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INocturne (Showtime (Showtime INocturne Nocturne Nocturne Noct., News 12:00 (Newi TUESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log Is printed ai a free public servlre for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBK8-TV (Channels) "TKMKn.tV (Channel ffl) 4:00 TrailmaBter Cartoons Movie 4:30 Trallmastcr "Out of lite PhbI" 8:00 Sky King "Out of the Past" 5:30 Qulck praw McCraw Movie Newsreel 10 6:00 Channel 5 Report New-reel Hunttey-Brlnkley 6:30 CBS News Combat 7:00 Deputy Combat m7:30 My Three Sons Mr. Novak 8:00 Red Sketton Mr. Novak 8:30 Red Skellon McHalea Navy 9:00 Petticoat Junction Greatest Show on Earth (c) 0:30 -Jack Benny rentes!. Show on Earth fc) 1 0:00 Garry Moore The Fugitive 10:30 Garry Moore The Fugitive 11:00 Newa Final Ncwn Red Raider Report 11:30 Sign Off Tonight Show (cl 12"0 Tonight Show c . 12:30 Tonight Show fc) 1 :00 WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KBEB-f V (Channel a) KMKb-tv (Channel 10) 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Captain Kangaroo Sign on Insight 6:00 Calendar Romper hoom 0:30 t Love Lucy Romper Room 10:66 The "Real McCoys Focal PoTnt 10:30 Pete and Gladys Miming Links (cl 11:00" Love of Life Your First Impresslonlcl 11:30 Search for Tomorrow Truth or Consequences (c News 12)0 Tennessee Ernie Ford People Will Talk (cl News 13:30 An the World Turns The Doclors 1 :00 Password General" Hospital 1 :J0 House Party You Don'tSay (cl 2:0(1 To Tell the Truth Match" GameNnws Jf.1JSL M,hi Make Room For Daddy 3:00 Secret Storm Queen for a Day 3 :30 Who Do You Trust Cartoons "l:22 Xml'master "Endearing Young Charm" 4. :30 Trallmiister "Endearing Young Charms" .1:66 Tennessee Tuxedo Endearing Young charms11 JS:30 YoglBear Movie Newsreel 10 6:00 Channel A Report Weather News 8:30 CBS News BurkesLaw ""7:00 Candid Camera Rurk'e's l.aw 1:30 Ortle and Harriet The Virginian (cl ""S:0"o Tlie Nurses The Virginian ("el 8:30 The Nurses The Virginian (cl (1:00 Hillbillies Bn Casev 0:30 Dick Van Dyke Ben Casey 10:00 Danny Kayo" Eleventh Hour 10:30 Danny Kaye Elevejlth Hour HflO News Final News Tonight Show (c) . 11:30 Sign OH Tonlght Show (cl 12 00 tonight Show ic) 12:30 Tonight Show ICJ 100 News Sign Oft Benefit Dinner Is Set at Chuckwagon The third annual benefit din ner for the United Crusade will be held from 5 to 9 p.m. Wed nesday at North's Chuckwagon on North Riverside Ave United Crusade headquarters announc ed today. All money paid for the dinner will be added to tlie United Crusade funds. The public Is Invited and fam ilies will be welcomed, the Cru sade committee emphasized. The early hour at which serving begins has been adopted to make It possible for people to some and bring their children, and to attend other meetings if they are in the evening's schedule. NOVEMBER 12, 1963 PROGRAMS TUESDAY IKWIN IKSHA IKBOY 1580 kc IBflO ko '8S. me INewa IF. Lewti Jr. country aiore lapona iNews (Bill Stern IWcatner imusic News Sports Newt News IMutual News World Today Weather Editorial Sports Swing Thing commentary Weatner music INews Mutual News Weather ISporU INews Muilc ! Cousin Newa Cousin (Mutual Newa IWeather IMuslc (Freedom Mutual New. IWeather Sports INews IWeather (Music lO'isin Sign Off (News meiaxation INews lEditorial I Relaxation concert concert INews Concert ibpori INews Weather Concert Jarz Scene Jazz Scene INews II. tv. Mn.fr. Sports (Newsline! 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Hour INewa Sign Off Thing Ty Ty Scene KBOY-AM Radio programs for KBOY-AM (730 kc) are simulcasts of KBOV-FM programs from sun-up to sun-dawn. scene Music Music Show any) Senate Debates Foreign Aid Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) - Th Scnate opens its third week of debate on its $3.7 billion foreign aid bill today with the threat of possible stern tactics to speed action on the long de layed measure. The bill, which would author ize another year of military, economic and technical assist ance abroad, now totals only about $240 million more than the House voted and almost $800 million less than President Kennedy asked. Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., leader of the opposition to the measure, said he planned fur ther attempts to cut the bill and attach restrictive amendments. He warned against any attempl la gag debate through time lim itations or tabling motions. i But Senate Republican Lead-! er Everett M. Dirksen, 111., ap-! parently was firm in his an-, nounccd determination to invoko the "sudden death" tabling dc-1 vice if tlie bill s opponents keep up their delaying tactics with long discussion of countless amendments. Mme. Nhu Holding Plane Reservations BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPD-South Viet Nam's Mme. Nco Dinh Nhu had airline reser vations to go to Rome today (or a reunion with her three young er children. But the former first lady of the troubled Asian nation com plained of feeling ill late Mon day and whether or not she makes the trip hinged on the diagnoses of the Beverly Hills doctor who was called in to sec her. Dr. John Sharpc was called to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Chase where Mme. Nhu and her 18-year-old daughter, 1-e Thuy, have been staying. Her hosts said she "felt very, very tired and weak. I OWEN'S ELECTRONICS Sales & Sarvlca TV Ridis Starts Tapi Rtcordtn SPECIALIZE IN COLOR 420 S. Central 779-2726 The Family Council fcdltor's no'e: The Family Council consist of ft Judge, . bhyuhiatrbt, thr.e clergymen, three editors and ft women's editor, earn a-tlcle Is ft summary of ft family disagreement presented to the Council. Tie Council deals with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance counselors and social wurkers. Edited by Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyright bf Oeneral Feature orp.) Harold A. My son wants to drop out of school and I can't blame him. Joseph A. You should, do all in your power to talk him out of it. Harold A. My brother keeps warning me not to let Frank quit high school, but he should be the last to object. He and I both got along fine with out that diploma. Frank is 16 and bored stiff with history, po etry, and other subjects that won't help him cam a living. Since he has no interest in qualifying for college, he wants to get started at the service station. He's been offered a job as an attendant. Joseph A. This is when a kid peds a firm father. Thinf.1 have changed since Hal and I were boys. Nowadays anyone without a high school diploma is considered "unskilled." He has a terrible time competing with well-educated workers, as well as with automation. Instead of of encouraging Frank to end his schooling, Hal shoud harp on the benefits, like learning to think and getting well-rounded and well-grounded. The Council: For now, Harold, accept that Joseph's right and do your darndest to help your son through history, poetry, biology even though they aren't "trade school" sub jects. For he will use them (or their effect upon him) both in making a living and in living. Space forbids our listing I h e dozens of arguments for staying in school, advanced by employ ers and unions and youth work ers. One U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics item will suffice: four years of high school may yield a higher annual wage than 20 years of unskilled work. We'd rather discuss the Great Day a-comin' in American schools if Frank will but hold his horses. Around the corner is better teaching aimed at' holding in terest. Think what tape-recorders will do for music class or DISCOUNT PRICES ON STYIED FURNITURE Hal Krueger FELDMAN-OLSON ELECTRIC 920 South Grape Phone 773-7751 jc Commercial WIRING FOR YOUR BRONZE OR GOLD MEDALLION HOME HOW! 2 YEAR WARRANTY ON PICTURE TUBE and LABOR We will replace most 21" picture tubes with Channel Master. 55 00 i BRING TO SHOP IOANER TVs TERMS AVAILABLE HAPCO PHONE: 772-9992 Refuse to bury your refuse any longer? Why do it L. i ' r up-date your kitchen plumbing with a garbarge disposal unit of your choicel Prices designed to fit every budget. Expert installation for long-life of service. AAA Plumbing Repair MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON language drill. How about those overhead projectors which will take the place of slow "passing around"? And a California high plans to allow long periods for gym (including showers) and short ones for Oral English. Goldwater Won't Speed Up Decision WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., is not going to speed up his decision on whether to seek the GOP presidential nomination because Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller al ready has entered the race. GoHwater told United Press Internt'ional that the announce ment of Rockefeller's candidacy Thursday would not affect his timetable in the least. The sen ator made the statement in re ply to questions submitted by UPI. The Arizona conservative is expected to announce his deci sion in January. Sen. Norris Cotton, R-N.H., urged Goldwa ter Sunday to declare his can didacy for the nomination be fore January or risk losing the New Hampshire primary on March 10. Cotton said in a television in terview that Goldwater could "very well kiss New Hampshire goodbye" unless he declared himself soon enough for local supporters to campaign for him. 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