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: Champion the Wonder Horse
Champion is the leader of a herd of wild horses, and Ricky is the only human he trusts absolutely,: Canoe: Part 2: Elementary paddling
From the Outward Bound School at Ashburton, DevonWith Derek Pritchard, Jeff Choat and Gay Goldsmith.
Introduced by John Earle
Contributors
: State Visit of The Queen of The Netherlands
The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh welcome Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard at The Home Park, Windsor, and drive in state with them to Windsor Castle, where they will be met in the State Apartments by other members of the Royal Family.(My Choice: H.E. The Netherlands Ambassador: page 5)
Contributors
: Interval
: Fo a Fe
Welsh comedy series(English transmitters only)
: Interval
: Along the River
Today's Watch with MotherContributors
: State Visit of The Queen of The Netherlands
A repeat of this morning's broadcast from Windsor.: Good Sailing: 4: Racing
Basic rules and procedures.Introduced by Jack Knights
Contributors
: The Countryman
A magazine programme about the British countrysideIntroduced by Duncan Carse who took a week off to explore one of Britain's longest footpaths - the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Geoffrey Weaver visited Frome Market, Somerset, to meet the auctioneers and their customers.
(from Bristol)
Contributors
: Jackanory: Folk Tales from the West: Giants and Skillywiddens
by Eileen MolonyWith Francis Monk
Today 'Giants and Skillywiddens'
Contributors
: Animal Magic
introduced by Johnny Morris The World of AnimalsIn the wild, in the zoo, at home - a magazine of stories about animals constantly illustrating their own kind of magic.
(From Bristol)
Contributors
: John Craven's Newsround
John Craven with rapid reports featuring some of today's unusual events.Contributors
: It's the Wolf
and Motor MouseA series of colour cartoons
: Hector's House
The varied adventures of Hector the Dog and Zaza the Cat, not forgetting next-door-neighbour Mrs Kiki Frog.: National News
and Weather: Nationwide
Reporting Scotland - Wales Today -Scene Around Six - Look North - Midlands Today - Look East - South Today - Points West - Spotlight South WestWith the news and views in your area tonight and in the country at large. Presented by Michael Barratt and Bob Wellings.
Contributors
: Television Top of the Form: Heat 2: Wales: Welshpool v Llanelli
Can you keep pace with the young generation as they take up the challenge to become the Top Team of 1972?Contributors
: Tomorrow's World
Raymond Baxter introduces a weekly report on the invention that could prove revolutionary... the breakthrough doctors hoped for... the idea engineers knew had to work... on the whole fast-changing world of science, medicine and technology that will alter tomorrow.With James Burke.
Contributors
: Hollywood Premiere: Stranger on the Run
Drama - mystery - romance in films for today being shown in this country for the first time.Starring Henry Fonda, Anne Baxter, Michael Parks, Dan Duryea, Sal Mineo.
Ben Chamberlain, a down-and-out drunken drifter, arrives in a tough railroad town to help the sister of a friend. But the girl has mysteriously disappeared and when Chamberlain starts asking questions about her he has to run for his life from the brutal railroad guards who run the town.
Contributors
: Nine O'Clock News
Presented by Peter Woods with the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the worldWeather
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: A Place of Your Own: Tuesday's Documentary
A film by Don Haworth.The increase in house prices during the past year has been the greatest on record, and in the South East of England the scramble for property has, in the words of one building society, reached the proportion of 'almost panic buying.'
This is the stuff to make the headlines. But it's only the latest turn in the hitherto silent revolution by which home ownership has spread in 50 years from one family in ten to more than half the population.
The building societies, which have made it happen, are unique institutions. The embodiment of capitalist respectability, yet they make no profit and take pride in their origins in the building clubs formed by resolute and radical working men last century.
Contributors
: Film 72
Earlier today the 44th Annual Academy Awards were presented in the Los Angeles Music Center. Barry Norman gives a full list of the results, talks to some of the winners and shows extracts from the winning films.Favourite contenders include: Gene Hackman, Jane Fonda, Ben Johnson, Ann-Margret and the films: The French Connection, The Last Picture Show, A Clockwork Orange.
In addition Charles Chaplin gets a special Oscar.
Contributors
: 24 Hours
with the latest news in pictures: The Bitter Sands
Patrick Garland reads from "The Desert Fathers"Contributors
: Weatherman
followed by National and Regional News and Weather (all except London) ClosedownAbout this project
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