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: Open University
7.40 Geography8.5-8.30 Philosophy
8.55 Man-made World
9.20 Biochemistry
9.45 Ecology
10.10 Linear Maths
10.35 Open Forum
11.0 Concorde
11.25 Importance of Parliament
11.50 Maths
12.15 Maths: Matrix Approach
12.40 Industrialisation
1.5 Prime Minister's Office
1.30 Upper Clyde Shipbuilders
: News Review
with John EdmundsEditor BILL NORTHWOOD
Contributors
: The New Beginning
The story of Jesus told in pictures 4: Follow Me StorytellerRAY SMITH
Music RAYMOND PREMRU
Adapted for television and produced by MOLLY cox .
Contributors
: Religious America
4: PoWRED MCDANIEL was shot down over Vietnam and imprisoned for nearly six years. He reckons the experience strengthened his faith.
A WGBH production
: The World About Us
The Spirit World of Tidikawa Narrated by John RoweThe Bedamini people lead hard and simple lives in the rain forests of New Guinea. They grow crops and hunt wild animals ... and if food gets very scarce, they eat other people. But though their day-to-day lives are basic, the Bedamini have a complex mythology. They believe that in the forest there is a world of spirits that mirrors the world of men.
Directed by JEF and su DORING Presented by COLIN LUKE
Series edited by ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS
Contributors
: International Cabaret
from London's Talk of the Town Introduced by Kenneth Williams starringFrom Denmark Nina
From Mexico Pepe Jaramillo From England
Keith Harris, John Klox ALYN AINSWORTH
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Script by KENNETH WILLIAMS and PETER ROBINSON
Designer STEVE BROWNSEY Producer ERNEST MAXIN
Kenneth Williams 's Preview: page 5
Contributors
: Handel at St John's
played by the Academy of St Martin-in-the-Ficids director Neville MarrinerGeorge Malcolm (harpsichord)
London's river Thames and the nearby St John's Church, Smith
Square, is the visual setting for a programme of music by Handel which can be heard simultaneously in stereo sound on Radio 3.
NEVILLE MARRINER'S world-famous chamber orchestra play The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba; the Water Music Suite in D; the Harpsichord Concerto, Op 4 No 3, in G minor; and the Concerto Grosso, Op 6 No 11, in A major. Produced and narrated by KENNETH CORDEN
Director RODNEY GREENBERG A BBC/RM co-production
Contributors
: News on 2
Weather: Chéri
by COLETTE: dramatised in five parts by MICHAEL VOYSEY starring Yvonne MitchellScott Antony. Brenda Bruce
Cheri has come back to Lea. Pt 4
Producer MARTEN LlSEMORE
Director CLAUDE WHATHAM
Contributors
: Network
Programmes made specially for audiences in the BBC Regions and now seen countrywide.This week: It Began with Iron-and It Ended with Coal (BBC Wales)
The story of industry in South-East Wales, traced in the relics of that age of hard labour.
Narrated by Wyn Thomas
Script and research by ERIC ROWAN Producer GETHYN STOODLEY TIIOMAS
Contributors
: Open Door
People Make TelevisionTonight The British Society for Social Responsibility in Science make a programme they call Science for People
Now after decades of television worship of the wonders of science, 45 minutes for those who feel that the society that produced Flixborough, Concorde, asbestosis, CS gas, napalm, Space Race, must be changed.
Open Door is produced by the public. Skilled help and advice is available from the BBC's Community Programme Unit.
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