TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1969
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News, noise and musical notes
flavor week of ETV viewing
The next issue of The
Summer Nebraskan will be
distributed Aug. 12.
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Problems created by jammed airports, such as the above scene
at Kennedy International Airport, will be explored by NET
JOURNAL Wednesday at 9 p.m.
ETV Schedule for July 22-28
TODAY
e.OO TYPE RIGHT
Mrs. Madeline Schmidl'i lesson in
cludes: new keys ' $. :" review of
centering; bloclt style; and use of the
apostrophe.
:J9 BRIDGE WITH JEAN COX
Mrs. Cox demonstrates bridae manners
and penalties in this concluding pro
qram of the seies. IETS)
7:00 The BOOKSHELF
Or. Clarence Forsbero and Darrel Berq
. discuss "The Godfather" bv Mario
' PUiO.
7:30 HOUSE AND HOME
Students from the University of
Nebrasa. recently returned from a
fashion study tour in New York City,
join hostess Janet Huss for a look at
the "New York Fashion World." tU of
N)
a n THF I FNNOX QUARTET
Thi wideiv-acclaimed quartet, formed
7:30 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
NEWS
Bob Van Neste, Tom Bare, Terry
Barton and Ralph Bradley report news
.. events from the four campuses. (U of N
& UNO)
,:00 THE PLAY OF THE WEEK
Carol Lawrence, Ricardo Montalban,
Oscar Homolka, Miachel Shillo, and
James Mitchell star in "Rashomon,' a
Japanese fable written 1.000 years ado
that asks the question, "What Is
Truth?"
10:00 YOUR UNICAMERAL
Oiscussion of key legislative Issues
repeats from Thurs., July 24, P.m.
10:30 NET PLAYHOUSE
"The Seeker: The Idealists" Is the se
cond on the tht-me of man and his
beliefs. Michael Bryant stars tonight as
the young French captain who is in
conflict about his orders. (NfcT)
Dena v
Vauohan, actor William Marshall,
playwriqht Ed Bullins, artist John
Bigqers. and composer Roger
Dickerson. Segments art repeated
from earlier programs in the series.
(NET)
:00 BACKYARD FARMER
(8:00 MOT)
George Round and a panel of
agricultural information specialists
answer viewer questions on lawn
garden and house plant care. Call
questons to: 472-721 1 in Lincoln; 55
1404 in Omaha. (U of N)
10:00 COMMUNICATIONS AND EDUCA
TION Dr. Charles A. Siepmann discussion
topic: "Mass communications: Ef
fects." 10:30 FOLK GUITAR PLUS (Color)
Laura Weber's lesson including the so
ng "Michael Row Your Boat Ashort,"
repeats from Frl July 35,6: 30 p.m.
News, noise and musical notes will
provide a pleasant "dial-in" for
viewers this week when they tune in
the Nebraska Educational Television
Network.
A widely-acclaimed string
ensemble, "The Lenox Quartet," pro
vides classical musical relaxation
tonight at 8 p.m.
Since its formation in 1958 at the
Berkshire Music Center in
Tanglewood, the quartet has appeared
at the Festival of Two Worlds at
Spoleto, the Stanford Festival the
Ravinia Festival, and the Aspen
Festival. When not on tour the quartet
members are artists-in-residence at
Grinnell College, Iowa. .
"Is the Pepsi Generation Going to
' Pot'" The high school set comments
on 'that question on "The David
Susskind Show" at 10 p.m. tonight
Suburban high school students from
Connecticut and New York ranging
in age from 15 to 17, talk about their
bad press. They offer candid opinions
on drugs, sexual permissiveness
among teenagers and standards of
morality in general. They also discuss
the war and the draft. The program
will be seen in color.
"Noise- The New Pollutant" will
be discussed on SPECTRUM Wed
nesday, July 23 at 7 p.m. A report
is made on the rising level of noise
in American society and the adverse
effects on hearing ability. Dr. Vern
O Knudsen, renowned acoustical
physicist and a self-proclaimed
"crusader against noise," appears on
the program.
