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6 MONDAY. JULY 1. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Togrunt Uitod fctlow U9 VMirt4 from ths radio stations and th Mall Tribun luumii rtsponslblllty exce pi ut mii cnangci aa are iupp';g . KYJC 1230 ko KMED imo ke KWIN isse kc 4:00 CBS Newa 4:15 pat Mc Coy 4.30 Sidelight! :p sports IKSHA IKBOYFM KDOV I860 kc 135 3 mc 11300 kc jKRVC 11350 ke I Local News (Road Show Alex Drier lEmphaili INews IFulton Lewis (Weather IHouseparty (Country Store ISporla iSwing Thing IHouaeparty Newa IBIII Stern INewa Houseparty iweatner iiwuuc ihwingmmi mew 8:00 Lowell Thomas t News. HarvevlNews 5:15 Music (Nightingale jSport Newa 5:30 Newa Nws (Newa 5.43 Sports 'Hank Weaver (Weather 6:00 CBS News 6:15 Music 6 fl N'KH'i 6:45 Sports IMutuat Newa (World IHouaeparty IMusic I Tod ay IHouaeparty I Comm. PPeVLNewaStories iHouseparty IMusic Sign Off IHouaeparty 7:00 CBS News 7:15 World Sports 7:30 Dimension 1 -Ap Sports 8:00 World Tonight 8:15 Music 8:30 Bannerllnes 8 :43 Sports. Music Nws.-Harmon INews IMutual News i Weather IHouseparty Empnasia Sports IMusic ICousIn Ty .' IHousepart.' Worla News (Newa IMutual News I Weal her IHouseparty Edw Morgan IWeather IMusic I Court n Ty IHouseparty INews. Music (News IMutual News IWeather IHouseparty IStarlita ! Snorts. IMusic ICousIn TV IHouseDarty iStarlite (News IMutual News INews IHouseparty isiarlito IWeather isign oil iKciaxation i rtousepany INews Music lLand of Music Land of Music lLand oi Music Great Christ. Children's Hr. IChiidren'aHr. (Christ. Music ! Bit of Heaven i Christ. Music (Christ. Music Ch..stLMusic IChrist. Music iChrist. M-ic I Reform Hour (Reform Hour "other Side lOf the Pulpit IN?ws ISign Off News boorts New Wtather 0:00 Local Newa 9:13 Music 9:30 Bannerlfnes 9:43 Sports, Muslc 10:00 Wooden Shoe 10:15 Wooden Shoe 10:30 News, Music 1 0:45 Sports. Music TfiOO Sign off 11:15 1 an il :45 iNewi-Noct. INews Nocturne ISporta Adventure News Theatre IWeather iNewsNoct. Sports Nocturne News Showtime Weather Showtime Newslines INews-Noct. INews I Nocturne I Sports Nocturne j Newslines Noct.-News ( Editorial IHouseparty Relaxation IHouseparty Concert IHouseparty Concert ISign Off Concert Concert Jazz Scene Jazz Scene Live Music Live Music Anything goes' Anyining goes 12:00 ISign Off ISign off (Anything goe: Anything goes iate snow I Late Show (Until 2 a.m. RADIO PROGRAM U ESDA Y 5:00 :15 11:30 8:45 ISlgnon-News ISign On 11:00 CBS News INewi 8:1.1 Montie Morril Wake Dp C 30 News. Morris Wake Up m 6:45 Sports, Morris iFlrst News T:0() News Roundup IHemlncway 7:15 Montie Morris IWeather 7 30 CBS News IR.V Report 7: Local News IWeather Farm News Newslines weatm r INews l&ports News IWeather Slan on Farm News Mutual Newa INews Music lUncle Rick Sia-n On-Wea. lUncle Rick Sign On waKing crew Newa Waking Crew Deficit Financing In Fourth Year 'News INews ITIdllnes. Wea. ISporta News IFarm News lEditoriaJ INews (News-Sporta INews IWeather IMuilcale ISports 8:00 News, weatherlLocal News 8:15 Montie Morris INIghtlngala 8:30 Newa. Morris I ABC News 8:45 Pet Parade lEmphasis S 00 CBS Newa INews 8 15 Montlt. Morris IBrkfit Club 8:30 woman's Wash. IBrklstClub 9:45 Sporu. Morris IBrkfit Club 10:00 Newa, Godfrey INews-Swap 10:15 Arth. Godfrey ILlBten 10:30 Arth. Godfrey (ABC News 10:45 Arth. Godfrey lEmphasis 11:00 