Television Schedule for Tuesday June 18 Featured ABC Lineup
The schedule lists GARRISON'S GORILLAS at 6:30 and It Takes A Thief at 7:30 on ABC. Later programs include The Invaders, Arkansas News and Weather, World News, Bud Campbell Sports, and Joey Bishop Show with evening repeats.
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Tuesday June 18 TV Schedule and Movie Premiere
Television guide listing for Tuesday night features Bandolero world premiere at 8:30 PM, Raquel Welch among cast, followed by CBS News Hour at 9 PM and late night weather and vespers. Also lists daytime and devotional programs across Texarkana and Shreveport.
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Across The Fence and Classic TV Schedule Fragments
A fragmentary TV guide entry lists daytime and early evening shows including CBS News segments, Captain Kangaroo, Candid Camera, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Andy Griffith Show, The Love of Life and guiding soaps. It also notes a week of western and crime titles such as The Bonnie Parker Story and Five Guns West with weather and late movie listings.
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Arkansas Senators Clash On Constitutional Convention
Little Rock state senators Dan Sprick and Jim Brandon debated constitutional revision at a Pulaski Business Men’s Association meeting. Sprick dismissed the proposed convention as far out, while Brandon called it the most exciting idea in Arkansas government. Brandon said he backs updates not a full overhaul, and Sprick warned some study commission recommendations could expand government.
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Escapee Captured After Prison Farm Escape
Little Rock police report Carlton J. Carney aged 18, an escapee from Tucker Prison Farm, was captured late Sunday night. Authorities say Carney and Billy Ray McElyen aged 20 stole a state car from the prison grounds on June 8 and drove it to Little Rock where it was abandoned then found by appointment.
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Campaign Grinds On As Poor People's Campaign Fails To Hit Goals
Rev. Ralph David Abernathy leads the Poor People’s Campaign in Washington facing muddy Resurrection City and few real concessions from agencies. Despite strong rhetoric and planned nonviolent action, turnout, arrests, and funding lag, threatening the campaign’s June 23 permit and future.
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Keystone Lodge Meeting Tuesday June 28 at 7 30 PM
Keystone Lodge No 43 schedules its regular meeting for Tuesday June 28 at 7 30 PM. Members are urged to attend. Secretary RJ Hicks notes the notice and lists officers H L Washington GL Cox Sr Wy.
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Airlift that broke the Berlin blockade era victory
The Berlin airlift began June 24, 1948 as Soviet blockade forced coal food and fuel deliveries by air. By April 16 1949 12 000 tons daily were moved and Gooney Birds were replaced by larger aircraft ensuring West Berlin’s survival and bolstering Western Germany's alliance. The operation ended in May 1949 with the last plane in September.
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Negroes Seek New Plan to Desegregate Marvell School Board
Negro plaintiffs in a desegregation suit against the Marvell School Board asked U.S. District Judge Oren Harris to impose a new desegregation plan. They cited national Supreme Court guidance from May 27 on freedom of choice and compliance needs.
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Mental Tests for Accused Taxi Slayers
In Sheridan Arkansas AP two parole violators charged with murdering a Little Rock taxi driver have been sent to the State Hospital for a 30 day mental examination. Roger Dean Mosby 22 of Redfield and Albert Norvis Williamson 20 of Little Rock pleaded innocent by reason of insanity in Grant County Circuit Court. They are charged in the slaying of Ronald Edward Loves 21 whose decomposed body was found June 10. They face trial if the State Hospital finds them without psychosis. No charges have been filed yet in the beating death of Edward Lynn Brown Sr. 53 near College Station.
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