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Two crucial questions the
United States must answer are
examined this week in
programs on the Nebraska
Educational Television
Network.
On Tuesday, June 8 at 8:00
p.m., "The Advocates" will
conduct a special 90-minute
examination of the questicn:
"Should the U.S. accept Peking
as the one government of
China for all purposes?" The
question is raised in the wake
of the recent visit of a U.S.
table-tennis team and three
newsmen to mainland China,
and other developments
suggesting improved relations.
Opponents of the proposal
will include Nationalist Chinese
Prime Minister C.K. Yen, who
will appear in an interview
filmed in Taiwan with
Advocate William Rusher.
Advocate Howard Miller will
argue in favor of recognizing
MONDAY, JUNE 7
4:00 MISTE ROGERS
NEIGHBORHOOD (Color)
4:30 SESAME STREET (Color)
5:30 THE GRAND
GENERATION (BW Color)
"Executive Careers in Retirement"
is tonight's program for senior
citizens. Local host is Ron Jensen.
U of N)
6:00 CHARLIE'S PAD (Color)
Host Charles Johnson leads an
informal discussion of different
aspects of cartooning with ample
illustrations.
- 6:15 GUTEN TAG This series
of 26 programs will teach simple
conversational German while
relating the amusing experiences of
five foreigners in Germany.
6:30 GOLDEN VOYAGE
(Color) Jack Douglas is host for this
weekly arm-chair tour around the
globe. Tonight: "Matsons in
Mexico."
7:00 WORLD PRESS (Color)
Roger Boas moderates this weekly
roundup of commentary on majo
international events gathered from!
eidtors of more than 95 foreign
publications from five continents.
8:00 (9:00 MT) AN
EXPERIENCE IN EXCELLENCE
Highlights of the dedication of
Kimball Recital Hall in May are
presented.
9:00 (8:00 MT) BACKYARD
FARMER Viewers call their
questions on lawn, houseptant and
garden care into the studio for the
first 45-minutes. In Lincoln call
472-7211; in Omaha. 588-1404. (U
of N)
10:00 HOUSE AND HOME
1971 Hostess Janet Poley
interviews Rollie Schnieder,
Extension safety specialist, about
spring safety in the home. (U of N)
10:30 MASTERPIECE
THEATRE (Color) "The
Possessed The Last Murder"
repeats from Sun.. June 6. 8 P.m.
TUESDAY, JUNE 8
4:00 MISTEROGERS
NEIGHBORHOOD (Color)
4:30 SESAME STREET (Color)
5:30 MAKING THINGS GROW
(Color) Thai Cruso shows how
to pot up daffodils, hyacinths and
early tulips.
6:00 INSIGHT (Color) "A
Small Statistic" finds the
complacent happiness of a young
couple shattered when their first
child dies at birth.
6:30 BIRDGE WITH JEAN
COX Lesson No. 28. Review:
entries; trump management; when
to pull end when to delay pulling
trump. Sample hand-cross ruffing.
7 00 US. INDUSTRIAL FILM
FESTIVAL (Color) "Deep Sea
Drilling Porject" describes a
scientific expedition of the Glomar
Challenger, a new class of drilling
ship able to probe deeply through
the floors of the world's oceans.
7:30 THE SESSION (Color)
''The Session' is a
fourteen program series that
features a variety of musical
performances. Tonight: "The
London Branch Quartet."
8:00 THE ADVOCATES
(Color) Topic: "Should the OS.
accept Peking as the one
government of China for all
purposes?" This special 90-minute
program will focus on America's
tenuous relationship with the
Moist mainland that bulks alongside
tiny but diplomatically-recognized
Taiwan,
9:30 BACKYARD FARMER
RFD A panel of agricultural
information specialists answer
questions mailed in by viewers
concerning lawn, garden and
rides
With 26 stops on campus and downtown,
and with hours from 7:30 A.M. to 5:45 P.M.,
the Mini Bus has to be one of the few
old-time bargains left today.
So pinch your pennies. Catch a Mini Bus
on the south side of the Union.
