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7.40 Chemical Reactions

8.5 Dartington Hall School

8.30 Evolution by Natural Selection

8.55 Design for Power

9.20 Computing: Linked Lists

9.45 Structure of a Liquid

10.10 The Consultant

10.35 Educational Decision-Making

11.0 Work

11.25 The State of Water

11.50 Handicapped in the Community

12.15 The Northampton Mercury

12.40 Systems Performance

1.5 The Conservative Government 1970-1972

1.30 Rubbish

Glamorgan have shown improved form this season, and Majid Khan and Malcolm Nash will be aiming for that £250 prize for the fastest televised 50. Keith Boyce of Essex is never out of the headlines for long, while skipper Keith Fletcher will be hoping to prove the England selectors wrong.

Introduced by Peter Walker, with news of today's other fixtures. Commentators at Colchester John Arlott and Jim Laker

Contributors

Presenter:
Peter Walker
Commentator:
John Arlott
Commentator:
Jim Laker
TV Presentation:
Bob Duncan
TV Presentation:
John Vigar

A film by Hugo van Lawick and Jane Goodall
Narrated by David Attenborough

This film dispels the hyena's reputation as one of Africa's least attractive animals. Although they will never make It into the cuddly-toy league, this remarkable record of the hyena's devotion to family life and the skill and courage they show at a kill, has helped to promote them from 'also rans' to star subjects in their own right.
BBC Bristol
Preview: page 17

Contributors

Filmmaker/Producer:
Hugo van Lawick
Filmmaker:
Jane Goodall
Narrator:
David Attenborough
Producer:
Bill Travers
Producer:
Hugo van Lawick
Presented by:
Michael Salisbury
Editor:
Michael Andrews
Editor:
Anthony Isaacs

'Most of one's life,' said Aldous Huxley, 'is one prolonged effort to prevent oneself thinking.'
Undeterred Malcolm Muggeridge puts some of the intriguing questions submitted by the viewers to Louis Allen, Prof Richard Gregory, Gillian Reynolds, Norman Stone

Contributors

Presenter:
Malcolm Muggeridge
Guest:
Louis Allen
Guest:
Prof Richard Gregory
Guest:
Gillian Reynolds
Guest:
Norman Stone
Producer:
Oliver Hunkin
Editor:
Peter Chafer

Simon Preston takes a chronological journey through the organist's repertoire, stopping en route to explain all the various stops, manuals and pedals. He demonstrates with music of different kinds and periods that the Royal Festival Hall organ needs to be a thousand instruments to accommodate the many different kinds of sound that organ music requires.

Contributors

Presenter/Organist:
Simon Preston
Film Editor:
Arthur Bennett
Producer:
Alan Benson

by Ty Haller
Authors from the Commonwealth explore their changing societies in six new plays.

'Boycott!' Jeremy and his wife Kim - who is tiring of their crusade to save the whales - come up against the forces of politics, diplomacy, and business, personified by smooth, successful brother Richard. Can anyone take on Richard and win?

Contributors

Writer:
Ty Haller
Script Editor:
Alan Seymour
Designer:
Barrie Dobbins
Producer:
Anne Head
Director:
Moira Armstrong
Jeremy:
Jeremy Newson
Hunter:
Michael Fawkes
Kim:
Valerie Colgan
Richard:
Peter Marinker
Harding:
Tony Sibbald
Kiamura:
Eric Young
Susan Dunfry:
Liza Ross

Starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye Wayne Rogers as Trapper John

A show is staged at the camp to provide a little light relief for the hardworking personnel. The show must go on of course - but unfortunately so does the war...

Contributors

Hawkeye:
Alan Alda
Trapper John:
Wayne Rogers

Starring Brigitte Bardot, Michel Piccoli, Jack Palance, Fritz Lang

Camille is happily married to Paul but his assignment to write a film script has a cataclysmic - and fatal - effect on their marriage.
Films: page 12

Contributors

Writer/Director:
Jean-Luc Godard
Camille Javal:
Brigitte Bardot
Paul Javal:
Michael Piccoli
Jeremy Prokosh:
Jack Palance
Himself:
Fritz Lang
Francesca Vandni:
Giorgia Moll
Assistant director:
Jean-Luc Godard
Siren:
Linda Veras

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