Country Jam Boree and church notices fill Texarkana pages
Society notes detail a July 13 country jamboree at Patmos School auditorium featuring the Westerners Beavers Rainbow Melodies and The Playboys from Hope with no admission. July 14 worships by Rev Alton J Shirley and revival by Evangelist Howard White. Guild, Ann Womeran Circle, WM S circles, and Legion auxiliary meetings scheduled July 15–17. Brester family reunion on July 7 at Rosston Road, with attendees from multiple towns.
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Westerners
Beavers
Rainbow Melodies
The
Playboys From
Hope
Howard White
Evangel List
Forest Hill Baptist Church
Holy Land
G. W. Hooten
Mary Martha
Herbert Stephens
Ann Wouerman
First Baptist Church
J. T, Bowden
Lasiie Huddleson
Mts. Bu
Formby
South Pine
Marta
First United Methodist Church
Fair Park
Maynard Miller
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hot Springs
First Presbyterian Church
Brewster
Brester
John L. Green
Muriel Green
Pauline Matthews
W. T. Matthews
Winfred Brewster
el Dorado
Robert Johnston
Bill and Paul
L. F. Hervelic and
Paggy
Monroe
M. C. Roberson
Bernice
Wayne Roberson
Kenneth
Ruston
Nelda Howell
Janis
Brenda
Simsboro
T. L. Pylant
Choudrant
Roy Lee Bearden
Farmerville
Huey Roberson
Chatham
Bill Stewart
Sam Brewster
AMA and NAS blunt marijuana proponents in strongest antistatement
The American Medical Association and the National Academy of Sciences denounce marijuana advocates, asserting psychological dependence and notable psychiatric reactions in a Kentucky study. They urge medical and social rehab for chronic users while condemning pusher criminals.
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AMA
American Medical Association
National Research Council
National Academy of Sciences
Dana Farnsworth
AMA Council On Mental Health
University of Kentucky
Association
Hope Star Off TV Schedule For Saturday July 13 1968
Hope Star in Hope Arkansas prints a Saturday July 13 1968 television schedule. The page lists programs and times for viewers, reflecting local broadcast listings of the era.
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Hope
ARK
Wayward Bus stars in big Hollywood weekend TV lineup
TV listings reveal July 14 features major films with Joan Collins and Jayne Mansfield, crime drama Big Movie, The Wayward Bus, plus Joey Bishop and ABC Weekend News. Classic shows from The Tonight Show to Bonanza fill the primetime slate with sports and religious programming scattered throughout the day.
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Joan Collins
Jayne Mansfield
TV Schedule Highlights From Saturday to Monday
A chaotic listing shows multiple nationally aired shows and movies across ABC CBS and local channels. Entries include The Dating Game The Newlywed Game Treasure Isle Lassie and Dick Cavett show with film titles like Seven Thieves and Treasure of the Golden Condor along with news weather and sports segments.
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ABC
Lawrence Welk
MA and PA Kettle
Doey Bishop
Vic Ames
General Hospital
Dark Shadows
Frank Reynolds
Television Schedule Highlights From KSLA Network
KSLA listings show a packed weekend with a mix of westerns comedies dramas and news. The guide includes I Love Lucy The Prisoner My Three Sons Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction Miss Universe Pageant and sports features like Soccer Game Of The Week and Sea Hunt plus CBS News and Weather updates.
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My Three Sons
Hogan's Heroes
Petticoat Junction
Channel 12
Patty McCormick
The
Christophers
Bob & His Buddies
Tom & Jerry
Underdog
This Is the Life
Mormon Choir
Window On the World
Senatoe
Long Report Journal - Page One
Face the Nation
Perry Mason
Buccaneer
Yvonne DeCarlo
Phillip Friend
Lassie Gentle
Ben Ed Sullivan
Summer Brothers
Mission Imposalble News
Norton
CBS News
Reasoner
Helen Help Us Youth Column Admits Teen Dilemmas
A teenage advice column features reader questions about a married science teacher’s kiss, hoax letters, and teen behavior. Helen urges caution, reports to principals, and critiques hoaxing while sharing tips for safe responses and practical solutions. The piece closes with a note on American Indian land claims since 1946 and a Britannica statistic.
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Helen
U.S
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Monkees ending TV run after second season
AP writer Bob Thomas notes The Monkees will not return for 1968 69 amid mixed acclaim and rising pay disputes. Mike Nesmith says first season rehashed and NBC canceled, despite earnings around 1.25 million per season and potential future fortunes fading with delayed payments.
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Hollywood
NBC
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
The
Justi
Monkee
Mike Nesmith
Nesemith
Nesmith
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