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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1968
Page
9
Television schedule lists programs for Monday April 22 1968 with color broadcasts. The Big Valley airs at 6 30 pm and 10 pm with other shows including Bewitched The Newlywed Game and General Hospital in afternoon slots plus Duffy's Tavern from the Theatre lineup. Line omitted for brevity lists additional time blocks and programs.
A fragmentary TV guide lists daytime and early evening programming with NBC CBS and local listings. Notable entries include The Today Show Jeopardy and Let’s Make a Deal alongside weather reports and sports segments featuring Lonnie Gibbons Nighttime programs are referenced with a mix of news and entertainment slots.
A scrambled Monday TV lineup shows Monkees and Laugh-In slots mid-evening with news, weather, and varied talk shows. Texarkana and Shreveport entries mix with game shows and soaps, ending with Arkansas news, weather, and primetime movie listings for KATV.
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy calls for Secretary of State Dean Rusk to be fired and J. Edgar Hoover to retire, proposing Senate Majority Leader Mansfield as a suitable successor. He criticizes FBI control by a single official, labeling it a feudal fief and urges budget cuts to curb inflation amid campaign chatter on Nixon and Humphrey.
Former Alabama governor George C. Wallace drew a 2500 to 3000 strong crowd in Little Rock as he pursued an Arkansas ballot spot for a third party presidential bid. Jim Johnson claimed Wallace had surpassed 86,000 petition signatures amid tight security. A peaceful 35-person Negro demonstration at the Livestock Show Grounds criticized Wallace and Johnson with banners calling Wallace a racist and an agitator.
William G. Perkins et al vs Reliable Supply Co. Hardy Hawkins vs Ruby Jean Hawkins First National Bank Hope vs James W Branch et al Sam Bishop vs Hattie Denman Bishop et al Sandy Hill Hunting Club Inc Jon P Leim vs Raymond Smith Cecil O Rogers vs Reserve National Insurance Co Prescott Motor Co vs Jerry Bailey James Ragland Individuy and next friend Ellis Ray Ragland vs Ed Reece Ralph E Halbert vs Louise Gilbert Criswell et al
Daniel Sleeper of Hot Springs wed Frankie Kendrick of Hot Springs Arkansas. Larry Tullis of Hope wed Regina Smith of Hope. Lewis Ross of Hope wed Catherine Stevens of Stamps. Johnny Collins of Prescott wed Ruby Plumley of Prescott. Ray Ward of Hope toars. Em ma Lee Dunlap of Hope quickly whisked from the platform by bodyguards amid 26 security officers at the fairgrounds. Mesmerism, named after Anton Mesmer, traces to 1775 as an early hypnotic method for hysterical patients.
Ruby Matin, newly named chief of the federal desegregation program, describes herself as a living example of integrated education. She credits white classmates in Cleveland with driving her academics and foresees antidiscrimination efforts expanding beyond schools to hospitals and welfare services.
Two burglars leaped from a window of a vehicle in a running chase with police officers in Los Angeles. After a three-block pursuit, officers arrested 24 year old Robert Witsfig on suspicion of burglary as the scene unfolded amid reports of expensive loot and a crowded street.
Don Trumbo of Fayetteville won his second bid for president of the Young Democratic Clubs of Arkansas defeating Frank Miller of State College 1636-884. Trumbo, Fayetteville mayor, succeeds Roy Lee Hight of Little Rock. The platform urged constitutional revision, penal reform, integration, and looser rules on mixed drinks, plus support for a constitutional convention and fiscal policy goals. Bob Gibson won national committeeman seat. Tim Massenelli named first vice president and other officers were elected. Also noted, William Jennings Bryan was repeatedly defeated in campaigns.
A scrambled TV grid lists morning and afternoon slots for ABC programs including Bozo’s Big Top, Comics Dream House, Wedding Party, The Dick Cavett Show, Bewitched, Treasure Isle, The Noon Show and live content with multiple time stamps, indicating a busy daytime lineup.
Fragmentary listing shows a morning to evening TV grid with shows such as Captain Kangaroo Candid Camera Beverly Hillbillies The Beverly Hillbillies and CBS News Hour. Includes soap operas Love of Life As the World Turns Guiding Light Edge of Night Search for Tomorrow and comedies Gilligan's Island Rawhide McHale's Navy and Red Skelton. Mentions Weather forecasts Daktari and political coverage CBS News Cronkite.
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