Television Logs and Scores Roundup for February 4 1969
Television logs list programs for the day including What's New Mister Rogers Wing of Fire Gunsmoke Rowan and Martin Peyton Place Family Affair and Evening Devotional. Basketball standings and results from the Eastern and ABA divisions are shown with teams like Cincinnati New York Boston Atlanta Detroit and Los Angeles noted along with today's and Sunday's games and upcoming matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie
Rowan and Martin
Lucy
Tela Cc
Peyton Place
Net Journal
Big Valley
Carol Burnett Welz
Joey Bishop
Sunset Strip
Paul Harvey
Johnny Carson
Frees Press
Baltimore
Phila
Phia
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Ate
Los Angeles
Alanta
San Fran
San Diego
Chicago
Seattle
Phoenix
Atlanta
San Franciscco
San Frat
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
L. Pet
Minnesota
Kentucky
Indiana
Miami
Denver
New Orleans
Dallas
Oakland
Evening TV Schedule and Morning Devotional Guide
A dense listing of daily programs from morning devotionals to late night shows. Entries include Texarkana College economics, Paul Harvey news, Bozo the Clown, Beverly Hillbillies and Lucille Ball segments, game shows, soap operas, and classic films with various times and channels noted. The compendium preserves schedule density and station names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana College
Bozo Uc Today
Paul Harvey
Arkansas A.M
Rey
Debbie Drake
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Dream House
Little Rock Today
Vic Ames
Eye On
Arkansas
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Secret Storm
Dark Shadows
Mike Douglas
McHale's Navy
Luelle Ball
Perry Mason
McHale’s Navy
Witness at Spa Cited on Contempt
Mrs. Maxine Temple Jones of Hot Springs was sentenced to 10 days in jail for contempt of court in Hot Springs for allegedly failing to appear for a jury trial. She is a key witness in a bribery trial of former Mississippi official Martin Fraley and was to attend a pre trial conference in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Maxine Temple Jones
Mississippi
Vietnam to Receive About 300 Modern Helicopters
The United States will give South Vietnam roughly 300 helicopters to build Saigon's army and air force toward self sufficiency as American military support wanes. Sources say about 17 helicopter squadrons, mainly transports with some armed ships, will begin soon and require a couple of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington (Ap
United States
South Vietnam
Saigon
Pay Rise Debate Mirrors TVed Congressional Ties
Senate leaders clash over a proposed pay increase from 30000 to 42500 for members of Congress and cabinet officials. President Johnson’s pending 1967 law could trigger raises on February 14, with Mansfield and Dirksen seeking a recorded vote while opponents weigh parliamentary tactics. The article notes broader defense spending for helicopters and arms as part of U.S. aid to South Vietnam, including Huey helicopter transfers and equipment modernization costing hundreds of millions annually. The piece also covers implications for Saigon’s ability to operate beyond roads and counter Viet Cong gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Congress
Montana
House
William M. Colmer
Everett M. Dirksen
Williams
Delaware
Jury Trial Delays Highlight Federal Court Backlog
A federal court report shows median jury waits vary by district from 3.4 to 10.1 months with 4.6 months for nonjury trials and 2.2 months to enter a guilty plea. Civil caseloads and appeals activity have risen, with 53 percent of appeals from criminal actions and habeas corpus. Legend says St Luke painted the Madonna, linked to early Christian symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal
New York
Kentucky
U.S
District of Columbia
Tenth District
Luke
Ephesus
Hickel Eyes California Oil Threat
Secretary of the Interior Walter Hickel arrived in Santa Barbara as a six day old oil spill from a Union Oil drilled well threatened wildlife beaches and property. Crews seal the well while barriers catch oil, with forecasts of two to three weeks to end the leak and aid affected birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Call
California
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Washington
Union OffCo
Coast Guard
Union of
Anacapa Island
Aoa
California Fish and Galle Department
Fred Hartley
Union Oil
White Boy Dies in Race Incident at City Theater
In Albany a 17 year old white youth, David J. Hisgen of Colonie, died after a beating on a theater balcony during a film night near the Capitol. Police have not named suspects though reports say attackers were Negroes. ThePalace Theater closed after the incident and a crowd seeking refunds was dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
David J. Hisgen
Colonie
Palace Theater
State Capitol
Obituaries From Hope Area Include Hicks and Walker
Obituaries note the January 69 passing of John Walker a Hope Arkansas native in Firebough California with funeral February 4 at Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ. Survivors include his father Mack Walker and siblings across Wichita and Hope. Also, Donnie Harper dies in Richmond California with sister Lillie M Davis attending from Hope Arkansas. Messages may be sent to Mrs. Davis at 401 Main Street Richmond. Jack Dempsey described as the Manassa Mauler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Hope
Arkansas
Firebough
California
Mack Walker
Maci Walker
Mesdames Equilla Madison
Dorothey Watson
Mary A. Walker
Denise Nash
Barbia K. Walker
Ruth Walker
Florene Walker
Wichita
Kansas
Lillie Walker
Fern Reed
Camden
Donnie Harper
Richmond
Lillie M. Davis
South
Laurel Street
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Marshal Dillon “Oy
Jerry Lewis
Julia C
Tina
Cees Skelton
Sunset Strip Ul
Lovie
Ant Desire
Hollywood Squares
Dick van Dyke
Spa
S. Vietnam
Berry's
NEA
Ins
Nixon
Armed Forces Journal
Vietnam
Militi
Capinteria State Park Beach
Here
Ester Hicks Pianety
Unmn
Jack Dempsey
The
Mr. Farmer
Texarkana
Texas
Red River Supplement and Supply Inc
Texarkana Stockyard
P.Q. Box
Joe Knight
Jim Simpson
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