TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1970
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paign is promoted in an unusual
way when folksinger Pete
"Seeger headlines a week of
television viewing on the
nebrasfca Educational Television
Network.
Pete Seeger and his group, the
Hudson River Sloop Singers,
give a performance aboard the
' Clearwater, ' a replica of an
1800 New York Hudson River
boat. The performance
featured in color on "Sounds of
Summer" Friday, June 26 at
p.m. The purpose of the musical
voyage along the Hudson Is to
draw attention to the anti-pollu
tion crusade of Seeger and his
group.
In an editorial, the Boston
Hearld Traveler said of the
venture "For Pete Seeger it is
another chapter in his con
tinuous, unstinting service to
mankind. For most of his life he
has listened, labored and taught
through travels, concerts and
workshops from the darkest
urban ghettoes to wide-open
countrysides. He has given pro
minent voice through music to
those concerns common to all
men,"
Florence, Italy Renowned
for its beauty and art Is the
subject Tuesday, June 23 at 8
p.m. when "NET Festival" asks
the question, "Why Save
Florence?"
Four years ago a devastating
flood struck the city, flooding
museums, cathedrals, and
galleries ruining thousands of
priceless art treasures. The
program points to the com
mercial opportunism and lack of
concern prevalent among the
Florentines. Recovery has been
impeded by bureaucracy, trafifc
and lack of money.
"NET Festival" records the
astonishing response of private
citizens throughout the world
who donated millions and
students who came from
everywhere to help restore
Florence and its rich heritage.
Domestic politics and pro.
blems of America are discussed
Wednesday, June 24 at 10:30
p.m. wnen Kooert nncn is
featured guest on "Speaking
Freely." Mr. Finch was recently
appointed Special Assistant to
the President after serving as
Secretary of the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare.
His appearance on the program
concerns problems and pro
grams of HEW. He is in
terviewed by program host
Edwin Newman. The program is
broadcast in color.
French folk singer, Sonia
vj -1 ri - r :
Deans of American folk music, Pete Seeger and
Oscar Brand cavort musically through the evolu
tion of the art form on "The Show" at 7 p.m. Sun
day on Channel 12. The program takes the mood
of a sing-along when student participants join in
on several numbers the artists use as illustration.
Seeger will also appear on "Sounds of Summer"
at 8:00 p.m. Friday.
Malkine, joins friends of the folk
music fraternity by visiting five
Pennsylvania campuses on the
series, !onia Malkine on Cam
pus," Tuesday, June 23 at 6:30
p.m.
Soma Malkine s melodic voice
has left a trail of vibrations
from continental youth hostels
to New York City. A French
resistance fighter before she
was out of her teens, Miss
Malkine now takes on the lively
atmosphere of college campus
tours delivering in concert a
quality of sentiment that is not
foreign to this year's students.
Scots, ballad singer, Frank
Fletcher, appears with Miss
Malkine on this program which
was recorded at Millersville
State College, Pennsylvania.
Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day
held July 4, 1939 when 60,000
fans gathered to pay tribute to
the ailing "Iron Man of
Baseball" will be re-created
on "You Are There" Wednes
day, June 24 at 6:30 p.m.
"Walter Cronkite and a CBS
camera crew re-create the
memorable day that took place
in Yankee Stadium in New York
City on the program titled "Lou
Gehrig's Greatest Day " For 14
years Gehrig was the hard
slugging first baseman of the
world champion New York
Yankees and an idol of the
baseball world. Doomed by an
incurable disease that steadily
wasted away his muscles,
Gehrig was honored as a fine
human being as well as a super-
athlete.
Roy Engel is cast as
Grantland Rice, Sheila Gromley
plays Mrs. Gehrig and Paul
Birch portrays "Doc" Painter.
Edith Angold and Hans Hervert
are cast as Gehrig's mother and
father.
to be Friday
"Spotlight on Office Educa
tion," is the topic of the
Eleventh Annual S u m m e
Conference on Business Educa
tion to be held Friday at the
Nebraska Union.
