TV Listings and Time Capsule for Week May First to May Eighteen
A dense schedule page lists daytime to late night TV across May Week 1 to 3, detailing shows from NBC News to regional Houston programs, with a jumble of cartoons, dramas, sports, and specials. Notable entries include Astro Batter-Up, Astros vs St. Louis, and various soap operas plus major network lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture U5.a
Art of Living
Bulvwinkie
Galveston
Houston
Glory Road
Living Room
Milton the Monster
Linus the Lionhearted
Herald of Truth
Early Bird Theatre
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Camera Three
NBC
South Main Baptist Church
First St Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Sheen
Texans
Discovery
Utah
Carl Show
Astro
Roy Bean
Astros
St. Louis
Rocky Jones
Cita Con Carlos
Lone Star Sportsman
Joe Fyne
Atras
NFL
Frank McGee
Dinogue
David Wade
A. Kelly Pruitt
Don Mahoney
Jeanna Clare
Cadet Don
Sien
Today
Bo Andy
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Kitirik
Astro Boy
Merv Griffin
Barry Show
Sea Hunt
The
Chris Chandler
Mister Bee
Stricklin Graduates From Air Force Medical Course
Donald R B Stricklin son of Mr and Mrs Sam B Stricklin of 1503 Cedar Bayou Lynchburg has graduated with honors at Sheppard AFB from the training course for USAF medical helpers. An Air Force reservist he stays at Sheppard for advanced training. He is a Robert E Lee High School graduate and earned a BBA in 1967 from the University of Houston. His wife Mary is the daughter of Mrs Mary Hetfelfinger of 2007 Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald RB. Stricklin
Sam B. Stricklin
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg
Sheppard Afb
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Stricklin
Sheppard
Robert B. Lee High School
University of Houston
Mary
Mary L. Hetfelfinger
Colby
Charles J. Crab
Willam
Madisla Og Crushy
Lackland Afb
Air Force Technical Training Center
Crosby High School
Crab
BH Teacher Attends Nursery Education Workshop in Houston
Mrs Janelle Hearvey of Barbers Hill School kindergarten attends the first regional workshop of the Elementary Kindergarten and Nursery Education Division of the National Education Association. Held in UH University Center, with consultant Mrs Helen Robison from Teachers College Columbia. A state workshop follows in Dallas before NEA convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Belvieu
Janelle Hearvey
Barbers Hill
National Education Association
University Center
University of Houston
College of Education
Houston
Helen KY. Robison
Teachers College
Columbia University
Harvey
Dallas
Easter Seal Boss Says Cripples Are Shortchanged
Dr. Robert W. Milam of McAllen, president of the Easter Seal Society of Texas, charges state funds shortchange crippled children. Legislation has forced the Crippled Children's Division to cut admissions, limiting care to emergencies only. The Health Department seeks $1,627,875 in general revenue for 1963-69 to restore services, preventing costly delays and worsened outcomes. Dr. Fred P. Helm heads the division in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Robbert W. Milam
McAlien
Easter Seal Society of
Crippled Childrens Division
State Health Department
Children’s Division
Texas Department of Health
Milam
Fred P. Helm
Crippled Children’s Division
Austin
Chambers County Youth Project Show Opens at New White Memorial Park
The 123rd Chambers County Youth Project Show unfolds in a new White Memorial Park facility with a two day program. A parade through the park kicks off Friday at 9 30 a.m., featuring local bands, youth groups, and horse riders. Exhibits cover crafts, foods, clothing, science, art, woodworking, and more, with ribbons awarded in each division. Livestock displays include cattle, hogs, sheep, rabbits, and poultry, judged by experts. livestock entries stay in the barn until Saturday 2 p.m. Horse events run Friday and Saturday with halter Western pleasure, pole bending, and barrel racing. A Friday barbecue funds project expenses, followed by fireworks and a talent show. Saturday includes children’s games and a bantam chicken scramble finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Memoial Park
Chambers County
Chambers County Commisioners Court
Chambers County Farm Bureau
White Memorial Park
Anaauac
Thambers County
Ana~ Qwac
Winnie - Stowell
Bargers Hill
LH Horse Club
Shell
White’s Bayou
Yaung
Douglas Shores
Donald A. Portie
Harris County Agricultural Extension
Sherman W. Clark
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
W. M. Edmonds
Anchuae
Youth Project
Project
Also Mentioned on This Page
Focus On TV
Walt Disney
F Troop
Ed Sullivan
Mothers In Law
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Smothers Brothers
David Susskind
Joey Bistio
Conaway
FBI
Huntley Grinkley
Mike Douglas
Rowan and
Martin
Lucy
Aaron Copland
Peyton Place
NET Journal
Wali Burmett
News i News
Alfred Hitchcote
Johnny Carson
Keelani
the Outsiders
Naked City & Times
Hruntley-Brinkley
News 6
Jeannie
Garrison's
Hary Reasoner
White House
Joey Bishop
Kuulani
FBE
Huntey Brinkley
the Virginian AR
the Avengers
Beverly Hillbillies
Dream House
Kraft Music
Green Acres
CBS Playhouse
Koltanowski
Chess
Alfred Hitchcock
Rawhide
Naked City
Lori
Huntley-Brinkley
Rkuutani
Pat Boone
Fron
Morris
Tarzan
Robert Scott
South Pole
Japan
Gomer Pyle
Will Sonnett
Bell Telephone Hour
I Judd
News &Q
George Roesner
Farm Journal
Popeye Theater
Captain Kangaroo
Fantastic Four
Jungle Theatre
Super Six
Frankenstein
Herculoids
Flintstones
D Shazzan
Spider Man
Young Sampson
Space Ghost
Birdman & Galaxy
Moby Dick
Cool McCool
Johnny Quest
Lauren and Hardy
Larry Kane
Stonemans
Forest Rangers
Jackie Cleason
Buck Owens
Lawrence Welk
William Brothers
Porter Wagoner
Petticoat Junction
Hollywood Palace
Bill Anderson
U.S.A
Joe Pyne
Morris Frank
Johnny
Itz Fashing Marchants
Hetume Wigan
Denus
Athryn Priest
RB. C. Priest
250 Burnet
Rebecca W. Smith
Texas Christian University
Iss Priest
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Nursery Press
Sun
Chambers
Ae Rai Tem Uriment
Texas State
Ptical
Texas Ave
Singer
Singer Company
Hawai
Singer A
Manual
Hawaii
Singer Center
Wisconsin
Ohio
Florida
NAG
Ompany