Arklatex Radio Schedule Fragments and Farm Reports
A fragmented radio schedule lists KWKH Shreveport and surrounding stations with sign on/off times, Farm Market Reports, news anchors like Alex Dreier and Paul Harvey, sports updates, and various music blocks across AM and FM stations including KC Monroe and Bastrop Louisiana. The document preserves station IDs, time slots, and program names in a dense, period-voice listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KWKH
Shreve
Arklatex Farm
Arklatex
Nws
Open House
the Bible
Dillard Rfc
Farm
KUZN
E.m
KMAR
Wrt
Ews
Alex Dreier
Paul Harvey
Tom Harmon
Flair
Bob Considine
Life
G'mouth
Stan‘s Reds
Harvey
Red River
Life Line
KLIC
KC Monroe
Ami Farm
Fulton Lewis Jr
Monroe
Toen
NBC
Morgan Beatty
KWCL
KVOB
William D Griffin Funeral Stated in Jena
William David Griffin of Jena died unexpectedly in a Morgan City hospital after a heart attack. He lived in Jena three years, was a welder, and will be buried at Zion Baptist Church Cemetery after services at Zion Baptist Church Jordan Hill Road with Rev Willard Bell officiating. Survivors include wife Ruby and children Allen Johnny Danny Lenei Debbie, siblings Felton Lyndal Vera Virginia and Velma Windham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
William David Griffin
Morgan City
Griffin
Rochelle
Zion Baptist Church
Jordan Hill Road
Willard Bell
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Ruby Griffin
Allen Griffin
Johnny Griffin
Danny Griffin
Lenei Griffin
Debbie Griffin
Felton Griffin
Copperscove
Texas
Lyndal Griffin
Alexandria
Vera Hundaker
Virginia Griffin
Pineville
Velma Windham
Trout
Airlines reach tentative contract with IMA aid
United Airlines and the International Machinists Association reach a tentative contract covering about 12 000 employees. The agreement includes mechanics ramp agents and dining service workers and ends the threat of a strike against the carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United Airlines
International Machinists Association
IMA
Kennedy opens door to France on aid
Paris reports that President Kennedy signaled U S nuclear assistance to France if conditions, including adherence to the partial nuclear test ban, are met. French officials said De Gaulle discussed Kennedy’s July 25 letter but would not reveal its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Mercedes Douglas Remarries After Jurist’s Divorce
In Beverly Hills Mercedes Douglas plans to marry Robert B. Fichholz at 6 p.m. today, following her recent divorce from U S Supreme Court Justice William C Douglas who wed a 23 year old government employee. The justice, famed outdoorsman and travel author, married his third wife Monday after divorcing his second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes Douglas
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Washington
Robert B. Fichholz
Beverly Hills
Calif
Tallulah
U.S. Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Mercedes
Robb
Goldendale
Wash
Mildred Riddle
la Grande
Ore
Moved By Huge British Salute Today
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower returns to Southwick House and Portsmouth to recall the Normandy invasion. He thanks local residents for cooperation and secrecy that kept D Day plans intact. CBS films the visit as crowds cheer and shake his hand.
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Portsmouth
England
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Normandy
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Eisenhower
Southwick
CBS
Delhi Student Wins Northeast State College Scholarship
Lawrence Edward Higgins, ranked fifth in Delhi High School’s 1963 graduating class, received a Northeast State College academic scholarship. Higgins plans to major in mathematics or pre medicine, and he played football in high school while serving on student council and Beta Club.
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DELHI
Lawrence Edward Higgins
Delhi High School
Higgins
Northeast
Harriman Expects Senate Approval of Test Ban Treaty
Undersecretary of State W Averell Harriman said on a radio panel he is confident the Senate will ratify the nuclear test ban by the required two thirds. He noted Khrushchev’s interest in possible East West agreements but argued a pact is unlikely. He urged a normal East West relationship and warned against Soviet domination of Germany. He said France’s stance is not a major risk but Red China’s rising nuclear threat remains a concern and could drive the danger of nuclear war.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Senate
Moscow
Harriman
Khrushchev
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Germany
Communist Party
France
Red China
Befriended Girl Ignores Order Gets Five Days
In Tucson Arizona AP report Justice Joe Jacobson had fined Juanita Fay Adams eight dollars and thirty five cents for hitchhiking and given a bus ticket to Yuma. A patrolman later encountered a woman passenger who identified herself as the same girl and she declared she did not care what the judge had said. Jacobson sentenced her to five days in jail for vagrancy.
