaying of mixed-breed cats and dogs. For Information in regard to obtaining this financial as sistance call Cat Care Society, Phone 77J-2;i:t5. A spayed pet Is the best pet. WORLD OF JIMMY DOO L1TTLE, 10 p.m. Thursday KMED-TV. This study of Gen eral Doolittle was widely praised when it was first tele cast In 1962. It follows the story of his life In aviation and pictures hi Inspiring leadership on the first Ameri can air raid on Tokyo dur ing World War II. PREMIERE, 10 p.m. Thurs day KBES-TV. George Gonel headlines an hour-long musi cal variety show featuring jugglers, poodles, comedians and Peter Nero, pianist. FOCAL POINT, 0:30 a m Friday KMED-TV. Actors from other countries partici pating In thU year's Ashland Stevenson Elected To Honorary Position Ashland-Dr. Elmo N. Ste venson, president of Southern Oregon college, has been elected an honorary member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, J. A. Brunton, chief scout ex ecutive, New Brunswick, N.J., has announced. Dr. Stevenson was elected to the Council at the 53rd annual meeting because of his long-time work In "extend ing the program of scouting to all boys who both desire and deserve the benefits of the scouting program and Its resultant training in leader ship and preparedness." ftisj I .f.Ma.lnf.1 Al- m -iJ"iA'lW m 'J 1 fV fA'prtixTru mjijiuTrT PRESCRIPTION DRUG arnnitunii m sw CLOSED SUNDAY, JUNE 30TH FOR INVENTORY. T H E S E PRICES GOOD JULY 1-2-3 INCLUSIVE. 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