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8 Part VI Wednesday, December 2, 1981 Cos Angeles (Tunes CUSTOM A0 COMPLETE SHUTTER SPECIALISTS I VU-lVt-Vh Louvers I ti 'dfcr! 54 i trv-H 9 fee A HARD SELL Contin tied from First Page very admirable thing by devoting an entire hour to examining its sometimes provocative journalistic practices that have drawn fire from critics. At the very least, the hour would raise the consciousness level of "60 Minutes" and make Mike, Morley, Harry and now Ed and their many field producers even better journalists as they go about keeping this CBS magazine show among the Nielsen ratings elite. Right? Well, maybe. A Mike Wallace segment on Sunday's show, the Nielsen leader for the week, dealt with a strike at the Tennessee Nuclear Specialties (TNS) plant in eastern Tennessee making anti-tank penetrator shells from uranium for the Air Force. The striking workers claim the plant is hazardous and overexposes them to radiation.

Here is most of Wallace's brief interview with a former plant janitor who quite possibly was unsophisticated about the cameras. Wallace: "Albert Patton worked at TNS as a janitor for 6V years. He learned that he had leukemia this summer. Do you think it has anything to do with working at TNS?" Patton: "Well, I don't know that. I wouldn't say." Wallace: "Why wouldn't you say?" Patton: "I don't know why.

I could be wrong either way. I could say yes. I could say no." Wallace: "Well, what's your hunch? I mean, just between you and me, what's your hunch?" Just between you and me? Fifty million viewers are looking in and Wallace tells the man it's between the two of them? A secret? Patton finally told Wallace on camera that he did feel that his leukemia was related to his plant job. What we'll never know is whether Patton thought he was telling Wallace that in confidence, after being pressed to do so. Regardless, it appeared to be an underhanded approach to interviewing by Wallace.

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As the story progresses, deceit, hatred, infidelity and betrayal emerge to belie the surface propriety of the pre-World War I society in which they live. en Annual rate of interest on Term Investment Certificates SCHILLER Continued from Page 7 shoes and gingham dresses is torn between her attractions to the son and the stern dictates of the community. Not a powerful piece but an interesting conflict, filmed near St. George, Utah, and extremely well acted. Schiller is close to completion of Mailer's "Execution," a huge project with -126 speaking, parts and such notable performers as Eli Wallach, Christine Lahti and Rosanne Arquette in primary roles.

Schiller said he plans to be at work both Monday and Tuesday nights when "Short Creek" and "Pat Neal" are aired. But then he's seen them under better circumstances. TELEVISION RATINGS CoMipcMirS MIT SMDIllsilllill! Here are the ratings for national prime-time television last week (Nov. 23-29), as compiled by the A. C.

Nielsen Co. Each rating point is said by Nielsen to represent 799,000 homes, or 1 of the 79.5 million U.S. households that have TV. Program 1 60 Minutes CBS 16.3 NBC 160 ABC 16.0 ABC 158 CBS 15.7 NBC 15.7 CBS 156 ABC 15.4 ABC 153 NBC 15.1 ABC 15.0 NBC 148 ABC 146 NBC 146 NBC 145 CBS 143 NBC 139 ABC 138 ABC 137 NBC 13.7 NBC 133 NBC 133 ABC 132 ABC 128 ABC 126 ABC 12 4 ABC 123 CBS 11.6 NBC 100 NBC 100 NBC 9 7 Dallas Dukes of Hazzard Three's Company NFL Football Game 2 Jeffersons One Day At A Time 42 No Man Valley 43. Barbara Mandrel! 44 Today's FBI 45 Barbara Walters Special 46.

"A Small Killing 47 Facts of Life 48 Knots Landing 49 Barney Miller 50. Greatest American Hero 61 "Of Mice And Men" 52. Bosom Buddies 53. Berenstain Bears Big Paw 54 Taxi 55. Flamingo Road 56.

McClain'sLaw 57. Shannon 58 Diff rent Strokes 59. MorkandMindy 60. Best Of The West 61. "Smurfs" 62.

Gimme A Break 63. NBC Magazine 64. Making A Living 65 Darkroom 66. Strike Force 67 Code Red 68 Open All Night 69. Jessica Novak 70.

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