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THE RADIO BEAT Sunday AM Log KAlC KAU KBLA. KDAY KEZY KFI KFAC 710 KFWI KH1 1430 KFOX 1119 KIEV 1490 KGEK 1390 KKAR 1530 KGFJ 1130 KLAC 1190 KG8S 1020, KMPC 40 KGIL 11(0 KNX 1330 KGLM 749 KPOL 939 KRKD 1159 979 Kit LA 1110 1120 KTYM1460 570 KWIZ .1480 710 KWKW 1300 1070 KWOW 1400 1540 XTRA 099 KNX to Get a Bang Out of Fourth of July BY DON PAGE MORNING 1:00 KMPC News; Whittinghill KFI News, Music KHi Bill Wade KNX News; Sports KNX University Explorer KNX Moscow Scene KNX "Pope Paul VI Coronation' KNX News; Sports KFI News; Bandstand KFAC lyrics in Chorus KMPC Cook KNX Older You Grow KFAC Symphonic Varieties KFI Bandstand KGBS Inquiry KNX-follow-Up KNX Trojan Digest KABC Education Report KNX News; Scene KABC News KNX Port of Call KABC Your Child KABC Romance in Music KFAC Showcase KMPC Angels vs. Tigers KNX Special From London 9:30 1 9:45 10:00 10:10 10:30 10:33 10:45 11:00 11:05 11:15 1130 Man Behind the Legend," at 9:30 p.m. Guest3 are Mrs. August Belmont and Marchese Vittorio Cordero I Montezemolo, consul general of Italy.

Mayor Willy Brandt of West Berlin ciiests oa "Dorothy Gordon's Youth Forum" (KFI at 8:03 p.m.) in a discussion on the topic, "Is There an Answer to the Berlin Question?" KPFK-FM airs "The Private Life of James Thurber" at 4:30 p.m. today, a tribute to the late humorist by friends on both sides of the Atlantic. The production by Robert Pocock includes the voice of Thurber. 'Culture Network' Obviously, culture knows no bounds. KFAC is starting its own culture network, it seems.

The station's "Evening Concert" program (nightly at 8 o'clock) is, now carried on a network of two stations besides KFAC, station KDB in Santa Barbara being the latest addition, KPRO in Riverside is the other. DIG "HUIM3 lUElT0nY" HELPS YOU FIND A DATE 4:35 KNX Sunday Scent 5:00 KNX News; Scent 5:10 KABC-Ouincy Howt 5:25 KABC Tom Harmon 5:30 KABC Assignment KNX White House 5.45 KABC As We See It KFI Senators Report KNX Sunday Scene EVENING 1:00 KFI News; Jamboret KHJ Bruce Hayes KABC News 6:05 KABC Voices in Headlines KMPC Fred Haney KNX News Analysis 6:10 KNX Sunday Scent 6:15 KHJ-John Griffin 6:30 KABC Issues Answers KLAC Sunday Seminar 6:35 KFI America Sings 7:00 KNX News; Scent KFI News KABC News KLAC News; From People KMPC Roger Carroll iili tli T) it.m i -if ill iiVs toi tl I Lytton Savings Offices: (home 0Z 21045 ft 7:05 KFI-American Way KABC Erwin Canham 7:10 KNX-Sunday Scene 7:30 KLAC Dateline Campus KFI Auto Race News KFAC Italian Holiday 735 KFI C. P. MacGregor KNX-News 8:05 KLAC-listen LA. KFI Youth Forum KNX Kendall on Music KFAC Stereopera KHJ Family Theater 8:30 KABC-Navy Hour KFI-Meet the Press 1:00 KFAC Sunday Concert KNX News; Kendall 9:05 KABC Freedom Sings 9:15 KMPC-M.

B. Jackson 9:30 KMPC-legion News KFI "Toscanini tht Man Behind the Legend" 9:45 KMPC-Pete Smith 10:00 KNX-News; Science Ed. KFAC-Masterworks 10:15 KHJ-George Combs KNX Science Editor 11:00 KFI Song Fellows 11:35 KFI Family Living office) 8150 Sunset, Hollywood Sherman Way, Canoga. Park 11:35 KNX Sunday Scent 12:00 KNX News. 12:10 KNX-natomy of a Headline 12:20 KNX Alexander Kendrick 12:35 KNX Capitol Cloakroom 1:00 KGBS News; Matinee KFI Dodgers vs.

Braves KNX News; Science Beat KABC News; The Week MO KNX George Shearing 1:15 KABC Flair 2:00 KNX News KABC News; Business KFAC Sunday at Pops KHJ-Paul Condylis 2:05 KNX George Shearing 2:30 KABC Flair 3:00 KFAC Music Concert KNX News; Sports KFAC Museum Concert KABC News; Flair 3:10 KNX Sunday Scene 4:00 KNX News; Scene KFI News; Monitor KLAC Dick Whittington: Comedy Albums KGBS Hawaii Calls 4:30 KNX-Notebook KABC Flair i mmmsfmam ir- m4 i Big business firms fill top jobs using tests. Likewise, test results, when added to personal preferences, can help bring success and happiness." For the encouraging, full story of this humanitarian service now offered to you, send for our publication, "Applying Scientific Re-, search To Human Happiness." $1.00 is charged to eliminate the merely curious and is refunded if you join the HUMAN INVENTORY. Clip and mail now. INTERPERSONAL RESEARCH J820 East Colorado Blvd. Pasadena, California Pleast fend ma the publication mentioned, plui full details.

I enclose $1.00 refundable aa stated, If ale Female Address- ifiiiii Another demonstration will be held in Los Angeles on the Fourth, of July a spirited, not entirely peaceful one. Emotional, speeches, blaring trumpets and 20,000 participants are integrated into the program. KNX is responsible for it. It is the station's second annual Old Fashioned Fourth of July Rally at MacArthur Park, broadcast over KNX Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. Last year's rally was a success for the station on the air and at the scene.

It was done in the true tradition and sentiment of the occasion. The reason for the rally Is outlined in a smart station brochure: "In our more sophisticated era, public demonstrations of patriotism and love of country have, faded into nostalgic memory. Americans appear diffident about expressing sentiments of loyalty and deyotion to country. KNX, believing these emotions as valuable as ever, hope3 to contribute toward a revival of these patriotic traditions." Guest Roster The station's guest roster is Impressive (participating in-person at Mac-Arthur Park): Arthur Godfrey, Jim Backus, Jack Bailey, Judy Canova, Tony Harper, Marvin Miller, Pat Buttram, Bob Crane, to name a few. The keynote speaker will be former Sen.

William Know-land. Nat (King) Cole and Pat Boone are possible additions. Music will be supplied by the Elliott Brothers' Disneyland Orchestra, augmented by the Marine Corps Band from Twenty-nine Palms, plus a bathing beauty contest and organized activities for children. Judging from the reception to KNX's 1962 celebration, it is evident (and good to know) that Los Angeles is not too blase to appreciate the old-time traditions. Now, if you'll follow us, we'll grab a fife and drum and march on MacArthur Park.

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