KOFO Radio Schedule Highlights Weekday Lineup
Daily schedule lists sign ons and a mix of news weather markets devotion serenade and agricultural and farming segments. Notable blocks include Top of the Morning 6 6 7 and 9 11 and Kofo Karavan and Serenade programs with hourly news and weather updates and special segments such as Farm Show Bulletin Board and Triad programs. Saturday repeats begin with AM sign on and morning weather and outdoor sports segments.
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Mary Blaine
600 FM
Kansas
Eddie Arnold
Centropolis Baptist Church
the Christophers
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Mount Oread
Daily Record
Heloise tips use mole skin pads to ease glasses nose pain
An optometrist cites an 88 year old patient who used mole skin pads on metal nose pads and behind the ears to relieve pressure and skin irritation. Readers share kitchen and craft hacks, labeling methods for embroidery floss, coffee toast idea, and DIY fixes for household chores.
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Heloise
Cloud Nine
Hattie Holmes
Jon Nelson
Limey lingo opens doors for American visits says Sun editor
London editor Alec Snobel urges Britons to speak up while touring the United States to win invitations. He recalls saying hello as Docter and notes how accents charm Americans in places from Miami to Atlantic City and Williamsburg to Washington. He lists tips to chat up waitresses, cops, and bartenders.
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London
United States
Alec Snobel
The
Sun
America
Laurence Olivier
Ringo Starr
Oxford
Cardiff
Liverpool
Snobel
Georgia
Delaware
Feller
Baltimore
Miami
Williamsburg
Hollywood
Washington
Atlantic City
New York
Dear Ann Landers readers on pills spouses and showers
A reader asks if a husband lied about a wife’s overdose and other readers share advice on safe medicine storage. The column covers locking medicine away, problematic marital jokes about sex, and handling unsolicited guest behavior at weddings and showers.
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Dear Ann Landers
Sophne
Lucky
Ann Landers
Craig
Herman
D. Prived
Dallas
Duck
Probaebly
P.S
Air Force
Bessie
Estate of General Westmoreland Worth Over 1.2 Million
The estate of James Ripley Westmoreland, whose son leads U.S. forces in South Vietnam, is estimated at more than $1.2 million. Westmoreland, a former textile executive, died December 14, 1964 in Columbia South Carolina.
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Columbia, &.C
James Ripley Westmores Land
U.S
South Viet Nam
Westmoreland
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