Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 14

EMMY LOU By Marty Links 14 (Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, May 16, '67 Chick Young I UiMllill I I PIVE MlNJUTES TO60 ON MV COPFEbj J- Television Stations in Western Oregon Channel 2, KATU (ABC) Portland Channal 6, KOIN (CBS) Portland Channol 7, KOAC (Educ) Corvallit Channel 8, KGW (NBC) Portland KEZI (ABC) KOAP (Educ) Portland KPTV Portland KVAL (NBC) Eufene Stateamaii complies it ael cannot be rcaponsibl tor Tuesday TV Tuesday Radio Log KAPT: Sunrise-sunset; 1220 kilocycles (MBS). Program: (News, weather 0:60, sports, 0:15, 4:30 and 5:30 p.m.); day-long music with Bob Stevens, Tim Farrell, Harve Walker, Bob Bruce, 7:45 a.m. and 5:15 p.m.; Our Changing World, 9:15 a.m. and 4:15 p.m.; Telephone Talk, a.m.; Editorial, 2:45 p.m.; Fulton Lewis, 4 p.m.; World Today, 6:05 p.m.

KB2Y: 5 a.m.-midnight; 1490 kilocycles (NBC). Program: (News 0:55, 0:28, sports weather Clayton Henry 5-7 a.m.; K. R. Fredericks 7-9 a.m.; John Vaughn 9-10 a.m.; Henry 10 a m. -noon; Fredericks noon-2 p.m.; Dan Clemons 2-7 p.m.; Brian Beirnt 7 p.m.-midnight.

"AY: 5 a.m.-sunset: 1430 kilocycles Program: (News 0:30, 0:5 Sports 0:45 Weather 5 a.m. to signoff: Country Gentlemen Music with Dirk Bond Little Rollie; Mr. 'C Bob Kelly; "The World Tomorrow" a.m. Glen Stadler's "Capital Report" 7:32 a.m. Noon Newi KSLM: 5 a -mldnlght; 1390 kilocycles (ABC) Program: (News 0:25.

Bruce Kerr a.m.; Al RFD Show a.m.; Frank Hemingway a.m.; Bob McCarl a.m.: Kerr 9:00 a.m.-l p.m.; Frank Woodman p.m.; Ken Grauer 6 p.m.-midnight. (Great Decisions p.m.) KROW: 6:00 a.m.-6 p.m.; 1460 kilocycles. Program: (News 0:15 and Polka Party a.m.; Bob Grat a.m.; Steve Vitus 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.; Dick Howard 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. rM Stations (la megacycles): KGMG (5.5; KOAP (1.5; KOIN 101.lt KPDQ 93.7: KPFM 97.1: KPOJ 98.5: RQFM 100. 1.

I I i-ic uAna it SOUNO LIK67 MS WAS POiMdf MB A I by the tndvll mmUmmrn. ant aottfied.) 7:30 (2) Combat (C) (4) DaktaH (C) (7-10) Folk Guitar (8-13) Girl from U.N.C.L.E. (C) 8:00 (7-10) World Without War 8:15 (12) Football of O. Varsity v. Alumni." (C) 8:30 (2-9) The Invaders (C) (4) Rod Skelton (C) (7-10) Spectrum "African Witch Drs." (8-13) Occasional Wife 9:00 (7-10) Fires ef Creation.

