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: Dastardly and Muttley
in their flying machines A comedy cartoon: Jackanory
With HUGH LLOYDThe Impecunious Hero by CHARLES PHILLIPS
Today: The Black Jackanapes
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: Devlin
The adventures of Ernie Devlin , a daring motor-bike stunt performer.Contributors
: Roobarb
When Roobarb mixed the paintTold by RICHARD BRIERS
The Second Roobarb Annual, £1.45, from bookshops
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: The Boy from Lapland
4: Ante and his employer Hensik lead the reindeer up to the Northern pastures.Story told by MARTIN jarvis
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: News
Weather BILL GILES: Bod
Bod and the birdsNarrated by JOHN LE MESURIER and MAGGIE HENDERSON
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: Play School
A programme for children under 5 PresentersCHLOE ASHCROFT, LIONEL MORTON
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: Speed Buggy
Just that little bit more than a car, Speed Buggy is the ' pet' of engineer Tinker and his pals Mark and Debbie. In this series the four of them run into one thrilling and action-packed adventure after another.: Ask Aspel
Michael Aspel introduces your television requests.With him in the studio this week James Hunt
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER
(Send your requests to: Ask Aspel, BBC Television. London W12 8QT)
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: Nationwide
Look North, South Today,Look East, Midlands Today, Points West and Spotlight South West
Then at 6.25 the national scene, co-ordinated this week by Michael Barratt , Frank Bough
Dilys Morgan , Valerie Singleton and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Tuesday)
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: Man and Boy
The last of five programmesThe Man - MIKE KENDALL - and the Boy - SIMON KING - explore the British countryside in search of the abundant wildlife which is there for anyone to see - if they care to look for it.
This week: The Highlands
Film cameraman MARTIN SAUNDERS Film editor CHARLES ALDRIDGE
Director JOHN KING. BBC Bristol
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: It's a Knockout
(Jeux sans Frontieres)The fourth International heat in which teams from the following seven countries compete for the Eurovision It's a Knockout Golden Trophy.
Great Britain: Kirklees Belgium: Tournai
France: Villefranche-sur-Saone Germany: Traunstein Holland: Oldekerk
Italy: Riva del Garda
Switzerland: Fullinsdorf from Roundhay Park, Leeds Introduced by STUART HALL and EDDIE WARING
International referees
GENNARO OLIVIERI, GUIDO PANCALDI British referees
ARTHUR ELLIS and MIKE SWANN
Designer PAUL MONTAGUE
Games arranger PAUL TRERISE Director GEOFF WILSON Producer CECIL KORER BBC Manchester
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: Are You Being Served?
by JEREMY LLOYD , DAVID CROFT and MICHAEL KNOWLES featuringShoulder to Shoulder
Young Mr Grace decides to decorate the ladies' department so the lady assistants have to share the men's counter.
Director RAY BUTT
Producer DAVID CROFT
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: Band Beat
Introduced by Roy CastleAlyn Ainsworth directing the BBC Radio Big Band guest singer Marian Montgomery Mr Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band
The Ronnie Scott Quartet featuring Louis Stewart
Lighting TOMMY MOTTRAM Sound KEN GREGORY
Designer PETER MAVIUS
Producer JOHNNIE STEWART
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: Cup Football
Action highlights from one of the leading ties in the Football League Cup tournament. Tonight the top teams join in the Second Round. Last season, Manchester City won the trophy for the second time since it began in 1960. Commentator BARRY DAVIESTV presentation by JOHN MCGONAGLE Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
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: The War Lords
Six programmes. 5: RooseveltA. J. P. Taylor tells the story of Franklin Delano Roosevelt , four times elected President of the United States, who brought America into the Second World War after Pearl Harbour. ' This strange man, the most enigmatic of the War Lords, though perhaps not the greatest of them, was the most successful. It was Roosevelt who made the United States the most powerful country in the world. But now, if one looks at him again, there is about him a sort of emptiness.' a. j. p. TAYLOR describes the personal decisions Roosevelt made which changed the course of the war. He assesses Roosevelt's relationships with the other Allied leaders, and reveals the strange background of the American President's secret life.
Producer EDWARD MIRZOEFF
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