7.40 Semiconductor Devices

8.5 Chemical Processes

8.30 Structure of the Cell

8.55 EEC

9.20 Instrumentation

9.45 Vibrations

10.10 Open Forum

10.35 Re-Location in Birmingham

11.0 Advisory Programme for Applicants: 1

11.25 Personality Growth and Learning

11.50 Environment

12.15 Maths: Dual Cones

12.40 Inflation

People make Television
The International Arts Centre

The John Player League featuring Hampshire v Sussex
Last year at Hove, Sussex lost to Hampshire by 98 runs. They will be looking to reverse that decision when the two teams meet this season in front of Hampshire's home crowd.
PETER WALKER introduces the programme which includes news of today's other fixtures. Derbyshire v Middlesex Kent v Yorkshire
Nottinghamshire v Essex Somerset t; Leicestershire Surrey v Worcestershire
Commentators at Southampton JOHN ARLOTT and JIM LAKER
TV presentation BOB DUNCAN , huw JONES

A digest of the news of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Richard Baker
Editor PETER JENNINGS

The Baboons of Gombe
The second of three African studies by Hugo van Lawick and Jane Goodall Narrated by DAVID ATTENBOROUGH
Jane Goodall and Hugo van Lawick return to the shores of Lake Tanganyika to the place where Jane first started her famous study of chimpanzees. But this time it is the family life of baboons that is the focus of attention.
What is the social structure of ' beach troop' and how is it organised? How does a mother baboon cope with an infant unwilling to be weaned? What happens to young Mango, accidentally crippled when the adults fight for food and dominance? And when an unknown male baboon attempts to join the troop, what sort of reception does he get?
ProducersBILL TRAVERS ,HUGO VAN LAWICK Presented for TV byMICHAEL SALISBURY Series ediltors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS (Bristol)

A series made in London starring Glen Campbell
Special guest Anne Murray featuring CARL JACKSON
With BILL GRAHAM, BOB FELTS and DENNIS MCCARTHY
Vocal backing MAGGIE STREDDER SINGERS Orchestra directed by RICHARD HOLMES Special musical arrangements by DENNIS MCCARTHY
Designer LESLEY BREMNESS Producer TERRY HUGHES

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The four symphonies played by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Herbert von Karajan Symphony No 4, in E minor
The programme is introduced by BERNARD KEEFFE

starring
Jean-Paul Belmondo with Charles Boyer
Francois Perier , Anny Duperey Michel Lonsdale , Claude Rich
Four days before its opening in a London cinema, BBCtv presents the British premiere of the latest film by the director of Hiroshima Mon Amour and Last Year at Marienbad.
Sacha Stavisky was a gambler and a swindler who sold millions of francs-worth of valueless bonds to French workers. When the scandal broke over 40 years ago, it rocked France, brought down the government and almost destroyed the country's parliamentary system. Alain Resnais ' film is not about the Stavisky Scandal which did not break until after Stavisky's death, but about the man himself who became a legend.
Screenplay by JORGE SEMPRUN Director ALAIN RESNAIS
This Week's Films: page 15. See also p S

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