John Burton, Glass Artist (8-13) Tues. Nite Movie "Lover Come Back." (C) Rock Hudson, Doris Day 9:30 (2-9) Peyton Place (C) (4) Petticoat Junction (C) (7-10) Open Mind 9:45 (12) Greatest Show (C) 10:00 (2-9) The Fugitive (C) (4) World Accent Dr. Munk (C) 10:30 (4) CBS Reports Special (C) "The Hippies." (4) Nightscene (C) (8) Night Beat (C) (13) NW Report 11:30 (2-9) Joey Bishop Show (4) Bill Dana Show (C) (8-13) Tonight Show (C) 10:45 (12) Sports Scoreboard 10:50 (12) Outdoor World (C) 10:55 (12) Movie 12 "Lafayette Escadrille." Tab Hunter, Etchika Choureau (12) 11:00 (2-9) News HE'S Y(A I HIS OL RATTLE-TRAP I ffj I TO NfiPPY LAND, fflnh GONE I IS OUT IN FRONT, IF VOO'LL SHET OFF MISS VORE TATER a 7 WHAR COULD HE I V- C) Tl" GO TO 0' IFlsAl! Till :1 ilJCKk'l sa l-shtck thousht I'd stop "11 0 Ifjgjj' iali Hfgp I l-TI ml 1 voacn Bomb Found in Hote TUESDAY, MAY 14 Tuesday Morning 4:35 (4) Sunris) Semester 4:40 (8) Living 4:55 (8) Town Country 7:00 (2) Bible Telecourt "Coming Of Kingdom." (8-13) Today (C) 7: OS (4) Joseph Benti News 7:30 (2) Farming Today 7:35 (4) Cartoon Circus 8:00 (2) Beaver (4) Capt. Kangaroo (8) TeleScope (C) Cartoons 8:30 (2) Romper Room (9) Donna Reed (2) Morning Movie "Romance Of Rosey Ridge." Van Johnson, Janet Leigh, (-fr-fr-fr) (4) Candid Camera (8) Snap Judgment (C) () Dark Shadows (13) Exercise (C) 9:15 (7-10) Heifetz Master Class 9:30 (4) Beverly Hillbillies (8-13) Concentration (C) (9) Education "Pen in Hand." 9:45 (7-10) British Calendar (9) "Around Us" 10:00 (4) Andy of Mayberry (7-10) Let's Be Artists (8-13) Pat Boone Show (9) Dating Game 10:15 (7-10) Beaver (12) News 10:30 (2-9) Dateline Hollywood (4) Dick Van Dyke (8-13) Hollywood Squares (C) (12) Telecourse 'Medieval Romances." 10:45 (7-10) Friendly Giant 10:55 (2) Children's Dr. (C) 11:00 (2-9) Supermarket (4) Love of Life (7-10) Hygiene (8-13) Jeopardy (C) (12) Public Service 11:30 (2-9) One In A Million (6) Search for Tomorrow (8-13) Eye Guess (C) (12) Twelve in the A.M.

11:45 (6) Guiding Light (C) Tuesday Afternoon 12:00 (2-9) Everybody's Talk- ing (7-10) Talks With Arnold Toynbee (8) News Break (C) (12) Cartoon Castle (13) Make A Deal (C) 12:05 (4) Hi, Neighbor (C) 12:30 (2) Donna Reed (4-9) World Turns (C) (7-10) TV Kindergarten (8-13) Our Lives (C) 1:00 (2-9) The Fugitive (4) KOIN Kitchen (C) (7-10) Just Wondering (8-13) The Doctors (C) (12) Girl Talk Guests: Amelia Lobsenz, Marjorie Palmer, Lynn Davis. 1:15 (7-10) British Calendar 1:30 (4) House Party (C) iK 1 vsK in Ij if 1 VI 1 cl BLONDIE A CHAIN LETTER MARMADUKE TO PIIE THESE ESTIMATES THAT'S OtCAN OAS WOOO I'LL. ftlMSH VOU? 7 COFES S4EA FOR VtJU aam'nnr AST OL DOC IF HE CRAVES TOPLAVSOME J- MjA 1 iVrry KOWX fT1 DOV0U l-- n' You've something to) ii BUT, M. OITHERS, i stila. wave 41 CCPV LETTER 6fX TlME ANO 6ES IT TO 6X OF OOfc FR1END5 1 By A-L Channel 9, Channel 10, Channel 12, Channel 13, teievisloa kf rtatina provided sro(rara change tkeut which It la (7-10) Just Wondering (8-13) Another World (C) (12) Dr's.

