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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1967
Page
4
Offbeat Hope Arkansas Star lists a full offset weekly radio and television schedule. It covers devotions, gospel programming, local church programs, sports previews, and a long slate of national shows including The Simpsons style cartoons, news blocks, and classic features with actors such as James Cagney and Shirley Jones referenced in listings.
A dense listing of daytime and nighttime programs, including Texarkana and Shreveport slots, with NBC CBS and ABC lineups. Entries reference shows, hosts, actors, and movie titles across multiple days, times, and networks, illustrating a busy broadcast slate.
Television schedule fragment for Texarkana area listing programs across channels. Includes news segments, classics like The Virginian, Captain Kangaroo, Beverly Hillbillies and prime time features such as Wives and Lovers and Golden Earrings with actors noted.
Texarkana area TV listings cover daily programs from Thursday to weekend formats, detailing shows such as Hollywood Squares Jeopardy and The Tonight Show, with daytime soaps, game shows, Westerns, comedies, cartoons, movies, and news segments. Networks include CBS NBC and local weather forecasts.
A fragmented local note centers on Barbs Lidday and a puzzling reference to Cobbey PA. The readable names hint at a small regional event or notice with unclear connections, suggesting a local figure or place tied to an odd phrase about festivity and streets.
A fragmentary listing shows a Saturday broadcast schedule with church services and gospel programs from Walnut Street Church of Christ to New Hope Baptist and Providence Memorial Baptist, plus weather and news mentions. It mentions times like 6:47, 7:00, 7:05, and 7:45 with various congregations.
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