That one thin dime rides the Mini Bus line.
Policy in Vietnam,
Communist China.
The program, to be
moderated by Victor Palmieri,
will be broadcast in color.
On Wednesday, June 9 at
9:00 p.m., a 90-minute color
program will examine whether
the Nuremberg and Tokyo
precedents for war crimes
should be applied to the
Indochina war and, if so, who
should be held accountable.
The program, "Nuremberg
and Vietnam: Who is Guilty?",
will focus on the views of
Telford Taylor, U.S. chief
counsel at the Nuremberg
trials, whose recently-published
book, Vietnam and
Nuremberg: An American
Tragedy, contends that the
U.S. may have committed war
crimes in Vietnam.
Participants will include:
Mr. Taylor; A. Frank Reel.
ETV Schedule for June 7
houseplant care. George Round is
host.
10:00 THE FRENCH CHEF
(Color) Julia Child prepares
"Brochettes, 'Kebabs and
Skewers." delicious recipes for
lamb shashlik. chicken shish kebab
and scallops en brochette.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9
4:00 MISTEROGERS
NEIGHBORHOOD (Color)
4:30 SESAME STREET (Color)
5:30 MAGGIE AND THE
BEAUTIFUL MACHINE (Color)
Maggie shows exercises to develop
the chest or bosom as well as any
other party of the body.
6:00 ACROSS THE FENCE
(Color) Topics include: FHA loan
programs; youth conservation
corps; farm credit and lower
interest rates; and air conditioning
and heat pump.
6:30 MAKING THINGS GROW
(Color) Guest Michael Kartuz
explains the basics of African
Violet care. He talks about the
violet's nearest relatives.
7:00 THE FRENCH CHEF
(Color) Julia Child shows how to
make a hearty loaf of American rye
bread in the French manner. She
also visits a Paris bakery to see how
it's done.
7:30 JUST JAZZ (Color)
Multi-instrumentalist James Moody
will play the tenor sax, the flute
and the alto sax. Compositions
performed: "I Got Rhythm," "Hey
Jim," "A Statement," "Give It
Back to the Indians" and "Don't
Look Away Now."
8:00 FIRING LINE (Color)
Syndicated newspaper columnist
and National Review editor William
F. Buckley, Jr. is one of TV's finest
deflators. Each week will find a
lively exchange of opinion on a
timely issue with another
prominent public figure.
9:00 NUREMBURG AND
VIETNAM WHO IS GUILTY?
Telford Taylor, U.S. chief counsel
at the Nuremburg trials, and A.
Frank Reel, defense counsel in the
Tokyo trial, discuss whether the
Nuremburg and Tokyo precedents
should be applied to the war in
Indochina and, if so, who should be
held accountable.
10:30 SPEAKING FREELY
(Color) Edwin Newman's guest
tonight is William Levitt.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10
4:00 MISTEROGERS
NEIGHBORHOOD (Color)
4:30 SESAME STREET (Color)
5:00 BRIDGE WITH JEAN
COX Lesson No. 28 repeats from
Tues., June 8, 6:30 p.m.
6:00 HISTORY OF
AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
Avery Craven lectures on "Civil War
in the Making."
6:30 FOLK GUITAR Laura
Weber teaches a new Latin
American strum which accompanies
the song "Mi Caballo Blanco."
7:00 WASHINGTON WEEK IN
REVIEW (Color) Washington
correspondents Peter Lisa gore,
Chicago Daily Newt: Neil MecNeil,
Tim Magazine; and Charles
Corddry, The Baltimore Sun
analyze key issues behind the
headlines.
7:30 HOUSE AND HOME 1971
Tonight's program will center on
June Diary Month and the many
ways diary procuctt can be used in
family meal planning. Janet Poley
hosts. (U of N)
8:00 THE WELL-TEMPERED
LISTENER (Color) Glen Gould.
One thin
the Mini Bus line.
