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6 C THURSDAY, JULY 4. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE.. MECFORD. OREGON ! f it RADIO PROGRAM S THURSDAY tiranu ltUd flow are racal-ed from the radio stations and the Mall Tribune assumes mm rwpoailoUlty KYJC 133 ko KMED imokc IKWIN isioko IKSHA 1160 kc IKBOY FM fM.J me 4:00 CBS News 4:19 Pit McCoy 4:30 ldeliahta 4 :5 Sports-McCoy ILocal News INewi IRoad bhow lAlex Drier Empnasis KDOV 1 1 109 ke IKRVC lisio ko Fulton Lewi IWeather (News (Country Store iSnorts . 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Nocturne Adventure JTheatre "(News, Noct. (Nocturne (Showtime JShowti me INewi. Noct. i Nocturne Nocturne Noct.. News I Newa bporc newi Newsline Weather News Sporta i Newi lines Weather 13:00 ISign Off (Newi (Sports (Newsline IWeather, ISign off Mutual Newa IWeather Muiic ICouiln Tv Mutual News (Newa Sign Off (Cousin Ty I Editorial (Relaxation Concert I Concert Concert IConcert Jazz Scene Jazz Scene IHouxeparty IHouseparty IHouseparty IHouseparty IHouseparty IHouseparty nousepariv Houaeparty IHouseparty inousepariy Houseparty Houseparty IHouseparty IHouseparty IHouseparty ISign Off IChriatiant Ichtldren's Hr. iChildren's Hr (Christ. Music (Bit of Heaven enr lit. Music (Christ. Music IChriat. Music IChrlat. Musie IChriat. Music ReformHour (Reform Hour IChrlst Music ISign Off ILIve Music Live Music Anvthine Anything Anvthine Anvthins Late Show Late Show Untll2.m. RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY 5:00 0:15 5:30 5:45 ISign On 0:00 CBS News 6 : 1 5 Mantle Morris 6:30 News 6:45 Sports News Wake Up Wake Up First Newa Sljn On INews (Farm News INew.ltnes IWeatner i ISign On ISign on, Wx. Farm World (Uncle Rick Mutual Newa (Newa IMualc IWeather Si an On Waking Craw News Waking Crew - i 7:40, 7:00 World News 7:15 Music 7:30 CBS Newa 7:45 Local Newa IHemlngway IWeather R V Report IWeather TNewa (Mutual Newi'Soorti ISporti Sews (Farm Newa I Editorial irvews-bporia newa. IMuslcale News Waking crew Newi INews Newa Daily Bread r arm news IMualc 8:451 8:00 CBS News 8:15 Montle Morris 8:30 Local Newi 8:45 Pet Parade 8:00 CBS News 9:15 Muaic 9:30 Woman's Wash. 9:45 Sporta iNewsltnea IWeathei ILocal Newa News IMutualNews in recK newi iiviubic Newsllnes Newa. Music Weather IMusic Nightingale I ABC Newa lEmphasla Hdlines, Wx Editorial Newa-Mkt. 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Music IWeather lEmphasla iSporta Music cousin Ty 7:00 CBS Newa 7:13 World Sports 7:30 Dimension 7:45 SporU 8:00 World Tonight" 8:15 Music 8:30 Bannerllnes 8:48 Sports 0:00 Local News A-IS Muilo 9:?'j Bannerllnes Mutual Newa I Newa Edw. Morgan IWeather IMusic ICousin Ty News INewi Music ISporte (Music Newlines IMusic IWeather INews Mutual Newa IMusic (Mutual News ISign Off INews lnrf of Music Snorta ILand of MustclNewsllnes ILandoi Muslcl Weather "INews Noct. INocturne (Adventure 9:45 Sporta. Music (Theatre 10:00 Wooden Shoe News, Noct. 10:15 Wooden Shoe INocturne 10:30 Musio (Showtime 10:45 S ports. Music I Showtlmo 11:00 Sign Otf INewi. Kovt. 11:15 (Nocturne 11:30 Nocturne 11:45 Noct., News News ISporti (Newsllnes Weather Newa Sporta Newsllnes Weather ivewa Sporta Newittlnes Weather Weather Cousin Ty Newa Relaxation Editorial Relaxation Concert Concert I concert Concert Jazz Scene Jazz Scene TLive Music (Live Music Anything jAnything I Anytmng Anything Late Show Late Show House Party Hmjseperty HouscDartv Houseparty Houseparty IHouseparty 'Houseparty Houseparty Houseparty Houseoartv 'Houseparty aign mi (Bit of Heaven IMualc (Christ Muilo IChriBtMuBlc "Christ. Music Christ. Music Reform Hour (Reform Hour Chriit7 Music' (News Sign Off KBOY-AM Radio programs for KBOY-AM (730 kc, are simulcasts of KBOY-FM programs from iun-up to sun-down. The Medical Roundup Pmar sTr.n Strange As It Seems By elsie hix Enter hub Consultant In Medicine Mayo flinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate 1983) Kidneys Helped By Surgery Recently, when I visited those great artery surgeons, Drs. Michael E. DeBakey and 7 Ml 13:00 .Sign Oft ISign off a p.m lUntlHajn. I THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadrs.t lor I" printed as a free publlo servlee fnr the Mall Tribune's reader, and TV viewer.. Srhedule changes are prlnled as provided by the TV station, and Ule Mall Tribune cannot accept rc.pon.imnir iur cum, ui umi.imi.. kmkii-tv tc-nannei ioj 4:00 