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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1967
Page
4
The Onset Weekly prints its radio and television schedule featuring CBS News with Cronkite. Mawes 2 Miean appears in the listing, indicating program timing details for Pt ARK Star.
A dense Sunday television timetable lists programs across channels with times and show names. Notable items include NCAA Swimming and Diving Championship coverage, gospel and devotional programs, classic variety hours, CBS sports, ABC Weekend News, and late-night talk and movie segments featuring The Andy Williams Show, Bonanza, Ed Sullivan, and Route 66 among others.
A dense OCR listing daytime and prime time shows across multiple days, naming Texarkana College Farm Digest Gospel Roundup News George Dodson and other anchors, with programs from morning devotionals to late night movies, cartoons, game shows, soaps, and Westerns. It captures a broad schedule with many programs and stations referenced in brief entries.
A brief notice lists a late show at Saenger for Saturday March 25 1967 plus showings Sunday and Monday. It notes a schedule related to the venue and dates. The item then shifts to a public safety fact about deadly insect stings and includes a historical neighbor mention of James Fenimore Cooper and Captain James Lawrence as Burlington New Jersey locals.
A dense listing of radio programming across the day detailing church services, musical shows, news, weather, and special segments from early morning to late evening. It includes names like Gospel Lighthouse, Harvest Time, The Baptist Hour, Razorback Report, and University of Arkansas football coverage, with multiple clock times and station notes.
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