CBS News ILcl News ITable Rock 11:15 Linkletter U. Linkletter ISports 1 1 30 Dear Abby ARCNews INews 11:43 Sports. Morris lEmphasis IWeather INews IMutual News IHeadllnes IH. Peck News IMuslcale lEdltorlal INews INews, Musio (News IWeather IMuilcale Uob Bulletin INews INews-Stock IHeadllnes ICountry Store IMuslcale lUncle Rick INews IMutual News (News IWeather llnslde Books ISports Hdlines, Wea. Bargains INews Com. News News Weather IMuslcale IMuilcale Mutual News INews IMuslcale 1 Fashion IMuslcale IHdllnes. Wea. INews Musicals lUndo Rick Bill Stamps Mutual Newa News INews IMuslcile lUncle Rick IBIII Stamps Church News Christ. Music rhrist. Music IChrist. Music IMuslcale ISports IFarm, Bolton Farm Mkt, IMutual Newa IStock Mkt. IKeg., bports luronkite 12 00 CBS News IRel-NatNws IPulse 12:15 Montie Morris IWx-Mkts-SptslNlghtlngale 12:30 In Hollywood IR.V News Newslines 12:45 Weather.MorrlalPaul Harvey IWeather 1:00 CBS News INews INews IMusic iweather 1:15 Montie Morris (Hear ICom.News IMusic ICronklte 1 :30 Woman's WorldiABC News IHaven of Rest IMutual News (News 1 1:45 Sports, Morris lEmph-Hcar IHaven of Rest (Music ICronklte 3:bb CBS News ILocal News INews IMusic . IWeather 2:15 Montie Morril iHear . Sports IMusic (Bargains can rasmonscopo iahu news inews nviutuai news iivews .2:45 Sports, Mc Coy tEmph-Hcar Route 2 IMusic 3:00 CBS News Local News 8:15 Pat McCoy Hear 8:30 Closeups ABC News 8:45 sports, Mc coy lEmphasis 4:00 CBS News ILocal News .4.15 Pat Mc Coy IRoad Show 4:30 Sidelights IRoad Show 4:45 Sporta, Mc CoylEmphasla ISports IHnnn Npuii NeWS ITrader Horn IPastor Goina IHouseparty IChrist. Music IHouseParty lEdltorlal IHomenarty IGospol Music IHmini-narlv Gospel Music llouseparty IReques: Prog. IHouseparty I Request Prog. IHouseparty lYour Request IHouseparty lYour Requesl IHouseparty icnrlsl. musio IHouseparty Quiet Time INews HMusIc IWeather IHouseparty iciasslca (Safety Rndup llnslde Books lEdltorlal IHouseparty Christ. Music IM.u,. ,M,.ti.ui M..u. in.u IHou.enartv Old Hymns Weather IKaleldoscope Iswing Thing IHouseparty IChrist, Music, INewa . 0 :00 Lowell Thomas INows-Harvey INewa 8:15 Pat Mc Coy INIghtlngale ISport Newa .K:3A Newa Headline Nwa Newa 5:45 Music IWeaver-Spta. IWeather IMusic IWeather IHouseparty ICountry Store IFulton Lewis ISwing Thins IHouseparty news Mill stern mews ' nouwiiwv Weitner ISports ISwing Thing iwews 6:00 CBS newa - INws.-HarmonlNews 6:15 Music lEmphasis ISporta 8:30 News M. Beatty INews 6 :45 -Sports lEdw. Morgsn IWeather Mutual News IWeather llouseparty World Today lEdltorlal (Houaoparty ICnmmentary ISporta IHouseparty IMusic ISwing Thing IHouseparty Great Christ Children's Hr, Children's Hr, Christ. Music Bit of Heaven IChrist. Music Christ. Music Christ. Music 7:00 CBS News INews INewa 7:15 World Sport IMusic ISporta 7:3(1 Dimension Music INews 7:45 Sporta IMusic IWeather 8:00 World tonight INews-MusIc INews 8:15 Music ILsnd of Music' Sports .B:au news, music ii-ano oi music: News 8:45 sporu, nlusio 9:00 Local News 9:15 Musio 9:30 News, Music '9:45 Sporta. Music 10:00 Wooden Shoe INews-Noct. iu:ia wooncn pinoe 'nocturne 10:30 News, Music (Showtime jJMft Sports, Music IShowtllna 11 00 Sign off INews-Noct, 11:15 INnrturne 11:30 , Nocturne ' 11:45 iNnct.