American Bandstand I '"Bandldo" 4:30 Discovery '63 News ''Bandldo" "fjoo Mlghtv" Mouse" Fury S:30Roy Rogers Laurel eWlardy "a 00 Weather. News Weather News J8 30 SporU Roundup Project Ten ; 7.00 Rifleman Our Man Hlggins 7:30 T.A.C. Vatican Special 1c) STotCS'erry Mason Vatican Special (c) 6:30 Perry Mason Dr. Klldart, BflO "Quiet on Western Front" Dr. Klldara fl:30 "Quiet on Western Front Harel let Ib':00 "Quiet on Western Front""" Andy William, (cl 1030 "Quiet on Western Front" Andy Williams Ic) Tb6 News News Tonite Show (c) 11:30 "Return of Monte Crlsto" Tonight Show Id 13:00 "Return of Monte Crlsto" Tonight Show (c) 12:30 Tonight ,Show let T:0O News and'Stgn Off FRIDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KBESTV(Channel 5) 8:00 Captain Kangaroo B:au .apiain rwangaroo KMF.n-TV (Channel 10) B:00 Calendar 9j30-I Love Lucy TfJiOO Real McCoys 10 3Q Pete and Gladys 11:00 Love of"Life 11:30 Search f orTomorow 12:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford" 2 :30 As the World Turns "i"ioo Password lj30 Houseparty 2:00 To"Tell the Truth 3:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Secret Storm S:3o Who Do You Trust 4:00 American Bandstand 4 :3Q Discovery '03 5 00 Uncle Bill 8:30 Huckleberry Hound 8 oo Weather, Views 8 30 StoryOf "7:6ft Trails West 7:30 Rawhide 8:00--Rawhide 8:30 Route 86 9:00 Route 68 9:30 Biography 10:00 Alfred Hitchcock 10:30 Allred Hitchcock 11:00 Newa Stage 8 11 :30 "Prisoner" 12:00 "Prisoner' 12 30 "Prisoner' Morning Visit Home Nursing Focal Point The Price U Right (c) Concentration Your First Impression Truth or Consequences People WilPTalk (c) The Doctors General Hospital You Don't Say jo) Match Game DannyThomas Queen For'A Day "Crawling Eye" "Crawling Eye" '.rawung aye ' Cartoon Time Laurel At Hardy WX-News HunUeyBrinkley Stoney Burke Stoney" Burke Kennedy's Trip (c, Kennedy1! Trip (el Mitch Miller tct MUch'MIUer (cl Price Is Right in Jack Paar ic) Jackaar (ci News TonlteShow (c) Columbia Gorge Tramway Planned Portlnnd - (UPD - An aerial tramway which would soar 2,800 feet above the Columbia Gorge at Bonneville is being planned by two Portland busi nessmen. Lauren L. Lucas, an econo mist, and Richard D. Britton, a public accountant, said they hope to get the necessary $500,000 by floating a public stock issue and selling bonds. Lucas said the tramway would be designed to carry tourists from U.S. Highway 30 near Bonneville to the top of Munra Point, where they would have a view of Mt. Hood, the Three Sisters and Eastern Oregon to the south and Mt. Rainier and Mt. Ba ker to the north. Backers said both the U.S. Forest Service and the Ore gon Highway com mission have approved the project and they hope to have it In operation by May 31, 10H4. Lucas said the tramway would carry 34 persons in each car and cost $1.25 for adults. Tonight Show (C tonight Show let Tonight Show lcj News." Sign Off Portland Hospitals To Increase Rates Portland - (UPD - Daily min imum service rates In most Portland hospitals are being Increased to an average of $28 per day, beginning today, the Portland Council of Hos pital! has announced. Sister Francis Ignatius, president of the Council, said the new rate will provide the additional revenue necessary to meet the Increased costs of equipment, supplies and pay roll. The new charge, an In crease of approximately $3.50, will still be substantially lower than the rates of Wash ington and California metro politan hospitals. Seattle mini mums, presently $26 30 to $28, ire to bt raised next month, and Los Angeles and the San Francisco Oakland Bay area have minimum ratei close to $30. Another h e i pltal spokes nun, executive secretary of (he Oregon Association of Hospitals James G. Swindells, has forecast that other Oregon hospitals will soon be forced to "catch up with their In creased costs." Coffage Grove Man Crushed by Stump Cottage Grove-rtJPD-A roll ing stump crushed Harold C. Ogden, 39, of Cottage Grove to death at a logging opera tion 20 miles southeast of here Tuesday. Ogden was employed by Timber Access Industrie of Corvallis and was working at a Georgia-Pacific Corp., log ging site aj i taller and bucker. Point Adams Guard Station To Close Astoria - OTP - The half century old Point Adams Coast Guard Station at Ham mond, a few miles down the Columbia river from Astoria, will be closed possibly within the next two years, according to information in the