Television Logs From Thisday August 22 1968
Readable TV schedule fragments list programs by time including The Today Show CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo The Beverly Hillbillies Jeopardy Laughing and Love of Life daily soaps and game shows. Entries include NBC and ABC daytime and prime time listings with titles such as The Dick Cavett Show The Tonight Show and The Late Show.
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R.F.D
Pastor Bozo
Today Show
Ark
A.M
CBS Morning News
Texarkana
Bozo
Msasnewst
Captain Kangaroo
Wey
Shreveport
Dream House
NBC News
Beverly Hillbillies
Mayberry
Little Rock
Frank Ark Iretts
General Hospital
F Troop McHale’s Navy
Plan to Block Warren School Plan Snagged
In El Dorado Arkansas the U S government filed suit in U S District Court to block a Bradley County Chancery Court order aimed at desegregating Warren schools. The federal action seeks a declaratory judgment voiding the order and an injunction preventing Chancery Court interference with the HEW backed desegregation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado, Ark
Warren
U.S
Bradley County Chancery Court
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Chancery Court
Department
Warren School
Wps
Arkansas
Warren School of Board
Enire
Freedom of A Choice
HEW
Freedom of Choices
Four Americans Remain in National Tennis Run
The 57th annual national tennis championship enters its seventh day at Lanigwood with only four American men still alive in singles and three doubles teams left for the quarter finals. Arthur Ashe, delayed by the Davis Cup, remains the leading U.S. hope, while Clark Graebner is the other surviving seed. the top USC duo Lutz and Smith still contest the doubles, with Pasarell and Graebner eliminated in the singles and doubles respectively.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
United States
Meg
Army
Arthur Ashe
Spain
América
Australia
Mexico
Tony Trabert
Ashe
Veneszuela
Humphey Hose
Clark Graebner
U.S
Bob Lutz
Stan Smith
University of Southern California
Graebner
Charlie Pasarell
Lutz
Smith
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Star player vows focus after doubles role change
WOPE ARK star, seeded fourth, says he tires of being seen as only a doubles player after a 603 608 victory. Lute discusses a four foray as he meets South Africa's Bob Hewitt, top seed, in a quarterfinal. American seeds in women’s singles are sidelined, with Margaret Smith Court, Virginia Wade, and Masdla Bueno among early exits.
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Wope
ARK
Poli
Margaret Smith Court
Australia
Virginia Wade
England
Mas Dla Bueno
Brazil
Ouster hearing set for Ray Farris on Sept. 3
Gov Winthrop Rockefeller delayed the ouster hearing for Game and Fish Commissioner Ray Farris of Bicene to September 3 to comply with court rules. An executive order named Heartsill Ragon and Courtney Crouch to the hearing panel with H W McMillan as evidence officer. The case involves nine counts of misconduct in office while Farris undergoes tuberculosis treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G&f
Little Rock
Raymond Farris
Bistoe
Winthrop Rockefeller
Farris
Rockefeller
Kay L. Matthews
Heartsill Ragon
Fort Smith
Courtney Crouch
Springdale
H. W. McMillan
Arkadelphia
Matthews
Fars Ris
Sam Robinson
Robinson
Crouch
Ragan
Gamelands Fish
Ernest’ Hogue
Weiner
Newt Hailey
Rogers
Communists Conference Discusss Czechslovakia Situation
Romanian Communist central committee meets in Vienna in special session to address the impact of foreign armies on Czechoslovakia's socialist territory. Romanian government also called into special session. no further details were released. Agerpres report.
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Vienna
Communist Party
Socialist Republic of
Czechoslovakia
Agerpres
Romania
Boros Wins Chester Golf Classic Despite Back Strain
Julius Boros, at 48, won the Westchester Golf Classic earning $50,000 after keeping his cool despite a back twinge from carrying his own bag. He led with a 12-foot eagle putt on the 12th hole and joked tax ahead as he enjoyed the win with his family and rival Dan Sikes watching closely.
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New York
Nea
Dillus Boros
Jay
Wetchester
Julius
Momach
Justis
Hirvana
Ben Hogan
Sam Stead
Botos
Westchester
Boros
Dan Sikes
Dan
Bores
San Antonio
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Julie
Carlisle Is Favored at Yonkers United Nations Trot
Carlisle and trainer Billy Haughton are favored to win Yonkers United Nations Trot worth 50,000 dollars with 5 year old Carlisle Male, following a Gotham Trot victory. Flamboyant returns as an entry with Carlisle as the Haughton duo hold the 8-5 betting favorite position in the 1 44 mile UN series.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Carl Male
Billy Haughton
United Nations
Flamboyant
Carlisle
Haughton
United States
Lawmaker Attacks G and F Commission Over Duck Season Dates
State Rep. Jim Linder of Helena criticized the Game and Fish Commission for favoring commercial hunters and affluent interests by setting a Dec 6 to Dec 25 duck season. He urged a later start, cites overflow water from Dec 15, and alleges influence by Lloyd McCollum and Ernest Hogue. He warned of legislative action to change the pattern.
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Helena
Ark
Jim Linder
State Game and Fish Commission
Linder
Stuttgart
Weiner
Lloyd McCollum
Ernest Hogue
Walnetyn
Rerioweo
Tap Linder
Commission
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Tha Vie Ames
Shane Light
NBG News
Flaherty
Net Playhouse
Uusic
Academy Theatre
Joey Bishop
Gala & Fish
Daniel Boorie
Ironside
American Symphony Peyton Place
Dragnet
Hollywood Palace
BudeGel Lal
Ott
ORBTI
Federal Land Bank Association
Fred T. Scotts
Megr
E. 6Th
P.O
Tucker Prison Farm
Gary Adams
Russellville
Thomas Leslie Brown
Gladstone, Org
Donald Wayne Trucks
Blytheville
Armsi Tursty
Jerry Wayne Pemberton
Leachville
Pemberton
Mississippi County
Adama
Pope County
Trucks
Communists In
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Edwin M. Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Pacific Fleet
Blackwood
Cans
Brown
Craighead County
Eddie Little
Corning
Ely County
Gary Lively
Clinton
Faulkner County
Uset Winning Soothes
Julius Boros
Wonder of the
Tinks
G&f Commission
Winthrop
Pediat
Otasco
Uy Ani
Seaton
I Visas
Gallen
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