7.40 Systems Management

8.5 Clean Air Success

8.30 Argument on Television: Programme 1

8.55 From Time to Time

9.20 Mechanics: Vectors

9.45 Ontario: Land Use

10.10 Search and Rescue

10.35 Resources in Sound

11.0 Fossil Vertebrate Distribution

11.25 Deep Sea Container Ports

11.50 Maths: Complex Analysis

12.15 Oedipus Tyrannus

1.5 Paris Exhibition 1900

1.30 Industrial Archaeology

starring Robert Donat with Kay Walsh
Denholm Elliott , Adrienne CorrI
Given a year to live by his doctor, the Rev William Thorne , vicar of a small Yorkshire parish, decides to conceal the truth from his family. But the knowledge he possesses forces him to reconsider his attitudes to both his vocation and himself.
Screenplay by ERIC AMBLER Produced by MICHAEL BALCON
Directed by CHARLES FREND. Films: p If

A series of six programmes
Jonathan Cohen , musical director and pianist, presents his own choice of music and songs with Kim Goody and the Co-operation Singers This week he is joined by Gerard Kenny and explores the work of singer/songwriters.
Musicians PETER BOITA , MO FOSTER PHIL TODD and PHIL LEE Lighting JOHN FARR
Sound ANTHONY PHILPOT
Designer GARY PRITCHARD
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Production AVRIL PRICE

The Final
Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall introduce a final of exciting trial work as the three top competitors compete for the TV Trophy The Singles Championship
Alan Jones with SPOT for Wales Lionel Pennefather with BILLY for Ireland
The Brace Championship
Alan Jones and SPOT are joined by the more powerful dog CRAIG for Wales
Dick Fortune with GLEN and JILL for Scotland
Producer PHILIP s. GILBERT

A series in which Bryan Magee talks to 15 leading philosophers about Western philosophy today.
7: The Spell of Linguistic Philosophy, with Bernard Williams , former Professor of Philosophy at Cambridge, now Provost of King's.
Series prepared by BRYAN MAGEE Director TONY TYLEY
Executive producer JANET HOENIG
Book (same title), £7 50, from bookshops

If you had the chance, who would you most like to meet?
This week's guest Bob Geldof lead singer, Boom Town Rats meets The Seven:
Mary Cockcroft, business analyst, aged 24
Keith Fraser , car worker, aged 23 Pam Griffin , PE teacher, aged 22
Lisa Halstead , housewife, aged 23 Gary Jackson , artist, aged 23
John Mcllvride , actor, aged 24 Mark Renton , undergraduate, aged 18
Each week the ' Seven' have the chance for an exchange of views with a personality of their choice. Their guests will come from any one of the worlds of showbusiness, politics, industry or the arts.
Director PETER HAMILTON
Producer DEREK TOWERS . BBC Manchester

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An anthology of films based on the stories of nine distinguished American authors of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Tonight:
Soldier's Home by ERNEST HEMINGWAY starring Richard Backus
Harold Krebs is a soldier who returns home one year after the end of World War I. The parades, the banners and the hurrahs for returning heroes are over, and Harold faces a painful time of readjustment.
Music by DICK HYMAN ,
Screenplay by ROBERT GELLER Produced by DAVID B. APPLETON Directed by ROBERT YOUNG
Executive producer ROBERT GELLER

Each week Michael Charlton is joined by two guest interviewers for BBC2's TV press conference. National and international figures discuss and explain their views and intentions.
Producer ANNE Mom

In the past week on BBC2, in five documentary films,
, Christopher Booker , . Michael Frayn ,
Colin Ward. Patrick Nutteens and Raymond Williams made the most thorough examination of the modern British environment ever seen on television.
Tonight, in a studio programme chaired by Brian Redhead , there will be a live discussion of the issues raised by the films, about our cities, suburbs, new towns, modern architecture and the countryside.
It will be a chance for architects, planners and politicians to argue back. Among them will be Sir Hugh Casson
Sir Frederick Gibberd and Sir James Richards
Director KEITH CLEMENT
Producer CHRISTOPHER MARTiif

One of the most gifted jazz musicians Britain has ever produced.
(BENNY GREEN)
One of the finest jazz composers in the world. (HUMPHREY LYTTELTON) The subject of these accolades, and many more, was born on 30 December 1926 in South London. He still lives there - fame in jazz circles has brought Stan Tracey no fortune. An entirely self-taught musician, he joined ENSA as an accordionist on his 16th birthday. At 18 he fell in love with jazz, took up the piano and set about mastering the crafts of composer and arranger. Of the 150 Tracey compositions, the most steadily popular has been his Jazz Suite ' inspired by Dylan Thomas 's Under Milk Wood.
In this film STAN TRACEY tells his own story, plays solo piano, duets with MIKE OSBORNE and leads his quartet and octet. He also gives a glimpse of his teaching methods.
Do watch this one. (DAILY MAIL) Low-key but glowing. (THE OBSERVER) An absorbing, not to say loving documentary. (THE GUARDIAN) Film editor PETER WEST
Producer GEOFFREY HAYDON

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starring James Franciscus Suzanne Pleshette Genevieve Page
Youngblood Hawke , a Kentuckian truck driver, leaps to fame and fortune overnight when his first novel is accepted for publication by the aggressive New York publisher Jason Prince. But his success in the Manhattan literary jungle soon leads to financial and amorous entanglements ...
Screenplay by DELMER DAVES from the novel by HERMAN WOUK
Produced and directed by DELMER DAVES