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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1971

Page

21

Radio Station Schedules and Programs Across Monroe

Radio listings for Monroe Louisiana show multiple stations including KLIC 1230 KHx with rolling blues and farm news at 11 55 am and sports at 4 39 pm 4 3 pm. NBC network programs and world news wrap at 6 30 pm. Additional stations KREB FM KUZN KYEA and others offer varied music formats from gospel to country to top 40 and Broadway style programs.

Knoe-Tv CBS Report Knoe News Ktve-Tv Paul Bay City Shreveport Smith Voice Longstreet Owen Marshal Connecticut Dick Cavell General Hospital One Life To Live KSLA Freveport Merv Griffin Omer Pyle Dick van Dyke Pastor Bearcats CBS Morning News John Hart Guiding Light Nancy Channel 12 Newscape Somerset The Joe Santa Emma Odum Anne Flip Wison Ironside WIJTV Jackson Miss CBS News Sports Market Basket Gomer Pyle Lucy Cronkite News Paul Harvey Hee Haw Wlbt-Tv Dean Martin Mike Douglas Wea Doctors Jeannie Judy Flip Wilson KLIC Monroe Lady’s NBC Kreb-Fm KUZN Chuck Howard Ray Davidson Lee Stevens Jeff Hunter Kyea-Fm Solid State Ster KWKH Jsack Dillard Ark-Le-Tex Arthur Godfrey Abby Walter Cronkite CBS News ABC Crossett Ark Kagh-Fm Winnsboro KMAR KCTO Columbia Jonesboro KWCL Oak Grove KTRY Bastrop KVOB Ami KNOE Mildred Swift Doris and Dixie Howard Cosel ABC News Bob Jacobs Chuck Owens Bill Marvin Don Antho Jerry Vance Larry Edwards Rayville

Price Commission approves 12 requests for increases

The Price Commission announced 12 approved requests raising prices, bringing the total to 218. Notable rises include Lukens Steel 37 percent for steel plating heads, Sybron Taylor Consumer 3.2 percent, General Telephone 2.57 percent, U S Gypsum 2.38 percent, Westinghouse 2 percent, American Smelting 4.79 percent, Midland Coal 519 percent, and U S Smelting Refining U S Fuel coal 2.5 percent. General Motors and related lines see 2 percent, including Detroit Diesel Allison and Frigidaire products.

Washington The Price Commission Lukens Steel Co Sybron Corp Taylor Consumer Products Division Consumer and Scientific Instruments General Telephone and Electronics Sylvania Division U.S. Gypsum Westinghouse American Smelting and Refining Co Midland Coal Division U.S. Smelting Refining Co U.S. Fuel Co

Major Laos Push By Reds Feared

U S officials fear the North Vietnamese Laos offensive may extend beyond prior dry season campaigns. The drive captured the Plain of Jars in about 74 hours and forced Meo, Thai and Lao troops to retreat from Long Cheng, raising alarms about a wider in-country push this year.

Vientiane Laos Plain of Jars Long Cheng Central Intelligence Agency U.S United States Theenemy Indochina CIA Vang Pao

Dream Machine brightest spot on TV channels

Public broadcasting’s Dream Machine stood out Wednesday night as a rare experimental program amid networks’ reruns. The mix of satire and serious segments faltered though, with a calory counting spoof and a campus religious piece feeling flat, while a Nativity ballet provided the hour’s strongest moment. NBC aired a Vietnam hindsight report recalling the 1963 coup and Diem’s murder, offering context but largely reading like a history text.

Cynthia Lowry NEW York Public Broadcasting Marshall Efron NBC Vietnam Kennedy U.S Indochina Neo Dinh Diem United States

Castro to free 28 crewmen seized ships in Cuba promise

Fidel Castro said 28 crewmen from two seized ships would be released while vowing no concessions to the United States. He described the Johnny Express captain as a CIA agent to be detained for revolutionary justice, and defended Cuba’s hard line against what he called pirate ships.

Miami Fidel Castro Central Intelligence Agency Cuba United States Nixon Jose Villa Diaz Bahamas Castro Villa Babun Guanatanamo Caribbean

Nation’s leading cancer researcher Clarence Little dies at 83

Dr Clarence Cook Little, famed geneticist and founder of the Jackson Memorial Laboratory, died at Maine Coast Memorial Hospital in Ellsworth of a heart attack at age 83. He steered inbred mouse research and held university presidencies before his landmark cancer work.

Ellsworth Maine Clarence Cook Little America Jackson Memorial Laboratory Maine Coast Memorial Hospital Earl Green Little Bar Harbor Laboratory Harvard Brookline Mass Harrad University of Maine University of Mich

Disney World Draws Record Tourists Amid Florida Boom

Disney World in Orlando draws visitors beyond expectations as hotels fill since November. Daytona Beach Cocoa Beach Ocala and Tampa see spillover while Disney adds 2000 jobs by January. Stock of Walt Disney Productions rises on holiday demand despite early doubts about first year targets.

Orlando Fla Disney World Florida Daytona Beach Cocoa Beach Ocala Tam

Famed Emeralds Stolen From Helen Hayes Home

Police report a burglary in Nyack New York where actress Helen Hayes lost her famed emeralds once given by Charles MacArthur. A gold heart shaped pin with the number 18 was also missing. Hayes said the pin belonged to her late daughter Mary who died in 1949 after polio. The note ends with a separate sentence about Yellowstone geysers.

Nyack N.Y Helen Hayes Charles MacArthur MacArthur India Miss Hayes Mary MacArthur

Disney World hiring surge boosts Florida tourism draw

The October report shows Orlando area visitors rising to 10.8 percent of Florida auto arrivals, up from 3.7 percent. Dade County and Miami Beach fell to 7.7 percent from 10.0. Disney World employs 8,140 with 300–400 weekly hires and 10,300 needed by January end, placing it as the state's fourth largest employer behind Southern Bell, Florida Power and Light, and Eastern Air Lines.

State Department of Commerce Orlando Florida Dade County Miami Beach Disney World Southern Bell Telephone Co Florida Power & Light Co Eastern Air Lines

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