Week's Highlights from MONDAY NET JOURNAL on Princess Margaret
A TV guide summary listing Monday offerings including A Matter of Time a cancer drama from Princess Margaret Hospital Toronto starring Lee Patterson and Irena Mayeska at 9 p m acCENT Stackalee a theatre work by Jack Stokes 8 30 p m NET FESTIVAL The Rise and Fall of Mozart 9 p m SPECTRUM Project Deep Probe 8 p m BOOK BEAT Robert Browning and His World 8 30 p m NEWS IN PERSPECTIVE Nixon world trip analysis 9 p m NET PLAYHOUSE Auto Stop 8 p m THE SOUNDS OF SUMMER Pittsburgh a Festival of Folk 8 p m Steven Allen host and various events from Pittsburgh summer scene
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NET Journal
Princess Margaret Hospital
Toronto
Lee Patterson
Irena Mayeska
Robert Browning
Maisie Ward
Browning
New York Times
Max Frankel
Robert B. Semple Jr
Nixon
Tiems
Tom Wicker
Times
Clifton Daniel
NET Playhouse
David
Hemmings
Henry
Europe
Evening His World and Sounds of Summer Schedule
Radio and TV slate lists Maisie Ward program Evening His World at 8:00 PM followed by 9:30 PM Auto Stop and 10:06 PM News Weather Sports. Also 8:00 PM The Sounds of Summer and 9:30 PM Washington Week in Review with 10:00 PM News Weather Sports and a Pittsburgh festival folk feature.
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Washington Week In Review
Pittsburgh
Rise and Fall of Mozart on NET Festival
NET Festival presents The Rise and Fall of Mozart a NE TV program tracing his last decade from 1781 to 1791 with film from Vienna Salzburg and Prague and archival documents. Narrator scriptwriter H C Robbins Landon covers his move to an independent freelance career and his death at 35 destitute and largely ignored.
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Mozart
NET Festival
H. C. Robbins Landon
Vienna
Salzburg
Prague
NET
British Broadcasting Corporation
Barry Gavin
Tom Sievin
Cash Awards Given Three Playwrights
Three young playwrights received ANTA Bishop Awards for new works. Ransom Jeffrey won 2000 dollars for The Guest, Frank M. Mosier 700 dollars for The Duchess of Santiago, and Richard Cook 300 dollars for Charlie Boy. Awards target unproduced American writers. The piece also notes Glenn Curtiss’s 1908 first official flight timed by an FAA representative.
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New York
American National Theatre and
Academy
ANTA
Bishop
Robert Hamilton Bishop II
Ransom Jeffrey
Frank M. Mosier
Santiago
Richard Cook
Scientific American
Glenn H. Curtiss
Hammondsport
N. Y
America
Federation Aeronautique Internationale F .A.L
Deep Sea Sediment Aid To Scientists
Deep sea sediment from a prehistoric age helps scientists hypothesize when continents joined. The Glomar Challenger drill rig aids studies on NET Spectrum Project Deep Probe airing Wednesday at 8 p.m. Channel 20. The Deep Sea Drilling Project involves JIODEEP, NSF, and Scripps.
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Deep Probe
Channel 20
Deep Earth Sampling Group
National Science Foundation
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
NET
Blomar Challenger
Great Oceans
Scripps Institution
la Jolla
Calif
David Prowitt
Peter Kaye
Keene Declares World’s Widest Street At 156 Feet
Keene New Hampshire markets its 156 foot wide Main Street as the widest paved main thoroughfare in the world. City officials tout the distinction as a point of local pride and urban planning achievement.
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Keene, N. H
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