Later at 9 p.m., "Fasten Your Seat
Belts" provides a comprehensive
report on the nation's snarled airports
and hazard-ridden skies, as air traffic
grows disproportionately with existing
facilities.
Antique car enthusiasts will want
to be watching Thursday, July 24 at
6:30 p.m. when Robert Lee hosts a
PROFILE program entitled "Wheeled
Classics." The program features six
men and a woman who display cars
they found and restored to factory
condition.
Members of the San Diego region
Horseless Carriage Club and Antique
Automobile Club discuss costs and
methods of auto restoration.
Three outstanding theatrical
personalities, Carol Lawrence,
Ricardo Montalban and Oscar
Homolka, Star in "Rashomon" on
THE PLAY OF THE WEEK, Friday,
July 25 at 8 p.m. The play is based
on a 1,000 year old Japanese fable.
The program viewer is askad to
decide which of three versions of an
officer's death constitutes the truth.
Later that same evening at 10:30
pm. 'NET PLAYHOUSE presents
"The Seekers: The Idealists." The
play is the second in a dramatic
trilogy written by Ken Taylor on the
theme of man and his beliefs.
"The Idealists" centers on an
idealistic young French captain at the
time of the French Revolution who
is in conflict about his orders. Michael
Bryant stars in all three plays.
Taylor is a well-known British
television and screen writer. He won
the British Television Guild Writer of
the Year Award and the
Screenwriter's Guild Best Original
Teleplay Award for his television
drama "The Devil and John
Brown."
WHITE
SPACE
Th widelv-acciaimeo quanet, lormtg " iT rciTS
In 19SS at the Berkshire Music Center 3:00 FASTEN YOUR SEAT belts
In Tanolewood, performs two seiec
lions: "Quartet in D Maior, K.
BY Mozart and "Quartet No. 4" by
Bartok. (ETS)
:00 BACKYARD FARMER RFD
A panel of agricultural information
specialists answer questions which
viewers have mailed In concerning
lawn garden and house plant care. (U
of N)
:30 ACCENT
"Al Noice Does his Thing" features the
Moorhead Slate College Staae Band
from Moorhead, Minn., under the
direction of Al Noice.
10:00 THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW
(Color)
David Susskind Interviews a variety of
interesting quests in this weekly series
Of two-hour programs. Ton. gill's topic:
"Is the Pepsi Generation Golna to
Pot?"
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3
:00 FAMILY THERAPY
Dr. Alexander Tavlor from Beverly
Hills, Calitornia, discussed questions
Including: Why is family thpraov
needed? and What are the indications
ot need for family therapy? (U of N)
e:J0 YOU ARE THERE
It is October I, 1871, and howling
flames become an unforgettable
nightmare recreated as Walter
Cronkite. his staff and the cameras
focus on "The Chicago Fire."
7:00 SPECTRUM (Color)
"Noise: The New Pollutant" Is a report
on the rising level ot noise in out
society and tht adverse effect on
hearing ability.
7:30 BOOKBEAT (Color)
Robert Cromia's quest Is C. L.
SuUberqer author ot "A Lonq Row of
Candles." (CENi
1:00 AUDUBON
The omitholoqical findings of
America s qreat naturalist-artist John
J. Audubon are presented with orioinal
drawinqs from his work, "The Birds of
America " (NET)
:0O FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS
(Color)
Tnis is a comprehensive report on the
nation's snarled airports and haia d
ridden skies, as air traffic qrows
disproportionately with enlstlnq
facilities. (Nfc n
10:00 Communications and education
Dr. Charles A. Siepmann dvscusses the
topic: "Proi-aoanda: Section 31$ "
( the equal time provision ot the Com
munications Act
0:3 SPF AKING FRFELY (Color)
Host E dwm Newman's quest toniqht Is
i nana i isnpman
THURSDAY, JULY 14
4:00 TYPE RIGHT
Mrs. Madeline Schmidt's lesson In
cludes: new kevs " . t. I." line lenqth;
and the personal note. (U of N)
4:30 PRO! ILE
"Wheeled Ciai:lcs" features sit men
and wimen who diT.ol.lv antique cats
tney found and restored to factory
condilH-n Robert Lee is host.
