Television Logs From October 5 1970 Listings
A compact rundown of TV slots and programs for Monday October 5 1970. Highlights include films, news programs, talk shows, and sports events across multiple channels, with notable entries such as Gunsmoke, Red Skelton, The Tonight Show, and LSU versus Texas A&M football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey’s News
Red Skelton
Young Lawyers
Gunsmoke
TV High School
Rowan and Martin
Race Between People and Money Shapes Arkansas Campaign
Dale Bumpers, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, framed the race as a battle between the people and the money. He opened his campaign in Little Rock against Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller and Walter Carruth, while Rockefeller drew a larger crowd and accused Bumpers of courting the so-called old guard. Bumpers proposed a five year writeoff for pollution control equipment and urged issue discussion over name-calling, noting Rockefeller’s campaign tactics and absences from office as campaign issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Charleston
Rockefeller
Bumpers
Carruth
Arkansas Am&n College
Texarkana TV Schedule Morning to Night List
A dense daily grid lists TV and radio programming from 6:20 AM to 7:00 PM including Sunrise Semester CBS News Bozo the Clown Captain Kangaroo You hear One Life To Live and World Apart plus soap operas game shows and cartoons. It shows program times and titles across local stations with multiple news blocks and children's shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana College
RFD
R.F.D
All My Children
Little Rock Today
Honeymooners
Eye On Arkansas
Lucille Rivers
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Larceny, Inc
Flipper
Bozo
NBC News
CBS News
Rock singer Janis Joplin found dead in Hollywood hotel
AP report details the death of Janis Joplin 27, found in a Hollywood hotel apartment with fresh needle marks and tequila on the scene. Police said no foul play suspected though autopsy ordered. Joplin had arrived in town Aug 24 with Columbia Records for a concert run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Janis Joplin
Texas
Miss Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
London
San Francisco
Larkspur
Columbia Records
Williams attacks courts over disrupt ed education in South
In Jackson Mississippi Gov John Bell Williams led a Freedom of Choice in The United States rally denouncing federal courts and the Nixon administration for ending public schooling in the South He tied the Southern strategy to destroying public schools and criticized Spiro Agnew for unkept promises The event featured state and local leaders including Lt Gov Charles Sullivan and U S Reps Abernathy Griffin and Montgomery with FO CUS figure Don Nicholas and others present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
John Bell Williams
Nixon Administration
South
Williams
Freedom of Choice
United States
FOCUS
Spiro Agnew
Charles C. Sullivan
A. F. Summer
U.S
Thomas Abernathy
Charles Griffin
G. W. Montgomery
Russell Davis
Heber Ladner
House
John R. Dunkin
Natchez
Don Nicholas
Mitchell Young
Texarkana
Tex
Unified
Concerned Citizens of America
Prisoners in New York Free Hostages
Prisoners at the last city prison released three hostages after an ultimatum from Mayor John V. Lindsay. Hostages from the Long Island City jail were freed following broadcasts, as other jail uprisings unfolded across Brooklyn and Kew Gardens. The five city detention facilities housed about 5,900 inmates with hundreds injured. talks scheduled to speed up trials and address grievances followed.
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NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Long Island
Lindsay
Tombs
Manhattan
John Y. Lindsay
Brooklyn
Kew Gardens
Rikers Island
State Supreme Court System
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Africa
Don Knotts
Julia
Hee Haw
Dawn Patrol
Johnny Carson
Clash OF Steel
Texas A&m
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Hope (Ark.) Star
John Cooke
Cooke
Monterey
Calif
Odetta
Bob Riley
Los Angeles
House of Representatives
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
E. Third ST
OTL Auto Sa
Chrysler
New Yorker
Dart Latnger
Pugr
Hardtvof
Rvat Agian
Elea
Wsel
Fury
Challenger
Blalala
Tate Motor Company
Third — Hope Ark
Shrysler Motors Corporation