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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1963)
Protestants Eye Anti-Racism Program rmuADE.u'HU iLPIi A 10-point program to purge U.S. Protestant churches of racism was laid before the General As sembly of the .National Council of Churches for action today. Intense debate was anticipat ed, since some of the proposals are very hard for Southern churchmen to swallow. But This Christmas, Make It a Gift for the whole family! 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VISTA Vern Owens' 8I594 CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS 412 Moiin Ph. 4-8365 council officials forecast over whelming adopCon of the "call for action." h was tlie most specific in dictment of racial barriers in church life that has ever been brought to a vote by the Na tional Council, which represents 31 major denominations with a membership of 40 million per sons irr all sections of the country- "We believe that the church of Jesus Christ is commanded by its Lord to rid itself of all those forms of racial injustice which have been perpetuated through the years by us all in our churches, church organiza tions, agencies and ins! tui tions." it said. ll urged national church bod ies and local congregations to take immediate steps to: 1. insure that every Christian church is "in fact open to all regardless of race." 2. Sponsor regular contacts between white and Negro Chris tians through interracial camps, clubs, conferences and meetings. 3. Remove any racial dis crimination from church, em ployment policies, and inte grate staffs Irom janitor through pastor. 4. Review Sunday school ma terials to make sine they ac quaint youngsters with "the Christian's responsibility in the struggle for racial justice." 5. Integrate the "governing boards, staff and clientele" of church-owned institutions such as hospitals, orphanages, homes for the aged, etc. 6. Require fair employment practice clauses in all contracts for church construction. 7. Examine church invest ment portfolios to insure that no funds ate invested in "en terprises which openly practice discrimination." 8. Give "moral and financial support" to major civil rights organizations. 9. Work for "reconciliation" in communities which are bit terly divided hy racial issues. 10. Support the "prompt enact ment" of civil lights legislation. 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This Mwsaptr it nal ratMnsiDlt for trrors in timti ar program content a furn ished by lh itation. Program listings subject t chango with out notkt. For additional Intor mton call the station. KOTI-TV KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Channel 2 FRIDAY 5:00 Or. Cal. Panorama i 30 Huckleberry Hound 00 Farm tVarket Report 4. OS TV Weatherman A ID Scolly S Sports Slants :30 Local News Summary A:4S Ron Cocrtran WiJrv The News 7:00 Petticoat Junction 1 77 Sunset Strip 1:30 Burke's Law :30 Farmer's Daughter 10:00 Fiflht of The tteetc 10:50 Make That Spare 11:00 Murphy Martin With the News 11:10 Channel 7 Late Look 11:15 Showtime on Two SATURDAY TBA 4-00 Sky King 4. 30 American Bandstand 5:30 Top Star Bowling 4:30 Pre Olympic Show 7:00 Bnttteline 7:30 Hootenanny 1:30 Lawrence Welk :30 The Jerry Lewis Show 11:30 Saturday News Final 11:45 Showtime On Two KBES-TV MEDFORD, OREGON Channel 5 l'ltlUAY Friday al s Huckleberry Hound Channel 5 Report CBS News Ballleltne 77 Sunset Strip Route 6 Twilight Zone Atlred Hitchcock News Final Stage 5 SATURDAY 3:00 6 CO 6:30 7 00 7:30 I: JO :M 10:00 11:30 11:15 1:00 1:30 3:00 3:30 4:'j0 3:00 3:30 S:4S 6:00 7:00 7:30 1:30 :00 10:00 Mv Friend Flick Movte Touchdown Pre Olympics Bowling Quick Draw McGraw Dan Smoot Manion Forum Jimmy Dean Password Jackie Gleason Phil Silvers Defenders Gunsmoke 11:00 Science Movie KM ED-TV MEDFORD. OREGON Channel 1ft FRIDAY 5:45 Weather Window 5:50 Newsreet Ten-Sports 00 Hunt ley-Brinlviey Report 4:30 Temple Houston ' 31 Greece The Golden Age I 30 Bob Hope 30 Yancy Derringer 10:00 Fight of Tne Week 10:50 Security Scoreboard 11:00 News Ten Night Report 11: (5 Toniglt Show 1:00 News. Weather, Sign Off SATURDAY IP 00 Siqn On Minister's Roundlaole 10: 15 Local