"When Willy Went to the Wedding" by Judith Kerr

How can a fairer pattern of pay ever be established in industry?
Frank Scuffham finds a possible answer at a South Wales cement plant, where workers have a big say in grading their own jobs.

Weather

The famous American country music singer introduces a variety of his and other people's music at Cesar's Club, Luton
With George IV tonight are:
Ralph McTell, one of Britain's top folk entertainers
The Rovers, a lively band of songsters from Vancouver
Des Lane, the penny whistle man
Roy Warhurst, a versatile Canadian fiddler

Singing softly: page 4

Soviet scientists are restricted in their freedom to travel and study abroad, to attend scientific conferences and to communicate with foreign colleagues.
Soviet scientists seeking to uphold these and other basic political rights - guaranteed by Soviet law -have been intimidated, dismissed from their posts, and officially ostracised by the scientific community. Some have been detained in mental hospitals, or exiled.

The campaign of repression against advocates of human and political rights has recently been intensified. It has threatened even Andrei Sakharov, one of the Soviet Union's greatest physicists, so much so that the American National Academy of Sciences has warned that future scientific cooperation with the Soviet Union will be jeopardised unless Sakharov is left free and unmolested. In Britain concern has recently focused on the misuse of psychiatry to declare insane hundreds of Soviet dissidents.

In tonight's special programme from the Royal Institution, London, scientists and doctors will discuss the situation of their Soviet colleagues and consider what action they should take.

Among those taking part are: Prof Sir Derek Barton, Prof Sir Alexander Haddow, Prof F.A. Jenner, Dr Harold Merskey, Prof Brian Spalding, Prof Sir Harold Thompson, Prof John Ziman
Chairman Prof Sir George Porter

Starring Jack Lemmon, Lee Remick
with Charles Bickford, Jack Klugman

Joe Clay, a California PR man, falls in love with Kirsten Arnesen, a client's secretary. Joe is a steady drinker and he soon converts Kirsten from teetotalism. Their marriage is an imperceptible decline into alcoholism.

with Ian Smith; Weather

Tony Bilbow and Philip Jenkinson present a round-up of what's going on in the film world both here and abroad including the latest film by the French director Francois Truffaut, Day for Night (La Nuit Americaine).
Philip Jenkinson: page 11