Television Logs on Day 600 Schedule Note
A brief TV log lists daily air times with multiple entries noting start times such as 10 00 and 7 06 9 00 9 25 9 30 10 20 10 30 detailing the broadcast sequence for the day.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1969
Page
8
A brief TV log lists daily air times with multiple entries noting start times such as 10 00 and 7 06 9 00 9 25 9 30 10 20 10 30 detailing the broadcast sequence for the day.
Bobby Brown president of Black United Youth announced a program named Operation Cop Watch. BUY members would observe police actions in Negro areas and submit reports to the city manager board. The group protests alleged police brutality in recent detentions.
Florida biologist Vernon Ogilvie warns that the walking catfish Clarias batrachus is expanding its range to West Palm Beach and possibly Tennessee. He notes its land roaming, air breathing, and hunting behavior threats native fish and that defenses may be erected. Meanwhile US catfish farming expands with 12 million pounds channel and blue catfish sold last year and fry brood stock rising.
House Banking Committee Chairman Patman urged the Small Business Administration to demand immediate repayment of an $80,000 loan to Charles Greate Rebobo of Miami, made in 1963 for Monroe Abstraat and Title Co. The loan’s original May 1, 1968 due date was extended twice to reach a maximum 10 year term. Rebobo rose to national attention as a Nixon ally, with connections to George Smathers and Thomas Butler.
Miss Linda B. Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Brown starred as an all star cheerleader in the Little Rock game Friday. SBA officials in Miami said they would comment after reviewing Patman’s speech and its implications.
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