TV Guide Snippet Shows Daytime Lineup and Schedule
A fragment lists daytime TV shows including Search for Tomorrow All My Children General Hospital Life with Linkletter As The World Turns Newlywed Game Days of Our Lives and more. It mentions stations in Little Rock and mid day reports with Eye on Arkansas and Deal segments shown in 1C to 6C blocks.
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Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
Mike Douglas
Fadie
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Sothnay Cash
Music Hall
Medical Center
KC Engelbert Humperdinck
Big Valley
Bronson
All My Children
Little Rock
Eye On
Arkansas
Mike
Linkletter
Texarkana College
Nightly TV Listings Highlight Diverse Evening Schedule
A fragment shows a dense TV lineup with a mix of dramas comedies news and talk shows. Notable items include The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson and Dick Cavett and various program titles such as Bewitched Ironside Dragnet and The River's Edge.
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Jacques Cousteau
Jim Nabors
Tom Jones
Dick Cavett
Barbs By Phil Pastoret Class of Computer Apology
The comic notes a computer apology issued when a weekly stipend is reduced by 17.50 dollars. The accounting department is portrayed as vigilant with numbers and figures.
Segregation blamed for middle class youth revolt
Washington AP reports a six month Senate probe on segregation’s impact with Kenneth Clark, CUNY professor, testifying that racist society damages middle class white youths. He cites drugs and rebel cultures as signs of moral conflict, warning desegregation promises may not be fulfilled by 1976 bicentennial goals.
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Washington
Senate
Kenneth Clark
Senate Select Committee
Clark
University of New York
Supreme Court
Fulbright Seeks Soviet World Tours Bill Passes Senate
Washington Senator Fulbright backed a five year five million dollar program authorizing trips to the Soviet Union byJS. Giffalafsi. Senator McClellan voted against the measure.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Soviet Union
JS. Giffalafsi
John L. McClellan
Smithsonian Folklife Festival to Feature Arkansas State
The Smithsonian announces the fourth Festival of American Folklore will run July 1 to 6 on the National Mall in Washington DC. Arkansas is the featured state with quartered exhibit space plus crafts and foods. nightly concerts with a July 4 fireworks follow by a native powwow. festival aims to showcase Southern Plains Indians and Arkansas Swiss-origin wine makers. Sponsors include Senators Fulbright and Yarborough backing a folk life foundation bill. Attendance rises from 431000 in 1967 to 600000+ last year.
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Smithsonian Institution
National Mall
Washington
D.C
America
Washington Monument
Arkansas
Arkansans
James R. Morris
Smithsonian
Division of Performing Arts
Ralph Rinzler
J. William Fulbright
Ralph W. Yarborough
Texas
Senate
Foundation For American Folklife Research
Nixon orders further Vietnam troop cuts with flexible timetable
Saigon reports Nixon plans to pull 150000 more U.S. troops from Vietnam over the next year while granting field commanders greater latitude. The move, not tied to a fixed short-term timetable, aims to balance military and diplomatic factors amid Vietnamization. Thieu echoes need for American forces beyond 1970.
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Saigon
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. JT
Creighton W. Abrams
Abrams
Coleman High School Closed After Shooting Rumors
Watson Chapel schools superintendent Dale Spradlin ordered Coleman High School in Pine Bluff closed for the day amid rumors of trouble after a fatal shooting at Coleman Cafeteria last week. The district said no actual danger existed and planned to reopen Thursday.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Dale Spradlin
Watson Chapel
Coleman
Spradlin
H. L. Watson
Watson
Tech School Plans to Train Convicts in Arkansas
PINE BLUFF Ark AP The first statewide vocational training program for convicted felons was announced at Pine Bluff Vocational Technical School. The plan, supported by the Department of Corrections Education Rehabilitation Service and the Employment Security Division, will offer inmates marketable trades such as cooking, carpentry, welding, drafting, auto body work, painting and building trades while serving time. Classes at Tucker Prison Farm and Cummins Prison Farm will begin this summer and fall with buildings slated for completion by July 6 and Sept 1 respectively. Inmates will be selected by age service length vocational aptitude academic background and physical and mental aptitudes to prepare them to rejoin the community as skilled workers.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Pines
John R. Price
Tucker Prison
Farm
Department of Corrections
Raymond Faucette
State Department of Education
Leon Coker
State Rehabilitation Service
Employiment Security Division
Price
Coker
Tucker
Vacat ‘Ional
Cummins
Yades
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Fulbright
HOPE
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Ingrid Bergman
United States
New York
Kennedy Airport
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SALON
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