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Tucson
Ariz
Joe Jacobson
Juanita Fay Adams
Texarkana
Tex
Yuma
Ari
M. L. Richardson
Jacobson
Robbery at Bank of Chaffee Nets About $3000
A man talking to bank cashier Melvin Kirklin about a loan Monday at the Bank of Chaffee drew a pistol at 3 p.m. and ordered a teller to take about $3000 from the tellers. He forced employees into the vault and alerted the Missouri Highway Patrol from the vault phone.
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Chaffee, Mo
Bank of Chaffee
Melvin Kirklin
Missouri Highway Patrol
Arrests Spread Across Three States in Civil Rights Actions
In Pine Bluff Arkansas Gadsden Alabama and New York City arrests grew as Negro and white leaders met in Washington for a civil rights strategy conference. Twenty one Negroes and a white woman were jailed on 500 bond after refusing to leave a hamburger stand. In Gadsden fourteen Negro teens seeking service at a white lunch counter were arrested bringing total arrests there to over eight hundred since June 10. Brooklyn pickets chained themselves at a construction site to protest job discrimination and twenty people were arrested citywide. A NAACP led strategy conference opened in Washington alongside a Birmingham Alabama integrated benefit show halted by a stage collapse. Reverend Martin Luther King Jr addressed the crowd calling the event a prelude to the Washington march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Gadsden
Ala
New York City
Washington
Jin Dina Rinff
Brooklyn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Birmingham
Miles College
American Guild of Variety Artists
Martin Luther King Jr
U S Army Chief Voicing Confidence in Korea Forces
General James F. Collins, commander in chief of U S Army Pacific, said there are no plans to reinforce troops at the Korean demilitarized zone and expressed full confidence in U S forces there after tours in South Vietnam, South Korea, and Japan. He indicated no evidence that China initiated the latest fighting and noted optimistic progress in Vietnam.
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Naha
Okinawa
U.S
Pacific
Korean Demilitarized Zone
James F. Collins
U.S. Army
Pacific Command
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Japan
Collins
Moscow
Forgotten Pants Delays Outdoor Red Rocks Show
Denver UPI reports a Monday night outdoor concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater was briefly delayed by rain for two minutes and then by human error for five more. Vasilios Priakos, the Senet, forgot his trousers and wore cuffless street slacks over his tuxedo top half.
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Denver
UPI
Red Rocks Amphitheater
Vasilios Priakos
Juveniles Held in Forgery Case in Monroe
Four juveniles were placed in juvenile custody in Monroe on two forgery counts. Three youths, ages 18, forged a $10 check presented at Plum Street Safeway. A 15-year-old was tied to a forged $25 check at the same store. All were released to juvenile authorities awaiting juvenile court action.
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Monroe
James C Kelly, Jr
Plum Street Safeway
Q A booklet offer on stock market terms
A publisher offers a booklet titled Q and A that explains stock market terms and concepts such as investing, stocks, bid and ask quotations, dividends, margins, bonds, and other topics. The offer promises clear explanations one or two per page with no charge or obligation and directs readers to send their request to Department GN-139.
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Knoe-Tv
Secret Storm
Mr D
Real McCoys
Millionaire
Keefe Brasselie
Pete & Gladys
General Hospital
Love of Life
Discovery
Guiding Light
San Francisco
Donna Reed
Lloyd Bridges
Ktve-Tv
Dick Powell
Laramie
Doctors
Klse-Tv
Air Force Story
Ktbs-Tv
Shreveport
Lake
Seven Keys
Ernie Ford
Jones Junction
Trading Post
Ark-La-Tex
Jane Wyman
KSLA
Milionaire
Tomor
Amos ‘N Andy
Pastor
News
Margie
Marshal Dillon
Keefe Brasserie
Edge of Night
KTAL
Empire
Huntley Brinkley
Kalb-Tv
Emma Odum
Tduntley- Brinkley
Seaport
Merv Griffin
Loretta Young
Dr Malone
JTV
Jackson
Miss
Morgan
You
Bear
Electorama
Ory Consey
NLBT
Woo Wlbt-Ty
Amos
Andy
RADIO
KRIH
KNOE
William D. Griffin
Alen
AOY
JFK
Paris
Kenne
Beverly Hills, Calif
Joan Carol Martin
Buffalo
Montana
Fichholz
Treasury Department
Southwick House
British Navy
Air Direction School
Gentry
Purple Hull Peas
By Jimmy Hatlo
Okam
Anyhoo
THE
Associated Press
Korea
Stock Exchange
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Fenner & Smith Inc
Mirers bin Fore Stock Exchange
Palmeiras
Litwangte
Hotel Frances
Fairfax
Tva
Tta
Ion
Ams
Amt
Vexas
Great Southwest Region
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