Listings
: Play School: Dressing-Up Day
Today's story is 'Bumpety! Bumpety! Bump!' by Donald Bissetwith Carole Ward, Rick Jones
with Julie Stevens, John White
Contributors
: Medicine Today: A Discussion on Inspection of a Newborn Baby and Foetal Growth
A fortnightly series for doctorsContributors
: Square Two: 12: Calculating Change
A second start in mathematicsPresented by Bill Coleman
(For book see p 13)
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: Interval
: Open University: Science Time
A special programme.: Newsroom
with Peter Woods reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroadWeather
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: International Golf: United States v The World: Bert Yancey v Bruce Crampton
After six matches of this 13-match series the scores are level. Now, at the foot of the Mountains of Mourne, two players and a course all new to US v World seriesBert Yancey (US) v Bruce Crampton (Australia) at Royal County Down, Newcastle, Northern Ireland
Crampton finished third, with $143,000 (£60,000), on the US money list last year - a remarkable achievement for a foreigner. A fierce competitor and stickler for the rule-book, he is not always popular among his American opponents, but they still voted him one of their players of the year. Today, he meets in Yancey a man who has twice been third in the US Masters and is one of the game's classic swingers.
Prize-money: $4,000 to the winner $2,000 to the loser.
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: Wheelbase
Wheelbase covers the world of motoring.Tonight a profile by Barrie Gill and Maxwell Boyd of 'Flying Scot' Jackie Stewart, fastest man in grand prix racing and motor sport's best-paid driver. Do his world-wide business interests, his own motor shows all over Europe and his much-publicised home life in Switzerland now threaten to overshadow his skill in the driving seat? What sort of home life does he have with only six days to himself a year?
Michael Frostick reports from Turin on the car of the week, the new Fiat 127, and test-drives this economical Italian family saloon in the foothills of the Alps.
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: Hollywood Star Parade: The Tea House of the August Moon
Starring Marlon Brando, Glenn Ford, Machiko Kyo, Eddie AlbertWhen the American Army of Occupation sets about rehabilitating the Okinawan village of Tobiki it finds that American dynamism is no match for Japanese conservatism.
Marlon Brando, in one of his rare comedy roles, brings to the part of the wily interpreter, Sakini, much more than a mere comic characterisation.
(This Week's Films: page 9)
Contributors
: Late Night Line-Up: Television: an Assessment
Rt Hon Anthony Wedgwood Benn, MP argues his point of view with other politicians and broadcastersContributors
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