Four Enter Arkansas Hall of Fame in 1968
Dorris Frank sparked remarks at the 11th annual Arkansas Hall of Fame ceremony in Hot Springs as honorees included Howard Red Hickey Elmer Smith Mrs J H Rowland and Mrs Gene Davidson. Notables like Bear Bryant and Elmer Smith received praise while remarks touched on politics and coaching memories from Arkansas figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry King
Associated Press
Hot Springs, Ark
APH Houston
Dorris Frank
Jack Pickens
Orval Faulds
Frank
Arkansas Hall of Fame
Pickens
Hall of Fame
Winthrop Rockefelter
Faubus
Rockefeller
Cal
Lynn Davis
Hot Springs
Jim Johnson
Mr. Rockefeller
Howard
Red Hickey
Elmer Smith
J. H
Bo' Rowland
Gene
Sadie
Davidson
Rowland
Glen Rose
University of Arkansas
Hickey
San Francisco 49Ers
I Football League
Dni Tex
Gene Stallings
Texas A&m
Stallings
Smith
A&m
Edd Hargett
Billy Hobbs
Fred Russell
Nashville, Tenn
Russell
Will Rogers
Elizabeth Taylor
Bob Cheyne
Arkansas
Bear’ Bryant
University of Alabama
Bear
Bryant
Mrs. Bryant
Paul
Orville Henry
The
Arkansas Gazette
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
George Cole
Gard
Rose
Israel
Bullets Seem to Have the Most Problems
AP report covers Earl Monroe denying draft resistance rumors after scoring 26 in a 119 116 Hawks win over the Bullets in Greensboro N C Len ny Wilkens sank late free throws to seal it Don Ohl scored 32 for the Bullets Zelmo Beatty led St Louis with 35 points The story also notes Don Fox signing with the Tigers and various other notes from sports and locales
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Associated Press
Earl the Pearl
Baltimore Bullets
Earl Monroe
St. Louis
National Basketball Association
Greensboro
N.C
Hawks
Monroe
Baltimore
Bullets
Lenny Wilkens
Don Ohl
Zelmo Beatty
SATURDAY JANUARY 20 1962 TELEVISION LISTINGS
Placed in a 1962 TV guide style page the listings show movies and programs including Mr. Corey with Tony Curtis and Martha Hyer at 9 00 Color and Cannibal Attack with Johnny Weissmuller. Joey Bishop and defense segments air earlier. test patterns and other local segments appear throughout the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Corey
Tony Curtis
Martha Hyer
Weekend TV and film slate for January 21 1968
The page lists a dense schedule of color and black and white programs across stations, including movies Touch of Evil and Moby Dick, news magazines and variety shows, sports events like NBA basketball, and church and children's programs. It assigns times and channel notes for spaced programming across a January weekend.
Texarkana and Shreveport TV Schedule January 2 1968
Bright Sunday listings show morning devotional segments from Texarkana College and a full daytime to primetime lineup. Featured programs include Hollywood Squares, Jeopardy, The Doctors, Days of Our Lives, The Tonight Show, and sports updates with Al Gordon and Dave McClelland. Also noted are local religious services and community events.
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Kfed
Solo Dukce Hornign
Arkansas
Nancy Dickerson
Hollywood Squares
Wuue
Edwin Newnan
Little Rock
Mike Douglas
Troop Huntley Prinkley
Monkees
Rowan and Martin
Danny Tr
Hollywood
Wee Herald
Ulbek Internasian
Servic Ark
Wilg
Walt Disney
McClelland Vern
Texarkana College
Texarkana
Shreveport
Laredo
Television Schedule and Local News Highlights January 21 1968
Sunday broadcast includes The Monster ABC and HUSH HUSH SWEET CHARLOTTE with Bette Davis Olivia de Havilland. Local news and weather from Arkansas News and Weather with Bud Campbell. Evening lineup features The Fugitive and Dark Shadows plus game shows and Children’s Doctor.
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Bozo
ABC
Danna Reed
Bob Jury
Arkansas
World News
Bud Campbell
KATV
Gregory Pece
Polit Bergen
Robert Mitchum
Peyton Place
Everere Dirksey
Arkansas News and Weates
Sparta
Joey Blahop
Shiuw
Late Friday News Summary Speculation at Safeway Wins
Odd jumble of words appears to mix sports channel notes with Safeway context and a date near late Friday. Names such as Stewart and Niven surface but the fragmentary text lacks clear events or outcomes to anchor a factual card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway Wyasen
Sporta Camers
Stewart News
Gr Apel
Raa Tad Siae
Niven
Saturday TV Listings and Weather Roundup Fragment
Fragmented OCR notes show a Saturday schedule with Captain Kangaroo CBS shows and a long list of programs across CBS and other networks. Weather and sports items appear in terse entries, with references to broadcasts like The Jackie Gleason Show and Captain Kangaroo plus local weather updates and a Saturday roundup.
