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People are Punny CBS
Mr. Mre. North CBS
Johnny Dollar CBS
Btl) BalUnc Talenti CBS
Two Tickets to Broad w
Lowall Thomai CBS
Tenneue Ernie Show CBS
America's Town Mretinj ABC
OtMrt Inn Orch. CBS
10 p.m. HaadMnea
Bill Sterna ABC
Kilocycle Klub . .
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Wednesday June 3t ,
00 Early Bird Newt
(t 03 Alarm Clock Club
:30 Leu's Almanac
f.45 Rid the But
f 55 Muala
7 00 Ntw Break feit Edition
T:I5 Charlie ' Roundup
7:30 Bob Garred ABC
t.0 Betty Crocker ABC
7 45 Harry Babbitt CBS
t:00 Breakfast Club ABC
00 Blue Sktea
:15 Ma Perkins CBS
30 YouiuT Dr. M alone CBS
S:4S The Penney Show
30:00 Chet HunUey ABC
10:15 Perry Mason CBS
10:30 Nora Drake CBS
10:45 Magazine News t and Theater
10:55 Whispering Street 'ABC
11:15 Brighter Day CBS
11:30 Helen Trent CBS
11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS
12:00 Noon Edition News . .
12:15 Paylesa Sidewalk Show
12:90 Sam Hayes ABC
12:45 Arthur Godfrey CBS
9:15 Ruth Ashton CBS
3:30 Phil Norman CBS
2:30 House Party CBS
3 00 Better Living
3:15 Hank Henry Show
9:45 Basin Briefs
3.55 Betty Crocker ABC
. 4:00 Ted Melon ABC
4:15 Spin with Wynne
4:45 When a Girl Marries ABC
& 00 Edward R- Murrow CBS
S.15 Easy Listening;
ft 30 Today's Sports Highlights
5:45 frank Gosa CBS
8:55 Hometown News
:0t Crime Photographer CBS
6:30 list Precinct CBS
t oo The Lone Rangvr ABC
7:15 Lea Griffith ABC
7:30 Mystery Theatre ABC
IM FBI in Peace Jt War CBS
K 30 Lowell Tbomaa CBS
9.45 Tennessee Ernie Show CBS
40 What Do You Think?
:15 Guest Book CBS
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10.30 Ktlocirle Klub
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Tuesday Evening, June 41
00 Gabriel Heaitet MRS
0:15 Evening Edition Local Ktwa
35 Hollywood Htghllgnu
t:tt Virgil Ptnkley Newt ULM
41 Sam Haea ULBS
M BUI Henry UBS
7:00 Red Skelton Show
T 30 Sports Report
7.40 Timber Tale
T.-4S Eddie risher Show MBS
R00 That Hammer Guv MHS
g'30 Your Chamber of Commerce)
5 45 Headilberg Harmonairea
tOONewipaper at the Air DLBt
9:15 Fulton Lewi. Jr. MBS
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.U People Helping Each Other MBS
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11.00 Sign Oft
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Wednesday, June 30
00 Sunrut Serenas
:30 Farm Reporter
C:45 Sons of the Pioneers
7:00 Frank Hemingway Stw DLBS
7:15 Breakfast Gcng bLBS
7.30 Today's Best Bum
7 43 First Edition Local Nw
7:55 Something to Thtnk About -
100 Cecil Brown MBS
15 Bob Greene News ULBS
9 20 Melodic Interlude
1:35 Holtand Ingla Newt ICBB
9:30 Breakfast Gang ULBS
8:45 Morning Melodies
30 Carnation Milk Time KBS
9 45 Music of Manhattan
1000 Newspaper of thm Air DLBS
10:15 TeJlo Test DLBS
10:30 A Vliit to Uefleld's
10:35 A Visit To MrConkey'a
10:44 A Visit to LaPouuei
11:00 Cliff Encle Nws DLBS
11:10 South Sixth Street Varieties
11:30 Queen for a Day MBS
12:00 Tips from the Town Shop
12:15 Noonday Edition LocaJ News
12:30 Best on Record
12:45 Notes From The Scoopcr
1.-00 Matinee Melodies
3.-00 Lakeview Roundup Time
3 25 Sam Hayes News DLBS
3:30 Here's The Answer DLBS
3:43 Tello Test DLBS
4:00 Look to the Skies
4:15 Frank Hemingway Newa DLBS
