World of Piri Thomas documentary on Channel 20
A Channel 20 repeat airs The World of Piri Thomas a NET Journal documentary about Spanish Harlem. The addict-turned-author of Down These Mean Streets guides viewers through poverty and raw emotion, enacting early life incidents and police encounters while critics praise its artistry and unflinching reality.
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Piri Thomas
el Barrio
Harlem
Dean Gysel
Chicago Daily News
Pes Thomas
Saturday Review
NET Journal
Channel 20
Thomas
New York
Spanish Harlem
Jack Gould
The
New York Times
Brotherhood of Man
NET
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Book Features
The night lineup includes Flying at the Bottom of the Sea at 8:00 on Spectrum followed by The 900 Days by Harrison Salisbury at 8:30 on Book Beat. International Magazine airs at 9:00 with News weather and sports through 10:00. NET Playhouse reviews A A Man On Her Back at 10:00, then Washington Week at 10:30 with The Sounds of Summer. Channel 20 presents Smokies at 10:30.
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Harrison Salisbury
International Magazine
NET
Playhouse
A&a
Washington Week
Channel 20
Smokies
Leningrad
New York Times
International
Okinawa
U. S
England
Yugoslavia
Week's Highlights on NET and Nightline Schedule
A TV week slate features Piri Thomas exploring Spanish Harlem, a French Chef segment on turkey ballottine, a one act reader writer play, a memorial to Coleman Hawkins, Flying at the Bottom of the Sea on Spectrum, The 900 Days on Book Beat, International Magazine reports, Net Playhouse Home drama, Sounds of Summer Folk Festival.
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NET Festival
Coleman Hawkins
Hawkins
Gatlinburg
Tennessee
Bill Monroe
Alice and
Hazel
Jean Davis
Blue Ridge Mountain
Steve Allen
PTV Public TV Stations Listed for Travelers
The notice invites readers planning summer travel to request the nearest public television station. Send a request to WOUB TV at College Street Athens Ohio or call 594 6106 to get the local station serving your destination.
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PTV
State of
the Union
Woub-Tv
College Street
Athens
Ohio
Projections Warn of Population Surge and Housing Demand
Census figures project U S population rising from 200 million to 360 million by century's end. Charles E Peck of Owens Corning Fiberglas Construction cites a need for about 75 million new homes. Separate note recalls Mauritius issuing two stamps in 1847 as the first British possession to adopt postage stamps.
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U. S
Charles E. Peck
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation
Mauritius
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Boston Globe
Kay Gardella
New York Daily News
World Press
Phi Thom
William Lederer
Park Ridge
Ilinois
NET Playhouse
Megan Terry
Irene Dailey
Street
Logan
Union St
Cornel
US. Forest Services
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