TV Schedule Chronology for Arkansas News Day
A dense TV guide listing hours from 6:00 to 12:30 with programs across channels. Notable items include Truth Or Consequences, To Tell The Truth, The Wild Bunch, The Last Angry Man, Password, Jeopardy, General Hospital, Match Game ’73, and a sequence of news and late-night shows. Several film titles and classic series appear, with syndicated and local programming interleaved in a typical mid-century schedule.
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Arkansas
Hong Kong
Little Rock Today
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Another World
Peyton Place
Sanford and Son
Calucci’s Dept
Brian Keith
Dean Martin
Johnny Carson
Training program for displaced farm workers set up
A nine county plan in Arkansas launches on the job training for workers leaving farm employment. Meyers Bakery in Hope begins a new program with openings now, inviting men and women to apply. Ann Kirby of the Arkansas Council of Farm Workers coordinates outreach and will contact other firms like Howmet in Magnolia for more participants.
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Howard
Hempstead
Nevada
Pike, Sevier
Little River
Miller
Columbia
Lafayette
Meyers Bakery of Hope
Hope
Ann Kirby
Arkansas Council of Farm Workers, Inc
Howmet
Magnolia
Kirby
Little Rock
P.O
Asher Station
Ark
Governor reluctant to intervene in UA Little Rock case
Gov. Dale Bumpers said he is reluctant to involve the state in the investigation of Dr. Grant Cooper the University of Arkansas at Little Rock assistant history professor who joined the Progressive Labor Party last summer He cautioned that state action could cloud the UA Board of Trustees inquiry and noted the AAUP stance on teaching from a political philosophy while allowing championing such views.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Grant Cooper
University of Arkansas At
Bumpers
UA Board of Trustees
Cooper
Marxist Progressive Labor Party
American Association of University Professors
Fromm
Butz Acts to Meet Fertilizer Shortages
Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz urged cooperation among federal agencies and the fertilizer industry to ease rising shortages in the United States. He warned of about 1.7 million tons potential domestic shortfall if demand remains, and urged lifting price ceilings to allow farmers to bid for scarce supplies. Transport issues and AID considerations were noted, with a call for soil testing and efficient nutrient use.
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Ear L. Buts
United States
U.S
Butz
Cost of Living Council
USDA
Agency For International Development (Aid
Odd Couple stars living their roles offstage
Hollywood interview with Tony Randall and Jack Klugman discusses how living as Oscar and Felix affects them. Randall dreams of directing smaller operas at Piccolo Met while Klugman notes love for live audiences and California work pace. He prefers New York for culture and would cost extra per show to perform there.
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Hollywood
NEA
Jack Kingman
Ony Randall
Lony
Jack
Oscar
Felix
Tony
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Randall
New York City
Militant American rabbi Kahane stirs tensions in Israel
In Jerusalem Rabbi Meir Kahane of the Jewish Defense League argues for Jewish purity and warns of civil conflict as he pushes for Jews to leave or seek dominance in Israel. He faces government criticism, allegations of Hitler parallels, and a rising but fragile political stance amid missionary violence and Arab–Jewish friction.
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Jerusalem
NEA
Meir Kahane
Kahane
Casper Milquetoast
Adolf Hitler
Jewish Defense League
JDL
New York
United States
U. S
Israel
America
Hiter
Hitler
Jaffa Street
JDS
Schickelgruber
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Calley appeal to high court over My Lai murder case
Lt. William L. Calley Jr appeals to the U.S. Court of Military Appeals arguing there was no malice in his mind during the My Lai massacre. His lawyers contend he was trained to view Vietnamese as enemies and acted without malicious intent, aiming for manslaughter rather than murder.
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Washington
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Sterilization options for couples consider tubal tie or vasectomy
Dr Lawrence E Lamb discusses sterilization choices for a 26 year old woman and her 30 year old husband. He explains vasectomy and tubal ligation, their permanence, reversal limits, and compares them with the IUD as a reversible option. He notes emotional myths, risks, and suggests discussing with a doctor while offering readers a booklet.
Lions to observe White Cane Day across Arkansas
Lions Club members statewide will participate in White Cane Day on October 6 to raise funds for sight conservation and two state projects the Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind and the Eye and Kidney Bank. Nyle Oswalt says 7,000 Lions will wear miniature white cane pins to invite neighbor involvement and donations. The event will be coordinated by five district chairmen across Arkansas's 200 clubs, with some clubs starting October 5. In Newport, Arkansas, Leland Odell Smith, 55, drowned while fishing with his son after a fallen tree knocked him from the boat on the Black River.
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Lions Club
Arkansas
Nyle Oswalt
Arkansas Lions
Arkansas Enterprises For the Blind
The
Eye and Kidney Bank
Oswalt
Lions Clubs
Angelo Pappas
Hot Springs
C.A. Hughes
Fayetteville
Herman Benton
Cherokee Village
Robert L. Moore
North Little Rock
Helena
Newport, Ark
Leland Odell Smith
Newport
Black River
Here
Smith
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