Dr. Jerry Robinson, assistant
vice president and senior editor
of the South-Western Publishing
Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, will be
the main speaker. He will
discuss "Improving B a s i
Typewriting Skills Through
Research," at 9 a.m. and "The
Development of Problem
Production Skills in Typewrit
tag" at 1:15 p.m.
Other speakers at the con
ference will be Larry Bonner, of
the Nebraska Department of
Education; Mrs. La Net a
Carlock of Arbor Heights Junior
High School in Omaha, Dr
Altred Kaisersnot, instructor in
business teacher education at
NU; and Dr. Neil Swanson of
Wayne State College.
Registration for the Con
ference, which is open to
teachers, will be at 8:30 a.m. in
the Union's Small Auditorium.
Reservations for the con
ference can be made in 300
Teachers College by today. The
conference is sponsored by the
Department of Business Teacher
Education.
ETV Schedule
for July 23-29
TUeSOAY, JUNB IJ
4:30 SESAME STREET (Color)
5:30 MISTEROS6RS'
NFiannoRHOor ffolorl
6:00 EXPERIMENT (Color)
"Childhood of tin Chimpanzee" documents
the experiment! that comparts tht chim
panzee to man physically, menially, and
most particularly, in early social
behavior.
e:30 SON (A MALKINE ON CAMPUS
(Color) Scots ballad singer, Prank
Fletcher appears as Sonia Malkine's guest
In perlormance at Millervlile State
Co eoa.
7:00 FACT OP THE MATER (Color)
warry Homewoou, veteran news analyst
and Xhicaso Sun Times editorial writer,
analyzes the week's top news. (CEN)
7:30 THE BOOKSHELF Drs. Clarence
Forsberg and Oarrel Berg discuss "When
the War li Over" by Stephen Backer.
(UofN)
B:00 NET FESTIVAL (Color) "Why
Save Florence" Is a documentary study of
Florence since the worst 'load In Its history
(November 1944) and now bureaucracy,
traftlc, and commercialism have Impeded
Its recovery.
:00 BACKYARD FARMER R.P.D. A
panel of agricultural Information specialists
answer questions mailed in bv viewers
concerning lawn, garden and house plant
care. George Round is host. (UofN)
9:30 SPECTRUM Tonight concludes a
two-pert examination of the relationship
between science and politics In America.
10:00 URBAN PROBLEMS Topic:
"Education: Higher Education and the
Urban Setting." Dr. Floyd T. Waterman
moderates.
10:3O THE FORSYTE SAGA "In the
Web" repeats from Sun., June ?), S p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE M
4:39 SESAME STREET (Color)
S : 30 MITEROOBRS'
NEIGHBORHOOD - (Color)
6:00 INTERNATIONAL COOK BOOK
(Color) Mrs, Hood demonstrates how to
make cocnnut candy from the Aloha State,
Hawaii, In your own home.
6:30 YOU ARE THERE The cameras
return to July 4, and the Yankee
Stadium In New York City tor "Lou
Gehrig's Greatest Day,"
7:00 NET JAZZ A 17-plect band,
composed of tome of the top studio and
club ez men of today, It led by cornettltt
Thad Jones and drummer Mel Lewis.
' 7:30 BOOK BEAT (Color) Host
Robert Cromle Interviews James Dickey,
author of "Deliverance."
1:00 YOUR DOLLAR'S WORTH
(Color) Pocus on credit card uses inn
abuses It tonight's sublect. Senator William
proxmire of Wisconsin discusses nis bill
limiting liability on stolen credit cards and
making credit checks of unsolicited partlet
manoarory, portaoie TV sets art examined
in another segment.
:00 NET JOURNAL "Kaddlsh" it
the dramatic Odyssey of man screening
through Israel for a friend with whom he
survived his detention In a German con
centration camp, The story Is a grim look
at me Naiitication of Jews during World
War II.