4:30 Glen Fox At The Piano
4:45 Sam Hayes News DLBS
5 00 Bob Greene News DLBS
3rft5 Songs of the B-Bar-B MBS
5:A5 Cecil Brown MBS
00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
615 Evening Edition Local Newa
25 Hollywood Highlights
6 .10 Virgil Pinkie Nrws DLBS
45 Sam Hay es DLBS
55 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Red Skelton Show
7:30 Sports Report
7 40 Timber Tale
7:45 Perry Como Show MBS
8:00 Nightmare
8:30 Les Brown Show
8 45 Radio Camera Club
:00 Newspaper ot the Air DLBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis. Jr MBS
9:30 Moonlight Melody Time
:53 Robert Hurlelch NVw MM
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Channel 5
Tuesday Evening;, June 29
3.50 Devotions
3:30 On Your Account
4 00 Feminine Fancies
4:30 Val Rogue Show
5130 Uncle Bill Show
5:30 Western Theater
6:30 Hollywood Album
6:45 Let's Kick it Around
7:00 Mid West Hayrida
7:30 Big Picture
8:00 Greatest Dramas
8:15 Best Theater (Double Feature)
10 00 Weather.
10:05 News
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3-20 Devotions
3:30 On Your Account
4 00 Feminine Fancies
4:30 Val Rogue Show
5:00 Uncle BiU Show
5 30 Armchair Theater ,
JO Hollywood Album
7:00 I Married Joan
7- Cisco Kid .
8:00 Liberie
8- 30 Amos 7i Andy
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9:30 County Agent -
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Kiddiet under 10 htrl
DOORS OPEN 6.30
ENDS TONIGHT!
TOMORROW!
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Winners In
Parade Listed
The following boys and girls were
prize winners in the annual Kiddles
Parade, held June 26. Sponsors
were the junior Chamber oi Com'
merce and the Klamath Falls mer
chants, i
Each young winner received a
merchandise prize and all contest
ants who marched In the lineun re
ceived a iree theater ticket and ice
cream.
Float: Jones. Webber, Carter
group, first prize ii merchan
dise certificate, ShaWs Stationery;
play suit, C ra!gs; play plastics.
Suburban Drug; flashlight, Hal's
Sport Shop; two games, Joe's
Sport Shop; hat and bank. Corner
Store.
Billie Randolph, second, $1.99
merchandise certificate, Anita
Shop; tee shirt, Leon's Tots to
Teens: box candy. Pelican Candy
Jar; fire truck, Payless Drug;
flashlight, Hal's Sport Shop.
Gregory Bernard, third, cap.
Drews Mens Store: toy, Poole's;
hat and shirt. Sears.
Pets: Margey Welman. first.
camera. Underwood's Camera
Shop. Bobby Farmer, second, coa
ster, Robert's Hardware. Gregory
Bernard, third, ball and bat, Hal's
Sport shop.
Smallest Entrant: Jeff and Den
t Clammer, first, inflated toys
and. doll, Currins Drug. Pat San
and Denice Bennett, second, doll
and play plastics. La. Pointe's and
Suburban Drug. Barry Card, third,
nat and. play plastics. Suburban
Drug.. , .,
Outstanding Girl Entrant: Ste
phanie Olvera, first, Viewmaster,
Leo's Camera Shop, and kitten.
Sandra Lawson, second, doll and
book. Pioneer Office Supply. Di
ana Cook, third, inflated toy.
Outstanding Boy Entrant: Mar
cis Murray, first, watch, Rickys;
John Lawson. second, fishing
equipment, Hal's; Steven Banta,
third, ball, bat and shovel, Hal's.
Outstanding Entry: Becky and
Linda Avery loving cup. Elks
Lodge and puppy, Bussman's Seed
Store.
