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JUNE 6 Future Farmers of America: Don Col¬ well, Robert Kreger, David Emmert and Dale Breeze. Subject of their discus¬ sion will be "Dairy Farming." 0 Roy Rogers—Western © City Desk—Discussion William Ray moderates panel discussion of Chicago's city problems. 0 Annie Oakley—Film "Bull's Eye." Annie finds poisoned water holes in the rangeland territory, 2:30 0 Film Feature 0 To Be Announced © Canonization Of Pope Pius X—Religious I sPECIAlI Films of the canonization of Pope Pius X (1835-1914) in the open-air ceremony at sunset in St. Peter's Square in Rome, on Saturday, May 29. NBC's Rome correspondent Jack Began will be the on-the-spot reporter, and Rev. Ed¬ ward B. Broderick of the New York Arch diocese will speak briefly. This is the cli¬ max of the Catholic Marian Year, and is expected to be witnessed by some 350,000 people. 0 Ramar Of The Jungle 3:00 © Man Of The Week Senator John C. Stennis (D., Miss.) 0 The Grenadiers—Musical © American Forum Of The Air "Is the New Look Policy Practical?" Answers are offered by Senators Styles Bridges, (R., N.H.) of the Senate Armed Services Committee, and Warren Magnu- son (D., Wash.) of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. Stephen McCormick moderates. 0 MOVIE—Feature Film 3:30 0 Youth Takes A Stand—Panel Jim McKay moderates as high school stu¬ dents debate current issues. Today's panel: Ann Rickes of Somers, N.Y., Edgar Cormier of Tarrytown, N.Y., Steven Hirsh of Norwich, N.Y., and Mary McCarthy of Philadelphia, Pa. © Zoo Parade-About Animals Marlin Perkins and members of his Zoo staff go on a collecting trip, this time to Texas, and show their specimens. 3:45 0 Tenth inning—interviews 4:00 0 Adventure—Educational (1) "The Pursuit of Truth." A demonstra¬ tion of the lie-detector and other such devices. (2) A comparison of the main trends in primitive and modern art. Sculptor Jacques Lipchitz, who currently has an exhibit at New York's Museum of Modern Art, and Dr. Gordon Ekholm, As¬ sociate Curator of Archaeology at the American Museum of Natural History, dis¬ cuss the subject. (3) The filmed adven¬ tures of three little bears who roam wild in a New England wood. Host Charles Collingwood narrates the film. © 0 Hall Of Fame—Drama "The Reckless Youth," the little known and humorous story of how Samuel Cle¬ mens (Mark Twain) won his wife Olivia Langdon. Clemens manages to wangle an invitation as houseguest at the Lang¬ don home in order to court the girl of his dreams. Her father disapproves of the shiftless newspaperman. Robert Knapp plays Samuel Clemens, 0 Super Circus—3 Ring Thrills Claude Kirchner, Mary Hartline, and the clowns are joined by: Miss Rogera, aerial ladder; Friscoe's seals; Senor Miquelito, rolypoly; and bareback rider Alberto Zoppe. > 0 Quality Theater—Film "Walt and Lavinia." A supersensitive young husband sets out to cure bis pret¬ ty wife's habit of misplacing her pos¬ sessions but he finds the medicine worse than the cure. Don DeFore and Diana Lynn. 4:30 © 0 Kukla, Fran, and Oliie Madame Ooglepuss is all aflutter pre¬ paring for summer stock. She's trying on costumes, rehearsing roles, and gener¬ ally acting very busy. Burr Tillstrom ani¬ mates the puppets, assisted by Fran Allison. 0 TV Matinee—Film "Desperate Cargo." Two Broadway danc¬ ers find themselves involved in the hi¬ jacking of a money cargo. Ralph Byrd. A-21