Listings
: For Schools, Colleges
9.15 ColourEngineering Craft Studies
Material Removal: Principles
The way in which cutting tools remove material is explained partly through the revealing eye of a slow-motion camera.
Commentary by PAUL BARNES
9.38 History 1917-71 Hitler's War
10.0 Music Time
10.25-10.45 Gwlad a Thref Byd Natur 4: Morlo
Y cyflwyno gan MEIRION EDWARDS Cynhyrchydd J. MERVYN Williams
(I Ysgolion Cymru: Town and Country)
11.0 Colour USA 72: Detroit
11.23 Colour Words and Pictures Sam on Boffs' Island: 6
11.40 A Year's Journey Rocks and Records
12.5 Colour Avventura: 5
Contributors
: News
: Pebble Mill at One
With BOB LANGLEY and Weatherman KEITH BESTEditor TERRY DOBSON
Contributors
: Interval
: For Schools, Colleges
2.5 Science SessionWhose Decision?
2.30 Twentieth-Century Focus The Motor Car:
The Great Horseless Carriage
: Interval
: HM The Queen
visits the BBC and opens an Exhibition which celebrates and illustrates its 50 years of broadcasting.Highlights of this morning's outside broadcast.
Scene described by TOM FLEMING
This BBC 50 exhibition. Sights and Sounds of 50 Years, in The Langham, Portland Place, London Wl, will be open to the public free of charge from
2.0 pm today until 21 December (Monday-Friday 12 noon - 9.0 pm; Saturday 12 noon - 6.0 pm). Another BBC 50 exhibition. The Technical Story, opens to the public at Mullard House, Torrington Place, on 3 November.
(Just like talking to my own mother: pages 6-7. Radio Times People: page 5)
Contributors
: The Mole
and the Rocket: Play School
A programme for children under 5: The Aeronauts
Return to Dijon: part 2Tanguy becomes the bait when a trap is set by the French counterespionage.
Director FRANÇOlS VILLIERS
Dialogue director LOUIS ELMAN Presented by PEGGY MILLER
Contributors
: Search
Presented by John Craven The Environment reporter DILYS MORGAN' Young people should have more say in what goes on around them - cos they're younger and they've got to live in it longer.' A group of children have their say on this vital and urgent problem.
Producer DAVID TURNBULL (from Bristol)
Contributors
: Nationwide
with Look North, South TodayLook East, Midlands Today Points West and Spotlight South West bringing you news and views in your region tonight
(including Regional Weather) Presented by MICHAEL BARRATT FRANK BOUGH and BOB WELLINGS
(Regional details as Monday)
Contributors
: Animal Stars
Wild animals with built-in appeal8: Bees with Tony Soper and Eva von Rueber-Staier
A series of nine programmes
Although they are venomous, we have always looked kindly upon bees. They have certainly been one of the most useful of insects. We provide bees with a ready-made hive; they provide us with wax and honey and pollinate our flowers and fruit trees. What is honey and how is it made? How is the industrious society of the bee organised?
Director ALAN STROWGER Producer JOHN SPARKS (from Bristol)
Contributors
: Mission Impossible
The exploits of a team of expert and daring undercover agents. Led by with This week: TrappedPhelps loses his memory just ' when he most needs to be alert if he is to remain alive!
Contributors
: Softly, Softly: Task Force: Run For Your Money
Contributors
: Talkback
Turning Points in Television :ntroduced by Cliff MichelmoreThe development of BBC Television comedy since the early days, and a look at some of the programmes which have influenced its progress. With a discus-, sion between viewers and people directly involved in television: director Jonathan Miller , writer Johnny Speight and Bill Cotton Jr, head of BBC Light Entertainment.
Producer MICHAEL BUKHT
Contributors
: A Party Political Broadcast
on behalf of the Labour Party(Also on BBC2)
: Sportsnight
Harry Carpenter introduces and commentates on an all-boxing night from London's Royal Albert Hall , featuringEngland v Russia
Russia's powerful amateur boxing squad, including Munich Olympic gold medallists BORIS KOUSNETSOV and VLATCHESLAV LEMECHEV , meet England in the first amateur boxing international of the season.
Russia defeated the ABA at Wembley by 8-2 in 1955. Seven years later the Russians came again to this country and won 8-2 at Wembley and two days later at Wolverhampton repeated this victory.
The Welterweight Championship of Great Britain
John Stracey v Bobby Arthur (Bethnal Green) (Coventry)
Action highlights from last night's 15-round championship battle - the main event on promoter Mike Barrett 's bill.
TV presentation by BOB DUNCAN Producer JONATHAN MARTIN Editor SAM LEITCH
Contributors
: Midweek
Presented by Ludovic Kennedy including tonight Gooks, a Canadian film about the suffering of civilians caught up in the war in South Vietnam - the people who must live off the pickings from American dumps, the small children with war injuries, the refugees.Contributors
: Bellamy on Botany
3: Deeper in the Mire: Weatherman
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