8.5 Thermodynamics

8.30 Earth History

8.55 Iron Bridges

9.20 Project Tutoring

9.45 Heart and Lungs

10.10 Fuel Crisis

10.35 Growth of American Cities

11.0 Transformer Core

11.25 Curriculum Studies

11.50 Fast Trains

12.15 Maths - Games Theory

12.40 San Francisco Railway (2)

The John Player League
With only two weeks left the title is still open. Who will pick up the £2,000 first prize?
With Essex, Hampshire, Kent and Worcestershire all in contention, every game could be the final.
PETER WALKER introduces the programme which includes news from all today's matches
Derbyshire v Hampshire Kent v Somerset
Leicestershire v Gloucestershire
Northamptonshire v Nottinghamshire Surrey v Warwickshire Sussex v Lancashire
Worcestershire v Glamorgan
Commentators JOHN ARLOTT and JIM LAKER
' He has an authentic Yorkshire accent, a dry humour, a deliberately laconic delivery and a deceptively fast reaction to any movement or action on the field. Among long-distance observers of a rapid incident he is more likely than anyone else to read it accurately.' JOHN ARLOTT On JIM LAKER in Armchair Cricket.
Television presentation
BOB DUNCAN and JOHN MCNICHOLAS

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world. The interesting, the picturesque, the important and the dramatic, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Richard. Baker
EditorBILL NORTHWOOD

Chinese Spirit Mediums
Narrated by william LUCAS
Soh Tee Kia, Lim Kai Cheng and Tai Kia Chooi are spirit mediums. They are diviners, healers and comforters to many Singapore Chinese who seek daily help from one of the many influential spirit gods.
But these three mediums are also skilled performers, under trance, in enduring physical pain to prove themselves powerfully possessed.
Their theatrical and brutal spectacles at large temple festivals, particularly to honour the entertaining and mischievous Monkey God, can be good self-advertisement and also an effective way for their cults' powerful sponsors to enhance their local prestige. Presented by SUE PUGH
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS

Cleo Laine , Britain's sophisticated lady of song, in the second part of her television concert recorded at the Collegiate Theatre, London.
John Dankworth and his Orchestra provide the backing
Jose Feliciano is their guest.
Sound GRAHAM HAINES
Lighting TOMMY THOMAS Producer DONALD SAYER

Weather

Rick Wakeman in Concert at the Empire Pool, Wembley accompanied by 20 ice skaters THE ENGLISH ROCK ENSEMBLE
THE NEW WORLD SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
THE NOTTINGHAM FESTIVAL VOCAL
GROUP
THE ENGLISH CHAMBER CHOIR
With music from ' The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table '; ' The Six Wives of Henry VIII '; ' Journey to the Centre of the Earth.'
Director ALAN YENTOB

This ballet was created especially for television.
In a beautiful old house a beautiful young girl is being given a dancing lesson. The girl's movements remind the old ballet mistress of her own dancing years and of her fall from the stairs of her house whilst practising.'
Music by ANDRZEJ PANUFNIK
Choreography by DAVID DREW
Photography BRIAN TUFANO , TIM SESEMANN Film editor CHUCK DESPINS Director ALAN BENSON

starring Charlton Heston
Janet Leigh , Orson Welles with Joseph Calleia , Akim Tamiroff guest appearances by Marlene Dietrich , Zsa Zsa Gabor
Honeymooning in the frontier town of Los Robles, Mike Vargas , special narcotics investigator for the Mexican Ministry of Justice, finds himself mixed up in a case involving murder, underworld racketeers - and police corruption.
Director ORSON WELLES
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