Saturday TV Schedule and Vietnam-Affected Love Poem
A long list of classic TV show times fills Saturday and Sunday grids with appearances by Hoppity Hooper, Sky King, Let’s Go to the Races, Gunsmoke, The Flintstones, and Johnny Carson among others. The page closes with a dedicated dedication poem for Vietnam-linked spouses and sweethearts, expressing longing and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Welk
Triala of O’brien
Dick van Dyke
Os Palace
The
Hollywood Palace
Vietnam
Golden Arch Scholarships Established at Three High Schools
Three $100 scholarships will be awarded to a senior boy or girl at Decatur Austin and Lakeside high schools. Applications are at the schools. Winners chosen by a committee from the city school superintendent’s office. Recipients judged on need ability and potential community contribution. McDonald's Hamburgers presents the Golden Arch Scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Austin
Lakeside
McDonald’s Hamburgers
McDonald’s
Mormon Thought Frames God and Evil in Debate
The speaker contrasts impersonal depictions of God with Mormon belief that God is a real person in time and space. He argues in Mormon view the universe is eternal with independence from God and a ongoing development, making man responsible for his own evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Farm Report
Three Stooges
Wally Fowler
Oral Roberts
Central Church of Christ
God
Loyalists retain control of Alabama Democratic Exec Committee
May 3 primary results show loyalists winning at least 39 of 72 seats with several undecided. Judge Roy Mayhall of Jasper and Leonard Wilson win reelection. Mayhall defeated Grady A Black Jr 29140 to 27791, Wilson defeated Dewald Russell 31102 to 20861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Democratic Executive Committee
Roy Mayhall
Jasper
Leonard Wilson
Citizens Council of Alabama
Mayhall
Grady A. Black Jr
Wilea
Dewald Russell
Dusty Road Calls From The Desert Border
A narration of a traveler drawn to the western desert and distant borderlands. The speaker describes sand stinging the face under a blazing sun, cactus, wind, and moonlight. The envoy longs for elbow room and freedom near the Mexican border and the hopeful land beyond.
Mother's Day Gift Across the Miles
The poem speaks to a distant mother on Mother's Day. Ruth Rouse expresses love and gratitude, noting the impossibility of being together yet feeling the mother's presence and vowing to do right to please both mother and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mighty Mouse
Porky Pig
Milton
Hoppity Hooper
S$ Sky King
Benny and
Cecil
Linus
Peter Potamus
Magilla Gorrila
Carl Tippon
Ozzie and Harriett
Swanee River
Daktari
Oper
Wide World of Sports
Wilburn Brothers
Magilla Gorilla
Sam Snead
Tombstone Territory
Petticost Junction Lower
Jackie Gleason
Batman
Ozzie and
Harriet
Flipper
Ozzie and Harriet
Donna Reed
Jeannie
Shenandoah
Dream of Jeannie
Hollywood
Ourous
Johnny Carson
Gospel Caravan
Children's Gospel Hour
Ovie’ Draw McGraw
Guss
Jubilee
Beany and
Fury
Bullwinkle
Discovery
Flicka
Christophers
World of Life
Sky King
Lone Ranger
Central Baptist
ABC
Face the Nation
Central Baptist Church
Farm Report
Bishop Sheen
Trails West
MacKenzie’s Maiders
Battleline
Jaycees
20Th Century
Bronco
Jnane McGee
Walt Disney
Ed Sullivan
Saga
Harry Reasoner
Jackie” Gleason
O’brien
Maryland
Fran Shirley
Matthew Hall
Art Foerster
Decetur
Feon News
Gaymede
Penney 5
Penney
Young Men’s
Dacron
K Pais Bros
Signal Mountain
Fred W. Glasgow
Natio
P.gonlication
Natio, Inc
Huntsvilli
Ama
Tennessee
Belk
Hudson
Ruth EL
Samson
Aaple
Tenn. ‘Valley
Bank St
Woolworth’s
Caladiums
AOL
Woolworth