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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1963
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THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS
The following TV broadcast log Is printed as a free public service
-for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are
printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot
accept respon sid i my lor errors or omissions.
KBES-TV (Channel 5)
4:00 Trailmaster
KMED-TV (Channel 10)
4:30 Trailmaster
- 5:00 Mighty Mouse
5:30 Roy Rogers
J):00 Channel 5 Report
8:30 Cronkite News
7:00 Maverick
7:30 Maverick
8:00 Rawhide
8:30 Rawhide
a 9:00 Perry Mason
A 9:30 Perry Mason
J0:00 Lawrence Welk
5 0 :30 Lawrence Welk
ill: 00 Newa
jl 1:30 Sign-Off
412:00
2:30
1 1:00
"Lucky Partners"
"Lucky Partners"
"Lucky Partners"
Wrestlers Newsreel
Newsreel Huntley-Brinkley
MoPile Living
Price Is Rieht
FHntstonea (c)
Donna Reed
Dr. Klldart
Dr. KtldarT"
Suspense Theatre
Suspense Theatre
Newsreel Tonite
Tonight Show (c)
Tonight Show (c)
Tonight Show (c)
News and Sign Off
FRIDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS
tKBES-TV ( Chi annel 5
r"8:0"o Captain Kangaroo
3 8:30 Captain Kangaroo
JOO Mike Wallace Newa
- 8:30 I Love Lucy
KMED-TV (C.ttnnel 10)
10:00 Real McCoys
10:30 Pete and Gladys
11:00 Love of Life
l 1:30 Search for Tomorow
12 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
Tl2:30 As the World Turns
" 1 :00 Password
1 :30 Houscparty
n -rn . Tn Toll thi Truth
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n-onSppret Storm
3:3 0 Wh o Do You Trust
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4:30 Trailmaster
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6:00 Channel fl Report
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10:30 Alfred Hitchcock
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ill:30 "Human Desire"
12:00 "Human Desire" -
1:00 "Human Desire"
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Sign On Insight
Romper Room
Romper Room
Focal Point
Missing Links (c)
Your First Impression (cl
Truth or Consequences Newa
People Will Talk
The Doctors
Verdict Will Not
Effect 17 Suits
MILTON - FREEWATER
(UPI) Attorneys say the loss
of a $10,694 damage suit against
northeast Oregon wheat ranch
ers will not result in the with
drawal of 17 similar suits now
pending.
An Umatilla county urcuit
Court jury returned a verdict
in favor of the defendents after
deliberating 214 hours Tuesday
night. Wilbur and Ila Jean Gib
bons, Milton-Freewater tomato
growers, had contended a spray
used to kill weeds in wheat
fields drifted over their 5V4-
acre tomato field in the spring
of 1962 and damaged the crop.
Defendants were Pete "and
Marshall Mayers, Blair Cole
man, J. F. Murray, Clarence
Harris, Kenneth Coppinger,
John Korvola, Thomas Ashbeck,
0. Humphries and a John Doe
Luciano.
General Hospital
Vou Don't Say (c)
Match Game
Make Room For Daddy
Queen For A Day
Cartoon Carnival
Cartoons Movie
"Big Boodle"
"Big Boodle"
Movie Newsreel 10
Newsreel Huntley Brinkley
Temple Houston
Temple Houston
Kicnara uoone
Richard Boone
Bob Hope
Bob Hope
Yancy Derringer
Fight of Week
Fight Scoreboard
Newsreel Tonight Show (c)
Tonight Show (CI
Tonight Show (c)
Tonight Show (c)
News. Sign Off
Quotes From the News
1 NEW YORK Retired tenor Giovanni Martinelll, at
r Metropolitan upera pertormance ceieoraung trie golden an.
tnlversary of his debut:
"I once collapsed on this stage and I feel near to collapi-
log tonight. Two things fill my heart gratitude and love."
DOG OWNER SUES
CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI)-A
"loyal and faithful dog" had
stroke and his owner filed
$100,000 suit Wednesday against
race track and the Thorough
bred Protective Bureau.
Keith Robinson charged he
was evicted from River Downs
race track on June 26, 1962, aft
er he paid the $2 admission,
and was placed in the county
jail for a week on a trespassing
charge. During tnis time his dog
had suffered a stroke, he said.
The suit also said Rortason
was later found innocent of the
trespass charge.
Cradle-to-Grave
Costs to Appear
In Labor Report
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The
Labor Department will check
prices from the cradle to the
grave for Its streamlined cost-of-living
index that will appear
next February.
The costs of funerals a con
troversial national topic will
be calculated for the first time
in computing average expenses
of the city-dwelling wage earn
er. .
Labor Department officials
said investigators would check
the price of a complete funeral
with undertakers in 50 cities.
Their findings on funerals will
not be listed separately by the
government but will be blended
with other price data in deter
mining the Consumer Price In
dex (CPI).
Bank service charges, leeal
fees, room rent, and hotel and
motel charges also will be
checked for the first time next
January for inclusion In the re
vised index.
Valuable Statistics
The index already includes
the cost of a baby delivery,
pulling a tooth, beer and whis
ky, movie admissions and news
papers in addition to food, hous
ing and transportation.
The index, often considered
one of the government's most
valuable statistics, will be
broadened to include single per
sons living alone. It formerly
was limited to families of two
or more.
Ewan Clague. commissioner
of labor statistics, said this
would make it more useful as
an indicator of how the 60 mil
lion urban wage earners in the
nation spend their incomes.
Changes in the price of food,
often of major importance in
the Index's fluctuations, will be
"considerably less , Important"
in the new measure of inflation
ary trends, Clague said.
On the other hand, housing
and transportation costs will
have more weight In the Index
starting next year.
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, HONOLULU Arthur Sylvester, public affairs officer for
.Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, at the close of a secret
'meeting here on Vict Nam:
- "In general, information received at the conference Indl
.cates an encouraging outlook for the principal objective in
C South Viet Nam the successful prosecution of the war against
f the Viet Cong tommunisis.
I
i UNITED NATIONS U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, reg-
Istering U.S. reservations against a paragraph in an anti-dis-
crimination declaration which would outlaw organizations which
J promote or incite racial discrimination:
; "The struggle to establish freedom of speech . . . was i
long and bloody one and. having won that long, painful struggle
'-for the freedom to speak and to print ... we in the United
Stales have no Intention of giving It np, or whittling It dowav
HOW'S THAT?
NEW YORK (UPI) - Famed
surrealist painter Salvadore
Dali arrived here from Europe
with his wife Wednesday and
brought with him a new paint
ing titled "Galacidalacidcfoxiri
bunucleiacid." The mustachioed artist ex
plained that the title came
from "my wife's first name
(Gala). El Cid and the biologi
cal formula which won the No
bel Prize last year."
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