6.40 Social Psychology
7.5 Organisation Development: 2
7.30 Maths: Complex Analysis
Story: "Jonathan Just" written and illustrated by Barry Wilkinson
Presenters Karen Platt, Lionel Morton
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you four races on the first day of this great racing and social occasion, with the traditional Royal drive down the course, and record prize money of £60,000.
2.30 The Queen Anne Stakes (1m)
3.5 The Prince of Wales Stakes (1 1/4m)
The magnificent filly Rose Bowl takes on the top colts for a first prize of over £11,000.
3.45 The Ascot Stakes (Handicap) (2 1/2m)
4.20 The Coventry Stakes (6f)
Introduced by Julian Wilson
5.0 Algebra of the Unknown
5.25 Army
5.50 Moral Conflict
6.15 Genetics
6.40 Cells and Organisms
7.5 A Policeman's Lot
with Ludovic Kennedy, Richard Kershaw, Richard Whitmore
The News and an interview
Robert Robinson introduces a further selection from the year's programmes.
This week Beryl Bainbridge talks about her novels, Quentin Blake and Maurice Sendak talk about how they illustrate children's books. The ghost-writer of Pete Murray's life-story discusses with him how they collaborated; and Rt Hon Edward Heath, MP, and Shirley Conran are seen on the day they promoted their books at a Yorkshire Post Literary Luncheon.
A Personal History of the United States, written and narrated by Alistair Cooke
Alistair Cooke journeys from the Era of Wonderful Nonsense to the Depression.
Book: Alistair Cooke's America, £6.50, from bookshops
Starring Marlon Brando
Sir William Walker, British agent provocateur, ferments a revolt in the Caribbean island of Queimada in order to break the Portuguese sugar monopoly. Ten years later, he is brought back by the British Sugar Company to destroy the rebel leader he created.
Films: page 9
[NB it should be 'foments' not 'ferments']
(...if it ain't got that swing!)
The last 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: John McLevy (trumpet), Pete King (alto), Kathy Stobart (tenor), Len Skeat (bass), Martin Drew (drums) and Adelaide Hall
Richard Whitmore; Weather
Gwen Waterford reads "Floods at Bewdley" by Molly Holden
