7.40 Time Base Generator

8.5 Kinetics of Fast Reactions

8.30 Earth History

8.55 Advisory Programme for Applicants (2)

9.20 Modulation and Noise

9.45 The Jet Engine

10.10 Open Forum

10.35 Thermodynamics

11.0 Secularisation

11.25 Personality Growth and Learning

11.50 Traffic Control

12.15 Maths - Chebyshev Polynomials

12.40 San Francisco Railway (1)

The John Player League featuring
Hampshire v Leicestershire
PETER WALKER introduces the programme which includes news of today's other matches Essex v Kent
Gloucestershire v Surrey
Warwickshire v Derbyshire
Lancashire v Northamptonshire Middlesex v Sussex
Nottinghamshire v Yorkshire
Commentators at Bournemouth: JOHN ARLOTT and JIM LAKER
Television presentation:
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON and JOHN MCNICHOLAS

with Kenneth Kendall
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

Bushman of the Kalahari
'Originally I was an outsider and then I became more and more involved with the Bushmen 'tit today they say, flatteringly, " You're almost half a Bushman ".'
The story of Dr Hans-Joachim Heinz and the Bushmen of Bere Narrated by JIM DOUGLAS HENRY
DR HEINZ made his first expedition into the Kalahari Desert. 16 years ago, and was amazed and fascinated by the groups of little golden brown hunters he found there. They still lived by digging roots from deep beneath the sand and hunting game with their poison arrows.
But Heinz decided that to survive they must adapt to modern ways - and set about leading the change himself. Now the Bushmen have cattle and goats, a borehole - and a school, run by New Zealander Liz Wily. Often she is the only white person for over 100 miles of desert. Today in Bere the new cattle drink at the borehole - and the little hunters still glide across the desert: though how much longer the old will last, not even half Bushman Heinz can say.
Producer RICHARD ROBINSON
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS

After their recent highly-acclaimed tour of America the Dankworths return to British TV screens tonight.
During the last three years Cleo Laine has received rave notices in many and varied parts of the world, and tonight we show the first part of a special concert she recorded with her husband, at the Gollegiate Theatre in London, on their return.
John Dankworth and his Orchestra provide the backing.
Jose Feliciano , international singer and guitarist, is their guest.
Sound GRAHAM HAINES
Lighting TOMMY THOMAS Producer DON SAYDER

rehearses students and young singers in scenes from Mozart's The Magic Flute
(translation by EDWARD J. DENT) with Repetiteur
RICHARD NUNN
Sir Geraint sees Mozart's Magic Flute as a pantomime with good and evil competing against each other.
Designer KEITH CHEETHAM
Producer DAVID BUCKTON

The film essay is sometimes thought to be a lost cause, or at least something of a rarity. Here is a distinguished one by LOUIS
MALLE, who can fairly be described as a ' doyen' of the art. A Human Condition is on a smaller scale than his celebrated reports on India, and on a subject much closer to home - the Renault automobile factory in Paris, where Malle lives. This is a short film with no overt message, no story, no plot line, but the implication that mass production is not human. The viewer is left to draw his own conclusions, based on what Louis Malle 's camera brings him. The film was made as Malle's response to unrest at the Renault factory. But it is not an account of industrial strife, or bargaining -instead, the eminent French director reflects the conditions and life of the workers in the car factory. ' A human condition ...

Starring Joseph Cotten, Agnes Moorehead
with Anne Baxter, Tim Holt, Dolores Costello

Orson Welles's second feature has the same electric feeling of excitement, freshness and discovery that pervades Citizen Kane.

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William Lucas reads Blackberry-Picking by SEAMUS HEANEY