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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1968
Page
6
Television logs list Monday airings with blocks from 6:00 to 8:30. The page shows schedule entries under Page Str Television Logs for morning and evening blocks, noting time slots and program pointers.
A local column titled The Negro Community includes birthday thoughts and notices. Mrs. Mary E. Lewis visits Kansas City. Mrs. Pauline Brown returns from Grand Rapids. Mrs. Lucy Stuart visits Chicago. Detroit resident Eddie Ellis dies December 7 1968 after a long illness leaving two sisters in Richmond California and Hope Arkansas. Funeral plans were not yet set. Messages for the families are provided at Hope Arkansas and Detroit addresses.
Hot Springs invites visitors and residents to celebrate Christmas with pageants parties and nightlife. The city features festive lights dining dancing and warm daylight for enjoying six championship golf courses and relaxing in thermal baths. Evergreen displays add seasonal charm throughout the mountainside city.
In Rome, Premier-designate Mariano Rumor seeks approval for a center-left coalition program backed by Christian Democrats and Socialists. The pact prioritizes university and pension reforms to ease unrest amid looming votes. The Communist party urges a broader left alliance while strikes threaten.
The Royals rallied to a 120-115 win over the Knicks as Adrian Smith and Oscar Robertson fueled an 81-68 third quarter deficit overcoming. Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor led the Lakers to a 132-118 win over San Diego while Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 122-117 and Atlanta routed Phoenix 121-99. ABA highlights: Denver over Miami 121-118 and Dallas edged Los Angeles 114-110. Freezer space guidance suggests three to four cubic feet per person for a family shopping quarterly.
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