10:00 ACCENT (Color) Tonlohft pro-
Dram: "tntcaoo festival toncert."
10:30 SPEAKING FREELY (Color)
Foberf Pinch. Secretary of Department ol
Health, Education end Welfare. It Edwin
Newman's mtt,
THURSDAY, JUNE M
i SESAMK STREET - (Color)
J ; )0 MISTEROGIRS
NE IOHNOHHOOD - (Color)
6:00 URBAN PROBLEMS (Color)
"Education: Higher Education and the
Urban Setting" repeats from Tuea., Jum
U, lu D,m,
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Frederick Noad Introduce! t performance
piece by Fernendo Sor for practice of new
letnniquee ana ruves.
7100 WASHINGTON WEEK IN
iloioii wasrtinainn car,
resnomlents Peter Lltcaore, Chicago Dally
News Nell MacNell, Time Maaatine; and
Chariot Cor dory, The Baltimore Sun
KmVr "" "hln rht headline
7:30 HOUSE AND HOME I erg-Mr.
ririo Miners discusses her recent
reaearcn prelect Involving home
tvriiismnqa reuna in me Amene Colonies,
tienei nuss nosrs. fuornt
. IfOO ACROSS THE FENCE
(Color I U.S. Department of Agriculture
xperte provide letest Information of In-
reresr to neoresKens,
:30 MAKING THINGS GROW
(Color) Guest Mlchale Kartui explains the
basic of African violet care, and he talks
aoour me vioiers neeresr reiettves.
OS SPKCIAL RFPORT Thlt tlm slot
IS reeerveo tor special programs from N
flonaf Educational Television and
university of nenrasxa Television.
10:00 NET PLAYHOUSE (Color) "A
Generation of Leaves: America, Inc."
features David Silver and humorist Jean
Shepherd In thlt unconventional drama
about nnv
at
about young man who tttt tut en in
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underneath the facades.
FRIDAY, JUN024
4:30 SESAME STREET (Color)
5:30 MISTROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD
(Color)
6:00 TALKS BY KRISHNAMURTI
'The End of Conflict" Is the final ol eight
programs focusing on the teachings of tht
well-known Indian spiritual leader.
6:30 SUPPLEMENT ''Brazil: What
Next" Is a discussoin between Or. Roberto
Esquanazl-Mayo, director of the Institute
for Latin American and International
Studies and Dr. Thomas E. Skldmore, pro
lessor of history at tht University of
Wisconsin (UolNI
7:00 THE FRENCH CHEF Julia Child
prepares some magnificent fish dishes that
are so popular with the French.
7:30 UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
NEWS Bob Van Naste, Tom Bare, Terry
Barton and Ralph Bradley report news
events from the lour campuses, (UofN
UNO)
:00 SOUNDS Or SUMMER "eie
Seeger and The Hudson River Sloop"
features folksinger Pete Saeger and his
irouo. the Hudson River Sloop singers.
rhey give a perlormance aboard the
Clearwater," a replica ol tht sloops that
sailed New York's Hudson Rlvtr In tht
BOO's. Steve A en IS host.
10:00 PLAYING THE GUITAR "5IUOY
n A end Vloroto Techniques" repeats from
Thurt., June 25, 6:30 p.m.
SATURDAY. JUNK ZF
4:30 HIGH AND WILD (Color) "High
Lake Trout Fishing" follows fly
fishermen and bait casters through a chain
of high lakes In the Washington and Oregon
cascade Mountains.
7:00 F ROM HERB TO THERE (LOIOTl
Richard Herzleld narrates this trip through
India" beo nn no witn a visit to uomDay.
one of the nigmignte ot me trip are wr.
Hnrrfe d't n ciures or tna i a wanai rrom
the air and ground. Leon Wtltsgtrber
hostt. . .... ,
1:00 NET PLAYHUUSB (colon "nana
Island" Is this week's tf'soniuiion.
9:30 THE DAVID 5US5KINU smw
(Color) David Sussklnd Interviews a
waIaIu nf InlareaMna end samet moe COII.
troverslal guests In thlt lively series ot two
hour programs.
