Television Schedule Highlights of Color Programs
A viewer friendly list shows color broadcasts including The Baby Game The Children's Doctor ABC News The Rifleman Batman The Flying Nun Bewitched and Cowboy in Africa with Winter Olympics coverage and varied time slots.
LIVTES Ren Wednesday TV Schedule Listing
Television listing for Wednesday February 7 1968 shows NBC and CBS programming across early to late evening including The Virginian The Fred Astaire Show Run for Your Life News and Weather Lonnie Gibbons Sports Show The Tonight Show and Sign Off with specific time blocks and limited channel credits.
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The
NBC
Fred Astaire
Lonnie Gibbons
Virginian
Dave McClellane
Vern Stierman
L Gordon
Morning TV Highlights and Classic Shows Digest
A radio and TV guide roundup lists today's programs across networks including Texas and Shreveport offerings. Notable items cover game shows Jeopardy and Match Game, soap operas Days of Our Lives and Another World, and classic series such as Dragnet and Daniel Boone with on-air personalities noted.
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Texarrana College
Texarrana
POOYA
Shreveport
Hollywood
NBC News
Dillon Bantley
Bob Buice
NBC
Edwin Newman
Little Rock
Transide
Pragnet
Jonnie Gibbons
Television Schedule Fragment From 1968 Newscast
Fragmented station guide lists programs and air times for AM and PM blocks. Includes CBS NBC and local segments, weather with Bill Mitchell, sports with Jim Landers, and classic films and talks featuring Moonlighter McHale and Jihad Jockey.
Destination North Pole special and CBS lineup slate
Television schedule notes CBS News Special Destination North Pole listed for Wednesday with Beverly Hillbillies and Perry Mason as well as a lineup including Green Acres Family Affair Sea Hunt The Jonathan Winters Show and weather segments. Thursday advances an 8 Go Captain Kangaroo 9 Candid Camera 9 30 Beverly Hillbillies 10 Andy Mayberry 10 30 Dick Van Dyke 11 Love of Life 11 25 CBS News Benji 11 30 Search for Tomorrow 11 45 Guiding Light.
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Parry Mason
Moonlighter
McHale'sa Navy
CBS Evening News
ARELA
Georga Moora
Safeway
Bill Mitchell
Dim Landers
cBs
Green Acres
He & She
Jonathan Winters
George Moore
Ap&l
Sports
Jim Landars
Academy Theatre
Ralph Meeker
Keenan Wynn
Elaine Stewart
Lata News
Arkansas A.M
CBS Morning
Art Linkletter
McHale's Navy
Jim Landers
CBS News
Erwin
Griffin Jonathan Winters
Benji
Andy of
TV Guide Snippet with Classic CBS Program Lines
A fragmented olive of TV listings and show references. Mentions CBS morning and evening blocks including The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance with James Stewart John Wayne and Vera Miles. Notes weather segments and classic movie references amid station names and times.
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Owatt
Belton -Cliaeton
CBS
Hovie “the Man
Liberty Valances
James Stewart
John Wayne
Vera Miles
Kewin
Weathac
Griffin
McCotiwall
Alan Ladd
Jade Allyson
Vaspers
Hockey Team Undaunted by Defeat
The American Olympic ice hockey squad, though inexperienced, is young and cocky after a 5-1 opening loss to Czechoslovakia. Studied by coach Murray Williamson as tense but ambitious, the players blend bankers, engineers, teachers, and a private from Fort Campbell aiming to beat Sweden and challenge Russia.
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Czechoslovakia
John Morrison
Yate
Minneapolis
Murray Williamson
University of Minnesota
Sweden
Hns
Jim Logue
North Andover
Mass
Doug Volmar
Bob Paradise
St. Paul
Russia
Canada
Larry Stahidahi
Edina
Minn
Pat. Rupp
Minnesota
Lawrence Pleau
Fort Campbell
N.Y
Washington Smith Wedding in Hope Ceremony and Reception
The New Bethel Baptist Church in Hope hosted the December 24 wedding of Miss Dorothy Jean Washington to Edward Lee Smith with Rev Wo M. Wu officiating. The bride wore white chiffon with lace overlay, and a reception followed at the couple’s Walker Street home with out of town guests attending from Kansas City, Detroit, and Seattle.
