Aikin Praises Education By Junior Colleges
State Sen. A. M. Aikin of Paris praised junior colleges at San Jacinto College in Houston. He urged making higher education accessible to every student at low cost, noting 230000 students attend colleges and universities now with 370000 projected by 1971. He credited local districts for funding facilities and keeping costs near instruction expenses.
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Early Seaway Opens Ahead of Schedule on April 4
Detroit AP reports the St. Lawrence Seaway opens earlier than planned as heavy ice is absent. The Seaway Administration moved up the opening from April 15 to April 4, marking the earliest season in eight years of operation.
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Television schedule fragment with many classics listed
Friday night to Saturday afternoon listings show a dense, varied lineup including Viet Nam anthology The Great Decisions Tammy and Hogan's Heroes, with late night news, sports and talk shows. Saturday features cartoons like Popeye Jetsons Tom and Jerry and a mix of dramas, game shows, and country music programs.
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Tammy
Sammy Davis Jr
Hogan's Heroes
Addams Family
TVScope: Campaign Coverage and ABC Schedule Changes
Harold Wilson criticizes foreign TV reporters during British election laments. NBC and ABC refine coverage and primetime lineups with new import shows and reruns set for July including The Baron and The Avengers replacements.
Milk price decision traps LBJ on food costs
The Johnson administration faces a bind as falling national milk production threatens food prices and inflation. White House and Secretary Freeman weigh raising dairy supports from 3.24 to potentially 4 per 100 pounds, risking higher retail dairy prices or a milk shortage later this year.
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KWBA 1260 Broadcast Schedule Snapshot
A historical radio listing shows KWBA 1260 on your dial with Saturday programming from 8:00 to 1:00 a.m. Donnie Ward hosts country music and Mutual News on the half hour, weather on the hour, Lifeline 6715 to 6:30, and 4:00 Johnnie Forni Show. Friday adds Chamber of Commerce at 6:30. Tuesday features Tempo at 6:30 Fulton Lewis T. 6:00 to 6:14 half hour headlines and Tom Evans weather. 12:00 to 12:30 Back to the Bible, 12:45 Community bulletin board, Wall Street report 11:35 to 11:39, ending with 10:30 Sign Off.
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Tom Evans
Wallstreet
Johnnie Forni
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