Television Logs for Tuesday November 4 1969
A compact log shows TV listings dated Tuesday November 4 1969 including program times and channel entries for the day. It notes a series of scheduled broadcasts and related scheduling details typical of local newspaper TV logs.
The Rocks of Harmony at Masonic Hall in Washington
The Rocks of Harmony will sing at the Masonic Hall in Washington Sunday November Std at 7 30 p m. The program is sponsored by the Pentecostal Church of Christ of Washington. Friends report RA Hicks resting comfortably after a heart attack Friday October 31 in Ouachita County Hospital Camden Arkansas. Gloria Jean McFadden Shirley Davis Callie Langston and Roland Hicks Jr arrived in Hope to be at the bedside of their father, R A Hicks Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Griffith
Mod Squad
Debbie Reynolds
Julia
Red Skelton
Marcus Welby
M.D
CBS News
Joey Bishop
Merv Griffin
Johnny Carson
Rocks of Harmony
Masonic Hall
Washington
Pentecostal Church of Christ of Washington
Hicks
Ouachita County Hospital
Camden
Arkansas
Gloria Jean McFadden
Shirley Davis
Callie Langston
Roland Hicks, Jr
Flint
Michigan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hope Sunday
R.A. Hicks
Palmer Open memory and Las Vegas rumors in golf
Associated Press report recalls Mike Reasor as Palmer’s caddy in the 1966 U S Open where Palmer blew a seven stroke lead and lost to Buffalo Bill in an 18 hole playoff. Note on Sahara Invitational fate, Las Vegas gambling concerns, Nicklaus pursuit of majors, and Frank Beard praising Littler and Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Green
Associated Press
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mike Reasor
Arnold Palmer
San Francisco
Palmer
Billy Casper
Buffalo Bill
Rea
Sor
Reasor
Patt
Las Vegas
del Webb
Jack Nicklaus
U.S
Ben Hogan
Nixon speech sparks defiance from North Vietnam
North Vietnam denounced President Nixon's Vietnam address as defiance of both the Vietnamese and American people. The Hanoi delegation demanded unconditional U.S. troop withdrawal and the South Vietnamese government’s ouster, while Saigon backed Nixon's policy as the right path to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Nevin
Associated Press
London
North Vietnam
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Power Struggle Still on at L A Bank
In Little Rock the Union National Bank board remains divided after two Monday sessions over ousting Harlen Lane as chairman and Donald P. Couch as president. J H Bowen was elected president and Douglas Graves executive vice president, while Lane and Couch contest the board’s authority. A November stockholders meeting faces uncertainty as backers of Lane and Couch push to hold it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Union National Bank
Harlen Lane
Donald P. Couch
Levitt Advertising Agency
Lane Couch
Lane
Couch
J. H. Bowen
Douglas Graves
Bowen
Back Couch
Israel warns Lebanon of retaliation after Cairo pact
Israel warned Lebanon to expect swift retaliation for Arab guerrilla attacks launched from Lebanese soil after the Cairo agreement between Lebanon’s government and Yasir Arafat. Israeli officials said border terrorism would not be tolerated. A rocket crossed into Upper Galilee. no casualties reported. Explosions and gunfire were heard near Sidon and Ein el Hilweh amid ongoing fighting tied to the inter-Arab conflict. The Cairo communique described strengthened Lebanon Palestinian cooperation to safeguard sovereignty and Arab unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcts Eliason
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Toodell
Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Israel
Cairo
Arafat
Get
Emile Bustani
Soirces
Upper Galilee
Sidon
Ein el Hilweh
Beirut
Saika
Syria
Rashaya
Bustani
Violence at GE Strike Sparks National Guard Alert
The Vermont National Guard was kept on alert after police cleared a cordon of pickets outside the Burlington General Electric plant to allow non-striking workers in. A court injunction limits pickets to 10 at the main gate and three at other entrances as a Friday hearing decides if the order becomes permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vermont National Guard
General Electric
Burlington
Deane C. Davis
Edwin Paterson
International Union of Electrical Workers
IWE
Franklin S. Billings
John Shambo
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Boston
Nixon
Tegpeners
Candidate races skim party lines across key states
Five between candidates frame a nationwide political moment as Cahill pursues a GOP win in a Democratic last holdout state. Virginia and New Jersey incumbents are ineligible. Republicans hold 30 state houses. In New York, Lindsay faces shifts as Marchi seizes the GOP nod and Procaccino pivots on war policy. Cleveland and Detroit contests spotlight Carl Stokes versus Ralph Perk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes
Detroit
Richard Austin
Roman Gribbs
Austin
Gribbs
New Jersey
Charles Joelson
Eurgene Boyle
Robert A. Roe
Pittsburgh
Peter Flaherty
John K. Tabor
Law and Order
Buffalo
Frank A. Sedita
Alfredo W. Slominski
Ambrose Lane
Aon Uccello
Hartford
Conn
Cahill
Virginia
New York
Dovish Lindssay
Mario A. Procaccino
Lindsay
Procaccino
John J. Marchi
Staten Island
Marchi
Nixon
National Republican Party
GOP
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Ralph J. Perk
Perk
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Dream House
Jody
Paul Harvey
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Secret Storm
Dark Shadows
Mike Douglas
Texarkana College
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Bozu Big Valley Uc
Arkansas A.M. Uw
Rly Hillbillies
Bail
Marshal Dillon
Debbie Nake
Beverly Hillbillies
Glen Campbell
Eddie
Billy
Frank Sinatra
Bronson
Ester Hicks
Hope
STAR
Offeet
Steve Spray
Iowa
Frank Beard
Gene Littler
Dave Hill
George Washington
Yeager Tiger
Wat
United States
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company
Palmer, Mich. Nlant
L.A. Bank
Lindsey
Zoe