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People, problems and pure
entertainment will pull
discriminating television
viewers to Nebraska Educa-
tional Television Network
programs this week.
A special television show on
the life and times of Chief
Justice Earl Warm of the
U.S. Supreme Court will be
aired in color Thursday, July
3, at 9 p.m. Distinguished
legal analysts, political allies
and critics will review the
influence of Earl Warren on
the Supreme Court and
American society.
Justice Warren's retirement
signifies "the end of an era in
American history," according
to Jim Karayn, National
ducational Television pro
ducer of the show. Highlights
of this era will dominate the
90-minute special program.
Tonight at 8 p.m., NET
FESTIVAL features "Carlos
Chavez," a portrait of the
Mexican composer and con
ductor. This hour-long pro
gram was filmed during a
rehearsal of the San Diego
Svmphony when Chavez was
visiting conductor; at his
Mexico City home; and at
Dartmouth College during a
rehearsal for the premiere of
one of his works.
The NET production,
SPECTRUM, visits a
California research institute
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In this scene from Peter Luke's comedy "A
Man on Her Back," Norman Rodway enjoys
a rare, uninterrupted moment with his fiance
played by Valerie Gearon. The play is seen
on NET PLAYHOUSE, Friday at 10:30 p.m.
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MISC. ITEMS
Wednesday July 2 at 7 p.m.
Psychological research into
the role love plays in the
average person's life is the
topic of "Learning to Love."
Staff members of the Western
Behavorial Sciences Institute
at LaJolla, Calif., are ex-
perimenting with a new
technique aimed at helping
ETV Schedule for July 1-7
MONDAY, JULY 7
6:00 PREPARE FOR INSPECTION
4:30 AMERICA (Color)
Th San Olego Zoo. considered ont of
th world's finest. Is the first Jtoo on
this armchair vacation to Southern
California.
7:00 WORLD PRESS (Color)
Roqer Boas moderates this weekly
round-up of commentary on major
world events as Interpreted by the
foreion press.
1:00 NET JOURNAL (Color)
"The World of Plrl Thomas" presents a
guided tour of New York's Spanish
Harlem by addict-turned author, Plrl
Thomas. (NET)
:00 BACKYARD FARMER
(8:00 MOT) , .
Oeorae Round and a Of nei or
agricultural Information specialists
answer viewer questions on lawn, gar
ren and house plant care. Call ques
tions to: 472-7211 In Llncolni Si-1404 In
Omaha. (UotN)
10:00 COMMUNICATIONS AND EDUCA-
DrCharles A. Sleomann discusses the
topic: "Privacy and the Right to
Know."
10:30 FOLK GUITAR
Review of techniques repeats from
Frl., July 4, o:30 p.m. (Next week at
ml, time "Folk Guitar Plus"
premieres I ......
,:0o character of American art
Mr. James nanrnos, oinnw ....
Corcoran Gallery of Art In WMhlngton,
D.C, summarlws trends of Uth and
19th century art. (U of N)
6:30 YOU APE THERE
"The Fight at O.K. Corral" re-enacts
the fierce struggle In 1881 for a lawful
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people form significant rela
tionships with others through
intensive group experience
and therapy.
Outstanding theatre, a
movie personality and a bat-
tie of the bands complete this
week's choice of viewing,
Anthony Quinn, two-time
Academy Award winning ac
order to replace rule by violence In
Tombstone, Arizona.
7:00 SPECTRUM
"Learning to Love" focuses on the e
tlvltles of the Western Behavioral
Sciences Institute at La Jolla,
California, where psychologists are
studying "Intensive group experi
ence." (NET)
7:30 BOOKBEAT (Color)
Robert Cromle discusset the two-part
biography "Robert Browning and His
World" with author Malsle Ward.
(CEN)
1:00 NEWS IN PERSPECTIVE (Color)
NEW YORK TIMES associate editor
Tom Wicker and TIMES Washington
bureau chief Max Frankel loin
moderator Clifton Daniel, managing
editor of the TIMES, for an evaluation
of recent ma lor newt events. (NET)
:00 WHERE IS PREJUOICE
Twelve college students from different
races and faiths discuss their attitudes
and teelinqs revealing tome ugly
truths. (NET)
10:00 COMMUNICATIONS AND EDUCA
TION Dr. Charlet A. Slepmann, professor
emeritus at New York Unlverslty't
School of Education, discusset
"Broadcasting: TV't Rights of Ac
cess." 10:30 SPEAKINO FREELY (Color)
Anthony Quinn, two-tlrne Academy
Award winning actor ("Viva Zapata,"
and "Lust for Life"), discusses with
host Edwin Newman some of the roles
he hat played.
