7.40 Foundation Maths: Vectors

8.5 Perception

8.30 Pure Maths: Rings

8.55 Encouraging Regional Development

9.20 Secularisation

9.45 Cells and Organisms

10.10 Education in Trinidad

10.35 Maths: Oscillations

11.0 Masters and Mistresses

11.25 Poetry of W.H. Auden

11.50 Changing Gravity

12.15 The Phillips Curve

12.40 Materials and their Environment

1.5 Romantic Recital

1.30 Conditioning and Learning

Paramount Presents .. Today starring
Jerry Lewis , Jill St John
Jerry Lewis plays Raymond Phiffier , a walking disaster area in Tuttle's department store ...
Director FRANK TASHLIN
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A closer look at the politicians, tactics and progress of Parliament. Presented by NOEL LEWIS
Editor JOHN DANVERS

Weather

A History of the Geordie Speaking Peoples by ALAN PLATER with Ian Cullen and David Buck
From T. Dan Smith back to the Venerable Bede, 1100 years of the gossip, scandals, successes, disasters and cupidities that happened by the banks of the Tyne and behind the facades of Newcastle. The men and women whose lives are remembered in the programme are played by a company led by David Buck as the eternal Geordie; with Judi Lamb and Lyn Douglas as the women in his family and James Bate as his son.
Designer DES CHINN
Assistant producer ROBIN DRAKE ,
Producer MICHAEL CROUCHER. BBC Bristol

The last of five plays A Dream of Living by ROBERT MULLER
The ' beautiful people ', Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald , on the rampage in the Paris of 1925. Producer ROSEMARY HILL
Director PHILIP SAVILLE

Women's golf (along with lady drivers and mothers-in-law) used to be the butt of all masculine ridicule. Even today, there is one club in England which forbids women to walk past its windows wearing trousers.
That club is not Sunningdale, where the Colgate International Women's Championship is staged next week.
On the eve of this event, this programme reflects the endless practice and years of dedication put in by the top women golfers in the world, including Ren6e Powell , the only black touring lady professional, as they strive to become best in a sport where not just talent but appearance counts as well.
A CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE production

In Concert
Country music at its best from a great American singer, recorded during his last visit to England.
Musical director DEL NEWMAN Lighting BILL MILLAR Sound LARRY GOODSON Designer ROGER CANN
Producer JOHNNIE STEWART

To Die - To Live
The Survivors of Hiroshima
The dropping of the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima was the greatest single catastrophe man has ever inflicted upon man. But even from this clinical, impersonal mass-annihilation a great many people did come out alive - though burdened with guilt, fear and with the danger of possible radiation after-effects.
To mark the anniversary of the Hiroshima bomb, Horizon presents a film about the thoughts and feelings of the survivors. Based on interviews with a great many of them, it presents an impression of what it is like to go through the A-bomb experience. How does man behave in a cataclysm? How can people, or even a whole city, live with - and live by - the memory of such a shattering event? And in what sense are we all survivors of Hiroshima'?
This memorable programme ..
(DAILY TELEGRAPH)
Made in collaboration with DR ROBERT JAY LIFTON , Professor of Psychiatry, Yale University
Editor PETER GOODCHILD
Written and directed by ROBERT VAS

Weatherman

Paramount Presents.... Tonight starring Joel McCrea
Veronica Lake
One of Preston Sturges 's most brilliant films of the 40s-a satirical comedy about Hollywood itself. A top comedy director, John L. Sul livan, decides to inject some realism into his movies, and tries to live the life of a tramp. His first efforts meet with hilarious failure but later events take a more serious turn.
Written and directed by PRESTON STURGES
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