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THURSDAY. AUGUST 22, 1963
MEDFOHD MAIL TH1BUNE. MEDFORD. OHEGON
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ADDED TREAT-GupsIs at the Hotel Riviera in Las Vegas,
Nev., get an added treat as, Connie Haines, Beryl Davis and
Jane Russell give out with a poolside serenade. The trio is
currently appearing on stage at the Riviera. (UPI)
Teller Continues
Outspoken Position
Against Test Ban
Washington -(UPlu Physicist , whether such a weapon had
Edward Teller Wednesday becn developed bv Russia but
noted "they claim Ihcy can
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THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS
The following TV broadcast log Is printed ai a free public service
for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers, grhrdule changes are
printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot
accept respomiPllliy lor m unnnrn.
KBES-TV (Channel 5)
4:00 American Bandstand
430 Discovery '63 News
5:00 Mighty Mouse
8 :30 Roy Rogers
6:00 Weather. News
6:30 Sporta Roundup
"7:00 Funny Funny Films
JT30-T A C.
8:00 Perry Maton
8 JO Perry Mason
KM ED -TV (Channel 10)
"Strange Awakening"
Friendship Clrcle
Fury
OurGjang
Weather New
Leave JTo Beaver
Our Man Hlgglns ,
Wide Country
9:00 Penny Serenade
B.30 PennySerenade
10:00 Penny Serenade
1030-Pennyaernaae
11:00 News Movie
1 1 JO Gallant Journey
12:00 Gallant Journey
2:30 ;
Wide Country
DrKIldarb
Dr. Kiln a re
The Lively Ones
Voice of"The Desert lei
Voice ol Th pesert(c)
Newi Tonlte Show (c)
TonightShow(c 1
Tonight Show (el
Tonight Show lei
Newt tnd Sign Off
FRIDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS
KBES-TV (Channel 5)
"gO Captain Kangaroo
8 :30 Ca ptain Kangaroo
HMKIt-TV (Channel 10)
-on Calendar
9:30 I Love Lucy
10:00 Real McCoys
10:30 Pete and Gladys
ii-nn f.tiv nf Life
llgOSearch for Tomorrow
12 :00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
12 :30 At Tne wono iuiiw
1:00 Password
ljaHouseparty
""2:00 To Tell the Truth
3:30 Edge of Night
"3:00 Secret Storm
3:30 WhoDoVou Trust
Too American Bandstand
4:30 Discovery '63
5:00 Uncle Bill
3:30 Huckleberry Hotind
e"ol)Wether. News
6 :30 Story Of
"tToO Trails West
7j30 Rawhide
"8:00 Rawhide
8:30 Route 66
9)6Rout"e 66
9j3 0 Biography
.0:00 Alfred Hitchcock
lOjMAJjrreHitcock
11:00 News Final, Movie""
11:30 Black Angcl
12:00 Black Angel
12:30 BI ack Angel
Morning Visit
Cartoon Time
Focal Point
The Price la Right tc)
Concentration
Your First Impression
Truth or Consequences
Peoule Will Talk (c)
The Doc ton
General Hospital
Vou?n' Say c
Match Game
Danny Thomas
Queen For A Day
"AtfalrJnHavana'
"Affair In Havana"
"Affair In Havana"
Servicemen
IN GEORGIA
' Specialist Four Bernard J.
Nepper, 880 Stewart ave., is
stationed in the U.S. Army at
the Atlanta Army Depot, For
est Park, Ga., with the 19th
Signal detachment, which is
attached to the 40th Transpor
tation battalion.
Nepper, a graduate of Med-
ford High school, entered the
Army in September, 1961.
GRADUATES
Airman James W. Sims, son
of Mrs. Mae V. Sims, 912
Bcckman ave., was recently
graduated from the Aviation
Mechanical Funda mentals
school at the Naval Air Tech
nical Training center, Memp
his, Tenn.
IN CALIFORNIA
Ronald Christner, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geigle.
Bellinger lane, recently en
listed in the U.S. Army and is
stationed at Ft. Ord, Calif.
continued his outspoken in-1
sistence that U. S. security
would be Jeopardized by rati
fication of the nuclear test
ban treaty.
Teller spoke out again less
than 24 hours after President
Kennedy had taken issue with
Senate testimony by Teller
that this country was behind
the Soviet Union in anti-missile
system development and
that ratification would be a
grave mistake.
The H-bomb developer mil
cd that "men ot the highest
responsibility" disagreed with
him and added:
"I hope they are right, hut
on this hope alone I would
not care to base the future of
this country."
Teller spoke at a National
Press club luncheon.
Teller Insisted the treaty
would prevent development
of a missile defense which he
said could save On per cent
of American lives In a nuclear
war.
Without Testing
He maintained that an anti
missile missile could not be
perfected without atmospher
ic testing, barred by the pact.
He said attempts to perfect
an anti-missile missile by the
ory and underground tests
alone would fail. He said
something as complex as this
must be tried to be proven
effective.
Teller said the Soviet Un
ion, "through their magnifi
cent test scries in 1961 and
1962," may have gained
knowledge to enable them to
perfect such a missile. He con
ceded that he did not know
l shoot a fly from the sky.'
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stoncy Burke
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Price la Right (e
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Newi; Sign Off
Nursery Licenses
Reach 2,279 Mark
Salom-UIPU-Nursery licenses
Issued lo growers and deal
ers by the state agriculture
department have reached the
2,279 mark, the department
reported today.
During the 1962-63 fiscal
year 2,820 licenses were
Issued.
Point Arguello, Calif.-OJPIi-A
sign on delicate electronic
equipment at the naval mis
sile range base here warns
curious visitors: "Das compu
termachlne is night for ger
finger poken und mittengra
ben. Is easy schnappen der
pringenwork, blowenfu sen
und poppencorken mit ipitti
enparken. 1st nicht fur gewer
ken by das dummkopfen. Das
rubbernecken sight i e e r e n
keepen hands in das pockets.
Relaxen und watch das blin-kenligbis."
MAULDIN A GRANDPA
Anaheim, Calif. -Un- Pulit
zer Prize-winning cartoonist
Bill Mauldln, creator of the
GI team of Willie and Joe
during World War II, became
a grandfather Wednesday with
the birth of Michelle Maulriin.
The 7-pound, lO'i-ounce girl
was born to 18-year-old Judy
Mauldln, wife of the cartoon
ist's son, Bruce, 19. It was
their first child.
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