THURSDAY JULY 3
:00TYPE RIGHT
Mrs. Madeline Schmidt's lesson In
cludes the Introduction of new keyt "3,
7, 1." (UotN)
6:30 PROFILE
"Perspective In Vl-'ence" Is the second
of a two-part p ram designed to
provide an under . artdlng of the pro
blem of violence In American Society.
Robert Lee is host.
7:00 THE FRENCH CHEF Julia Child
prepares "Saumon en Choute" by
transforming a simple can of salmon
Into an eleaant party dish. (NET)
':30 SMART SEWING (Color)
Mlml Benzell Interviews Larry Aldrlch,
president of Larry Aldrlch Associates,
Inc. In New York City. Marlon Dodd
demonstrate! the "walttlln seam."
(NET)
00 ACCENT (color)
"Good Morning Freedom I" followt
group of six young slnger-pertorm
on a holiday trip to the significant
landmarks of tht American Revolu
tion. :30 WASHINGTON WEEK IN RSVIflW
(Color)
Washington correspondents Peter
Llsagore, CHICAGO DAILY NEWS;
NeilMacNell, TIME MAGAZINE; and
Charles Corddry, THE baltimqhe
SUN analyze key Issues behind the
headlines. (ETS)
:00 SPECIAL REPORT (Color)
"The Warren Yeers" Is a fO-mlnute
examination of Earl Warren't Imprint
on the Supreme Court and hit Impact
on American Society. (NET)
10:30 BRIDGE WITH JEAN COX
Mrs. Cox's lesson repeats from Tuts.,
July 1. 6: 30 P m.
FRIDAY, JULY 4
6:00 DASH (Color)
FRIDAY, JULY 4
:0O DASH (Color)
This Is the story of "DASH" (Drone
Antl-Submarlne Helicopter) and Its use
In extending the reach of American
destroyers against on amy sub
marines. 4:30 FOLK GUITAR
Laura Weber revlewt techniques
presented In the series, In this con
cluding proarem. (Next week et this
time "Folk Guitar Plut" premieres.)
(ETS)
7:00 MEN AND IDEAS
William A. Mlndak, Ph. D., professor of
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tor, appears on "Speaking-
Freely," Wednesday at 10:30
p.m. Host Edwin Newman
and Quinn will discuss
Quinn's roles in movies such
as "Viva Zapata" and "Lust
for Life."
Eddie Bracken ana Tammy
Grimes star in a musical
lournallsm, discusset the mast media
and Its eltect on tht public with hostess
Beulah Hodge.
7:30 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
Bob Van Neste, Tom Bare, Terrv
Barton and Ralph Bradley report news
events from the tour campuses, (U of N
fc UNO)
1:00 THE PLAY OF THE WEEK
Tammy Grimes and Eddie BracRen
star In "Archv and Mehltable,'' a
musical adaptation based on Don Mar
quis' humorous, free verse stories. This
fantasy play abour a literary cocKroach
and a wanton alley cat It lull of charm
and mlscnlet.
10:00 YOUR UNICAMERAL ..,..
Georqe Round hosts Nebraska
lawmakers In a weekly olscusslon of
key Issues facing the current session of
the Unicameral.
10:30 NET PLAYHOUSE
"'A fan on Her Back" Is Peter Luke's
comedy about a love affair between an
earnest younq musician hl
hopelessly toft-hearted girl trlend.
(NcT)
SUNDAY, JULY
J:00 WHERE IS PREJUDICE?
.ii. tndnt from d fferent
races and taiths discuss their attitudes
and feelings, repeals irum n..i -v.,
2, 9 p.m.
4:00 R & D REVIEW
Dr. Albert Hlbbt presides In this
discussion and demonstration of
"Teleconferences: 190," the Integra
tlon of lonq-dlstance transmission of
graphics and simultaneous voice com
munications. 3:00 HOUSE AND HOME
Discussion of the nutritional aspects of
dairy products repeats from Tues.. Ju
ly I, 7:30 p.m.