7 00 THE f-Rt-NCM CHf-F
A soup with an eitihc-soundinq name.
"Potage Pjtrmentier" (onion and
Potato). Is prepared bv Julia Child.
(NTT)
7:30 SMART 5FWING (Color)
Mimi Benreil's quest is Mariorie Craiq,
author and authority on physoal
fitness, and Marion Dodd demonstrates
fittinq problems ot seams and darts.
INF T)
I 00 YOUR UNICAMERAL
George Round hosts Nebrask a
lawmakers in a weeklv discussion ot
key issues facing the current session of
tne unicameral,
I JO ACCENT
"Al Noice Dues His Thmq" repeats
from Tues , July 7?, 30 p.m.
t 00 SPECIAL RF PORT
This time slot is reserved each week
for last minute snecal p.iqrams from
National Educational Television and
University ul Nehrasa Television.
10 90 PRIDGF WITH JEAN COX
Bridge manners and penalties
demonstration repeats from Tues.. July
77 A 70 n m
10 30 CRITIQUE (Color)
hum, Ura'ix'r. rntic for the New Yet
Times reviews the art eshibtt cunentw
rn tt.splav At the Museum of Modem
Art In New York City. John Daly Is
host. (ETsi
FRIDAY. JULY 15
4 0O PACIFIC FHONTII R (Color)
Despomibiities ot the Pentic Fleet ar
outoined with perirenal of the wavs
thase responsibilities are met
4 JO FOt K GUITAR PLUS (Color)
Laure Weber's lesson includes the sonq
"Michael Row Your Boat Ashore ." as
Slaved on the recorder, banlo, quitar
and the autoharp 'CTS)
7 fW MEN AND ltlFA
Tanya Moiseiwitsch, versatile steqe
and costun osio"er, discusses her
career with hostess Beu'ah Hodge.
look at
IU of
This comprehensive report on the na
tion's snarled airports and haiard-nd-den
skies repeats trom Wed.. July 33.
4'Dr Mbernfbbs Interviews the chief
scientist and proiect manager of the
Bomex Proiect oft the island of
Barbados - an esperlment to
determine a power source of the sun s
enerqv.
5:00 HOUSE AND HOME
Students from the University of
u,..,i r-entlv returned from a
tasb.on study tour in New York City,
loin hostess Janet Huss for.a
the "New York Fashion World.
5:30 THE BOOKSHELF
Drs Clarence Forsberg and Darrel
Berq discuss "The Godlather by
Mario Pu:o.
4 00 FIRING LINF (Color)
William F. Buckiev. jr. discusses
"Violence in America" 'th guests
Hugh Davis Graham and Ted Robert
Gurr, members of the commission ap
pointed by President Lyndon Johnson
to explore the prevention of violence,
7:00 SOUNDS OF SUMMPR
Steve Allen is host lor this weekly sens
ot two-hour oroqrams.
9 00 UNICAMERAL !
Joel Fowier is host tor this weekly
series that features video-taoed
highlights of events from the floor of
the Nebraska Legislature durlnq the
past week (U ot N)
10 00 THE ACTION PEOPLE (Color)
"Rebellion lor Education Education
for Rebellion" Is a discussion on the
student revolt its aims, its methods,
and Its chances tor success al a force
for change
MONOAY.JULY1I
4 30 AMERICA (Color)
"Picture Postcard Panorama
presents a fast-moving swing through
the 50 states Jack Douoias is host.
7:00 WORLD PRESS (Color)
Robert Boas moderates this weekly
round-up of commentary on maior
world events as interpreted bv the
foreign press
1:00 BLACK JOURNAL (Color)
( OO MOT)
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cludes Interviews with slnoer Sarah
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