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Our World

BBC One
on BBC One London

The European Broadcasting Union, in association with the television services of eighteen nations, presents

Our World
Unsere Welt

This evening in Europe, this afternoon in America, tomorrow in Japan, Live Television Circles the Globe for the first time ever linking five continents and bringing man face to face with mankind in places as far apart as Canberra and Cape Kennedy, Moscow and Montreal, Samarkand and Soderfors, Takamatsu and Tunis.

The babies who are being born at this moment in time
are joining a hungry and overcrowded human race,
a race responding to the challenge of the physical world,
a race aiming at artistic excellence,
a race striving to widen the frontiers of the mind,
a race reaching out beyond its own planet,
a race building for the world of tomorrow

See pages 2, 3, and 11

Contributors

Music by (E.B.U.):
Georges Delerue
Singers, music performed by (E.B.U.):
The Vienna Boys Choir
Musicians, music performer by (E.B.U.):
The Vienna Symphony Orchestra
Project Manager (E.B.U.):
Eodi Ploman
Project Engineer (E.B.U.):
Eric Griffiths
Designed by (E.B.U.):
Norman James
Writer (E.B.U.):
Antony Jay
Producer (E.B.U.):
Noble Wilson
Editor (E.B.U.):
Aubrey E. Singer
BBC Reporter (Cumbernauld):
Magnus Magnusson
BBC Outside broadcast (Cumbernauld) directed by:
Douglas Hespe
BBC Reporter (The Beatles):
Steve Race
BBC Outside broadcast (The Beatles) directed by:
Derek Burrell-Davis
Programme introduced by:
Cliff Michelmore
Presented for television by:
Ray Colley
Source: Radio Times

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