House Call 1:35 (12) Matinee 12 "Flying Down To Rio." Fred Astair, Ginger Rogers, (ft-fr-fr) 1:45 (7-10) Arts 2:00 (2) Newlywed Game (C) (4-9) Tell the Truth (C) (7-10) Talks With Arnold Toynbee (8-13) You Don't Say (C) 2:30 (2-9) Dream Girl '47 (C) (4) Edge of Night (7-10) Swedish Scene (8-13) Match Game (C) 3:00 (2-9) General Hospital (4) Secret Storm (7-10) History of Negro People Matinee "The Burglar." Dan Dur-yea, Jayne Mansfield. (13) Mike Douglas 3:30 (2) Dark Shadows (4) Password (C) (7-10) Oregon at Work (9) Early Show "Trouble Along The Way." John Wayne, Donna Reed. (12) News Central 3:45 (12) Ramblin Rod's Cartoons (C) 4:00 (2) Dating Game (C) (4) Mike Douglas Show (7-10) Managers In Action (12) Bugs Bunny (C) 4:15 (12) Popeye (C) 4:30 (2) The Millionaire (7-10) TV Kindergarten (13) Caot. Shiowroek 4:35 (8) Make A Deal 5:00 (2) News (7-10) Time for John (8) Alfred Hitchcock (12) Yogi Bear (C) 5:15 (7-10) Friendly (13) Dead Or Alive 5:30 (2-9) Peter Jennings News (C) (4) Newscene (C) (7-10) Whafs New (8) News Beat (C) (12) Sea Hunt 5:45 (13) NW News Tuesday Evening 4:00 (2) Six O'Clock Movie "Little Mr. Jim." Butch Jenkins, James Craig.

(7-10) Creative Person "Sculptors." (8) Huntley-Brinkley (C) (9) News 9 (12) Have Gun Will Travel 4:30 (4) Cronkite News (C) (7-10) Technical Writing (8) News Beat (C) (9) Flintstones (C) (12) Patty Duke Show (13) Huntley-Brinkley (C) 7:00 (4) World Adventure (C) "River Rhine." (7-10) Oregon Country (8) Science (C) (9-12) Lt. Hvywt. Champ. Fight. (C) Tiger vs.

Torres Rematch (13) Lawman and Weather; 10:15 Especially For 13. Denomination 15. Instructions 18. Eye 19. Meadow 20.

Traversed again 22. German canal 24. Resort 25. Behind 26. Waylay 28.

Deputies 29. "Auld Lang- Yesterday's Answer 31. Ventilated 33. Withered 36. Card game 37.

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With the bomb was a note demanding $75,000 for details on location of two other bombs said to be planted in other hotels owned by Del E. Webb Corp. No other bombs were found. (AP) Wrw 5 sfii 'aJU advice once in a while. off balance!" GAZERV POLLAN UBA Activity Guidm Stan.

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Galarneau, left, VJdvcl idcU retiring president passes the gavel to Mrs. Jerry Chugg, new president of the California Society of Radiologic Technologists elected during the groups five day conference at the Disneyland Hotel. The ceremony took place in front of an x-ray camera where else? (AP) II I1 To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth 545-52-49 TAUCUf APR. 21 ACROSS 1. Coarse basket 5.

Transport 9. Nested boxes 10. Subtle 11. Girl's name 12. Stinging; insects 14.

Member of the House: abbr. 15. Support 16. Tellurium: sym. 17.

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American poet 5. Wise men 6. Suspended 7. Man's name 8. U.S.

3rd Army com-f mander in WWII 11. Malay dagger 20. Fabulous bird 21. Platforms 22. Lear's faithul follower 23.

Standard 25. Garden tool 27. Musical plays 3a Printer's measures SI. Likeness 82. Jewish.

month, 33. Little girl 34. Capitol fellow: abbr. 35. Monarch 37.

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2 IsBw? SEPT. 22 30 What 60 Today Good Ho In Ic Cnminn (SAIGON) Wounded Marine, trapped in open field under neip Ullimy fir from North Vietnamese infantry, looks up to comrade who approaches to help him from the area south of the demilitarized zone. Marines fought for six hours in this area to pull out of trap over the weekend. (AP) drop the pill in first then the meat, Billy!" The.