Television Schedule June 20 1968
Television listings show color and non color programs for Thursday and Friday June 20 1968 including Flying Nun Bewitched Peyton Place Cowboy in Africa Joey Bishop Show Dick Cavett Show and a lineup of daytime and prime time slots with titles such as Treasure Isle Dream House Wedding Party Newlywed Cameo Baby Come ABC News 5 30 Report Judd for the Defense 10 O clock Report and The Big Movie The Tattered Dress featuring Jeff Chandler and Jeanne Crain.
Friday Evening TV Schedule from Texarkana 1968 Debut
Texarkana TV listings show ABC and NBC prime time with Bewitched Peyton Place and Dark Shadows, plus The Dick Cavett Show and The Dating Game. Movies include Guns of Wil Sj N Sennett. Host Bud Campbell reports Arkansas news and weather.
Cimarron Strip and Friday Night Movie Listings
TV schedule notes CBSThursday night lineup includes Call Me Bwana starring Bob Hope and Anita Ekberg followed by The Late Movie Contraband Spain with Richard Greene and Michael Denison. Weather segments and late news fill gaps. Movie offerings include Topkapi with Melina Mercouri and Peter Ustinov and Bigger Than Life with James Mason and Barbara Rush.
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Cimarron
CBS
Bob Hope
Anita Ekberg
Erwin
Griffin
Spain
Richard Greene
Michael Denison
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Topkapi
Melina Mercouri
Peter Ustinov
James Mason
Barbara Rush
Fort Smith workers warned to return or be dismissed
About 70 Fort Smith Street and Water Department employees must return to work by 1 pm or lose their jobs after the sanitation crews were fired for walking out of a meeting. City Administrator Jack Shelley stated several meetings were scheduled to discuss AFL CIO union representation amid a declared push to hire replacements.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Fort Smith Street
Water Departments
Jack Shelley
Sanitation Department
Shelley
Arkansas State Counccil No. 38
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
AFL+ CIO
Empplo
L. D. Porter
Fort Smith
Afl-Cio
Jeanie Lambie
Little Rock
Lambie
Gaul Divided as France Votes in 1965 Crisis Era
Foreign News Analyst notes Caesar split Gaul into three parts, now France numbers 60 million. As June elections approach, de Gaulle faces six weeks of student protests with 10 million workers on strike. Center parties fear communism and could back Gaullist bid. Pompidou says reforms will change France.
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Gaul
Phil Newsom
Julius Caesar
France
Charles de Gaulle
Aa Gaulle
Republic
Georges Pompidou
Pilots Must Stay at War 12 Months
Air Force orders all pilots on combat missions against North Vietnam to serve a full 12 months, ending prior 100 mission departures. New rule aims to equalize duties with South Vietnam targets while denying a pilot shortage motive. Navy and Marine carrier pilots in North Vietnam face no mission cap.
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Freds. Hoffman
Washington
Air Force
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
North
Navy
Marine
Real Estate Leaders React Calmly to Open Housing Ruling
Real estate brokers and officials across the United States respond with measured calm after the Supreme Court bans racial discrimination in housing. Leaders from California, Atlanta, Chicago, and Milwaukee say the decision may not immediately change day to day practice, though some foresee confusion and shifting laws.
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Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Frank R. Hart
Walker and Lee
Orange County
Cals
C.D. Lebey
Atlanta Real Estate Board
Gene Cosner
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Supreme Court
Robert Karpe
California Real Estate Association
Jack Kleeman
Chicago Real Estate Board
Tme
Clifford Robedeaux
Milwaukee Board of Realtors
Newport Young Democrats leader alleges poll bias
Frank Miller of Newport accuses the Young Democrats Executive Committee of fixing a poll supporting Frank Whitbeck for governor and violating the party constitution by backing a single candidate before nomination. He claims he never received a ballot and cites unnamed leaders arranging distribution to a few select people. Stroughter family members have returned home from visits in San Francisco and Wichita after staying with relatives.
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Newport
Frank
Miller
Young
Deroc Arate
Whitbeck
Bern
Young Democrats Executive Committee
Young Democrats
Stroughter
Fannie Alexar
Der
Arthur
John Homer Stroughter
Strougheter
San Francisco
California
Wichita
Kansas
Alexander
Strous
Ned Forbes
Mildred
Wyatt
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the Tattered Dress
Jeff Chandler
Jeanne Crain
General Hospital
Wizard Man
Will Sonnett
Dean Martin
Texarkana College
R.F.D
Texarkana
Shreveport
Claffalot Club
Huntley-Brinkley Report
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Bewitched
Hollywood Palace
Arkansas News
Bozo
Vic Ames
Arkansas News and Weather
World News
Bud Campbell Sports
Katv
Ksla-Tv
Pastor
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Beverly Hillbillies
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Benti
Search
McHales Navy
Cronkite
News
Owen
Bolton
HOPE
ARK
Ben Edminston
Robyn Galloway
Nancy Ident
American Legion Martindale
Janey Seamans Auxiliary
Inez Mare
Tin
Auxe
F. Formby
Mary Nell Turner
Inez Compton
E. F. Formby
Inez Martin
Holland Brown
Formby
Inez Compton Photos
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Mond
RSG
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Everett Dirkani
Ester Hicks
Fand Hill
Neva
Esther Muste
Harris Gymneasium
National Guild of Piano Students
Texarskana
YPD
Bethel Ame
Alma Livingston
Cornelia Bishop
Shirley Stuart
Elizar White
Linda Williams
Peggy Williams
Mary Burton
Connie Ross
Ammie Johnson
J. E. Hughes
EHC
Union Extension Homemakers Club
Henry Madison
A. T. Denham
Johnnie Hendrix
Denham
Eddie Mae Walden
Henry Baker
Girlee Stroughter
Dallas
Texas
Pearl Neal
Arthur Stroughter, Jr
Alt
Federal Land Bank Association
Fred T. Scotts
E. 6Th
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KTAL