July 3 Issue of the Navy Times. The Navy publication says first year priority has been given to an Increasing num ber of personnel at the Cape Disappointment Coast Guard Station In assigning a better class of boats there. The Cape Disappointment Station is on the Washington side of the Columbia river, much closer to the mouth of the river than Is the Point Adams base. The Point Adams station will not be closed until Cape Disappointment has been ex panded and a helicopter base has been established it the Clatsop airport. MONTHLY PAYMENTS UP Washington - ivrn - The Federal Reserve Board said Wednesday consumer Install ment credit rose $434 million in May, largely due to a $244 million Increase over April In automobile loans. Denton A. C 0 o 1 e y in Houston, Tex as, they show ed me how they are sav ing the lives of a few pa tients with high blood pressure -who Aivares suaaeniy start to have serious trouble due to failure of their kidneys to function well. Ordinarily this kidney fail ure, with the backing-up Into the blood of chemicals which ought to be leaving the body by way of the urine, soon leads to death. Lately, it has been found that in some of these cases, a dangerous flare- up in high blood pressure has come because of a narrowing in the artery that supplies a kidney with blood. This has caused the function of the kid ney to fail. Although these seriously 111 patients are very poor surgi cal risks, Dr. DeBakey and his group have operated on eight of them and have given them great relief. The opera tion lowered the high blood pressure. Today these persons - who in the old days would have been doomed - are back at work. I am writing this to show how medicine keeps moving forward spectacular ly. Treatment For Vitiligo I fed that I should say to the many people who out of their experience have sent me suggestions for the treatment of certain diseases, that al though I am very appreciative of their kindness, I can seldom be enthusiastic about their suggestion, because no physi cian with years of experience can get excited about a drug that has cured one person. Often it is impossible to say why it seemed to work a cure in that one case. Almost al ways when one gives a drug- for a new and accidentally dis covered use - to a dozen peo ple with the disease that it is supposed to cure, they report that it did not help them. Oftentimes, what doubtless happened was that the disease treated by my kindly corres pondent was one of those many which tend to come and go - even when no medicine is given. To illustrate: ever since I was 7, I have suffered from brief spells of painful fibrositis - a disease some thing like arthritis. I have never taken anything for these spells, and so far they have always cleared up by them selves, usually within a few days or weeks. Hence, if man who is suffering from an attack of fibrositis were to take some cortisone, and if he were then to get quick re lief, he would be inclined to give credit to the drug; but I would have my doubts. Today, however, I am not ing here that a woman just wrote me to say that she had vitiligo - with its patches of white skin in which the normal pigment is gone. She took hydrodiuril, a drug she needed to stimulate her kid neys, and the white patches disappeared. On changing from hydrodiuril- to- another kidney stimulant, the patches on her face and neck came back! Again she 'took hydro diuril, and again the patches cleared, I do hope that this woman's experience can be duplicated by the thousands of persons who are now distressed by vitiligo. I hope those who get their doctor to try the medi cine will write to let me know how it worked. Government Spends $560,000 for Storage Washington-(UPD-The feder al government has stowed away 6.9 million cubic feet of records which costs more than $560,000 annually to store. The General Services Ad ministration said In a report Wednesday that of this total, more than 2 million cubic feet were classified as perma nent or had not been assigned a date for its disposal. VTe-i " :ri jr .m nil v 'a vv 'r ftNlll (JjOT ROCK A HUGE JMCK. 18 FEET Across THAT REMAIKI60 HOT FOR.. A WKK, WAS HURLED THKce Mills vmuo am EeuPTlOW Of MX IASSBJ JN CALIFORNIA IN 1915 t-GGS OF THE" BLACKSWAKE GROW 0W6-THIRD LARGER DURING INCUBATION 7-t J, 3" rush o. molt WA5 EiecTED U.S. SENATOR FK0M WEST VIRGINIA BEFORE! 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