Bobcats Open Grid Practice With 40 Expected
Hope Bobcats football opens 1968 preseason at Hammons Stadium with around 40 candidates reporting at 8:00 a.m. Head coach Rosinie Higgins welcomes signups from those not yet joined. Nineteen lettermen return from last season’s 2 8 record, many juniors set to push for spots as region 4AA splits into East and West divisions for the new schedule.
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Ralph Bouton
Dowtfi
Dutumn
Hammons
Hope Bobcats
Rosinie Higgins
Higgins
Bob+ éats
Cats
Bobcats
Ashdown Panthers
Texarkana
Ashdown
Camden Lincoln
Washington
Warren
Crossett
Hope
Malvern
Arkadelphia
Texarskand
Fairview
Magnolia
Camden
Smackover
el Dorado
Television Logs and Evening Listings Snapshot
A dense schedule page lists daily TV programming from early morning to late night. It includes news, weather, investigative reports, soaps, game shows, comedies, dramas, and movies across networks with numerous named programs and time slots. The mix features CBS NBC and ABC shows, special events, and late-night offerings with titles such as The Tonight Show, Love of Life, The Doctors, and Match Game.
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Jeannie
Daktari
Boston Symphony
N.Y.P
Academy Theatre
Dream House
Little Rock
Eye On Ark
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
NBC News
Extension Forum
Fuller World
the Avengers
the Virginian
Reyer Hillbilies
Loth Ave
Kraft Music Hall
Green Acres
He & She
Perry Mason
Net Journal
Dom DeLuise
Joey Bishop
Zangaya
FBV
Police Pack Up Abandon Watts Patrol
Watts disorder winds down as police end 24 hour saturation patrols of the Negro district after shootings looting and arrests. 3 killed 48 wounded including 6 officers. 35 arrests with 28 felonies. A quilting plant fire caused 35000 in damage. 22 buildings damaged overall. Parade outside police HQ by Peace Freedom party and Panthers supporters followed by Chief Reddin defending the action.
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Don Harrison
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Watts
Iic
Alain Locke
Will Rogers Park
103Rd Street
Peace Freedom Party
Black Panther Party
Poliee
Billy Tidwell
Tommy Jacquette
Thomas Reddin
Chiet
North Koreans Killed in DMZ Clash Reported by Seoul
Six more North Koreans were killed in two clashes with South Korean troops along the central demilitarized zone. No South Korean casualties were reported. Some North Koreans retreated leaving behind submachine guns antitank grenades and equipment.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Saigon Sabotage Ring Tied to Vietnamese Drivers
Saigon police announced the arrest of four Viet Cong sabotage and assassination squad members including two Vietnamese drivers at the U S Military Assistance Command headquarters in Tan Son Nhut. The group, captured near Saigon with weapons, sought to kill U S and Vietnamese officials and to blow up city installations.
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Saigon
U.S
Military Assistance Command
Pentagon East
Tan Son Nhut
Tran van Hai
National Police
Columbus to Change Phone Listing in Hawaii Move
Christopher P. Columbus of Memphis plans a Hawaii move and will list his name as C.P. Columbus in the telephone book. He will take a new government job and hopes to avoid calls from drunken jokers while his wife cites jokes about Columbus as a daily annoyance.
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Memphis, Tenn
Christopher P. Columbus
Memphis
Tenn
Hawaii
C.P. Columbus
Columbus
Defense Department
America
Ohio
Hanté
Seaver Blends New Breed with Old Style Player
Mets star Tom Seaver mixes businesslike modernity with a throwback love of the game. He attends USC classes toward a public relations degree and foresees post baseball careers in sportcasting or media work. He stresses pitching excellence as key, values education, and credits his father for advice to study and enjoy life.
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NEW York
NEA
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Seaver
University of Southern California
Powereds
Particulr
Lindsey Nelson
Nelson
Frank Gifford
Dim prospects for food aid to Biafrans gloom rises
Addis Ababa AP dispatch reports the Nigerian government spurned a Red Cross appeal to halt attacks on mercy flights and peace talks in Ethiopia stalled. Red Cross flights limited by fears of arms shipments, Caritas aiding Biafra, and US officials rushing to resume relief by Geneva talks as starvation incidence climbs.
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C. C. Minichier
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Red Cross
Lagos
Biafra
Fernando Po
Charles de Gaulle
Caritas
Nigéria
US State Department
Dean Rusk
Geneva
C. Robert Moore
Africa
Washington
Nigeria
U.S
Calabar
Minna Schupp
Hermitage School Case Hearing Set
A hearing on a suit to enjoin the Hermitage School Board from desegregating its top six grades this fall is set for Wednesday in Bradley Chancery Court. The suit, filed Monday, follows other desegregation pressure and mirrors actions against Warren School Board. The two districts operate under freedom of choice plans amid Health, Education and Welfare push for more integration.
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Warren, Atk
Hermitage School Board
Bradley Chancery Court
Ctrcuit
G. B. Colvin
Dermott
Warren School Board
Warren
Department of Health, Education and Warfare
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Fallsview
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Mayberry
Hollywood Squares
van Dyke
Vic 4Mes
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Elas
H. L, Hunt
the Star
Arkansas
Pulsbright
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Wilbur F £. Mills
House
Senastor Fulbright
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George VI
Fulbright
Elm St
Dallas
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Wye
Mewspaper Enterprise Asso
Rome
James Watson
Sam the Clocker
Belmont Park
Hermitage School
Organization of African Unity
OAU
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Tiis
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