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: Golf: The Open
The 108th Championship HARRY CARPENTER introduces the third round from RoyalLytham and St Annes
The tradition and prestige of ' The Open' has attracted the world's best golfers to Lancashire this week where there is record prize money of £155,000.
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: How Do You Do?
CARMEN MUNROE introduc rhymes and counting games and tells a story. Cheng's CatContributors
: Midday News
Weather JIM BACON: Golf: The Open
The 108th Championship from Royal Lytham and St Annes HARRY CARPENTER introduces further coverage of the third round.Contributors
: Agaton Sax and the Feast at Bykoping: 1
A cartoon in three partsTwo dastardly crooks escape from a London jail determined to become the world's greatest criminals. The Swedish sleuth, Agaton Sax, and Chief Inspector Lispington of Scotland Yard are soon on the trail.
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: We're Going Places
Peter Purves and Sue Cook with more things to see and places to go on a summer's day out. Guest reporters this weekDavid Bellamy on Beachcombing Carol Chell on Playbuses Gordon Astley on Roller-skating The phone number for the Weekend Diary is [number removed]
Assistant producer CYRIL GATES
Producer DAVID BROWN. BBC Manchester The address for fact sheets is
Room 5007 New Broadcasting House, Manchester X.
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: Nationwide
News from London, and with studio and film features from all corners of the country.Presented by FRANK BOUGH SUE LAWLEY, HUGH SCULLY
JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS
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: Star Trek: Arena
TV's most famous sci-fi series starringA treacherous attack obliterates the outpost on Planet Cestus Three and the USS Enterprise hurtles in hot pursuit of a mysterious alien vessel, only to be halted by an incredible occurrence. The fantastic contest which follows is to try the strength and skill of Captain Kirk to the utmost, but it is not only these attributes which are on trial.
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: Project Apollo: The Men Who Walked on the Moon
In two separate programmes tonight, James Burke looks back on the Apollo Moon landings. Now that ten years have passed, the full story of how and why America sent men to the Moon 'for all mankind' can be told.In this first programme, based on exclusive interviews with seven former Apollo astronauts and illustrated by the beautiful film they shot in space, the dramatic real-life adventure story of the Moon landings is told more frankly than ever before. Among other things, it is revealed that the first landing of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin ten years ago tonight was far closer to disaster than was admitted at the time.
For an analysis of why the Moon landings happened and what the world got out of it, see The Other Side of the Moon on BBC2 at 10.25* pm tonight.
Written by JAMES BURKE
Videotape editor TERRY BENNELL
Production assistant PENNY FAIRFAX
Produced by STUART HARRIS
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: The Royal International Horse Show
from Wembley Arena featuringThe John Player Trophy - Grand Prix of Great Britain
(Holder : HARVEY SMITH With Sanyo San Mar)
Seldom does the Royal International go by without Harvey Smith winning one or more of the big classes. Tonight's featured class consists of two rounds with only the top third going into the second round. The faults are added together and in the event of equality there is a jump-off against the clock. Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS and RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
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: Spike Milligan in Q7
Written by Spike Milligan and Neil ShandWith John Bluthal, Alan Clare, John D. Collins, Robert Dorning, David Lodge, Neil Shand, Keith Smith, Julia Breck, Sheila Steafel, Stella Tanner, Rita Webb
Also appearing Frank Bough, Ronnie Scott, Boobsie the Dog
"Fritha's Theme" from "The Snow Goose" performed by Ed Welch
11.15* News Headlines; Weather
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: The Late Film: Love Me or Leave Me
Starring James Cagneywith Doris Day, Cameron Mitchell
The exciting 20s - the early days of jazz. Aggressive promoter Martin Snyder makes dime-a-dance girl Ruth Etting into a star but cannot bear it when she begins to outgrow him.
Cagney was nominated for an Academy Award for his powerful performance in this Oscar-winning picture.
Films: page 19
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