7.05 British Rail Systems
7.30 Housing in Haringey
Today's story:
The Three Friends by RUTH HIRSCH
Guest storyteller Sam Kydd Presenters this week
Sarah Long , John Golder
Storytime from Play School, 25p, from boukshops
5.00 Napoleon
5.25 Digital Computer
5.50 Electrolytic Chlorine Cells
6.15 Semiconductors
6.40 Foundation Maths: Computing
A series of 20 programmes
A weekly look at the pleasures and problems of raising a family. 11: Jason and Eloise - The First Five Years
Five years ago Jason and Eloise were born in the same week in the same hospital. This film follows their progress through the third year when Jason has ceased to be an only child and Eloise is living in America.
Film editor ERIC MIVAL
Producer EURFRON GWYNNE JONES
with Michael Charlton
Every weekday evening an interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary.
Preceded by Weather
Associate producer JOHN SHEARER Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON
A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir, Gemma Jones, Graham Hill and Patrick Campbell, Alexandra Bastedo, Robin Nedwell
Referee Robert Robinson
with guest stars
Michele Lee , Jack Elarp
Arthur O'Connell , Sam Jaffe Bad Night in Big Butte
Smith and Jones are on the run from a particularly determined bounty hunter. And yet when Georgette appears on the scene to offer a helping hand they know from long experience that, with friends like her, they really don'need any enemies.
When six million Jews were killed by the Nazis, thousands of ordinary people lent a hand. How could they?
Callous and inhuman acts have not ceased with the Nazis. From Vietnam to the present day there have been reports of atrocities committed by people with wives and children - people who would otherwise seem perfectly normal. Were they in reality sadists gratifying their desires? Or is our society full of people whose background and upbringing make it impossible for them to disobey an evil command, even when they know it is wrong?
Some years ago Professor Stanley Milgram devised an ingenious experiment aimed at finding out whether people chosen at random could be persuaded to inflict torture. He used neither threats nor the promise of reward. He wanted to find out whether you, the man in the street, would be willing to give another human being electric shocks of 450 volts.
'A disturbing but compulsive "Horizon"' (OBSERVER)
'Fascinating programme' (DAILY TELEGRAPH)
'A riveting "Horizon"' (SUNDAY TIMES)
Presented by Angela Rippon Weather
People Make Television Friends of the Firth
The Cromarty Firth - a grim fairytale
The story of the fight against the threat of an American-backed oil refinery in the Scottish Highlands. The battlefield - an area of great natural beauty and full employment.
John Westbrook reads "Turn of the Moon" by Robert Graves
