76ers Draft Star From Utah State
Shaler Halimen, a 6-5 star from Utah State, reportedly drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers as first round selections were to be announced. Other teams listed potential picks include Ron Williams at San Francisco Warriors and Don Chaney at Houston, with unconfirmed reports on Wes Unseld and Jo Jo White. Final divisional playoff matchups set Boston at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
Associated Press
NEW York
Shaler Halimen
Utah State
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
76Ers
NBA
Franklin Miculi
San Francisco Warriors
Ron Williams
West Virginia Star
Bob Kauffman
Guilford
N.C
Seattle SuperSonics
Seattle Times
Don Richman
Seattle
San Diego Rockets
Houston
Elvin Hayes
Walter Kennedy
Baltimore Bullets
Westley Unseld
Louisville
Boston Celtics
Don Chaney
New York Knicks
Jo Jo White
Kansas
Larry Miller
North Carolina
Don May
Dayton
Bill Hasket
Ohio State
Mike Lewis
Duke
Sam Williams
Iowa
Tom Boerwinkle
Tennessee
John Ray Goldfrey
Abilene Christian
Henry Logan
Western Carolina
Jerry McGreal
Ilinois State
Larry Newbold
Long Island
Knockout in 17 Seconds Shocks Buffalo Crowd
In Buffalo, Jimmy Ralston of Buffalo delivered a rapid 17 second knockout of Herman Dixon in Memorial Auditorium. Dixon, who beat Ralston in Miami two years earlier, fell after a left hook and right cross. Dixon needed five minutes to recover before recounting the shock of the sudden finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Jimmy Ralston
Herman
Scatterhawk
Dixon
Maestag
Wales
Teddy Barker
England
Bob Roberts
Nigeria
Leavenworth
Kan
Tom Dow
Ned Kiely
Arkansas River navigation opens first 50 miles
Army Engineers announced that the initial 50 miles of the Arkansas River navigation channel are open upstream to Dam No 3 north of Grady. The route starts at the White River, extends 10 miles to the Arkansas Post Canal, then west along the Leanileea to the junction with the Arkansas River at Arkansas Post, with contractors and spokesmen stating river works underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Army Engineers
Chiunel
Grady
White River
Arkansas Post
Leanileea
Uie
Kansas River
Lidia
Thunnel
Spukesman
Television Schedule Entry
Schedule lines show late night programming blocks with times 10 00 Calor 10 30 and 12 15 AM indicating a brief listing of upcoming broadcasts in a local TV guide style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Lonnie Gibbons
ABC
Dick Cavett
Bud Campbell
Judy Pryor
THE
Virginian
Fuering OF
TV Schedule Fragment Shows Day By Day Listings
A dense OCR style TV guide fragment lists programs and times across Thursday April 4 1968 and nearby days. Entries include news, talk shows, soaps, game shows, westerns, dramas and films with numerous network attributions and local segments from ABC NBC and local stations.
Television Schedule and Listings for Wednesday April 3 1968
TV guide style listing showing program times and titles across morning to late night. Highlights include Red With Bob Buice Morning Devotions NBC Arkansas News Weather The Today Show Jeopardy Eye Guess Dragnet and nightly soaps plus CBS NBC and local offerings with multiple classic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana College
Texarkana
Shreveport
Hollywood
Bob Buice
NBC
Edwin, Newman
Little Rock
Mike Douglas
NBC News & Werther
Ian Martin
Lonnie Gibbons
Shen Ory
Pastor
CBS News
Benji Bob & His
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light News
Owen
Edwards
Gilligan's Island
Rawhide
McHale'ts
Navy S News
Cronkite
Bolton
CBS
Don Murray
Diana Hy Land
Erwin
Griffin
Greer Garson
Dana Andres
Election law questioned by Arkansas Attorney General
Deputy Attorney General Thomas Glaze ruled that Act 197 of 1939 did not pass, removing the power to set present voting precinct boundaries from the election commission and restoring authority to party committees under Initiated Act 1 of 1916. The Welfare Board meanwhile filled five county vacancies with appointees recommended by county officers and legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Attorney General's Office
Thomas Glaze
Election Commission
State Welfare Board
Link Militants and Protestors to Anarchy
LITTLE ROCK AP Gov Sid McMath said militants and war protesters offer the United States only anarchy. He spoke to the American Business Women's Association arguing protesters disrupt diplomacy and jeopardize troop safety. Also reported, two men from Little Rock were arrested for soliciting bets on horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Sid McMath
United States
American Business Women’s Associators
Vietnam
Pemdehwa
Ee Rock
Nett
Ray Edwain Baker
School choice and desegregation guidance text
This document outlines how choices are allocated to avoid overcrowding, with priority rules, student notifications, and procedures for new entrants. It explains that overcrowding can deny choices, defines uniforms standards, and describes late choices, tests, and desegregation obligations across the system.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arkansas
Avengers
Dream House
Ray Milkand
Joan Collins
Trouble With
Harry
Shirley MacLaine
John Forsythe
Leade
ABC News
California
Africa
Joey Bishop
Karlitth
Jean Arthur
Edward Arnold
Treasure Isle
Dialing For Dollars Theatre
Iuds Rainer
Katy
Harry John Forsythe
Rat Patrol
Felony Squad
Arkansas News and Weather
World News
Syd Campbell
Arkansas Sportsman
Ksla-Tv
Klai
HOPE
ARK
Blevins
Blevins Training School
Blevins High School
Equal Educational Opportunities Program
Office of Education
Washington, D. C
Gret
U.S. Office of Education
Ani
Ates Ang
Doen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!