Local TV Schedule Highlights Friday and Saturday Lineup
Friday night features The Edge of Night at 2:36 and The Secret Storm at 3:00, with Gomer Pyle and Have Gun Will Travel in prime slots. Saturday brings Hogan's Heroes and My Friend Flicka, plus news, sports, and a late movie, with color programs flagged and station-by-station listings across KTBS KSLA WLBT KTVE channels.
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Gomer_ Pyle
Tennessee
Cronkite
Linus
Arlene Dahl
Tammy
Lloyd Thaxton
Poppa John
Forest Rangers
Gomer Pyle
Laramie
Huntley-Brinkley
General Hospital
Cronkite News
Byline Ch
Wlbt-T
Ben Casey
Ktve-Tv
Peyton Place
Casper Cartoons
Colonel Clay
Atom Ant
Venable
U.S.A
Heckle & Jeckle
Cinema Jackson
Miss
Channe
Underdog
Our Colleges
Johnny
Radio Schedule Across Shreveport Monroe and Surrounding Areas
A dense listing of local radio stations and their daily schedules across Shreveport, Monroe, and nearby towns. It enumerates station call letters, frequencies, sign on times, programming blocks, news, farm reports, music formats, and key programs through the day into midnight. Notable stations include KWKH Shreveport LA, KUZN 1310, KMLB 1440, KC Monroe LA, KLIC 1230, KTRY 730 Bastrop LA, KREB FM 106.1, KMAR 1570 Winnsboro LA, KLPL 1050 Lake Providence LA, KWCL 1280 Oak Grove LA, KNOE 540 Monroe LA, and KTDL 1470 Farmerville LA with varied shows and features.
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West Monroe
Farm and Market
KMLB
Lifeline
Morgan Beatty
KLIC
KC Monroe
Fulton Lewis Jr
KC Bastrop
Theatre In the Sky
Galaxy
Kreb—Fm 106
Redistricting Bills Due Up In Senate Next Week
Baton Rouge UPI reports the Senate Judiciary C Committee will begin hearings next Tuesday on nine redistricting bills. Chairman Jamar Adcock announced a 2 p.m. hearing in the Senate chamber. A federal court order pressures Louisiana to reapportion by population or risk at large statewide elections in 1968.
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Jules Mollere
Metairie
Mollere
Senate
CC. Aycock
Vail Delany
Monroe Chamber Opposes Fifth District Sales Tax Plan
After a two hour meeting the Monroe Chamber of Commerce sent Rep. Lawrence Gibbs an eight point policy statement opposing a Fifth District wide one cent sales tax. The letter argues home rule concerns, local control of school funding, uncertain fund allocation, state collection, and inequity in revenue distribution among parishes and cities. The chamber requests Gibbs oppose the bill and remove Monroe and Ouachita Parish from the 13 parish area. They stress support for teacher pay but reject this tax as written.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Gibbs
Baton Rouge
George Wood
Jamar Adcock
Gibbs
Monroe
Quachita Parish
Computers Help Select TV Shows
New York AP reports computers help pick popular TV programs, predicting hits six months ahead. Kenyon and Eckhardt reports 67 percent success, but warns 33 percent wrong, using Nielsen ratings and concept testing to guide ad buys and program development. CBS hopes to rerun Death of a Salesman and stage Glass Menagerie next year, while ABC covers the Indianapolis 500 with delay. Weekend viewing includes The London Palladium and The Ages of Man with Ken Kennedy and Ed Sullivan Show Beatles segment.
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New York
Kenyon and Eckhardt
Magic Machine
NBC
CBS
Stephens Dietz
Milton Berle
Garry Moore
Dietz
Glass Menagerie
Laurette Taylor
ABC
London Palladium
England
Kate Smith
John Gielgud
Age of Kennedy
White House
Ed Sullivan
Beatles
Moore Seeks U S 98 Path From Natchez to Monroe
James W. Moore of Monroe urged Winnsboro Chamber members to back naming Louisiana Highway 15 from Natchez to Monroe as a U S 98 link. He outlined extending 98 north to intersect I 20 and U S 165, tying Natchez area to Elk Do rado and Hot Springs via Arkansas, aiming to boost regional business and preserve the tourist route concept. Rep. Lantz Womack endorsed the move, with parishes asked to pass resolutions before formal petition to the Federal Bureau of Roads.
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Natchez
Miss
Monroe
James W. Moore
Highway Board
Winnsboro Chamber of Commerce
Florida
Panama City
Pensacola
Mobile
Ala
Moore
Farmerville
Concordia
Catahoula
Franklin
Richland
Ouachita
U. S. Federal Bureau of Roads
Lantz Womack
Franklin Parish
M.P.O five way relief for hemorrhoids advances
A new M P O formula claims five ways to relieve hemorrhoids faster and longer. In clinical tests doctors reported results good to excellent for about five of six patients. The treatment includes benzocaine ephedrine sulfate hexachlorophene and a temperature-stable base. Mentholatum Laboratories developed it and it is sold as ointment or suppositories at drug counters.
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M.P.O
Sales Tax Plan Discussed Here
Ouachita Parish officials met to discuss a proposed one cent sales tax intended to fund a Fifth District plan for school employees raises. No concrete action emerged as Monroe trade area would bear 51 to 65 percent of the levy, with less back to local boards. Attendees included Mayor W L Howard and other parish leaders, school superintendents, and jurors.
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Ouachita Parish
W. L. Howard
Lantz Womack
Franklin Parish
Monroe Trade Area
Howard
West Monroe
J. Allan Norris
T. W. Humphries
Parish
Milton C. Hall
van Dodom
Seven Area Parishes Amended From Deer Proposal
In Baton Rouge the Senate Wildlife and Fisheries Commission approved amendments to the deer bill exempting seven area parishes from open season rules. The 10 amended parishes include West Carroll East Carroll Morehouse Madison St Helena Tangipahoa Livingston Catahoula Franklin and Richland. The panel also backed a separate bill to raise penalties for night deer hunting with fines rising for first second and third offenses.
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News-Star Legislative Bureau
Baton Rouge
Senate Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
West Carroll
East Carroll
Morehouse
Madison
St. Helena
Tangipahoa
Livingston
Catahoula
Franklin
Richland
Sen. Myrick
Oak Grove
Summer Business Could Top 1965's Summer
Auto production slows in anticipation of model changeovers and weaker May sales. Steel expects a summer lull tied to plant shutdowns but overall demand may stay brisk in other sectors. April inventories rise as durable goods orders slip, hinting at a potential rolling slowdown if autos falter.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
U.S
Commerce Department
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