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4 C WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY Programs listed below ara received from tai radio cUUunt and tne Mail Tribune a unmet m rttpoaslkUlty exec pi 10 waae cnaonri aa are uppnco KYJC jKMED jKWIN KSHA jKBOY FM KDOV KRVC , 1230 ke IMIUkc 1380 kc i860 kc I9S.3 mc 11300 ke 11350 kc 4:00 CBS Newi 4:15 Pat McCoy 4:30 Sidelights 4:43 Sports-Music Local News (News Fulton Lewis Weather IHouBepxrty IChrlitians IRoad Show iCountry Store Sporti (Swing Thing IHouwparty ! Radio Kins I Alex Drier IN'ews i Bill Stern News iHouteoarty (Radio Kids Emphaais I Weather Music Swlnn Thine INews IChrist. Music 3:00 Lowell Thomas INewtt-Harvev iNewi (Mutual News tWeatiier 8:13 Music (Nightingale ISIAC News 'World Today Editorial IKousepartv a:3u ewi iHdiine wews news itomm., rrati. porw mousepariy 5:43 Sports IHank Weaver (Weather IMusic ISwlnR Thing INews IHouseparty 6:0 (J CBS News 6:15 Music 6:30 News 6:45 Sports lNcws-l!armon,News iEmphia is porta IM. 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IWeather, IMutual Newa IWeather IHouseparty Bit of Heaven I World Today lEditonal IHouseparty IChrist. Music Commentary ISporta IHouseparty IChrist. Music f Music ISwing Thing INews IChrist. Music Amelia Earhart Commemorative Stamp on Sale Atchison, Kan.-UIPD-A first- issue air mail stamp went on sale here today to commemo rate the aerial feats of famed aviatrix Amelia Earhart and the 66th anniversary of her birthdate in this northeast Kansas town. Postm-ttcr Gen. J. Edward Day came to town for the oc casion, along with Sen. Frank Carlson and F.eps. William Avery and Bob Dole, Kansas Republicans. A military band from Scott Air Force Base, 111., boomed out martial tunes. Large Sal Sean Atchison Postmaster John E. Smith predicted 750,000 of the commemorative stamps would be sold. He said it would be the largest single sale of air mail stamps on record. Folks in Atchison, all 13, 000 of them, enjoy seeing the name of their hometown on Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway cars. They brag about having the only alco hol distillery in the state, But Atchisonians are most proud of Amelia Earhart. A stadium and the city air port are named for her. A monument to Miss Earhart's aerial accomplishments was erected in 1958. Today plaque at the public library was to be unveiled in her honor. Disappeared In 1937 Miss Earhart, known as the "First Lady of Aviation," dis appeared with her , co-pilot, Fred Noonan, on a globe-circling flight. They vanished somewhere near Howland Is land in the Pacific ocean on July 2, 1937. The smiling aviatrix with the tousled blonde hair was the first woman to fly the Atlantic solo, the first to fly an autogyro and the first to fly from Hawaii to California, 6:00 CBS News 6:15 Music 6 :30 News-Music 6:43 Sports-Music lEmphasia IHank Weaver Newallnef INewi INewa, Music IWeather IMusic ICuusin Ty IMutual News INews IMusic 'Cousin Ty Mutual Newa IWeather 7:00-CBS News ""m". Srta IMusic ICou.ln Ty luiniic- .. ..... ;..,... 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Music News Sign Off lAnything lAnythlng ILate SIow (Late snow KBOY-AM Radio ptaitimi for KBOY-AM (730 kc) are almulcaiU at KBOY-FM proirama from aun-up to sun-down. Junction City Man Dies in Auto Crash Halsey (UPD Calvin Jack Raeford, 45, Junction City, was killed when his automo bile crashed off U.S. Highway 99E here late Tuesday. Officers said he was appar ently thrown from the vehi cle. He was the only occupant. Strange As Jt Seems H,x ONE-LINE ROLE London - ll'PIi - Marilyn (Mandy) Rice Davies has a one-line, one-kiss role in a new movie, "Hide and Seek" star ring comedian Ian Carmi- chael. The Daily Mirror said today that in the film, to be released later this year, Man dy kisses Carmichacl and re cites. "I told him I may be rich and dishonest, but I still nave my pride.", Actor Objects To Name Change Los Angeles -(UPD- A German-born real estate salesman wants to change his name to Peter Lorie, but Peter Lorre doesn't want him to. Lorre's attorney was in court Tuesday to object to the petition in which Eugene Weingand, 29, wants to change his name. Weingand told the court his friends think he looks like the famed actor and call him by that name and because of that he has begun to use it. Weingand's attorney said he wanted his name changed to Peter Lorre Jr., but I ad vised against that." Lorre's attorney said that "under no circumstances" would his client permit Wein gand or anyone else to "trade upon" his name. "I don't question this man's right to change his name," said Superior Judge Burnett i Wolfson who set Oct. 3 for a hearing. "But why out of 111 million names did he choose this one? Why does a man look for trouble?" 