News 10:30 Fury 11:00 Sgt. Preston 11:30 ButlwinkJt (CI 11:00 Exploring (C 1:00 Mr. Wnard T:30 American Bandstand J 30 Saturday Maimee: TBA 4 00 NFL Highlights 4 30 AFL Hiqhhghls 5 00 Wide World of Sports 4:30 Outdoor Sportsman 7 00 Star and I he Story 7:30 Victory at Sea 9:00 Sat Nt at the Movies: The Lett Hand of God (C) 11:00 Intermission News 11 :05 Sports Shots 11:15 Channel Ton Late Show 1:00 News, Weather, Sign Off KRCR-TV REDDING, CALIFORNIA Channel 7 FRIDAY 5 00 Friday Matinee; :I5 Newsbeat 7 4:30 Huntley-Brinkley 7:00 Movie 8:30 Bob Hupe 9:30 Price !s Right 10:00 Fight of Week-Make That Spare 11:00 Murphy Martin With the News 11:10 Sportscast 11:15 Tonight Show 1:00 Lale News SATURDAY 130 Ruff & Reddy (CI :00 Hector Heathcate (C) 9:30 Fireball XL5 (CI 10:00 Dennis The Menace 10:30 Jetsons 11:00 New Casper Cartoons 11.30 Bullwinkle (C) 12 00 Exploring (Q 1:00 Flicka 1:30 American Bandstand 2:30 Touchdown 3:00 Sheriff Btl 4:30 Manion Forum 5:00 Wide World of Sports 6:30 Bill Dana 7:00 Arrest & Trial 8:30 Lawrence Welk Jerry Leftis 11:30 Death Valley Days 12:00 Late News Mother May Move Oswald's Body Mrs. Oswald Gets $6,000 FORT WORTH ifPH The I bleak future of Lee Harvey Os- I aid's widow was brightened today by contributions that ex ceeded $6,000 and a deluge of mail from sympathetic Ameri cans. ' Sirs. Oswald, 21, has t w o young children and speaks little English. She was left penniless when the suspected assassin of FORT WORTH 'ITU - Mrs. Marguerite O.-uald. mother of accused presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, said she will announce today whether she will moe her son's body from a Fort Worth cemetery. Police urged that Use body be moved to protect it from ghouls, who might break open the grave and take the corpse. Guards, costing $3,000 a month, now watch tlie burial spot. Mrs. Oswald also indicated that she will bring to light "dis crepancies" in the FBI's case against her son today during an afternoon news conference, which was announced Thurs day. Mrs. Oswald, in an interview Thursday, contended that her son had been made tlie "scape goat" for police and FBI negli gence. Received Offers Mrs. Oswald. 5ti. also indicat ed that she had received a "number" of offers for her book on her son's life. The un employed woman confirmed that she would write the book. She said she originally had intended to do the book before her son had returned from Rus sia using his letters to her as a commentary on the Russian social system. She said slic dropped flic idea when Oswald came home and indicated he wanted to do the book himself. "I believe Ice did not get a fair deal," Mrs. Oswald said. "He never had a chance to dis prove tlie charges against him." At the same time, she reiter ated her claim that the FBI could have kept Oswald from committing tlie crime. Should Have Watched "They knew he was a defec tor," she said, "they should have kept a w atch on him." Mrs. Oswald said she had hoped Oswald would have been buried in Arlington National Cemetery, across the Potomac from the nation's Capitol. "He received an honorable discharge from the service," she said. "I intend to see to it that false publicity surrounding his discharge will be cor rected." i Oswald was released from active duty in Sept. 1958 on hardship grounds, shortly after his mother was hurt in a candy store accident. He received an undesirable discharge from the inactive reserve in November, I960, a year after he "defect ed" to Russia.) -7 zfmp; 1 MUM 1 V v Tht batlltihip VEST VIRGINIA bejore linking (VP1 Photo) REACH AGREEMENT MOSCOW (UPI) - Pakistan and the Soviet Union reached agreement Tuesday on direct jet airline service between the two nations. Radio Moscow said the Soviet Aeroflot Airline would begin the flights to Karachi next week. Pakistan In ternational Airlines is expected to start its service to Moscow in President Kennedy was slain. Mrs. Shirley Williamson, a Fort Worth housewife, collect ed $6,000 for Mrs. Oswald and the children. Secret Service agents who guard the Russian born woman indicated Mrs, Os wald had received other contri butions through the mails. 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