Prime-time network TV listings for Wednesday April 7, 1971:

	7:30 PM	8:00 PM	8:30 PM	9:00 PM	9:30 PM	10:00 PM	10:30 PM
CBS	Men At Law: This Money Kills Dreams		To Rome With Love: The Catnip Club (R)	President Nixon's Report To The Nation		Hawaii Five-O: The Last Eden (R)
ABC	The Courtship Of Eddie's Father: A Loaf Of Bread, A Bar Of Soap And A Jar Of Peanut Butter (R)	Room 222: A Sort Of Loving	The Smith Family: Rookie	President Nixon's Report To The Nation	The Johnny Cash Show (R)		The Young Lawyers: The Two Dollar Thing (R)
NBC	The Men From Shiloh: The Best Man (R)			President Nixon's Report To The Nation	Royal Gala		Night Gallery (R)

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[CBS 7:30] Men At Law [Reg]: This Money Kills Dreams
Season 1, episode 22
W: George Bellak
With Tom Skerritt (Paul Marek), Katherine Justice (Norma Andrews), Fritz Weaver (John Tilton), Woodrow Parfrey (Max Goodwin), Jack de Mave (Larry Fairbanks), Martin E. Brooks (Kendrick), Laurence Haddon (Ralph Bellman), Connie Mason (Joan Blake), Herman Poppe (Kenny Morrison). An outside investor with apparent syndicate connections moves in to change the concept of a film being made by a producer and he appeals to attorneys McNeil and Hansen for legal help.

[ABC 7:30] The Courtship Of Eddie's Father [Reg]: A Loaf Of Bread, A Bar Of Soap And A Jar Of Peanut Butter
Season 2, episode 2
W: Peggy Chantler Dick D: Hal Cooper
With Dave Ketchum (Joe Kelly), Jodie Foster (Joey Kelly). Tom overhears Eddie and his girlfriend make plans to run away to Mexico because she's unhappy over her widower father's plan to remarry. (Repeat program, originally aired 9/30/1970)

[NBC 7:30] The Men From Shiloh [Reg]: The Best Man
Season 9, episode 2
W: Leslie Stevens D: Russ Mayberry
With Margarita Cordova (Tia Marguerita), Mario Alcalde (Cristobal Nieves), Desi Arnaz (El Jefe), James Farentino (Pick Lexington), Katy Jurado (Mama Fe), Susana Miranda (Teresa Zaragosa), Rodolfo Hoyos Jr. (Hernan). When two gunmen vie for the attention of a colorful border town character's daughter, the whole community runs scared. (Repeat program, originally aired 9/23/1970)

[ABC 8:00] Room 222 [Reg]: A Sort Of Loving
Season 2, episode 26
W: John D.F. Black D: Charles S. Dubin
With Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Helen Kleeb (Miss Tandy), Christopher Cain (Charlie Waterman), Anita Alberts (Jane), Bill Zuckert (Mr. Yarnell), Barbara Mallory (Gina), Joe Renteria (Lou), Fredd Wayne, Barbara Collentine (Claire Waterman), James McCallion (Al Waterman). To cope with drug problems on campus, Pete suggests they try student-faculty rap sessions at Whitman High, but no students show up at the first meeting.

[CBS 8:30] To Rome With Love [Reg]: The Catnip Club
Season 2, episode 9
With Craig Stevens (Bill), Elaine Devry (Maggie), A.G. Vitanza (Bartoletti), Carmelo Manto (Maitre D'). Prof. Endicott's former college roommate, now entrepreneur of the swinging, international Catnip Clubs, persuades financially troubled Mike to moonlight as manager of his newest club opening in Rome. (Repeat program, originally aired 11/17/1970)

[ABC 8:30] The Smith Family [Reg]: Rookie
Season 1, episode 12
D: Herschel Daugherty
With Peter Helm, Natalie Masters, Tim Graham. Although Chad has reservations about his new partner, he invites him home for dinner where a romance develops between Cindy and the man.

[CBS 9:00] President Nixon's Report To The Nation President Nixon, speaking from the Oval Room of the White House, makes an announcement regarding troop withdrawals from Vietnam. Some indications are that he will announce a step-up in the present withdrawal rate of 12,500 men per month.

[ABC 9:00] President Nixon's Report To The Nation

[NBC 9:00] President Nixon's Report To The Nation

[ABC 9:30] The Johnny Cash Show [Reg]
Season 2, episode 1
With Liza Minnelli, Ray Charles, Arlo Guthrie. The second year begins, featuring regulars June Carter, Carl Perkins, Tennessee Three, The Statler Brothers, Mother Maybelle and The Carter Sisters. New feature is the "Country Gold" spot, in which tribute will be paid to country-western singers who've sold millions of records although relatively unknown. (Repeat program, originally aired 9/23/1970)

[NBC 9:30] Royal Gala [special]
With Petula Clark, Engelbert Humperdinck, Tom Jones, Glen Campbell, Bob Hope, George Kirby, Rudolf Nureyev. Rex Harrison hosted this charity gala on behalf of the World Wildlife Fund, whch took place last November. Queen Elizabeth and other members of the royalty were in the audience.

[CBS 10:00] Hawaii Five-O [Reg]: The Last Eden
Season 3, episode 10
W: Jerry Ludwig, Eric Bercovici D: Paul Stanley
With Tommy Fujiwara (Eddie Kamoko), Mitch Mitchell (Major Phelps), Terry Plunkett (Charlie the Bartender), Ray Danton (Jimmy Nuanu), Paul Stevens (Walter Colfax), Bruce Wilson (Lyons), Dan Jacques Kaleikini (Joey Nuanu), Richard Morrison (Professor Hale), Robert Harker (Sgt. Dobbs), Robert Luck (Zane), Steve Merrick (Sutton), Wallace Landford (Briggs). A nightclub star who is a crusader for ecological sanity in Hawaii is framed as the saboteur of an inadequate sewage treatment plant. (Repeat program, originally aired 11/18/1970)

[ABC 10:30] The Young Lawyers [Reg]: The Two Dollar Thing
Season 1, episode 3
With Russ Conway (Judge Conway), Joan Delaney (Louise), Virginia Vincent (Mrs. Whitley), Ellen Weston (Miss Emerson), Joy Bang, Peter Strauss. An unmarried couple, commune residents Stuart Kelsey and Louise Grafton, appeal to the Neighborhood Law Office for help when faced with losing their 4-year-old son. (Repeat program, originally aired 10/5/1970)

[NBC 10:30] Night Gallery [Reg]
1. The Dead Man
W: Douglas Heyes D: Douglas Heyes
With Glenn Dixon (Minister), Louise Sorel (Velia Redford), Jeff Corey (Dr. Miles Talmadge), Carl Betz (Dr. Max Redford), Michael Blodgett (John Fearing).
A doctor instructs a patient in demonstrating the symptoms of various illnesses through the power of suggestion.

2. The Housekeeper
W: Douglas Heyes D: John Meredyth Lucas
With Larry Hagman (Cedric Acton), Suzy Parker (Carlotta Acton), Jeanette Nolan (Miss Wattle), Howard Morton (Headwaiter), Cathleen Cordell (Miss Beamish).
A dabbler in black magic schemes to switch his rich wife's cold persona for a warm, loving soul.