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former defense counsel in the
Tokyo trial; John Macrate,
former U.S. Army counsel;
Philip Jessup, retired U.S.
justice on the World Court,
Adrian Fisher, professor of
political science at Georgetown
University and special
consultant to the U.S. State
Department; Robert Jordan,
former U.S. Army chief
counsel; John Kerry, president
of the Vietnam Veterans
Against the War; and Maj. Gen
Victor Krulac (USMC. Ret.)
In a lighter vein there's
music in this week's NETV
schedule to suit every taste and
mood.
Headlining the variety of
performances is James Moody,
the multi-instrumentalist
virtuoso, who will be seen with
his quartet Wednesday evening
at 7:30 on the third segment of
the new series, "Just Jazz."
9:00 SOUL (Color)
10 00 BRIDGE WITH JEAN
CCkX Lesson No 28 repeats from
Tues., June 8. 6:30 o.m
M IF RID AY, JUNE 11
4:0 MISTEROGERS
NEIGHBORHOOD (Color)
4:30 SESAME STREET (Color)
5:30 THIRTY MINUTES WITH
(Color) Elizabeth Drew,
Washington editor of Atlantic
Monthly, interviews prominent
political and international figures in
a one-to-one conversation format
that mirrors her gentle but incisive
approach to nationally famous
personalities.
6:00 CAREERS (Color)
Tonight's discussion on career
opportunity focuses on
"Agriculture Non Farm."
6:30 SUPPLEMENT "Behind
the Classroom Door" is a discussion
by Dr. John Goodlad of U.C L A.
and Dr. Galen Savior of the
University of Nebraska. (U of N)
7:00 BOOK BEAT (Color) Host
Robert Cromie talks with author
James Leo Herlihy ("Midnight
Cowboy"), about his latest
work "The Season of the Witch."
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)
8:00 THE GRAND
GENERATION (BW Color)
"Health in Retirement" is tonight's
program for senior citizens. Local
host is Ron Jensen. IUoINI
8:30 OLYMPIAD II This is the
second of a four part broadcast of
Leni Riefenstahl's film classic on
the historic 1936 Berlin Olympic
Games, highlighting American and
Japanese victories in track and
field.
9:30 INSIGHT (Color) "A
Small Statistic" repeats from Tues.,
June 8. 6 p.m.
SATURDAY, JUNE 12
6:30 HIGH AND WILD (Color)
Don Hobart and his camera crew
record bay fishina for Giant
Chinooks in Tallamook Bay that
weight up to 55 and 60 pounds.
7:00 FANFARE (Color)
"Ambassadors of Dance" repeats
from Sun., June 6, 9 p m.
8:00 NET PLAYHOUSE
(Color) "Biography-Socrates"
dramatizes two of Plato's Dialogues
in this study of the ancient Greek
Leo McKern ("Ryan's Daughter"),
stars in "The Drinking Party,"
based on the "Apology," and "The
Death of Socrates."
9:30 THE DAVID SUSSKIND
SHOW (Color) David Susskind
hosts this weekly two hour
discussion series on topics of
current interest.
SUNDAY, JUNE 13
4:30 NET PLAYHOUSE
(Color "Biography - Socr ales
dramatizes two of Plato's Dialogues
in this study of the ancient Greek
Leo McKern ("Ryan's Daughter"!
stars in "The Drinking Party,'
based on the "Apology," and "The
Death of Socrates."
6:00 FIRING LINE (Color)
William F. Buckley, Jr. interview
Topic: Separation of Church and
State."
7:00 JEAN SHEPHERDS
AMERICA (Color) Jean Shepherd
stumbles upon one of Florida's
natural wonders Sea Weed Ernie.
Ernie's a bay side hermit who lives
in an old wrecked boat in the
middle of a watery nowhere Jean
trades fish stories with Ernie.
7:30 OUR VANISHING
WILDERNESS (Color) "The Prairie
Killers" focuses on rancher of the
Great Plains who continue to
dime
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China Discussed o
Moody, who spent much of
his early performing career in
France and later was associated
with Dizzy Gillespie, is a
master of all his instruments -tenor
saxophone, alto
saxophone and flute. He is
perhaps best known for his
flute virtuosity, and his ability
on that instrument, in the
opinion of most jazz
authorities, has earned him a
position as the instrument's
top player in the jazz field.
