Television Schedule Summary for KSLA KLSE Monroe
Local telecast listings show a daily lineup from 3:00 PM through 7:00 PM, with cartoons, dramas, news, sports, and educational programs. Highlights include The Brighter Day, The Secret Storm, U. S. Marshal, Concentration, and The Price Is Right with Time slots varied across channels KSLA-TV and KLSE-TV Channel 13, Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody Woodpecker
Doug. Edwards
MacKenzie
Raiders
Phil Silvers
Doug. Fairbanks
Charlie Chan
David Niven
Weath
Jack Paar
Queg
Haggis Baggis
Jeffe Collie
Red Skelton
WJTV
Life of
Riley
Mike and
Popeye
Bob Cummings
NBC News
Maverick
Whirlybirds
Young Dr. Malone Kalb
Alexandria
Channel
Radio Schedule Entry Highlights Local Programs
A station rundown lists Gene Nixon Baseball Scoreboard segments and multiple News slots. Vinni Vincent County Agent, City Homemaker, Farm Market, Rural Roundup, and various Show blocks are scheduled throughout the day with different times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Swanson
Vinni Vincent
Jano
Nws
Radio Schedule Fragments Across Louisiana and Arkansas Stations
A dense roster of multiple stations lists program blocks include gospel time news and farm reports music hour sports and sign offs across KAGH KUZN KGAN KSPL KMAR KTRY and more detailing morning to evening slots and show names with no narrative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opcnet
Daily i
Lombardo
Chubby Stewart
Bill Norris
Chuck Morgan
Christ
Wayne Gentry
Kgan—Bastrop
Farm News
Larry Scott
Lanny James
Endora
KMAR
Winnsboro
Nws
Tom Saizon
Galen Drake
Farm
Red River Radp
Gene Goss
St. L
Phila
Godfrey
Helen Trent
KTRY
Bastrop
Louisiana
Agreement Sought On Strauss Confirmation Vote Timing
Senate leaders debated when to hold a showdown vote on Lewis L. Strauss to be commerce secretary. Democratic Lyndon B. Johnson weighed debate limits and a quick vote, while Republican Everett Dirksen doubted a timely agreement. A narrow approval margin was anticipated as the nomination, made Jan 17 by President Eisenhower, faced slow progress since June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lewis L. Strauss
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Strauss
Eisenhower
Commerce Committee
Sen
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Rail Tugboat Workers Walk Out Over Firing Dispute
About 3,000 workers on roughly 30 railroad tugboats left their jobs in New York amid a dispute over oilers being fired. The walkout disrupted freight on nine railroads and an independent tug operator, defying a federal court restraining order. TWU leader Michael J. Quill called it a lockout and said 350 oilers were dismissed without severance or benefits. The strike followed railroads’ plan to drop oilers as diesel tugs took over. Federal Judge Thomas F. Murphy ordered unions to justify an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Senator weighs stance on Strauss nomination and fuel prices
In a weekend interview the senator said he might vote against Strauss, expressing concern over coal and oil interests pressuring for confirmation. He warned that approving Strauss could raise fuel prices in New England.
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Strauss
New England
Cuba Reaffirms Lands Expropriation Payment Plan
Havana issued a five page note to Washington reaffirming payment for expropriated lands in 20 year bonds. Raul Roa as foreign minister cited Batista looting and US trade deficits as causes of Cuba’s cash shortage. He said differences are only in adjectives, not essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
U.S
Ministry of State
Washington
Raul Roa
U.S. State Department
Amercan
Fulgencio Batista
United States
Fidel Castro
Roa
Crew Reported Safe After Boat Burns In Gulf
A 29 crew fishing boat Ship Island caught fire in the Gulf of Mexico north of Breton Island off Louisiana. The crew abandoned ship and boarded the vessel Lois C. A. A Coast Guard plane reported the Ship Island still burning and noted it is a refrigerated pogey fish boat owned by the Fish Meal Co. of Pascagoula Mississippi.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Coast Guard
Ship Island
Breton Island
Lois C. A. Coast Guard
Biloxi
Miss
The
Fish Meal Co
Pascagoula
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Tiny
Hollyn Wood
Hollywood
Moonbeam
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America
Lil Abner
Dai
Dennie
Amgie
Oden
Gogo Grammer
She
Mary Worth
Sou
Beetle Bailey
Seaweed
Annie
Orphan Annie
Will-Yum
Susie Q. Smith
Mamie
Moon Mullins
Moon
Mandrake
iThe
Knoe-Tv
KTVE
el Dorado, Ark
Jim Justice
Annie Oakley
Steve Canyon
Jimmy Rodge
Ksla-Tv
Klse-Tv
Monroe
Red Shelton
Lacy
Gary Moore
Top Hat Theatre
Tomorcrow
Guiding
Pastor
Jimmy Dean
R. Hottelet
Capt. Kangaroo
Morning Playhouse
Sam Levenson
Shreveport
Garry Moore
Markham
Night Owl Theater
Guiding Light
Ag. Sum
Starlight Theatre
Ktbs-Tv
Showtime
TV Theater
Dr. Malone
Patti Page
Continental Clase
Arthur Murray
RADIO
Knoe
Gene Nixon
Hend’son
P’ty
Pabst
R. H. Harleigh
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Chicago-N.y
KMLB
ABC
Radio Theatre
Lt HO
J Daly
Paul Harvey
L. Welk
Life Line
Kagh—Crossett, Ark
Town & Ct
KSPL
Lake Providence
Weather News
Mrs. Carter
Gospel Gems
Farm & Home
Gosp
L. Massey West
Breakfast Club
Music Hall
Galaxy
Thomas F. Murphy
Gulf
North 4Th St
Ray Lyons
Joe Stockett
HA. Patterson
Leroy Knaps
Baton Rouge
Hanwep
Jear Canal
Twin City Hearing Center
N. 4Th St
Monroe, la
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