Outstanding couple: Edward Es
trada and Ray Coon, lirst, waffle
iron set. Corner Store and fishing
reel, Moneomery ward.
Outstanding Doll Buggy: Mary
Lirace, nrst, aou. La pointe s: San
dra Wright, second, doll, Payless
Drugs: Linda Wright third, doU
Mcconkeys Drugs.
Tricycle: Jeff Molatore first,
pants and vest. J. C. Pennev: Lin.
da Wright, second, girl's two piece
ouuit, Miners; Janice Helney,
third, brush outfit, Comer Store.
Bicycle: Judith Evans, first.
fishing box, Hal's Sport Shop and
sens naraware; Linda Huston,
second, flashlight, Bell's; Pat An
derson, third, sunglasses. Standard
optical to.
Traffic Fine
Faces Motorist
CHICAGO Iff Somebody tagged
a parking ticket on Mayor Martin
Kennelly's car, and a Judge threat
ened motorist Jack Keisman with
a S100 fine if it turns out be did it.
Policeman Edward Maher testi
fied in Traffic Court yesterday a
ticket he put on Kelsman's auto
Jan. 33 later turned up on the
windshield of the mayor's limou
sine. Maher said the mayor's po
lice chauffeur told him he saw a
man make the switch on the street
outside City Hall. Keisman was
charged with falling to pay the
parking fine or answer a court
summons.
But Keisman. M, a clothing man
ufuclurer. said he never saw the
ticket and did not make the
snitch.
Judge Joseph J. Butler, who Con
tinued the case to July 28. said
If Keisman is guilty "I will fine
him $100. It shows disrespect for
the law."
Total Eclipse Of Sun May
Be Seen In Midwest; West
Out Of Path Of Spectacle
Br Al.TOV L. RLAKIC8LEK
NEW YORK lA'i-A dragon awal.
lows the sun tomorrow morning.
This at least was one ancient
superstitious explanation of what
millions of Americans ahould be
able to see soon niter dawn a
total eclipse of the sun or good
pun Ion of It.
The great celestial show, prac
tically the Inst one this century
tor iniiny Americans, will be re
served tor curly risers.
The lull blackout, or total eclipse,
will be viewed only by persons in
a bell 88 to 98 miles wide from
Holt County, Nrbr., and extending
IhrotiKh South Dakota, Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Michigan, In the
United Stales. Minneapolis and St.
Pn ill are tho only major cities In
the path.
But other millions should catch
a iiood portion of it it the weaiher
Is kind a 74 per cent bite out of
the sun in New York, about 85 per
cent in Chicago, 83 in St. Louis.
91 In Denver. II in Atlanta. 78 in
Washington and 88 per cent In Tnl-
Indies of Uie coiom, Uit Bun's
outer shell of gas, the Jet-like
prominences or tongues of hydro
gen gas, Uie uxllaval light or sky
glow believed due to sunlight re
flected from dust masse near Uie
sun, and chock how much the sun's
gravity bends light coming from
oilier stars and passing near the
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Dynamite Blows
Up Automobile
WASHINGTON. N. C. H Of
ficers said it must have taken two
sticks of dynamite planted under
the hood of Mrs. Susie Key's auto
mobile to have done aU the damage
jesterday.
The blast shattered the car's
front end and windows In a near
ty home, dug a deep hole In the
ground and hurled part of the mo
tor and hood 35 feet. Officers said
they didn't know who did It.
Neither did Mrs. Key's 17-year-old
son Jibe, who said he slept
through It all In the back sest.
July 4 Traffic
Jam Predicted
CHICAGO I-The National Safe
ty Council predicted today the com.
ing weekend will produce the worst
July 4 traffic Jam in history and
said 430 persons may not escape
it anve.
The three-day holiday weekend
is expected to attract more than
40 million cars to the highways
"More travel does not have to
mean more accidents if every
anver uses more caution," Ned
H. Dearborn, council president,
said.
"Let's make this holiday
wreckless one, not a reckless one."
Youth Drowns In
Home Bathtub
COVINGTON. Vs. MV-John M.
