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4 D THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. I3 MKDKOKD .MAIL 1K1KLNK, MED1-ORD. OREGON RADIO rncrunk Utd below ar received from ttae radio stations and too Mail Tribune assumes except to mak cfcaiuni ai are supplied. KYJC 1330 he ,KMED H40 kc 4:0fl CBS Newt 4 15 Pat McCoy 4:30 Sidelight 4:45 SporU-McCoy I Local Newi 'Road Show lAlex Drier Emphasis l n,..a1l ThnmailMrwi.HarveV fl-15 pat ftlcuov irwifinunsaio 5-30 News-McCoy INews S .45 CBS News Don Hani In V:(io CBS News INews-Harmon INews-Harmon (Emphasis M. Beatty lEdw Morgan Newa 615 Ml NIC 6:30 Bannerltnes JL45--Sporti. Music 7:00 CBSNewi 7:15 World SporU 7:30 Dimension 7:45 -Sporti. Music 8 TOO W o r 1 d Ton i & h t 8:15 Music 8:30 News-Music 8 : 4 5 Spor ts-Music 9:00 Newa Q:15 Mu.ic 9 :30 Ntws-Muslc 9 :4 5 Sports-Music 10:00 News 10:15 Music 10:30 News-music 1 0 :45 Sports-music lHoo Sign on 11:15 11:30 ' 1 1 :45 IMusic ! Music 'Music iNews I Land ol Music ILand of Music lLand ol Music INews. Noct. 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"A Week End on the Beach," will be the theme and Jon Braum, Georgia-Florida area director for campus Crusade for Christ, will be the !"'S'- speaker. Students from campuses j around the Northwest will at-1 lend the event. Anyone wishing j additional information may con- lact Oakley at Huffman hall or Hagg at Cascade D. BROADCASTS CONFERENCE WASHINGTON (LTD - F Ident Kennedy's news r-sfs'-fr- ence at 4 p.m. EST May S3 bo teiecast and broadcast Rve. ! PROGRAMS THURSDAY jKWIN iKSHA IKBOYFM 5ftU kc 18 to kc if 5.1 mc INcwi 'Fulton Lewis I Weather ICountry Store 'Sports Swing Thing iNewnines I Bill Stern iNews Weather tMuaic-Newi :Swmg fhing IN'cu'l Mutual Newi weather laporia news iwurm immj i"'"""" INewsltnea ICommentarv Sports IWeather 'Musi: jSwing Thin. News INewa. 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Klldare Marel let Suspense Theatre Suspense Theatre News Chinchilla TnniRht Show (ei Tonijtht Show (e) Tonight Show (c News and Sisn Off KMI'.n-TV (Ctannel 10) InslBht Sisn Oiv Romper Rnmn Rnmper Room Focal Point Missing Links(c t Your First Impression 10 Truth or Consequences News PeVple Will Talk (c) The Doctor (.eneml Hospital You Don't Say ic Match Game Make Room For Daddy Queen For A Day Cartoon Carnival Dance with Mr. Henry Dance with Mr. Henry Dance with Mr Henry Movie Newsreel 10 Newsreel Huntley Brinkley Temple Houton temple Houston Richard Boone Richard Boone I o pe Bob Hope WyattF.arp Fisht of Week Ficht Scoreboard Newsreel Tnnitht Show tc ToniBht Show icl TonlRht Show (et Tomjtjit Show icl News. Sign Off JET HITS HOUSE STRASS, Germany (UPD A i West German air force j e t j fighter carshed into a (arm- house Wednesday, Killing a vcmm Rn( two children and in- The pilot of the American- made F fighter parachuted to safety. There was no immedi ate explanation of the crash. The v.ctims were in the farm house eoi.iuj. meal during a rcst trom Ihreshintj chores KR ANTE LAUNCHES ROCKET PARIS (UPD - France has! launched a 2,205-pound two-i state "Dragon" rocket 310 miles into space above the Sa-1 hara Desert, Gaston Palew.ski, minister of state for scicuo 8inincesl Wtdnesttay Hioht. Ho th Naial Wy fta roipkrtt InMoghf f rsmn imw torsuvl'.nR; a vW- h mi tHHth iMxri ff- to H-WmifU H 1 ft ' bo responsibility ll&JOkc jKDOV I juu kc House party House irty Houoeparty 'Houj.eparl.v 'Houseparty IHoubtparty House parly IHoustparty :ilouirtparty IHouscparty Sign Oil Christ Music IJH ol l!enven Christ Music 'Chrlfct. Music "Christ" Muiic" Christ Mumc Christ. 