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Hanukkah. Edward Asner narrates the celebration of
this Jewish festival.

WHY ME? Lee Grant narrates this candid report on
breast cancer.

DETERMINING FORCE. Women's role in the church
during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance is
presented in this documentary.

TRIBAL EYE. The last show of the series studies
how the Western World's demands for primitive art
have influenced tribal societies.

PERFORMANCE. Barry Broadfoot's book, Six War
Years, is dramatised. OO
MASTERPIECE THEATRE. Part 3 of "Notorious Woman",
a portrait of George Sand, stars three of her
lovers, Prosper Merimee, Alfred de Musset, and
Marie Duval.

HUMAN JOURNEY presents an analysis of Leadership.
OMBUDSMAN looks at pension plans.

CLASSIC THEATRE PREVIEW. Chekhov's "Three Sisters"
is discussed.

CBS REPORTS INQUIRY. Part 1 of the report on the
assassination of John F. Kennedy.

CBS REPORTS INQUIRY. Part 2 of the report on the
assassination of John F. Kennedy.

HALL OF FAME presents Maxwell Anderson's play,
"Valley Forge".

CLASSIC THEATRE. A complex and bittersweet drama,
Anton Chekhov's "Three Sisters" is set in a
boardinghouse in a small Russian town.

CLASSIC MOVIE. "The Caine Mutiny" stars Humphrey
Bogart, Fred MacMurray and Van Johnson.

NEW FILMS

Two levels of information blend in this film to produce a
biting satire of the pressures of society that force women
to compromise their individuality and intellectual goals.
Erupting volcanoes, earthquakes, and the dynamic system
that is reshaping the earth's surface trace the discovery
of the powerful forces deep within the earth.

Rain. Visual impressions of rain in Stanley Park are presented in this short film.

A wry commentary on man's tendency to solve problems with a gun.

We Don't Want to Lose You tells a moving , often painful story of the recoqnition,

 

 

documentation, and ultimate confrontation between the
hourly employee, who is a problem drinker, and his foreman.