Television schedules and station listings note errors
Radio television schedules contain incomplete and inaccurate lines. The listing mentions multiple stations and a program guide with stray phrases and misprints throughout.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1973
Page
7
Radio television schedules contain incomplete and inaccurate lines. The listing mentions multiple stations and a program guide with stray phrases and misprints throughout.
Radio KWKH Shreveport with 1130 KHz and FM 94.5 repeats half hour news and weather. Farm news at 11 55 a m. Sports at 4 30 and 6 3 p m. Gospel hours 7 8 a m and 12 1 p m. M Ladies Houseparty 8 12 noon. Variety rock and sound 1 p m. Va riety music 5 7 p m. Top 40 7 30 p m to 1 15 a m. KTDL 1470 KHz Farmerville sunrise to sunset. News on the hour county agent 6 15 and 12 15.
TV Key staff previews tonight's lineup from New York and Hollywood. Gunsmoke with Brock Peters features Festus and Newly chased by cattle drovers. Dodgers Expos games from Jarry Park highlight NBC prime time. World War II epic War and Peace (1968) airs in four parts with Sergei Bondarchuk. Late titles include Beau Geste and The Old Man and The Sea with varied channel listings.
A local cinema lists Dialing For Dollars at the theater tonight with showtimes and venue in Utah.
In Kilmarnock Virginia eleven people were arrested with more expected as authorities battle a rioting spree sparked by the shotgun slaying of Clarence Milton a 30 year old black farm worker. White suspect Leslie Dawson 24 of Weems is charged with murder.
Indian and Pakistani negotiators extended discussions on 9000 Pakistani POWs in India for another day. Aziz Ahmed signaled possible extra time in New Delhi, with misgivings cleared up and a potential settlement if Bangladesh approves.
The article notes that home vegetable gardens were called Liberty Gardens during World War I and Victory Gardens in World War II, reflecting home front mobilization and food conservation efforts.
TV Key Mailbag answers reader questions about actors and TV history. It clarifies David Carradine’s ex convict status, confirms Lee J Cobb did not star in the 1950s film version of Death of a Salesman, notes Michael York’s limited TV work, and identifies Marvin Miller as the Millionaire’s attorney in syndication.
Eggs should be kept in a covered container in the refrigerator to prevent odor transfer from other foods.
Fragmentary note mentions reading time before a can and a toothache. The readable text provides limited context and no clear event, person, or organization to identify.
The weekend brought two highway fatalities: Willie J. Kent of Baton Rouge died when his car hit an embankment near the city and Paul A. LeFleur of Grand Prairie perished when his vehicle left U S 167 between Opelousas and Ville Platte and fell into a ravine. An 18 month old Gretna child drowned in a backyard pool near Harvey, according to authorities.
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