Sergeant Commended for Meritorious Weather Observation Service
SHREVEPORT La Sergeant Donald R Spigner son of Mrs Florenc J Williams of Little Rock Ark is shown receiving the U S Air Force Commendation Medal from Colonel Leonard E Zapinski commander of the 26th Weather Squadron at Barksdale AFB La Spigner is praised for meritorious service as a weather observer in Vietnam He now serves with the Air Weather Service after completing Nashville High School and pursuing a diploma His wife Carolyn is daughter of Mr and Mrs J Daniel Sr Prescott Ark and his father Raymond A Spigner lives in Pearcy Ark
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Shreve Port
Donald R. Spigner
Florenc J. Williams
Mabelvale Pike
Little Rock
Ark
Leonard E. Zapinski
Barksdale Afb
Spigner
Vietnam
Barksdale
Air Weather Service
Nashville (Tenn
Carolyn
J. Daniel
Prescott
Raymond A. Spigner
Rt. 5
Pearcy
U.S. Air Force
Television Logs Summary for Arkansas Station Schedule
An archival listing shows a dense 1960s TV schedule with multiple airtimes from 6:00 to midnight. Programs include game shows, westerns, soap operas, and movies such as Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Snows of Kilimanjaro, and The Second Greatest Sex, with hosts like Johnny Carson, Joey Bishop, and Paul Harvey referenced.
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Daniel Boone
Jonathan Winters
Killimanjaro
Ellen Stewart
Dean Martin
Arkansas Jaycees
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Arkansas Sportsman
Paul Harvey
Dream House
Little Rock
Eye On
Arkansas
Guiding Light
General Hospital
McHale’s Navy
Marshal Dillon
Cc. News
Weekend Radio Schedule Mix of Shows and Movies
Radio schedule lists morning devotionals, news, and weather then daytime programs including Bozo's Big Top Harlem Globetrotters Captain Kangaroo and Guns of Will Sonnett. Evening includes Jeopardy Masterpiece Theatre and The Search for Tomorrow with Pillars of The Sky noted among the listings.
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Gene Williams
Paul Harvey
Arkansas A.M
High Chaparral
Harlem Globertrotters
Pune
Rellong Squ
Coraline
Pyle
USMC
Debbie Drake
Paris
Moyle
Dick Cavett
Andy Griffith
Johnny Carson
Dick van Dyke
Joey Bishop
Dr. Jet
HAL News
Court Docket Rows Include Drunkenness and License Violations
Court docket lists numerous convictions and fines for drunkenness, driving while intoxicated, speeding, and license violations. Notable entries include Isaac Young fined 56.50 for aggravated assault, James McKillion fined 16.50, and Paul May fined 106.50 plus one day in jail for DWI. Thurmond joins jogging trend with wife Nancy Moore.
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Isaac Young
C. T. Blevins
Edward B. Breckenridge
Lee Reed
Hosea Taylor
James McKillion
Robert Arnett, Jr
Buddy Saunders
Paul May
Shirley H. Davis
Cleo Moss
Rayfield Lindsey
T, Blevins
Jim Witherspoon
Henry L. Dorn, Jr
Patti Larceny
Clyde T. Cohee
Frank Christian
Gerald Lindsey
Dale Williams
Virgie Stuart
Boaz Tolliver
James Witherspoon
Cody Bradley, Jr
Marceller Dixon
Elaine R. Kent
Nickey Spellman
Cecil D. Clayton
Johnny L. James
Tanaie Rachel
Wayne E. Smith
Johnnie T. Arnold
Sam R. Floyd
Odise Jackson
Carl E. Richards
Sidney §. Rosser
Harvey M
Silk
Olen Crosby
Coy G. Elledge
Earnest R. Bobo
LE. Golden
Wilbert L. Woods
Isaac Collier, Jr
Jennifer M. Smith
Glen Jackson
Cody Bradley
Reola Johnson
TJ. Blackburn
F.C. Butner
Ralph Draper
Frozen Food Express
Refugio Garcia
Trans National Leasing Co
West Texas Equipment
Jones Delays Arkansas University Merger Bill Tactics
In Little Rock on Wednesday Senator Jones deftly outflanked opponents over the Pulaski County university merger bill. He used a filibuster and locked the bill in his desk to impede debate, delaying progress as the Senate prepared for further votes and potential reconsideration actions.
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Robert Shaw
Associated Press
Little Rock
Guy H.mutt Jones
Consway
Senate
Pulaski County
Jones
House
Uni
Obsaiversity of
Arkansas
Little Rock University
Melvin Chambers
Magnolia
Senate Rules Committee
Chambers
Ben Alien
Max Howell
Rules Committee
Allen
Pulaski
Howell
Eitheher
Set
Morrell Gathright
Pine Bluff
State College of Arkansas
Scas
Central Arkansas
Sens
Oscar Alngood
Gathright
Nixon Says He Will Hear Both Sides
President Nixon told about 700 State Department and foreign policy officials that there is room for dissenting views in his Forward Together administration. He met Apollo 8 crew astronauts, attended prayer services, and dined with moon mission veterans. He also chaired a two hour National Security Council session on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty with no ratification timeline discussed.
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Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
State Department
Capitol Hill
White House
National Security Council
Nixon taps Smith for top disarmament post in broad Senate visit
On January 30 1969 President Nixon announced Hamming Gerard Smith a 61 year old lawyer will lead the Artis Control and Disarmament Agency with direct access to the secretary of state and the President. Smith previously served as an atomic energy adviser across three administrations after talks at the State Department and lunch with Senate leaders. Nixon expressed desire for Senate input as he seeks bipartisan support for his administration.
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Senate
State Department
Nigan
Hamming Gérard Smith
Artis Control and Disarmament Agency
Nixon
Smith
John F. Kennedy
Secretary” of State
Nicd&en
William Rogers
Everett Dirksen
Partes
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
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