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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1968
Page
18
The page lists central standard time network airings with programs such as I Love Lucy Rawhide The Wild Wild West Mission Impossible Guns Of Will Sonnett On The Beach Tomorrow's World and Merv Griffin plus late night Carson Bishop Hitchcock and Joey Bishop schedules with news weather and sports slots.
Radio listings show WMSL Mutual 1400 at 4:57 AM to 11 PM on Sunday. WHOS-AM 800 American Entertainment Network air, with sunrise to sunset WDRM 102.1 MC American FM Network from 6 AM to 11 PM.
A concise rundown of radio station call signs and their broadcast hours from sunrise to sunset. Stations include WAJF 860 Sunrise to Sunset, WJOF FM 1490 6 AM to Midnight, WJIMW AM 730 Sunrise to Sunset, WKAC 1080 Sunrise to Sunset, and WLCB Moulton 1530 AE Sunrise to Sunset.
Mrs Sandra Sims is improving at home after a recent stay at Black Chandler Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Randolph and children Randy and Janet Carol attended Somerville Methodist Church on Sunday to hear their brother in law Rev J R Aycock, pastor there. Mr and Mrs Add Randolph and Jo attended Commence-
A Twicp Day event featured pie eating contests Daisy Mae and Li Abner contests and a Kangaroo Court session. Winners included Jim Hampton Tony Coney Marsha Reed and Steve Dobbs. Ginger Ausburn Stevens and Glenn Free were named Daisy Mae and Li Abner. The Strawberry Lime Dominion provided entertainment.
Alabama channels schedule Friday includes FRIDAY PLAYING THE GUITAR at 6 30 p m with Frederick Noad testing new material. NET PLAYHOUSE at 8 30 p m presents Trumpets of the Lord a musical adaptation of Gods Trombones featuring James Earl Jones Lex Monson Jane White and Theresa Merritt.
The Danville baseball field was dedicated last Tuesday night with Alvis Briscoe of the Morgan County Board of Education as master of ceremonies. Speakers included J. C. Petty Rev. D. L. Webster Mr. Screws school principal Jack Maddox Wayne Bowling Benford Layton of Neel Lions Club and Cliff Holliday. Burt Hardwick and Travis Clark contributed to the project. The first baseball was thrown out by Mr. Hardwick and Thomas McCaghren donated the baseballs used in the dedication service.
New York columnist Earl Wilson recalls a six month delay since visiting Vietnam with Bob Hope. He contrasts hopeful Christmas talk from General Westmoreland with ongoing casualties and stalled peace talks, voicing frustration over the war’s prolongation and the Paris negotiations.
Sylvia Porter warns that speculative buying of hot new stock issues risks a market crash. The piece contrasts 1961 62 turmoil with current frenzied trading driven by vague promises and rumors. Porter offers six rules to avoid losses and protect investors.
The Resurrection City site near the Lincoln Memorial, a 15 acre federal tract, is permitted by the Interior Department under park service rules for demonstrations not camping. Park Service asserts discretion over shelters while Washington rules do not apply. federal site costs are borne by the campaign, not by taxpayers.
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