Television Schedule for Friday April 5 1968
Prime time listing shows Bozo s Big Top, Dialing For Dollars, Baby Game, General Hospital, Dark Shadows The Indestructible Man, The Confrontation, The Rifleman and Guns of Will Sonnett with ABC News and Ten O Clock Report. Ray Milland and Barbara Britten star in Till We Meet Again. Lon Chaney appears in The Indestructible Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dialing For Dollars Theatre
Ray Milland
Barbara Britter
Operation Entertainment
ABC
General Hospital
Apc
Arkansas News
World News
Syd Campbell
Television Schedule for Thursday April 4 1968
A detailed broadcast grid lists programs across NBC and local shows from 6:00 am to 12:00 am. Includes The Today Show, News & Weather, The Dean Martin Show, Hollywood Squares, Jeopardy, Passions like Days of Our Lives, The Doctors, Another World and Tonight Show, plus regional features such as Today Show Arkansas News Weather and Peanuts. The entry preserves times, channel designations, and program sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Buice
NBC
Arkansas News & Weather
Nancy Dickerson
Mike Douglas
Lonnie Gibbons Spoots
Stan
Pexarkana College
Texarkana
Shreveport
Hollywood Squares
Marshal Dillon
Huntley-Brinkley
Television Schedule for Katy Evening April 4 1968
A detailed local TV guide lists ABC and live programs from 6:30 PM to 11:30 PM including The Flying Nun Bewitched and The Fugitive on ABC, plus Bud Campbell sports updates Arkansas News, World News and the late shows featuring Stephen McNally Ed Begley and Wyoming Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Rat Patrol
Felony Squad
Arkansas News and Weather
World News
Bud Campbell
Arkansas Sportsman
Joey Bishop
Bozo
the Late Show
Wyoming Mail
Stephen McNally
Ed Beglay
Cimarron Strip to Air On Thursday Night CBS
Listing for Thursday April 4 shows Cimarron Strip on CBS at 8:00 with news weather to follow and The Late Movie Strange Lady In Town starring Greer Garson and Dana Andrews. The schedule includes Captain Kangaroo and Mr. Rogers programs, then Westerns Rawhide and McHale's Navy and the CBS News at 10:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
CBS
Don Murray
Diana Hyland
Erwin
Griffin
Greer Garson
Dana Andrews
Pastor
CBS News
Benji Bob & His
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light News
Owen
Edwards
Secret Storm
Gilligan's Island
Rawhide
McHale's Navy
Cronkite News
Owen Weather
Barton Wild
Wild West
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Heart
George Hamilton
George Baker
Frankie Vaughn
Vesperos
Stanley Cup chase begins with opening playoff games
The NHL playoffs start tonight with Chicago facing New York and Boston meeting Montreal in the East while St. Louis visits Philadelphia and Los Angeles hosts Minnesota in the West. Key players include Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull for Chicago and goalie questions for Philadelphia and Boston faces youth with Montreals Toe Blake optimistic about upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Chicago Black Hawks
Rangers
New York
Peelapat
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Toronto Maple Leafs
Black Hawks
Stan Mikita
Bobby Hull
Denis DeJordy
Emile Francis
Jim Neilson
Husky
Mikita
Hull
Chicago
Francis
Boston
Bruins
Montreal
Canadiens
Toe Blake
Tye
Blake
Bernie Parent
Glenn Hall
Doug Fagell
Flyers
Red Kelly
Kelly
Maple Leafs
Kings
Buccaneers Feel They Are Accepted By New Orleans
New Orleans beat Denver 102-97 in the Western Division semifinal as 6,500 fans packed the arena. Babe McCarthy praised local support after the Bucs won all home playoff games and prepared to host Dallas in a best of seven series. Larry Brown led with 24 points and Jimmy Jones added 18 as New Orleans secured the top home success of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Buccaneer
Babe McCarthy
Denver
Rockets
Bucs
McCarthy
Dallas Chaparrals
Larry Brown
Jimmy Jones
Brown
Jones
