Television Logs Thursday recounts fines and bonds for multiple offenses
A Thursday TV log lists numerous cases with names such as Alvin Isaiah James Valentine Freddie McFall Joseph C Tye Willie A Battee Bruce Alan Hickman and Jerry L Caritob. Offenses include drunkenness driving while intoxicated no driver’s license speeding improper parking and following too close with cash bonds and fines cited. some cases suspend fines if paid within two weeks. The page also lists TV schedules and program lists for the day and night.
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Alvin Isaiah
James Valentine
Freddie McFall
Joseph C. Tye
Willie A. Battee
Bruce Alan Hickman
James D. Johnston
Jerry L. Caritob
Elrey W. Wright
Herbert R. Dodson
Texas Meat Packing, Inc
Rufus Young
Roger Z. Byers
Joseph Martin
Fred L. Hunnicutt
Gary M. Jurles
Clarence E. Riggs
Jewell T. Points
Robb R. Taylor
Jack Sanders
Larry W. Buzbee
Mack L. Melson
Atlas van Lines
I l
Western Gillette
Red Ball Motor Freight
Wheeling Pipeline Co
Fishermen protest disrupts Pacific ports across U S and Canada
Hundreds of American and Canadian fishermen tied up boats across Pacific Coast harbors to protest Russian and Asiatic fishing on the continental shelf. About 1,400 U.S. vessels idled in Washington and Oregon ports, with 400 in Victoria, B C. By Sunday most boats had resumed sailing, including those from Alaska.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast
U.S
Washington
Oregon
Victoria
B.C
Alaska
Con
Hope Ark Star Reports Move Toward 200 Mile Fisheries Zone
The Hope Arkansas Star notes Russian, South Korean, and Japanese vessels operate within the U S and Canada twelve mile limits. American and Canadian fishermen push for a two hundred mile zone. Canadian Fisheries Minister Jack Davis met a sixteen member delegation in Victoria about Ottawa talks starting September 21 with Soviet officials. Nations say fishermen target hake and deny territorial waters invasion while Americans and Canadians claim Russian and Japanese fleets harvest salmon raised in North American waters.
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Tead
United States
Canada
Jack Davis
TV Schedule: Afternoon Lineup Includes Hefner Devotional
A noon to early afternoon TV lineup features Hugh Hefner hosting Everybody Does It at 12 00 followed by the Evening Devotional at 12 05 and a 12 30 film showing Two Women with a late air of Dr Cyclops hosted by Dick Cavett.
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Ironside
David and
Bathsheba
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Arkansas Sportsman
Merv Griffin
Hell Canyon Outlaws
Bozo
CBS News
Arkansas A
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Hollywood
NBC News
All My Children
Little Rock Today News
Eye On
Arkansas
Linkletter
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
Bright Promise
Mike Douglas
Lee Pyle
USMC
ABC News
CBS New
Hugh Hefner
Dr. Cyclops
Pro-government slate leads in Vietnam senate vote
In early returns from South Vietnam's senatorial elections the pro government slate led by Huynh Van Cao, ahead of the An Quang Buddhist-backed ticket led by Vu Van Mau, with Nguyen Van Huyen third. About 4.3 million votes were cast amid ongoing Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks. The An Quang boycott in 1967 had aided Thieu's government and the current senate.
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Vietnam
Carl Robinson
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
Senate
Sen
Huynh van Cao
An Quang
Vu van Mau
Nguyen van Huyen
Nguyen van Thieu
Vu van Man
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hoa Hao
Cao Dai
Son Ngoc Thanh
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Moyie
Mister Cary
Veahigpering Smith
Hope (Ark.) Star
Cape Dyer
Baffin Island
Dye
Arctic Circle
North American Air Defense Command
Ore Eaver
Kroger
PEG
U.S. Choice Tenderay
SEEF
Boneless East
Boston
iWorld Scope
Volume
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