-News IMutual Newa IWcathel Music ICouainTy IMutual News News IMusic ICousIn Ty IMutual News IWeather IMusic ICousIn Ty Mutual Newa INewa ISign Off indexation IHouseparty IChrist. Music llouseparty IChrist. Music IHouseparty IReform Hour IHouseparty IReform Hour llouseparty Christ. Music llouseparty INews IHouseparty ISign Oft llouseparty 1 13.00 I KOIlOnai IHouseparty i Relaxation llouseparty I Concert lllousepBrly ' liana ot MuslclWeathrr IConcert is'gn un INews-Noct. INews 1 IConcert INoclurne ISports (Concert I lAdventura News Jazz Scene KBOY-AM ITheatre IWeather jan Scene I nBU ' " New. Live Music nBnlo p r 0 g r a m s for wthr it?tsJ.llri0 KBOY-AM (130 kcl Its Sports (Anything I Newslines IGncs simulcasts of KBOY-FM INews Anythtiigoc programs from sunup to Snof" J ),An.'v,S!"". sundown. INowsllnea f Late Show I IWeather I ' Late Show I Until! a.m. iNewsSignOff ISign off 2 a.m MONDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log Is printed ai a free puhllc service for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. . jfiipvTchrj) KMKD-TV (Ch. 10) ' 4 00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery '63 8:00 XTvin Show J5:30 Rln Tin Tin "6:00 Weather. News 6?0- Trails We:: 7:00 M Three Sons 7:30 DakoUs 8 00 Dakotaa J.-30 LutL"j5B"" 9 00 Danny Thomas 9:30 Andy Griffith T6:00 77 Sunset Strip 10:3077 Sunset Strip 1 1 :00 ABC News Final" II JO 12:00 12:30 Toniaht'a The Nlnht" "Tonight's The Night" IClne Leonardo Our Gang; Comedy Newsreel. Hllntley-Brlnkley inicrnaitonai anow i line International Show Time 'HelLandHIgh i W'atertc) "Hell and High Water" Icl "Hellnd High Walcr" icl "Hell and illgh Water" Icl Art Linkletter Ben Casey-" Ben Caacy News, Tonlte Show (c) Tonlte Show let Tonlte Show ic) TonlteShow lc News, Sign Off TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KBr.Jt-TV(Ch. S) "B OO Captain Kangaroo B:30 Captain Kangaroo SAO Calendar 8:30 1 Love Lucy 10:00 the McCoys 10 30 Pete & Oladyi 11:00 Love of Life. News AL:a Search. Guiding Light 12:00 Tennessee Ernie Tord ia:3U As the World Turns 1.00 Pmiword KMKD-TV (t h. 10) 3 60 Tell " the" truth News i ju -ange or wight 3 30 Secret Storm S;3lri.0-P?yoi,TT,l,t Too American Bandstand j .lCr Discovery '03, News 8 00 Sk King " Jl 30 Quick Draw McGraw "tJ:00 Weather, News 6 30 The Deputy T:00 Pauword V30 Mari-hal Dillon 6 00 Upvd Brtrigrs 8 30 -Celebrity Talent grouts do Ceiebrtty Talent Scouts" JB 30 Picture This 10:00 Kecfr lifsMelt 10 30 -Koele IlraHsell Tt oo ABCNewa rinal" ' 1 1 '30 T5no 13:30 Mornlntr Visit Home Nurslne . KocMPoi n f Frtce" Is Right (c) Concentration First Impression c) Truth. Consequences "People Will tallMcji " The Doctois General Hospital You Don't Say (c) Match Game, News Make Room for Daddy Queen for a Day K e nt uy ky" "Kentucky" "Kentucky" Magic Ranch Our Gong Newsreel, HunUey 'Brink ley fonhat Combat I ramiefc) -laramle (cl . Empire (ci fmplre"(C( Diet Powell Dick Powell JKKTrlr, . News 'jvnl'ght (cP TonightShow (ci TVnighf Show' (c Tonigh Show (c) Newir.if OI( Russian Leaders Said Shrewd Men Washington - (TJID The Soviet government li ham pered in running Russia today because of a concentration of power at the top and a fear of delegating authority to subordlnatei. So says a Senate staff report on a study ot the administra tive workings of the Soviet government. The report re leased Sunday, concedes that Russian lenders are a "shrewd, tough - minded bunch" with FxDericiiLe