Unhurt in Crash on Highway Near Mena Ark
A single engine plane made an emergency landing on Arkansas 88 about 15 miles east of Mena. Pilot George L. White of Wichita Kansas tipped a wing to miss a highway sign, a gust of wind caused the crash. Passengers Ralph Bachelor and Harold Harrelson also of Wichita escaped injury. They were returning from a fishing trip to Montgomery Alabama when thunderstorms forced the landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena
Ark
Arkansas
Here
George L. White
Wichita
Kan
White
Ralph Bachelor
Harold Harrelson
Montgomery
Ala
Oldtimers Hit Minors as Spring Slates Open
Veterans Dave Morehead and Bill Rohr head to the minors after Boston optioned Morehead to Louisville and Rohr was released. Cincinnati sent Gary Nolan to the farm, and New York trimmed Steve Barber to Syracuse. Detroit, Washington, Atlanta, Pittsburgh, Oakland, Cleveland and others won exhibition games as spring action continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaapoport
Associated Press
Dave Morehead
Boston Red Sox
Bill Rohr
Red Sox
Morehead
Boston
Louisville
Rohr
Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Gary Nolan
New York Yankees
Steve Barber
Syracuse
Darrell Brandon
New York Mets
Hal Reniff
Detroit
Houston
Washington
Baltimore
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Oakland
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
California
Seattle
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Mickey Stanley
Mickey Lolich
Dennis Ribant
Asetros
Sam Bowens
Senators
Braves
Jim Bunning
Pirates
Pete Rose
Alex Johnson
Sal Bando
Presidents, Opening Day Ties and Baseball lore
Washington opens the 1938 season against Minnesota as Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey is asked to throw the ceremonial first pitch. Johnson’s future appearance remains uncertain while the Twins loom as underdogs after recent opener struggles. Across leagues, Earl's Indians edge Cleveland. Jose Arcia nails a late-inning hit for the Cubs. and the star alignment note places the north star above Earth’s axis, immune to rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Dole
Weiter
Ashington
Sohngen
Washington Senators
Minnesota
Sonic
Anil
Hubert H. Hamiphirey
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Senators
White House
Johnson
Humphrey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
NHL Playoff Schedule From The Associated Press
Semifinal rounds in the National Hockey League feature five games with Boston visiting Montreal and Chicago facing New York in best of seven series openers. West Division matchups include St Louis at Philadelphia and Dallas at Minnesota with first games listed. no Friday games scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hockey League
Associated Press
Boston
Montreal
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Dallas
Minnesota
Los Angeles
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Flying Nun
Africa
Bolor
Treasure Isle
Dream House
Dialing For Dollars
the Indestructible Man
Lon Chaney
ABC News
The
Paul Douglas
COLGR
Sehursday
News & Weather Report
Ironside
Dragnet
Dean Martin Shaw
News & Weather
Lonnie Gibbons
WBC
Daniel. Boone
Dean Martin
Katy
Ksla-Tv
Hope
Morris Sanders
Millwood Lake
Lester Huckabee
Millwood
Arkansas State Agency
Charles L. Snook
Little Rock
Marion Arnolde
Homer L. Bailey
N.S. Bates
Jack E. Berry
Russellvillg
Delmer T. Donaldson
Berryville
Minnie K. Hicks
Russellville
M. Dibreti Johnson
van Buren
L “Peck” Maness
Brents B. McPherson
E. E. Pickens
Jonesboro
Lucille M. Pickens
Carl C. Polston
Walnut Ridge
Gus D. Poole
Green Forest
H. Gordon Walker
Fort Smith
John A. Wilson—Searcy
Athletics
Vern Fuller
Indians
Angel
Vicente Roma
Grissl Ctsi Ces
Jose Arcia
Cubs
Frank Linzy
Cookie Rojas
Mike Ryan
Phillies
Rojas
Ryan
Earth
AF Life
American Foundation Life
Career Life
American Foundation Life Insurance Company
Home Office
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