followed by The Weather
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Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player compete for $50,000 prize-money over fifty-four holes of stroke-play on three Japanese courses.
$25,000 for the winner, $15,000 for second, $10,000 for third
Tonight: Round 2 at Nagoya Golf Club
Produced in Japan by the Tokyo Broadcasting System
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James Cameron's own series of documentary films.

"The cardinal ride of my trade is to say what the hell you like behind the shelter of the printed word. Never let the customer see the whites of your eyes..."

Tonight this distinguished news-man breaks this rule when he returns to his native Dundee.
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by Emile Zola
Dramatised in five parts by Robert Muller

For a time Nana retired to her country house and entertained Georges Hugon as well as Steiner. She has decided to return to the theatre. Count Muffat's resistance has crumbled.

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in a second programme of folk songs
accompanied by John Cameron and his Orchestra.

Lyn and Graham McCarthy display their talents in this the second of their two shows. As people who saw the first one will know, this delightful Australian husband-and-wife team have exceptionally good singing voices and their repertoire (much of it their own work) is as varied and cosmopolitan as it is tuneful. As one critic described them: "They are a folk-singing duo which has combined commercialism with authenticity in a way which has been seldom matched on either side of the Atlantic."
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The weekly arts magazine.

Man Is What He Does
Andre Malraux, novelist, revolutionary, art historian, politician, and now France's Minister of Culture, talks about Antimemoirs, his strange and brilliant autobiography.

The Latent Heterosexual
Business, sex, and psycho-analysis: British premiere of a play by Paddy Chayefsky, the American playwright who went from success in television to success on Broad-way and became world famous for "Marty."
Paddy Chayefsky introduces scenes from his new play in rehearsal at the Aldwych Theatre, London, where it opens next week as part of the Royal Shakespeare Company's American Season.

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Late Night Line-Up presenting a Saturday diversion
featuring this week's group, The Moody Blues.
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Starring John Payne, Ronald Reagan, Rhonda Fleming, Coleen Gray

After his life has been saved by a stranger, a cynical gambler has to rescue his new friend from the clutches of a gold-digging girl.
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Jo has formed a liaison with Helene, once his daughter's governess. She has told him they are going to have a child.