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Goldenson said Hagerty s successor as vice president in charge of ABC news, special events and public affairs has not been chosen. I 1-Wet 2-Seml-i nrecloua atona Dijtr. by United feature syndicate, Inc. z-i I I.! JVILt'l 7 I I ; - - -I I I I kialca -rou m Or u rii ''sasML. f T--"- -"- I I ""-""' I I SUCH THINGS AS FWING OVER OUR CARRIER I Until 2 a.m. T WFnwKDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS n,. iinwin TV 'briiadrast Ion l printed as a free puMIc servlca Iccept respinelblllty lor errors or omissions. KMKIl-TV (Channel 10) "Pnw Wow" Movie KBK8-TV (Channel S) 4 :00 American Bandatand 4 :30 Dtacovery QJ . 5 on Uncle Bill SJOYogi Bear S:0CI Weather, News 6 jrBeverlHlllblllles "T OO Oiila and Harriet"' 7:30 WugonTraln a nil Wilson Train 8 :30 Golnn MyWay 0 :06 Oolnil My"Way 0:311 Dkk an Dyke in-no Nakert city 10:30 Nuked City 11 im Newt Final. Bririce 11 :30 ChaniplonhlP1iri-dFE 12 00 12 31) Pow Wow" Movie Cartoon Carnival P.ult Si Redtly Weather. 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Newa H fl. Report Leave It To Heaver Our MnHlgglns Wide Country Wide Country pivKlldar Dr. Klldare The Lively Onea (cl Soph t a Loren Sophia Lorcn News tontte Show (cl Tonight Show (c. TonlRht Show lei Tonight Show icl News, Sign Off Trial of Klamath Sheriff Under Way Klamath Falls - (UPD '- The trial of the Klamath County Sheriff Murray Brltton, charg ed with allowing a prisoner to escape, continued Tuesday with selection of a jury and the beginning of the state s case. Eight women and four men were selected to hear the case. Britton allegedly released a Klamath area farmer who had been charged by the state live stock Inspector with embez zling an animal. Charges against the farmer, Fred Bey- mer, were subsequently drop ped. Eight witnesses appeared for the state Tuesday. Among them was officer R. W. Wheel er, who arrested Beymcr. The defense challenged his Juris diction, questioning his pow er to serve a summons on the farmer. RUZ ANP HIS RAPAR OFFICER, ENSIGN JENSEN, I? PREPARE TO MAN THEI? PLANE. Morse Amendment To Aid Bill Voted Washlngton-Oirii- A money slashing amendment by Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) to President Kennedy's foreign aid bill was approved by the Senate Foreign Relations committee Tuesday. The amendment would cut the amount of funds for U.S. participation In the "social progress fund" of Kennedy's "Alliance for Progress" In Latin American through the Inter-American bank from $200 million to $100 million. FIBE CAUSE SOUGHT Berlin - UPD - Fire officials J today sought the cause of an explosion which ripped a West ! Berlin roofing factory Tues-; day, killed one worker, In- j Jurcd.iour others and caused $79,0(0 damage. NEW AIDE FOR QUEEN London - 'IW - Group Capl. Clife Stanley George Stan bury was appointed aide-decamp to Queen Elizabeth Tuesday. He succeeds Capt. W. D. Hodgkinson, who was promoted to air commodore. Serious Eye Damage From Eclipse Noted Dayton, Ohio - UIPII - A case of serious eye damage from the eclipse that occurred last week end was reported here Tuesday when Paul Lea sts, 33, consulted an ophthal mologist. Scar damage was found and Lessis was referred to the clinic at Ohio State univer sity in Columbus. Lessis said the damage was "pretty bad. I have kind of 1 blank spot when I look at things." A near victim was Larry Davis, 20, o( Dayton, a jour nalism student at Ohio State, who was examined at a hos pital here. No permanent dam age to his eyes was found, however. Lessis said he was wear ing sun glasses Saturday and looked at the eclipse for five minute periods for a total of 19 minutes. THIS IS NOT A (SPECIAL) Don't Be Fooled-MOST 21" New SYLVANIA (NOT REBUILT) Pix Tube Installed in Your Home for $45.90 plut $1.00 Labor Installed in 35 MInules-No Wailing Tha Bast for Utt-Ctll Poor Man's T.V. 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