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Page 8 Summer Nebraskan, Thursday, Aug. 3, 1978 Television Highlights Aug. 3-Au- g. 9 Thursday, Aug. 3 Sunday, Aug. 6 Beatles were the rage, Channel 12, 8 p.m. "Six Wives of Henry VIII." Niece of the Duke of "Not the Triumph, But the Struggle." Highlights of "MASH." Channel 10, 8 p.m. was most AAU-Sea- rs National Junior Olympic Multi-Spo- rt Norfolk, Catherine Howard, the youngest and the 8 beautiful of wives. Channel 8:30 which were held last August at UN-- L. Tuesday, Aug. Henry's 12, p.m. Championships CBS Movies, "Hell Boats." Stars Channel 7, 2:30 Tuesday Night p.m. 10, 8 4 10, 6 James Franciscus. Channel p.m. Friday, Aug. "60 Minutes." Channel p.m. 3. 8 " Event Movie. Game." Channel "The Best of Rockford." Channel 3. 8 p.m. How the West was Won.'" Channel 7, 7 p.m. Big "Deadly CBS Late Movies. "The Fire Chasers." Stars Chad Star Trek, "Wolf in the Fold." On a leave of absence p.m. Movie of the Week, Jones." Everett, Anjanette Comer. Channel 6, 10:30 p.m. from the Kirk and two crew members Tuesday "Cleopatra Enterprise. Stars Tamara Dobson. Channel 7, 11 become involved in a series of murders by a "Jack the Shelly Winters, 5 Saturday. Aug. type killer. p.m. The Picture Show, "The Private Life of Ripper" Moving 9 Henry VIII." Channel 12, 8 Monday, Aug. 7 Wednesday, Aug. p.m. Manilow "The Barbara Walters Channel 7, 9 Night at the Movies, "The Land that Time "Soundstage." Performance by Barry Special." p.m. Saturday of of the "Distant Channel 3, 8 includes "Mandy," "It's a Miracle" and a medley Mystery Week, Early Warning." Forgot," p.m. Stars Herb Edelman. Creature Double Feature, "Who Done It?" and selections from the 50s parade. Channel 12, 7 p.m. Mary Frann, Toney Geary, Channel 7, 11:30 "Blood and Lace." Channel 3, 10:30 p.m. "The Fabulous Sixties." 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