7.40 Hans Scharoun

8.5 Diffusion

8.30 Growth and Replication

8.55 EEC: Worker Participation

9.20 Fourier Analysis and Transducer Response

9.45 Telecommunications

10.10 Religious Responses

10.35 Milk Bottles

11.0 Army

11.25 Curriculum Studies

11.50 Technology and Economics

12.15 Maths: Linear Programming

12.40 Brickworker

People make Television
The first of three programmes from Ulster is presented by The Whiterock Co-operative of West Belfast

The John Player League featuring
Nottinghamshire v Sussex
Only 13 runs separated these sides in last year's fixture. Nottinghamshire, with home advantage and a crop of promising youngsters in DEREK RANDALL , PETER JOHNSON and PHILIP WILK -INSON, together with new South African import CLIVE RICE , will be battling hard to move up the table.
PETER WALKER introduces the programme which includes news of today's other fixtures:
Glamorgan v Warwickshire Gloucestershire v Middlesex Hampshire v Kent
Somerset v Derbyshire
Surrey v Northamptonshire Worcestershire v Yorkshire
Commentators at Trent Bridge: JIM LAKER, and JOHN ARLOTT who says:
TV presentation BOB DUNCAN. ROY NORTON
BBC Wales: Glamorgan v Warwickshire

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Kenneth Kendall
Editor PETER JENNING

A Girl Named
Devika Devika Rajbans is a 20-year-old design student in Bombay. She's talented, ambitious and beautiful -born in an India free from foreign rule and increasingly free from repressive social customs.
The first of two films from the series of six which last year showed the life-styles of six girls from six different countries.
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER FARSONS ‡

starring Helen Reddy in her first-ever solo concert performance in this country.
A few years ago a young girl emigrated from Australia to America with little more than hope packed in her bags.
Today HELEN REDDY 'S success story is American showbusiness history. Accompanied by the ALAN PETERS ORCHESTRA conducted by MIKE WARREN
Sound JOHN DRAKE
Lighting JOHN CROWTHER
Presented by NICK HUNTER (Manchester) (Heken Reddy appears by arrangement With JEFFREY 8. KRUGER)
Reddy for liberation: pages 9-10

James Blades , veteran percussionist and a leading authority in his field, beat his drum for the BBC's overseas war-time V signal and struck his tam-tam for the boom of the J. Arthur Rank gong. Join him on a tour of orchestral percussion instruments and their history, liberally spiced with anecdotes from 50 years' experience. He is assisted on the piano, and sometimes on other instruments by his wife, Joan Goossens.
Sound DBRBK MILLER-TIMMINS Lighting JOHN TREAYS
Designer KEITH CHEETHAM Producer DENIS MORLARTY

starring (in order of height)
'.The Great Nuclear Misunderstanding lasted 2 minutes and 28 seconds.' Now, three yewrs after the holocaust, a motley group of survivors lead a precarious existence in a desolate landscape.
Director RICHARD LESTER. Films; p 13

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Leslie Sands reads Woak Hill by William Barnes