On the program, Moody is
heard in a unique arrangement,
of "I Got Rhythm," featuring
his flute, and in several of his
own compositions.
What about the rest of the
musical offerings? Well,
there's:
-"The Session," a new
series of performance programs
featuring music ranging from
jazz to classical, and from
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it is no longer necessary to protect
their livestock .
8 00 MASTERPICE THEATRE
(Color) "Pere Count Gilded
Y outh" is the first of a four part
dramatization of Balzac's brilliant
analysis of the power of money.
Madame Vauquer's borders have
various ideas about the mysterious
Monsieur Goriot.
9 00 FANFARE (Color) British
sinqer Georgia Brown ("Oliver")
performs a large selection of works
by German-American composer
Kuit Weill. Performances include"
"Mack the Knife" and "September
Song."
10:00 THE SESSION (Color)
''The Session'' is a
fourteen program senes that
features a variety of musical
performances. Tonight: "The
London Branch Quartet."
10:30 FOLK GUITAR Laura
Weber teaches a new Latin
American strum which accompanies
Hi' song "Mi Caballo Blanco."
MONDAY. JUNE 14
4 00 MISTE ROGERS
NEIGHBORHOOD (Color!
4 30 SESAME STREET (Color)
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GENERATION IBW Coloil
"Helath in Retirement" is tonight's
progiam for senior citizens Local
host is Ron Jensen. (U of Nl
6 O0 CHARLIE'S PAD (Color)
Charles Johnson studies cartoon
srerotvpes used by cartoonists in
their work
6:15 GUTEN TAG Tim and
Pierre miss their train to Hamburg
because they have confused two
German words.
6:30 GOLDEN VOYAGE
IColor) Travel down the Rhin. the
land of castles and vineyards with
Jack Douglas in "Rhine River
Bun."
7 00 WORLD PRESS (Color)
Roger Boas moderates this weekly
roundup of commentary on ryaior
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country and western to rock.
The premiere performance in
the series of half-hour color
programs features the jazz
stylings of "The London
Branch Quartet."
-Famed Canadian pianist
Glenn Gould plays the
magnificent music of Johann
Sebastian Bach, Thursday,
June 10 at 8:00 p.m. in a
repeat broadcast of "The
Well-Tempered Listener."
Gould, in the first half of
the program, talks about the
meaning (to him) of fugue and
counterpoint, how sonata and
symphony developed along
different lines, and today's
changing attitudes toward
music and performance. In the
second half of the program he
plays a concert piece from
Book II of Bach's "The
Well-Tempered Clavier."
- June 14
international events gathered from
editors of more than 95 foreign
publications from five continents.
8:00 (9:00 MT) REALITIES
(Color) "...and the meek shall
inherit the earth" focuses on the
Monominee Indians or Northern
Wisconsin, once the richest tribes in
the U.S.
9:00 (8:00 MT) BACKYARD
FARMER Viewers call questions to
a panel of experts. In Lincoln call
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new Kimball Recital Hall at the
University of Nebraska in
Lincoln was recorded by the
University Television mobile
production unit. Highlights of
that event will be seen on the
network Monday, June 7 at
8:00 p.m. (9:00 p.m. MT) in a
program entitled "An
Experience in Excellence."
The program will include
the tribute to Willard Kimball,
unveiling of the Kimball
memorial and the address bv
Chancellor Durward B. Varner.
The program also includes a
performance of Poulenc's
"Gloria" by the University
Orchestra and University
Singers, directed by famed
conductor Robert Shaw, with
Charlotte Bumgarner, soprano
soloist.
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10:00 HOUSE AND HOME
1971 Tonight's program will center
On June Dairy Month and the many
ways diary products can be used in
family meal planning. Jane Poley
hosts. (U of N)
1:30 MASTERPIECE
THREATRE (Color) "Pere
Goriot Gilded Youth" repeats
from Sun., June 13, 8 p.m.
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