5:30 THE BOOKSHELF
Drs. Clarence J. Forsbero and Darrel
E. Berg discuss "The Biological Time
Bomb" by Gordon Ratlrav Taylor.
(July oroarams art re-runt from
earlier In the season.) ( U of N )
6:00 FIRING LINE (Color)
William F. Buckley, Jr. Discusses
"Afro-American Studies" with Pro
vessor Eric Lincoln, Union Theoloolcal
Semlnlary of Now York Cltv, and Pro
fessor David Brundnov of Brandeis
University.
7:00 SOUNDS OP SUMMFR
"The Battle of the Bands" features
teenaqe bands and vocalls's competlnq
In the tenth annual contest trom the
Hollywood Bowl in California. Steve
Allen it host. (NET)
:00 THE ACTION PEOPLE (Color)
"The Ghetto School" Is a discussion
that focuses on the directions which
must be followed by black qhttto
schools In order to provide equal op
portunity for students.
TODAY
4.00 TYPE RIGHT
Mrs. Madeline W. Schmidt teaches this
non-credit course In beginning typing.
Tonight's lesson Includes differences in
elite and pica type. IU ol N)
a:30 BRIDGE WITH JEAN COX
Mrs. Cox presents the "rules of
eleven," and demonstrates example! of
the "hold-up" play. (ETS)
7:00 THE BOOKSHELF
Drs. Clarence J. Forsherg and Darrel
E. Berq discuss "The Biological lime
Bomb" by Gordon Ratlrav Taylor.
(July programs are re-runt from
earlier In the season.) (U of N)
7:30 HOUSE AND HOME
Helen Gill, home economist with the
Dairy Council of Central Slates,
discusset the nutritional aspects o)
dairy products with hostess Janet Huss.
(U of N)
S:00 NET FESTIVAL
This portrait of Carlot Chevet, Mex
Icen composer and conductor, was
filmed on location In Mexico and durlnq
appearance! In the United Slates.
(NET)
:00 BACKYARD FARMER RFD
A panel of agricultural Information
apeciallsts answer questions which
viewers have mailed In concerning
lawn, garden and house plant care. (U
ol N)
t:30 FACT OP THH MATTER (Color)
Harry Homewood, veteran news
analyst and Chicago Sun Times
editorial writer, analyiea the week't
top newt. ICfcN)
10:00 THE DAVID IUSKINO SHOW
(Color)
Da
David Sussklnd and eight young people
discuss "Ccmmuna! Llvlnq," and Mrs.
tldrkiqe Cleaver Twite of Black
panther Leader) discusses the goals ol
the Black Panther organization.
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TO KILL THE PEOPLE'S WILL TO FREEDOM?
. Spring, 1968. ..for tht first time In twenty years freedom blossomed In
Czechoslovakia. Then the tanks came-Russlan tanks sent to crush all
hope. How successful were they? Hen is a motion picture smuggled out
of Europt to "tell it like it is!"
Filmed by photographers who must remain anonymous...banned In tht
.countries where they were made.
From THt KINETIC ART Universal Educational and Visual Arts
Sheldon Art Gallery Auditorium
July 1, 1969
2:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30
Gontrol Admission $1.50; Studont $1.00; Children .50
adaptaion of the humorous
story, "Archy and
Mehitabel," Friday, July 4 at
8 p.m. This PLAY OF THE
WEEK Is the fantasy story of
Archy- a literacy cockroach,
and a cavorting cat named
Mehitabel.M ehitabel's
hopeless love affairs prove an
unending source of worry to
Archy who crawls Into a
newspaper office each even
ing to commit his thoughts on
this subject to paper. Quentin
Reynolds narrates the enter
taining story written by
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Filmed by French
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Later that same evening
another comedy, "A Man on
Her Back," will be seen at
10:30 p.m. on NET
PLAYHOUSE.
Author Peter Luke writes
about an earnest young musi
cian, his hopelessly sott-nean-ed
girl friend and the ad ven
tures of iiheir courtship. The
play is a NET presentation pro
duced for the British Broad
casting Corporation.
On Sunday, July 6, Steve
Allen hosts "Battle of the
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teenage bands and vocalists
competing in the tenth annual
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