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"'Melodies Melodies INews Melodies INews IMelndiei INews 'Melodies Noon News iTradcr Horn House Party 'News iHouse Party IHouse Pnrty I II on ne Party JNews IHouse Party (House Party IHouse Party 'News IHouse Party iHouse Party 'House Party 'News IHnitKe P;irty IHouse Party (House Parly 'News I House Pnriy I House Party iltoi-se Party INl'WK 'House Party IHouscparty Sign Off Wx Thing Ty Ty I KBOY-AM nadlo prosrams tnr KBOY-AM (130 kcl are simulcasts ot KBOY-FM procrams from sun-up to sun-down. a.m. I Area Students in Honors Program CORVAI.I.IS Four students from the Modlorcl area arc list ed among the 102 Oregon State University freshmen who quali fied for Ihe School of Science Honors Program this fall. They arc Howard E. IlaiiRen, 17 Thomas Road; Dennis F. Patella, 1101 S. Jasper si.: and Jerry E. Vaknc, 713 W. Uth st., all from Mcdtord: and Dorothy M. James, P. 0. Box 547, Phoenix. The Honors program was started in lilSil at OSU to "en rich and extend academic op portunities" for top students. To qualify for the program, students must have ranked in the upper one-fifth of their high school graduating class, have had all A and B grade s in science and mathematics, and have heen recommended by their high school principal or science instructor. Ilaugen, Patella, and Vakoe are graduates of Medford High School, and Miss Jame.i of rhoenix High School. COMMKIU I At. IIKAIIINT.S WASHINGTON (UPD - The Federal Communications Com miion (FCC) will hear oral arguments Nov 25 on Ihe pro posal to limit the length a n d frequency of commercial') on radio and television. The FCC said Wednesday that anyone wishing to present argu ments should notify the coin mission secretary bv Nov. 10. -ix :. . . 1 r 3 SMr-wmaML-iW Tt ttf-cck ht,vcref f-i" V trtS:;-e -';. TONIGHT Ai 7i30 o OUMMSW 10 0 Coti ftmitf, 1trtvmt, ".:.. . A'.'S FULL TRICE ONLY ' . . - Freeman Conviction Appealed Before Stale High Court SALEM (UPD The convic- two weeks on a capital charge tion of condemned child slay- without an attorney. er Jeannace June Freeman was appealed before the Oregon Su - JZ stiutional rights have been vi oiated. Miss Freeman was convicted in 1961 of throwing Larry Jack son, 6, to death in the Crooked River Gorge in Central Oregon. She was sentenced to die in the gas chamber the first woman sentenced to death in Oregon. Miss Freeman's attorneys are asking that the Marion County Circuit Court review her convic tion under provisions of the post conviction relief act. They want the court to determine whelher her constitutional rights were violated, and if so, to upset the verdict, and re mand the case back to Jeffer son County Circuit Court at Ma dras for a new trial. Representing Miss Freeman were Philip A. Levin and Carl R. Neil, Portland attorneys. II marked the second time Miss Freeman's case had come before the state high court. The first time was when her case was automatically appealed af ter her conviction. Conviction Has Upheld The state court has once up held her conviction, and the U.S. Supreme Court has re fused to hear the case. Levin told (he high court, "The issue before the court is whelher Miss Freeman is en titled to a hearing in Marion County Court, or whether she is precluded from further re view." lie said. "I find distressing Ihe prevailing attitude that we are trying to exhaust the state courts so we can go to Federal Court. Provide Hearing ''The issue is whether the Oregon courts can provide a hearing." Levin said Miss Freeman was held in custody for more than I..,.,, p.. THfl rs WHAT ZHI WONDERING.' 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IH OR PHONE FOR FREE HOME TRIAl , '7 i lf ' " ,f7 I Ml Mr Si V '' ' t7H ""' '; ' ' V$wWm' 3 i'liixXr vW-Tlv r (Affi mK' -i 49 He said, "It wouldn't have Lonon . ., only to certain people who have no money and don't know their rights." Miss Freeman was arrested on May 16, 1961. and the courts appointed an attorney for her on June 2. Assistant Atty. Gen. S. L. Marsters disputed Levin's ar guments, and said the constitu tional questions had been rais ed and ruled upon during ear lier appeals. The hearing lasted 50 min utes. A ruling may be issued later this year. HOW'S THAT? HIGH WYCOMBE, England (UPD Dmytro Mliawyz, 45, was fined five pounds (S14) for drunkenness Wednesday despite his plea that "I have been wor rying about being worried." i 11 r T I J I " V r io"''y ITIIIddldtly ' t-Glrls nm 1 t I I I J J I J 'X J-Put n I U I'J I I ) llPl rertain place . "sHmi! LkV il ! ffrlffnWMl I YtmWA k'cAH.r 60TA 1 THANVoy.,1 Y773 I MEANT, 1 IM DOOMED! 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