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Mra Magon
Sighoa
Prigrak Farm
Captain Kangaroo
Thatstiulettle
Shageaty Obs
Spaca Onosk Ongey Maby Dhok
Mtenky McBre Supermansagumman Hr
Advered
Haputy Dag & Hie Petarey
Tommy Traatsnow
Road Funder
Bakit
Lovere
Lana Turner
Ria
Atte
Monta Ibar Fonn
TV Schedule Fragment for Friday January 19
KSLA TV listings show a Friday schedule with Western and World War II films, cartoons, and a range of local news, weather, and late night programs. Notable items include Itinerary entries for 4:00 CBS movie 633 Squadron, 10:00 News with Erwin, 10:25 Weather with Griffin, 10:30 Fixed Bayonets, and a collage of shows such as Space Ghosts Aquaman Hour and The Lone Ranger type content. Program blocks and times appear fragmented with several unreadable segments.
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Gomer Pyle
Cuee Robertson
George Chabirts
Erwin
Griffin
Richard Basehart
Gene Evans
Michael O'Shea
Agriculture USA Pappa John
Frankernatein Jr. & the
Irpossibles
the Hoecouloids
Shagtan Space Ghosts
Muby Bick Cuparmanf
Lone Ranger
Philadelphia Flyers
Boston Bellings
US Evening News
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Fellay
State Hall of Fame
London
Cox
Tigers
Detroit
Don Fox
Pete Cox
N. Zealand
Wellington
New Zealand
A.R. Reyes
Manila
Buay
Gart
Coler
Ealee
Crarral Aoa
PETAL
Operation
Ster Talent
Bialeng
Rumble da Tha Boeke
Danea Dette
Laurie Carrell
Somnett
eeLce
Abe Hins
Witelor
Fen
Cclock
Arport
Jock Aasonéy
Luana Patten
Cey Bishop
Boon
Everett Dirklow
Washington
Galer
Joey Bishop Snow
Gom
Casper Cartocks
Johnny Weissmuller
Fantastic Four
Colm
Journey
Center OF the
King Kong
George OF the Jungle
Beatles
Championship Wrestling
Gadabout Gaddis
PRO Bowlers Tour
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
Orson Welles
Janet Leigh
Joey
Bishop
Milton the Monster
Linus the Lionhearted
Bugs Bunny
Sade
Vospel
Saersd
Christophers Pulaski Heights
NHC
Frank Negee
G.K. College
Walt Dioney
Wonderful World of Color
Bonanga
First Baptist Church
New York
Detroiet
Lone Star Sportsman
Wovie
Hush
Swene Charloton
Bette Davis
For
Mary
Don Taylor
Degnas Durbin
Ktalty
Tempiat
Dohka Reed
Paris
Claudette Colbert
ABC Weekend
Cool McCool
Hong Kong
Ronald Reagan
Rhonda Fleming Rey
S.E.C
Kentucky
Auburn
Bell Anderson
Hayride
Porter Kagoner
Maya
Gregory Peck
Thersees
Lorks
Hovie - “Lady
Texas
Mona Freeman
Howard Duff
Ask Orville Weney
Charlotte
Olivia Dellavilland
Arkansas News
Hud Campbell
Aronco Buster
John Lund
Joyce Holden
Dave McClelland
Vern Stierman
Cchiller
Geath Lon Shaney
Fheday
Jan. Ly
Newa
Nawa
Weather
Jackie Gleason Shaw
Sten
Prankernatein Jr
Imposaidles
CBS
Jonny Gueat
Anti Dakotas
Duddy Waller Snow
Chaesie Cas
Gentle Ben Cas
CBS Sunday News
Joe Pyne
Arkanond Awm
Beverly Hillbliles
Art Linkletters
Ounamoke
Andy Griffith
George Moore
Bill Mitchell
Sports Eye
Jim Landers
Ghariiel
Academy Theatre
Mickay Rooney
Sally Forrest
Sigorf
Ksla-Tv
Istam
Ie Fant
Ane
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