Television Logs For Tuesday Schedule Snapshot
Tuesday lineup lists episodes and times including To Be Announced programs Romper Room Dinah Shore Movie Lucille Ball 9 30 Concentration 446 Hillbillies Fashions In Sewing Film Sale Of The Century Family Affair 10 30 That Girl 3 Hollywood Squares That Girl 7 Love Of Life Bewitched Jeopardy Where The Heart Is CBS News News Weather Who What Or Where World Apart 7
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Search For Tomorrow
NBC News
Africa
All My Children
Little Rock
Lucille Rivers
Rome
Marcus Welby
Mike Douglas
Somerset
Mr. Lucky
Johnny Carson
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Texas A&m
Dick Cavett
Flipper Bozo
Merv Griffin
Juddi Daktari
Daniel Boone
Texarkana College
Perry Mason
ABC News
CBS News
Arkansas A.M
Bozo
Shiloh
Music Hall
Medical Center
Arkansas
Oh! Calcutta Promoters Await Obscenity Review
The Justice Department weighs whether promoters of the closed circuit telecast Oh! Calcutta may face federal obscenity charges after cancellations in six of 86 planned cities. Colormedia argues the show is legal while some promoters cite pressure from a presidential commission member. Ticket prices ranged from six to fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Brown
Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Peoria
Robert Hunt
Colormedia Corp
Atlanta
Oklahoma City
Syracuse
N.Y
Louisville
Lexington
Rodney Ericson
Colormedia
New York
Mary Campbell
Rozzell Sees No Conflict of Interest
Rozzell, executive secretary of the Arkansas Education Association, says there is no conflict of interest in his Horace Mann Insurance Co board membership as the firm seeks a 21 percent rate increase and provides benefits to AEA members. He notes most directors are state teacher association leaders and denies pressure to halt AEA efforts while calling the move an embarrassment. The Horace Mann board has 21 members with $200 yearly pay plus expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Forrest Rozzell
Arkansas Education Association
Horace Mann Insurance Co
AEA
Rozzel
Horace Mann
Dream of Nasser Not Fulfilled
Cairo AP memorializes Gamal Abdel Nasser as the central Arab figure whose pan Arab unity dream failed to materialize. It notes his rise, repeated conflicts, nationalization of the Suez Canal, wars with Israel, shifts toward the Soviet bloc, and leadership until his death at 52 amid mixed legacies and stalled reconciliation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Jordan
Hussein
Yasir Arafat
Nasser
Aswan
Suez Canal
Farouk
Mohammed Naguib
Naguib
Gaza Strip
Soviet Union
Sinai Desert
Port Said
United States
Aswan Dam
Suez
Moscow
Middle East
Khartoum
Rabat
Rocco
Abdel Hakim Amer
Amer
Upper Egypt
Military College
el Alamein
Palestine
Cosen
Electora Reform Fight Continues In Senate Test
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield framed Tuesday's ballot as a decisive test on Bayh's proposed 40 percent popular vote plan to end the electoral college. Supporters say it ensures the winner has the most votes. opponents warn of splinter parties and prolonged disputes. Senate action follows a failed cloture attempt with 10 absentees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Mike Mansfield
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Senate
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Mena
Tamra Parker
Union County
Tarra Parker
Billy Parker
Smackover
Rozzell
NEW Haven, Conn
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Charlie Krueger
dSers
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Cordell Hull
Franklin Roosevelt
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Sears
Mmamaser
Roto
Spader
T.V
B.T.U
Hope Village Shopping Center
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