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Today's story is "Follow this Line"
Written by Michael Leary
Illustrated by John Haslam
Presenters this week Julie Stevens, Brian Cant
(Colour)
Contributors
Writer (Follow this Line):
Michael
Leary
Illustrator (Follow this Line):
John
Haslam
Presenter:
Julie
Stevens
Presenter:
Brian
Cant
A series on decimal money for people who handle cash in their jobs.
Ten programmes that look at the incidence and explanations of crime and at the treatment of criminals.
What can go wrong with individuals at various stages in their lives?
Today's programme examines things that can go wrong in young adulthood, in the prime of life, in middle age and in old age.
Introduced by Michael Molyneux
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Molyneux
Director:
Bryn
Brooks
Producer:
Tony
Roberts
with Peter Woods reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad
Weather
Contributors
Newsreader:
Peter
Woods
The High Chaparral is the home of a pioneer family in the newly won West; is the prize the settlers must hold against outlaws and Indians; and spells adventure in the wild Arizona territory of 1870.
Riding across Mexico to join in the fun of a village fiesta, Buck makes a grim discovery-in that poverty-stricken land orphan boys are bought and sold for the profitable sport of boyfighting...
Contributors
Buck:
Cameron
Mitchell
Big John:
Leif
Erickson
Manolito:
Henry
Darrow
Victoria:
Linda
Cristal
Homero Jose:
Nehemiah
Persoff
Beto:
Miguel
Alejandro
Sargente:
Carlos
Romero
Bartender:
Rodolfo
Hoyos
The first programme in a series devised by and featuring the Music and Friends of Bobbie Gentry with special guests Jerry Reed, Sue and Sunny, Hank Strzelecki
Pan's People
(Ode to Bobbie G: pages 6-7)
Contributors
Singer/Devised by:
Bobbie
Gentry
Singer:
Jerry
Reed
Singers:
Sue and
Sunny
Musician:
Hank
Strzelecki
Dancers:
Pan's
People
Choreography:
Flick
Colby
Musical Director:
John
Cameron
Vocal Backing:
The Barbara Moore
Singers
Costumes:
Anne
McKay
Sound:
Richard
Chamberlain
Lighting:
Ritchie
Richardson
Design:
John
Burrowes
Design:
Robin
Tarsnane
Producer:
Stanley
Dorfman
This week's programme in the series on Man and Science Today.
For several years now, many of us have closed our minds to the possibility of a nuclear war, as though the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki had never happened. Yet the build-up of nuclear weapons continues, with a current global stockpile equivalent to 10 tons of TNT for every person alive in the world today.
But quantity is no real measure of the problem of the balance of power. In the last 25 years over 7,000 increasingly sophisticated nuclear weapons have been developed in the US alone. The hours once available for calling off a bomber attack have been reduced to minutes with the missile systems.
Has this technology led to greater security for the countries concerned or to a situation fast becoming impossible to control? What real chance is there of ever calling off the arms race?
For this programme, Horizon filmed at a missile base in Missouri, an H-bomb museum in New Mexico, and talked to scientists personally involved in the dynamics of the arms race.
(Cover story: pages 50-52)
(Colour)
Contributors
Narrator:
Paul
Vaughan
Producer:
Peter
Jones
Editor:
Peter
Goodchild
by Carey Harrison
with Geoffrey Sumner as Jack and Keith Barron as Stephen
"I'm 55 and I don't need your blessing, all I want is... honesty."
But Jack and Stephen find that honesty between father and son is a tortured and surprising process.
(Geoffrey Sumner is appearing in "The Jockey Club Stakes" at the Vaudeville Theatre, London)
(Barron's back: page 4)
Contributors
Writer:
Carey
Harrison
Incidental Music:
Norman
Kay
Script Editor:
Tim
Aspinall
Designer:
Nigel
Curzon
Producer:
Innes
Lloyd
Director:
Christopher
Morahan
Jack:
Geoffrey
Sumner
Stephen:
Keith
Barron
from Adelaide: third day
by Satellite
Recorded highlights of the day's play.
Presented by David Kenning and Denis Kelly in collaboration with the Australian Broadcasting Commission
Contributors
Presented by:
David
Kenning
Presented by:
Denis
Kelly
with Joan Bakewell, Michael Dean, Tony Bilbow, Sheridan Morley
Contributors
Presenter:
Joan
Bakewell
Presenter:
Michael
Dean
Presenter:
Tony
Bilbow
Presenter:
Sheridan
Morley
Editor:
Rowan
Ayers