Television Logs of May 26 1970 Tuesday guide
TV schedule entry listing programs for May 26, 1970 including World Apart News Night News 4 6 C Channel 4-6 programs Jeannie Lancer Education Views The Pigeon Red Skelton The Tender Trap Murderer Your Right To Say Governor JJ Net Festival Marcus Welby 60 Minutes Hawaii Five O The Lost World War Paint Merv Griffin Johnny Carson Dick Cavett While the City Sleeps and late night shows with News Weather Sports and film listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaleidoscop
Food Squad
Jeannie Lancer
Debbie Reyaga
Red Sketton
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Television Schedule for Wednesday in Little Rock Today News
A dense local listing of daytime and evening programs across ABC and NBC stations. Includes soap operas like General Hospital and Dark Shadows, game shows such as Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy, children's programs like Sesame Street and Romper Room, classic series like The Beverly Hillbillies and Gomer Pyle USMC, and late night movies with notes on local news and weather segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All My Children
Little Rock
Eye On Arkansas
Linkletter
Doctors
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
Secret Storm
Bright Promise
Dark Shadows
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
USMC
London
Big Valley
Texarkana College
Perry Mason
Arkansas A.M
Marshall Dillon
Lucille Hall
Kuleldosco
Truth Or Creatureaeibess AW My Children
Beverly Hillbillies
IL News
Nanny
Andy Griffith
Nell Eddie
Music Hall
Medical Center
Schaeffler to Coach U S Ski Team
Willy Schaeffler is named head coach of the U S Alpine ski program. The University of Denver mentor led his teams to 100 wins in 123 meets and 122 top threes, with 24 All-America skaters and 15 Olympians among his protégés. He calls the appointment a major career challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Willy Schaeffler
University of
Schaeffler
United States Ski Association
Kaufbeuren
Bavaria
U.S
Aaron rises to ninth on golf money list
NEW YORK AP Tommy Aaron climbs to ninth in pro golf's money list after winning $25,000 at the Atlanta Classic, boosting year earnings to $59,258. Lee Trevino still leads with $107,641. Gary Player remains second with $88,077 as the circuit's top earners are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
Atlanta
PGA Today
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Dick Lotz
Billy Casper
Miller Barber
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Lunn
Arnold Palmer
Frank Beard
Trevino
Lunn
Homero Blancas
Low
Player
Dave Stockton
Barber
Beard
Bruce Crampton
Stram and Sayers Honored in NY Football Awards
Hank Stram named Super Man of the Year by New York writers for guiding the Kansas City Chiefs to a Super Bowl title. Gale Sayers receives the George Halas Award after enduring a knee injury and rushing for over 1000 yards as Chicago Bears star. Joe Kapp and Daryl Lamonica win NFL and AFL Player of the Year honors respectively. Dan Reeves honored for long service to pro football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Hank Stram
Gale Sayers
Ial Football Writers of Amerl
Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Footeball
Minnesota
Sayers
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Joe Kapp
Daryl Lamonica
Oakland
Dan Reeves
Los Angeles Rams
Reeves
Ram Grats
Bob Waterfield
Elroy Hirsch
Secrets of Longhorns film boosts Texas Wishbone T offense
The 28 minute color film from Texas coach Darrell Royal outlines blocking and timing for the Wishbone T. It shows quarter back reads and fullback lead plays, with clips from last season. Royal says the film will aid others in running or defending the offense and notes $18 500 in potential royalties in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Heard
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Longhorn
Darrell Royal
Dick Snyder
Ncaa Films
Washingon
D.C
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Alabama
Texas A&m
UCLA
Kentucky
Royal
Snyder
Royal Fund
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Longhorns
Sooners
Arkanesas
SMU
Navy
TCU
Calendar and local notices mix in Negro community page
A calendar of events lists Bethel AME Church choir rehearsals moved to Friday May 29 and the Anna P Strong Federated Club meeting May 28 with caravans from Hicks Funeral Home. Personal mentions include Deborah Ann Williams graduating Magna Cum Laude from Houston area school. notes on relatives from Arkansas. Also features sports film discussion on Texas recruiting and UT football strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester Hicks