nnH ahilitv n,,t it said there is a serious prob lem because power Is "con atantly subject !o challenge requiring daily maintenance, nd shared only at great rialt." k "Although Khrushchev uses the talent and exnorirnrA nf his top lieutenants to a far greater dearce than Stnlin did, it may be that it Is not enough. Yet more effective use of these men would seem to require a delegation of pow er and atllhnritv tlml mliM ultimately endanger Khrush chev s own posture, ' the re port atates. The report was made pub lic by a subcommittee on na tional security staffing head ed oy hen. Henry M. Jackson tu-wash), It was prepared, ac cording to an accompanying statement, "In cooperation wun me executive branch" - presumably U.S. Intelligence organliations. Congress Starts Second Half With Two Major Issues Washington - IUPII - Con gress went into the' second half of the year today with the outlook for legislation ac tion confined largely to two major issues - civil rights arid a tax cut. More and more members are agreed .that nothing much will be done before adjourn ment late this year except in the civil rights and tax fields. The lawmakers will enact the usual appropriations measures and pass a number of other bills, ot course, but some of President Kennedy's priority items appear likely to go down the drain. Medical Car Included Included among these are medical care - for the aged, mass transit, depressed areas, youth employment and a do-. mesne Peace Corps. College aid also could get lost in the shuffle. On the positive aide. Con gress already has approved several Important measures. If they were not overshad owed by the civil rights and tax cut issue?, their passage might have been hailed as signal events. Draft Extended The legislative accomplish. mcnts to dale include extend ing the draft law for four years, raising the national debt limit, giving women workers the same pay as men get for the same work, and continuing the excise tux and corporate tax rates for an other year. Since each Congress Is elect ed for two years, some meas ures on Kennedy's original priority list could be held over for action In 1964. In fact, some lawmakers would not be surprised if the Pres ident soon called on Congress to concentrate on civil rights and taxes and put off his oth er proposals until next year. Washington - (UPD - The federal government headed today into its fourth consec utive year of deficit financ ing, and indications are the fiscal situation will get worse before It gets better. The 1963 fiscal year ended last midnight with the govern ment In '.he red between $7 billion and $8 billion. The ac tual figure won't be avail able for about two weeks. The government is expect ed to go much deeper in the hole In the next 12 months. President Kennedy's $98.9 bil lion budget for fiscal 1964 projects a $11.9 billion defi cit, second hi chest in nrapp. time. Only the $12.4 billion tviscnnower deficit in 1959 would top It. Treasury Snerefarv rinuff. las Dillon has predicted that the 1964 deficit may be about $1 billion less than Kennedy estimated, however, because the government it taking in more revenue than expected. Government officials feel that the United States must be prepared for at least three more deficit years before there is hope of a balanced budget. 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