Nester Jr., 17, of South Covington,
drowned in a bathtub at his home
here yesterday.
Members of the local first aid
crew, wno tried without success
to revive the youth, said he ap
parently fell into Uie water-filled
tub after becoming 111 and was un
able to pull himself out. His moth,
er found him dead when she re.
turned from a shopping trip.
Picture Token
Of Burglar
TOKYO UTh-Police are looking
sor a nign scnooi student with a
small bald spot.
iney have a Picture of the lad
with his hand In the till of a
camera shop. He's wearing a high
Bciiuoi niuoeni a uniform.
proprietors of the shoo, which
had been robbed three time.
Koreans Seize
Japanese Boats
TOKYO U-More than 150 Japa
nese fishing boats are stalled in
south Japan harbors at the height
of the mackerel season because of
fear of Being seized by South Ko
rean patrol boats.
Dozens of Japanese fishing boats
hsve been confiscated by Korean
patrols since last September. The
crews were released.
Close Race In
Maryland Vote
BALTIMORE V-Dr. Hnrry Clif
ton Byrd apparently won the Dem
ocratic nomination for governor
early today by picking up Talbot
County's lour unit votes.
This gave the former University
of Maryland president 77 unit vole
the number necessary for nomina
tion under Maryland's county unit
system, similar to the electoral col
lege in presidential elections.
George P. Mahoney. Baltimore
paving contractor, had 88, with
seven still in doubt.
The race was so close In several
counties that only the official can
vass can determine the winner for
certain.
It also was likely there would
be a demand for recounts.
The popular vote, which governs
only if the unit count ends In
18-76 lie, stood at 155,433 for Byrd
and 153,937 for Mahoney w ith 1.390
of the state s 1,338 polling places
reported.
Dr. Byrd was running for his
first elective office after 18 years
as president of the university.
The battle for the Democratic
nomination overshadowed all other
counting of the Maryland primary,
which saw Republican Theodore
R. McKcldln easily turn back
three challengers In his bid for
renominatlon by the Republicans.
In the three congressional con.
tests involving Incumbents, Repub
licans Edward T. MlUer and Frank
Small Jr.- and Democrat Samuel
N. Frledcl were easily renomuv
ated. The other tour sitting con.
giessmen had no primary, opposition.
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KFLW - 8:00 - TONIGHT
lahassee, Fla. Far Westerners will
miss out entirely. !
The lolnl .eclipse lien Ins at 8:117 j
a.m. (EST) near O'Neill, Nelir.,
and Uien Uie shadow ol Uie moon
will race across Uie earth al a
speed of 3.000 miles per hour, ll
will dart lltroush Canada, Labra
dor, the tip of Oreenlnnd, Norway, I
Sweden, Russia and Pakistan, wlih
a black sun selling in India 'J'(
hours Uler. ,
At Mlmirapolls. the sun will rise
with Uie moon already Inking a ;
piece out of tile sun, and the total
eclipse will occur there about 30
Kocnnds alter It begins In Ncbras ,
ka. Totality at the Twin Cities will
last about 78 seconds,
Mlrt'CvlliKO lor New Yorkers will j
occur at 8 n.m. KST with the pur
ital disappearance of the sun ac-;
lually breliuilng nearly an hour)
cruller, and the last rcmiinnt ot 1
the eclipse finished about 7 a in.
EST.
A stern warning comes Irum
medical experts mid asirunoiiiers
not to look at the eclipse throuuli '
ordinary sun glasses, at Uie risk
of serious eye tlainaice. You niu.it
use heavily smoked glass, welder's
glasses, or strongly exposed photo I
graphic film. Be curclul especially ,
ol children's eyes. !
TV will cover Uie show. NBC;
and CBS are sharing facilities lo
trlecast from Minneapolis. Olilcnuo -and
New York on the NUC show!
"Today" and CBS' "Morning :
Show." Repeal showings on film
are scheduled later In the day.
Hundreds of astronomers will
work from dozens of sues over
tho world, and from airplanes fly
ing In the path of totality.
Astronomers will concentrate on I
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