Summer Nebraskan
Tuesday, June 16, 1964
KUON-TV To Present 'Of People and Politics' Tomorrow
. Summer Nebraskan
Business Manarer Hollr Spent 1 SUMMER NIBRA8KAN Is published each
Information for publication may be I Tuesday during the Summer Sessions.
KUON-TV, the University's
educational station, will pre
sent at 8:30 tomorrow night
the first in a series of mean
ingful looks at the American
political system and the ex
citement it generates during a
presidential election year.
TODAY
5:30 Fashion Sewing
(:00 Prevlewi of Freshman English
6:30 We Care (Problem and practice
of home nursing- care) 'Technique!
to make the Pitlent'i Temperature"
7:00 Culture and Continents "Music of
Africa"
7:30 Pot rait of Japan "Artistic Crafts
men" 8:00 About Boats and Boatint "Rules
of the Road"
8:30 Portrait: Polar Expedition "Trek
to the Interior"
9:00 Room Down Under Special report
on modern Australia
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17
5:30 Portrait of Japan "Artistic Crafts
men" 6:00 Previews of Freshmen English
6:30 The Green Thumb "More of Less
Flowers"
7:00 At Issue An ln-depth report on a
timely subject
7:30 This World of Credit "our Credit:
What and Why"
8:00 Circus "Bulls, Bears, and Chim
panzees" 8:30 Of People and Politics (A look at
the American political system during
a presidential election year) Ne
braska State Auditor Ray Johnson Is
interviewed
9:00 University Artist Series: The Facul
ty Ensemble Special
THURSDAY, JUNE 18
5:30 African Writers of Today
6:00 previews of Freshman English
6:30 At Issue A public affairs presen
tation 7:00 About Boats and Boating "Rules of
the Road"
7:30 Science Reporter "Report on the
Fair"
8:00 A Time for the Art "The Modern
Revolt"
9:00 Pathways 'The Pathway of Beau
ty Mathematics and Science"
9:30 Frontier University "The Men"
FRIDAY, JUNE 19
5:30 The Green Thumb "More or Less
Flowers" ,
6:00 Previews of Freshman English
6:30 University News
6:45 Social Security in Action
7:00 Music from Ohio State
7:30 Science Reporter "Report on the
Fair"
8:00 Circus "Bulls, Bears, and Chim
panzees" 9:30 Of People and Politic
9:00 N.E.T. Drama Festival "Hamlet"
MONDAY, JUNE
5:30 Portrait: Polar Expedition 'Trek
to the Interior"
6:00 Previews of Freshman English
6:30 Fashion Sewing
7:00 Under the Banner of Prophets
Special Problems besetting Pakistan
8:00 Backyard Farmer
9:00 N.E.T. Drama Festival "Hamlet"
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