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MONDAY. JULY 1. 1963
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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
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Art Linkletter
Ben Casey-"
Ben Caacy
News, Tonlte Show (c)
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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)
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Too American Bandstand
j .lCr Discovery '03, News
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"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
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13:30
Mornlntr Visit
Home Nurslne .
KocMPoi n f
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Concentration
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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
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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."
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"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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