Bethel A.M.E
W.G. Wynn
Anna P. Strong
Deborah Ann Williams
Yerger High School
M.C. Williams Senior High School
Houston
Texas
Miss Williams
Mattie Dockery
Little Rock
Arkansas
Willard McFadden
Hope
Anna Harris Lewis
Hope, Ark
Lewis
Dockery
Chancery court filings and marriage licenses in Hope Arkansas
Printed docket lists chancellor court cases including Judy Wilson vs Hugh William Evelyn Gibson vs Moss Gibson Parline Peavey vs Cornelius Peevy and others. Also notes marriage licenses issued in Hope Arkansas with names and residences of couples such as Ronald C Stinnet to Annie Mae Freer and Alfred C Cornelius to Betty M Proffer among many other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Wilson
Hugh William Evelyn Gibson
Moss Gibeson
Parline Peavey
Cornelius Peevy
Dotis Kennedy
Don Kennedy
Boyd Craig
Linda Sue Craig James Arley Chism
Dante Marie Chism
City of Hope
Arkansas
Maryland Casualty Company
Andrews
Et al
Las Nevada Transit Company
Bramco Products
Redland Farms
The
Ronnie Williams
Hope
Melba Thomas
Ark
Charles Reynolds
Wanda Knighton
Ronald C. Stinnet
Camden
Annie Mae Freer
Alfred C. Cornelius
Perry+ town
Betty M. Proffer
Perrytown
Larry Paul Teague
Beta Viola Kostynick
Jeffery Earl Jones
Patmos
Judy Beth Samuels
Dan Franklin Light
Carolyn Ann Carlton
Emmet
Clyde J. Arnold
Eunice Moore
Blevins
James Russel Pride
Susan Diane Rogers
James Gauff
Earl Rhodes
Mineral Springs
Charles H. Beck
Elsie M. Highfill
Terrell Willard Adams
Mary Kay Ray
William D. Billings
Elvideen Billings
Hope, Ark
Enoch Schobey, Jr
Hughes Springs
Texas
Judith Kay Turner
Baseball to Retain 162 Game Season
The Major League Baseball season will stay at 162 games under a new three year contract with the players association. Players receive immediate $800,000 and about $4 million more over the term, with higher minimum salaries and better spring training allowances. The deal follows a rejected earlier plan and outlines playoff and termination pay changes, with ratification anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press New York
Major League Baseball Players Association
Marvin Miller
Association
Miller
Soccer Star Held for Burglary
England captain Bobby Moore remained in Colombian police detention on charges of allegedly stealing a $1,300 bracelet from a jewelry shop. Judge Pedro Dorado said it would take at least five days to decide on an arrest order or release, with no bail considered. Moore reportedly stayed overnight at a local soccer official’s home as police held him just before the English team boarded a plane for Mexico after two weeks of practice in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
England
Bobby Moore
Pedro S. Dorado
Moore
Mexico
Quito
Ecuador
Lead 48 in Bowling All-Star semifinals at Northbrook
NORTHBROOK Ill AP Bobby Cooper of Houston and Pat McNeill of Durham led 48 men and 48 women into the semifinals of the $65,000 29th All Star Bowling Tournament. Cooper finished the 18 game qualifying with 4,97 pins for an 81 pin edge on second place Byly Hardwick. Ralph Engan was third with 3,905. The field will play 12 more games for top 12 to reach match game finals. First prize is $8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northbrook
Ill
Bobby Cooper
Houston
Pat McNeill
Durham
N.C
Cooper
Indy 500 rookie trials slow but steady starts
Donnie Allison, a stock car rookie, earns a starting spot after spinning early during rookie tests at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Veteran guidance notes the need for track experience, precise timing, and staying in the groove as winds and car handling challenge newcomers in the Indy 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Ruby
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Donnie Allison
Down South
Donnie
Indy driver warns rookies at slick track caution
In a gritty interview from Page Five, a veteran Indy racer explains the dangers of the track. He recalls close wall approaches and the need to drive low then arc out to the wall between chutes, stressing learning the right drivers to race with before the green flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ende
Jim
Indy
Firestone
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Wale
the Pidgeon
Sammy Davis, JR
Dorothy Malone
Lusty Men
Robert Mitchum
Susan Hayward
Stram and Sayers
Hope (Ark
University of Texas
James Street
Ted Kay
Steve Wooster
Jim Hertel
Chancery
Floots
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Man
Forrest Hutson
James Motor Company
Forrest
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