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3: Allocating Resources-Differing Views

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Rt Hon Reginald Maudling explains

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Catch-22 was a first novel which passed into folklore and became a world best seller and an expensive and successful film.
This week, 13 years after Catch-22 came out, its author Joseph Heller has his second novel published. It's called Something Happened. Robert Robinson talked to Heller in New York about his new book and about Catch-22, and went with him to City College in Harlem where Heller teaches creative writing.
Also this week, novelist Anthony Burgess pays homage to Flann O'Brien , the Dublin journalist who died scarcely recognised in 1967 and whose 1939 publication At Swim Two Birds is rated by some as a modern classic of comic fiction.
Studio director MARTIN L. BELL Producer PHILIP SPEIGHT
Executive producer WILL WYATT

for the BBC2 Trophy Dewsbury v Leigh
Dewsbury are at home to Leigh, Trophy winners in 69 and 72. Commentator EDDIE WARING
Producer RAY LAKELAND

A comedy film series in which con their way from adventure to misadventure across the American Mid-West of the 30s.

Virginia McKenna as ' Daisy' by DAVID TURNER with Producer
mark SHIVAS
Director JAMES CELLAN JONES
Book (same title), 45p, from bookshops

Bob Harris introduces Supertramp
Country Joe McDonald
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON

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