Television Log Highlights for Arkansas January 27 1971
Broad schedule shows daytime and evening programs across CBS NBC and local Arkansas stations with a mix of dramas news talk game shows and specials. Notable entries include Truth Or Consequences CBS News Special Hawaii Five-O Masterpiece Theatre and Johnny Carson plus a closing remark about ancient Inca sun worship with gold ornamentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Shiloh
Rome
Hell
Texas” Medical Center
Hawaii Five-O
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavetti
Merv Griffin
Africa
Alias Smith and Jones
Flip Wilson
Jim Nabors
Julia Child
Peyton Place
Dan
Adam
Arkansas
Dean Martin
Dick Cavett
Arkansas Sportsman
Salty O'Rourke
Sherlock Holmes and the
Lucille Rivers
Doctors
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Flipper
Bozo Judd l Daktari
ABC News
NBC News
CBS News
It Certainly Pays to Pay Your Bills
The piece explains rising consumer installment debt, predicting debt near 200 billion by 1980 as credit fuels higher living standards. It notes timely debt payment keeps prices down and the economy healthy, and promotes National Pay Your Bills Week sponsored by American Collectors Association with the slogan It Pays to pay your bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
American Collectors Association
Solomon Era Ships Searched in Gulf of Aqaba
Belmont Massachusetts AP reports scientists from Britain the United States and Israel will use mud penetrating sonar and metal detectors in the Gulf of Aqaba off Israel to locate remnants of ships from King Solomon’s trading fleet and, if possible, further Crusader-era remnants presumed buried under silt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Mass
Gulf of Aqaba
Solomon
Israel
Eiffie Hook
Ezion Geber
Robert Rines
Rines
Court orders settlement terms in Reis libel case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered Curtis Publishing Co and former showgirl Lillian Reis to meet in court to determine settlement terms after Reis won a libel suit for a 1963 Saturday Evening Post article They Call Me Tiger Lil The court said a new trial was unnecessary to resolve the payout The original verdict of 1,825,000 was reduced to 415,000 by a Common Pleas judge In Charlottesville Virginia health officials and groups collaborated on German Measles Sunday immunizing nearly 412000 children and mobilizing March of Dimes volunteers to publicize vaccination posts and birth defect prevention efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Curtis Publishing Co
Lillian Reis
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis
Miss Reis
Tiger Lil
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Gold
Health Department
Medical Society
Charlottesville
March of Dimes
Manson May Testify in Penalty Phase
Charles Manson and three women followers may testify in the penalty phase of the Sharon Tate murder trial with defense consent. Jurors must choose between life imprisonment and death in the gas chamber. Chief defense attorney Paul Fitzgerald said the women defendants can testify if they choose, as the prosecution seeks the death penalty for Manson and the three women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Paul Fitzgerald
Manson
Miss Tate
Uganda Leader Predicts Tanzanian Attack After Coup
In Kampala Maj. Gen. Idi Amin claims Tanzania plans to invade Uganda to restore Milton Obote. Amin laughs at the idea, saying he would welcome the attack and notes Obote fled to Dar es Salaam after Amin's seizure of power following Singapore talks. Obote declined to say if he asked Tanzania's Julius Nyerere for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Zucker
Associated Press
Kampala
Uganda
Tanzania
Milton Obote
TV Am
Idi Amin
Obote
Dar Es Salaam
Amin
Singapore
Julius Nyerere
Nyerere
New Delhi
Social Security Q and A Guidance from Ken Hargis
A column by Ken Hargis answers reader questions on Social Security topics. It covers trial work periods with benefits for disabled workers, Medicare reimbursement for nonparticipating hospital bills, disability eligibility by age and work credits, and the differences between Medicare and Medicaid in simple terms. The piece also briefly notes unrelated political events in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicare
State Department of Public Welfare
Nun Refuses to Testify and Is Jailed in Bomb Plot Case
Sister Jogues Egan, a 2 year old nun named as a co conspirator in an alleged bomb kidnap plot, spent the night in York County Prison after refusing to testify before a federal grand jury despite immunity. Judge Herman ordered her custody until she agrees to testify within the grand jury’s life. The nun cited conscience and church authority, and prepared to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Keith
Associated Press
Harrisburg, Pa
Jogues Egan
PPR Pa Ata
Sister Jogues
R. Dixon Herman
U.S. District Court
York County
Jack Tevine
Herman
3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Jagues
New York
United States
Grand Jury
Rome
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Texarkana College
All My Children
Little Rock
Henry Fonda
Janet BL
Ktbs Television Three
HOPE
Ark
ABC Evening News
Howard K.smith
Harry Reasoner
Ken Hargis
Social Security Administration
P.O
Texarkana
Texas
Sige
Pera
Arrid
Selty
Brillo
Tg&y
Plum
Duo Tang
Brad
Souuupo
Nun Refus
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