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New Bethel Baptist Church of Hope
Dorothy Jean Washington
Edward Lee Smith
Lloyd _ Washington
Hope
Mattie M. Flenory
Fuleton
A. G. Smith
el Cerrito
Cali
Wo M. Wu
Lewisville
Washington
Earlene Cheatham
Bobbie Scoggins
Mavis Williams
Virginia Stuart
All of Hope
Ernie Scott
Sharrett Willamson
Wanda Williamson
Jensnifer Washington
Robert Epps, Jr
Flenery
Walker Street
Hops
Maryann Washington
Robert Scoggins
Kansas City
Bessie Milus
Detroit, Mich
Billy Milus
Seattle, Wash
Rematch Tonight Between Ranked Teams in Albuquerque
Lou Henson of New Mexico State spoke to Chicago writers after a 2000 mile flight for a Chicago Stadium doubleheader preview. The Aggies, 11-2, face top ranked New Mexico, 17-1, in a key rematch in Albuquerque with Loyola Chicago and Notre Dame also on the card.
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Chicago
Lou Henson
New Mexico State
Henson
Aggies
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
N.M
Chicago Stadium
Maxico State
Loyola
Duke
Notre Dame
Lag Cruces
Warns No Back Seat Driving At Winter Games
In Grenoble France AP reports officials ban passengers from commenting to drivers during transportation for athletes officials and reporters. The no backseat driving rule seeks safer travel to skating skiing hockey bobsledding and toboggan venues during the Winter Olympics.
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Grenoble
France
Elevator jams threaten Olympic village schedule
The British team reports traffic jams in the 112 story village apartments. Only two automatic elevators per building skip floors when loaded, delaying athletes for training and meals. An appeal requests promptness and avoiding unnecessary waiting.
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Grenoble
France
Solunar period schedule from Knight’s tables
Solunar periods for Central Standard Time listed by day with minor and major times. The Major periods run about one and a half to two hours, with Minor periods shorter, guiding prime fishing or hunting times Wednesday through Sunday.
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Richard Alden Knight
Lawmaker Lashés Out of Governor
Rep. Charles Matthews of North Little Rock criticized Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller, labeling him an incompetent executive. Matthews, once the standout freeacher legislator, aligned with the progressive element of the General Assembly, urging unified leadership and decisive action to resolve wide-scope difficulties.
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ED Shearer
Prosa Weiter
Fort Smith
Ark
APS
Charles Matthews
North Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
AID Officials Quit Amid Favors Probe
Washington AP several Agency for International Development officials reportedly resigned as a probe into alleged acceptance of entertainment from a U S contractor refurbishing surplus goods for foreign aid programs widens in Europe Antwerp Belgium. The contractor is accused of charging excessive fees and the case has been referred to the Justice Department. Waters former head of the war on hunger program said he helped instigate the probe and fully supports it. He and others face questions about administrative personnel accepting entertainment.
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Washington
Agency For International Development
U.S
ATM
Europe
Justice Department
Herbert J. Walery
Hubert H. Humphrey
Waters
White House
Humphrey
Nplyate
Enterprise
Antwerp
Belgium
ASD
Lberty
Arkansas politics and reform pledge questioned by Matthews
In a fragmentary report from Fort Smith, Matthews accuses the present governor of poor leadership and alleges a backtracking pattern in political reform advocacy. The discussion touches on education funding, constitutional reform, and distrust toward the executive as speakers criticize campaign tactics.
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Arkansas
Matthews
Denisetaté
Fort Smith
Hatena
Hot Springs
Tip
Matethews
Henderson Reddies take sole lead in AIC basketball
Henderson Reddies upset the Scots 84-74 to seize sole possession of first in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference. Hendrix, Arkansas led 28-26 before pulling away as Larry Ducksworth scored 33 and Bob Cossey poured in 44 for the Scots. Arkansas Tech beat Mule Riders 85-76, Arkansas College edged Harding, and other results included Ouachita Baptist 74-65 and Ozarks 82-75.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Henderson Reddies
Henderson
Arkansate
Ozarks
Arkinsad A&m
State College of Arkansas
Harding
Arkansas College
Reddies
Larry Ducksworth
Hendersson
Scots
BI Cossey
Arkangas Tech
Southern State
Ida Russ
Ilgitte
Terry Horn
Tech
John Gross
Hendrix Warriors
T Tts
Quachita
Arkadelphia
Hendrix
Wayne Nash
Robert’ Cornelius
Gundday State College
Conway
Mika Bridges
Bears
Marvin Levels
Harde Ing
College of the Ozarks
Bob Chanee
Arkansas A&m
Mnally
Tis
Joe Hickey
Kalton Busby
A&m
Center funding approved for Arkansas State University
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved 2.25 million dollars for a new service center at Arkansas State University, part of a project estimated at 4.87 million dollars. The grant supports constructing the facility slated to enhance campus services and operations.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Arkansas State University
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