IUNUATi JUKI Mm
J,:00 HOUSE AND HOME WO Mrt.
Marlorie Albert discusses her recent
rtsearch project Involving home
furnishings found In the Amana Colonies,
Jenet Huss honts. (UotNl
5:30 THE BOOKSHELF Drs. Clarence
Forsberg and Darrtl Bard discuss "When
Ire War Is Over" by Stephen Becker,
(UofN)
6:00 FIRING LINE Color Wm, F
Buckley, Jr. Interviews ouests eech week
Tonloht: "The Hs Sturv."
7:00 THE SHOW (Color) Pet Seeger
eno uscar pranc iniernaiionany Known
tolk artists are special gueslt tonlaht
The entire program will locus on folk
music, Bob Walsh hosts.
1 HO THE FORSYTE SAOAln "Birth of
a Fortyte" Irene and Jo are walling tor the
divorce when tragic news comes from the
war lone, Later, Irene gives birth to l boy
.'on. and Snames remarries.
:00 THE ADVOCATES (Color)-Thlt !
the last progrtrn ot the current season, The
serlet returns In October. Topic: "Should
unions demand the opllon to work full or
half time."
MONDAY, JUNB
4:30 SESAME STREET (Color)
5:30 MISTKROOBRS' NEIGHBORHOOD
:00 THE BIG PICTURE (Color)
4:10 AMERICA (Color) The cameras
follow the tamed Mohawk Trail eastward
from Oswego, New York, to Rome, Utlca,
Schenectady, and Alony. Jack Douglas is
host.
7:00 WORLD PRESS (Color) Roger Boat
moderates this weekly report ot com.
menlery on malore ventt ts published In
the foreign press. (Null
:00 BLACK JOURNAL (Color) Subltclt
of Interest to black Amerlcent ire
presented each monlh In thlt magazine
format presentation.
:00 BACKYARD FARMER - Viewers
cell questions on lawn, garden, houseplant
care to a panel ot experts In KUON studio,
Jnh call ,I.jll, In Omaha call 3.
10:00 INTERNATIONAL COOK BOOK
(Color) Mrt. Hood demonstrates how to
make coconut candy from the Aloha State,
Hawaii, In vour own home,
lo w firing LINE (Color) - "Tht Hew
Story" repeals from Sun,, June It, 4 P.m.
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Hungry Id will open
The Hungry Id a place to go
for rapping, cold elder or hot
coffee, listening to folk music or
singing along will be open on
Frlduy nights throughout the
summer.
The "Id", located In the
basement of the Wesley Foun
dation, 640 N. 16th Street, would
not be open except for three
young persons who "thought It
was a shame to see it close for
the summer."
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karohl and
Miss Judy Koenlg explained thut
the "Id" Is a coffee house, a
"very Informal place where
people can go and where
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640 No. 16th
Fri. 8:00 P.M.
everyone's welcome to do whut
he wishes."
"It's a good place to relax
after a hard week of classes,"
Miss Koenlg said.
Students can purchase cider,
coffee, tea and donuts. Often a
folk singer or guitar player Is
there. Other times someone will
read poetry or pluy the piano, or
just get up and talk about whut
he wants to talk about, Mrs.
Knrohl said.
The "Id" will open at 8 p.m.
each Friday night and close
"when everyone has gone
home," she added.
Union hours
Monday through Friday
Building 7:00 a.m.-lO.OO p.m.
Crib . . 7:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
Harvest Room 4:00 p.m. 9:30
p.m.
(Continuous snack bar service)
Harvest Room Cafeteria
Coffee hour 9:00 a.m.-ll;00
a.m.
Lunch 11:00 a.m. 1:13 p.m.
Main Desk . 7:00 a.m.- 9:30
p.m.
Colonial Dining
Room 11:30 a.m. 1:13 p.m.
Games . 9:30 a.m. 8:00 p.m.
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