6.40 Social Psychology
7.5 Soviet Government and Politics
7.30 Language and Learning
Story: "The Cloth of Gold" by Sue Peto
Presenters Carol Chell, Jon Glover
from Headingley
The final day's play
5.0 Computers: How they work
5.25 Oil Refining in W Europe
5.50 Kant and Causality
6.15 Science: Second Level
6.40 Foundation Course
The last of eight films on the background of the present conflict
When a small and relatively underdeveloped country like Abu Dhabi strikes oil, what does it spend its money on and how does this affect the society?
with Ludovic Kennedy, Richard Kershaw and Kenneth Kendall, brings you the News and an interview with a man or woman behind the headlines.
Introduced by Robert Robinson
Anthony Eden, now Lord Avon, has just written "Another World". It deals with his first 20 years and is an account of his childhood, family background and his experiences in the First World War of which. he writes: 'I had entered the holocaust still childish and I emerged tempered by my experience and bereft of many friends, but with my illusions still intact, neither shattered nor cynical, to face a changed world.'
Lord Avon talks at his home in Wiltshire about those early years.
A Personal History of the United States, written and narrated by Alistair Cooke
In this film Alistair Cooke looks behind the rags-to-riches legends of men like John B. Rockefeller, Thomas Edison and Andrew Carnegie.
(Repeat)
(Book: "Alistair Cooke's America" £6.50, from bookshops)
Raoul Walsh Season
A film starring James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, Priscilla Lane, Gladys George
Cagney and Bogart are face to face again in the last of the great thirties gangster movies. Directed with great panache by Raoul Walsh, it marked the end of a Hollywood era that had begun with pictures like Little Caesar, The Public Enemy and Scarface.
Films: page 7
...if it ain't got that swing!
The first of three programmes in which pianist Eddie Thompson invites some of Britain's most accomplished jazz musicians to play their kind of music. Eddie's guests this week are: Kenny Baker (trumpet), George Chisholm (trombone), Danny Moss (tenor sax), Brian Brocklehurst (bass), Lennie Hastings (drums) and Marion Williams
Kenneth Kendall; Weather
Robert Powell reads "The Happy Life" by Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey.
