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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1968
Page
9
A dense broadcast grid lists 1950s style prime time and daytime slots with show names like The Fleet's In, Temptation, Dragnet era dramas, and local news. It includes film titles such as Phantom of the Opera and Lucky Jordan, plus game shows, news, and morning devotional segments across stations Texarkana and Shreveport.
The listing shows a Monday schedule with 10:00 PM Color program followed by the 10 O Clock Report at 10:00, then the Joey Bishop Show at 10:30, CBS Evening News at 12:10, CBS weather with George Moors, sports with Jim Landers, and late news roundup. The line ends with Gunsmoke, The Lucy Show, The Andy Griffith Show, Family Affair, The Carol Burnett Show and AP and L Weather. Sign off at 12:00 midnight.
A fragmented Monday television lineup lists Huntley and Brinkley News with weather, The Today Show, Arkansas News, and various game and comedy programs. Notable entries include The Danny Thomas Show, Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In, Jeopardy, The Hollywood Squares, and Daily soap operas. Local weather segments and sports updates appear throughout the day.
A historical TV grid lists programs across a Monday night including Gunsmoke The Lucy Show Andy Griffith The Naked Pawn The Carol Burnett Show Sea Hunt Weather News and more. It also shows daytime and late night segments with CBS News and various soap operas guiding light search for tomorrow and As The World Turns among others.
A CBS Smothers Brothers segment features Pat Paulsen promoting a spoof Straight Talking American Ticket. He jokes If nominated I will not run and If elected I will not serve while plans for a write-in bid unfold amid show business satire.
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