1971-04-24 — KEEL 710 AM ( Shreveport, Louisiana )
KEEL ORIGINAL POP FORTY SURVEY
FOR WEEK OF APRIL 24-30, 1971
TW | LW | | ARTIST | TITLE | WKS | NOTES |
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1 | | | Three Dog Night | Joy To The World | | Dunhill | 2 | | | Glen Campbell | Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) | | Capitol | 3 | | | Paul McCartney | Another Day | | Apple | 4 | | | Neil Diamond | I Am...I Said | | Uni | 5 | | | Bread | If | | Elektra | 6 | | | Raiders | Indian Reservation (The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian) | | Columbia | 7 | | | Ray Charles | Sweet Memories | | ABC | 8 | | | Nilsson | Me And My Arrow | | RCA | 9 | | | B.J. Thomas | No Love At All | | Sceptor | 10 | | | The 5th Dimension | Love's Lines, Angles And Rhymes | | Bell | 11 | | | Seatrain | 13 Questions | | Capitol | 12 | | | Richie Havens | Here Comes The Sun | | Stone Flower | 13 | | | Dawn | I Play And Sing | | Bell | 14 | | | Louie Roberts | Connie | | Decca | 15 | | | Smokey Robinson & The Miracles | I Don't Blame You At All | | Tamla | 16 | | | Lobo | Me And You And A Dog Named Boo | | Big Tree | 17 | | | Odds & Ends | Love Makes The World Go Round | | Today | 18 | | | R. Dean Taylor | Gotta See Jane | | Rare Earth | 19 | | | The Fortunes | Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again | | Capitol | 20 | | | The Jackson 5 | Never Can Say Goodbye | | Motown | 21 | | | The Hollies | Survival Of The Fittest | | Epic | 22 | | | Michael Nesmith & The First National Band | Nevada Fighter | | RCA | 23 | | | Redeye | Red Eye Blues | | Pentagram | 24 | | | Jeannie C. Riley | Oh, Singer | | Plantation | 25 | | | The Guess Who | Broken | | RCA | 26 | | | The Archies | This Is Love | | RCA | 27 | | | Ray Stevens | A Mama And A Papa | | Barnaby | 28 | | | Wilson Pickett | Don't Knock My Love | | Atlantic | 29 | | | Ringo Starr | It Don't Come Easy | | Apple | 30 | | | The Rolling Stones | Brown Sugar | | Atlantic | 31 | | | Gary Puckett | Life Has It's Little Ups And Downs | | Columbia | 32 | | | Dennis Yost & The Classics IV | It's Time For Love | | UA | 33 | | | The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band | House At Pooh Corner | | UA | 33 | | | The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band | Travelin' Mood | | UA | 34 | | | Johnny Rivers | Sea Cruise | | UA | 35 | | | Lesley Duncan | Love Song | | Columbia | 36 | | | Chicago | Lowdown | | Columbia | 37 | | | Kentucky Express | That's Not What Lovin' Is | | Cream | 38 | | | Joe Wilson | Sweetness | | Dynamo | 39 | | | The Youngbloods | Sunlight | | RCA | 40 | | | Jerry Reed | When You're Hot, You're Hot | | RCA | 48 | | | Blizzard | Baby Blue | | Metromedia | HB | | | White Plains | Every Little Move She Makes | | Deram | HB | | | Dave Edmunds | I'm Comin' Home | | MAM | HB | | | Diana Ross | Reach Out I'll Be There | | Motown | HB | | | James Brown | I Cried | | King | HB | | | Johnny Mathis | Evie | | Columbia | HB | | | Dreams | 15 Miles To Provo | | Columbia |
Ken Booth, Director of News for KEEL radio, has
been named winner of an American Political
Science Association award for excellence in public
affairs reporting. In recognition for the award,
both Booth and KEEL will receive plaques from
the Association. In addition, Booth will attend a
week-long, expense paid seminar on public affairs
reporting later in the year.
Booth won the national award for his 30-minute
documentary "Government Reform: A Study of
Volition" which traced an unsuccessful attempt
at revamping Shreveport municipal government
last year. He was the only radio reporter in the
country to win an award from the Political Science
Association and was the only winner in Louisiana.
Other winners announced in Washington were: The
New York Times, The Los Angeles Times and The
Washington Post
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