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Noel, n:oo News 8:15 Music fl:30 News-Mutic P:45 Sporis-Muslc INocturne INocturne (Nocturne INews ISports Newslinea IWcntht-r 10:00 News 10:15 Music 10:30 News-Music 10:45 Sporta-Music 1:00 Sign Off Newi. Noct. INocturne Showtime IShowtime ISign Off Editorial Relaxation Concert Concert Concert Concert Ia7.z Scene Jazz Scene Live Music Live Music Anything Anything INews, Noct. (Nocturne (Nocturne (Noct.. Newa ISign Off lAnything lAnyihing ILate Show ILate Show KBOY-AM Radio programs for KBOY-AM (730 kc) are ifmulcasta of KBOY-FM programs from sun-up to sun-down. lUntil 2 a.m. I WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log 1 printed ai a free public servlre for the Mail Tribune's reader and TV viewers. Schedule chanacs are priniPd as provided bv the TV stattoni and Uo Mall Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errora or omiislom. Kni:s-TV (Channel 5) '4:00 TrRtimnsler 4:30 Trailmastcr S;00 Tennessee Tuxedo 5:30 Yogi Bear o ho Chimnnl 5 Report 6:30 CBS News 7rm Candid "Camera 7:30 Or.tr and Harriet KMKD-TV (Channel 10) Cartoons Mnvle "Leg Um of ibe Doomed "Legion or Hie uoomea Movie Newireel 10 NrwM-ccl Huntley" Brink ley Burke's Law noo- 8.30- The Nurses The Nurties o.OO lllllMlltea ji 30 DtckVan Dyke 10":h"6 Danny Kaye 10:30 Danny Kaye 1 Too News Final 1 1 :30-- t 12:00 12:30 Burke's Law TheVirRinlanjcl The Virginian (c) TJie Vtrginjan (c Hen Casey Ben Casey Eleventh Hour Eleveiith Hour Newa Ton He Show (O Tojiite Show (ci Tontght Show (c) Tonight Show (cl Newa. Sign Off THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KRES-TV (Channel 5) 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Captain Kangaroo 0:00 CBS'Np'ws ft: 30 I Love Lucy VoflO The McCoys 10:30 Pete & Gladyi 11:00 Love" of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 12 00 Tennessee F.rnte Ford jT30 As ihe WorldTurna "l ;on Password 1 :30 House Party To Tell the truth 2 30 Edge erf Night Y 00 Secret Storm 3 30 Who Do You Truit KMED-TV (Channel 1ft) I MJn.ln .Vlslt noinper R 4 00 Trailmaster 4:30 Trailmaiter "5 00 Might vMouse 8 30 Roy Rogers 6 00 Chnnnel 5 Report 6 30 CBS N e ws 7 oft Maverick 7:30 Maverick Rawhide -Rawhide 8 0ft 8 30- 9 00 Perry Mason fl HO Perry Mason 10 0ft Lawrenre Welk 10.30---LawrriH'C Welk 11:00 News Final 1 1 nn Romper Rnom Focal Point Mining Link UM Your First Impression Ut Truth or Consequences ct;NPyj reopir"VUrTalk tci; Newt The Doctort General HosplTal You Don't hnytcl Match Game DannvThomai Queen for a Day Friendship Circle Cartoon Movie "China Gate" -China Gate" Movie Newsreel 10 Ncwai eel Huntley Brinkley Spelldown Price Is'Right H i iv l stone s e Donna Reed Dr. Klldnre Dr. Ktlriara llael ici Dillon Questioned On Tax Reduction WASHINGTON (UPI)-Treas-ury Secretary Douglas Dillnn returned to Hie Senate Finance Committee hearings today tor further quest ioninR on Presi dent Kennedy's embattled $11 billion tax cut program. The tax cut measure, already passed by the House, faced more hostile fire from commit tee members at hearings that may stretch into six weeks. Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., an avowed foe of the bill he de scribed as a "rich man's bill," charged that the measure amounts to a "major attack on tne united Mates progressive lax system. He said that under the hill a single person with $4,000 in come would receive onlv a 5 per cent increase in take-home pay, while an individual with $100,000 taxable income would enjoy a 12(1 per cent increase in after-lax income. Backers of the bill, eager lo speed up Ihe hearings, have been nuiellv contacting those who support Ihe measure, ask ing them not lo testify. Despite this. Chairman Harrv F. Byrd. D-Va., a foe of the hill, said 140 witnesses have asked to appear The Great lakes comprise the largest body of fresh water in the world. Mvitrry Theatre Myiteo'ThHli-e Newi Tonltc'Show (c) TonlRht Show U'l TorilfM Sho'w'lcl Tonight Show (pi Newt. Sinn Off Nevada Cowboy Fastest Calf Roper PORTLAND (UPI) - Anson Thurman of Fallon, Nev., turn ed in the fastest calf-roping time in the Pacific International Livestock Exposition rodeo Mon day night when he tied his calf in 11 seconds. Thurman, however, had t o share honors with bulldogger L. W. DeWitt of Lebanon, who had a time of 16 seconds in steer wrestling. Other top performances Mon day were by John Hawkins of Twain Ilarte, Calif., with a 174 point bareback bronc ride; Winston Bruce, Calgary, Alta,, with a 172-point ride in the saddle bronc class, and Bob Wegner, Ponca City, Okla., with 172 points in Brahma bull ruling. POOR MAN'S J HOME Simply C.llfiai Q 772-8852 wIlLW Gens Barry stars as a mil lionalrt cop in a riotous, exciting mystery-comedy! 6:3 Toraswr on KMED-TV CHANNEL 10 Top Qualify Entertainment Investment Clubs To Hear Pi Reports at NEW YORK (UPI) - Hun-1 dreds o f representatives o f groups whose members put an average of $22 a month into the stock market meet here this week to talk about how well they have done the past year or to learn how they could do bet ter. Delegates and visitors from the 7,567 member groups of the National Association of Invest ment Clubs hold a three-day convention beginning Oct. 17 to listen to authorities in the field of investment and finance, to learn how investment clubs as a whole, both members and non members of the NAIC, have be come the sixth largest institu tional buyer on the New York Stock Exchange. T. Lewis Moore, a member of the Hi-Lo Club in New York City and chairman of the host group, said several hundred persons were expected from out of town for the convention and additional hundreds from clubs in the New York area. "Principal growth of these clubs has been in the Midwest, and the association started out there in 1951 with four clubs as members," said Moore. "But there are about 2,000 clubs in the New York commuter area. "Our statistics show there are about 38,300 clubs in all in the United States. The average in vestment per member is about $22 a month, and the average net asset value of the clubs this year is $16,190. "Some of them are, of course, far above this. For example, the 'Twelve Hundred Invest ment Club' of Baytown, Tex., which started out a few years ago with $55,000, now reports a worth of about $221,000." Moore said NAIC member ship showed small shrinkage after the market break of 1962, although the pace of the forma tion of new clubs had slowed since that time. "It's picking up now, though," he said. "Actually, most investment clubs didn't run, and some of them that had been in existence for a while stuck right with it. rogress Parley Most of those who disbanded were the weaker ones who would have given up anyhow." Speakers for the NAIC con vention will include Edwin D. Etherington, president of the American Stock Exchange: Robert M Bleiberg, editor of Barron s; Archangelo J. Cata pano, senior research analyst of Merrill Lynch. Pierce. Fenner 4 Smith, Inc.; William C. Nor ris, president and founder of Control Data Corp., and H. Rus sell Morrison Jr., vice president of Standard & Poor s Corp. DISCOUNT Wall To Wall PRICES ON CARPETING mm NATIONAL BRAKE CO. 1216 N. 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