6.5 Maths Methods: Line Integrals
6.30 Culture and Community: Spain, 2
6.55 Images: The Surface of Mars
7.20 Metals with Wings
7.45 Visual Illusions: Now You See it

Today: South Seas Scare, Scooby Gumbo, Alaskan King Coward
(Repeat)

with Indira Joshi. Indian Folk Tales Binjo and Sayni: 2

(Repeat)

with the Cardiff gang

2.0 Foxhall Maiden Stakes (7f)
.2.30 Alycidon Stakes (1½m)
3.5 Extel Stakes (Handicap, 11m)
The season's richest handicap of its kind, worth over 920,000 to the winner.
3.40 The Ralph Hubbard Memorial Nursery Stakes (Handicap. 5f)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

with James Ellison
In order to meet the terms of her inheritance, heiress Nancy Fleming pays a 'plain American' workman to marry her and then leaves him. There follows a madcap race to Reno where both husband and wife are determined to be the first to file for divorce. But romance is in the desert air ...
Lucille Ball stars in this charming comedy of love triumphing over greed.
Screenplay JOHN TWIST , HELEN MEINARDI from the story by THOMAS WILLIAMSON Produced byCLIFF REID
Directed by GARSON KANIN
(First showing on British television) Films: page 14

An award-winning natural history of the Wild West, narrated by Barry Paine
2: The Land of Sleeping Mountains
Death Valley, the Great Salt Lake, volcanoes, silver mines, ghost towns, and nuclear test ranges are all part of the strange land called the Great Basin which lies between the Rocky Mountains and the spectacular Sierra Nevada in California.
The Indians believe that one day the sleeping mountains will awake and drive the white men from their land. Geologists say that major earthquakes are due, and a catastrophic eruption may occur in California's backyard, the Owens Valley.
Spectacularly successful in translating vast expanses of natural habitat to the small screen. (TIME OUT) Film cameraman MIKE HERD. Written and produced by MICHAEL ANDREWS
Book (same title) £ 17.50 from booksellers

Disneyland, the Queen Mary, Mann's Chinese Theatre: they're all here in Hollywood - so is Russell Harty , who keeps you up-to-date with all the news and gossip.

Frank Muir and John Amis
Denis Norden and Ian Wallace with questions set by Steve Race
Television presentation DOUGLAS HESPE

from Bamsdale. It may seem an odd time to start a vegetable patch, but Geoff Hamilton is determined to fill that gap in the spring, when prices are high at the greengrocers.
Betty Metcalf explains how pests can be controlled biologically, and Johnny Lovell has doubts that summer pruning of fruit is always necessary. Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON Producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill

Pop Goes the Question
Joe finally makes a proposal - but it's not quite the proposal Rhoda had in mind!

The last of the series
Janet Vaughan interviewed by Polly Toynbee
Janet Vaughan has led a very full life. In her early work as a doctor in the 1920s she helped establish the cure for anaemia, a common blood disease which used to prove fatal.
Just before the Second World War she helped set up Britain's first National Blood Transfusion Service, and she treated the victims of the blitz. When the war ended Janet Vaughan went to
Belsen, and saw the horrors of the concentration camp. After the war she became Britain's expert on the effects of radiation on humans, with her work on strontium and plutonium.
As Principal of Somerville, the women's college in Oxford, Janet Vaughan was instrumental in raising the number of women and getting the women's college the same status as those of the men in Oxford.
An eminent scientist and a brilliant academic, Dame Janet Vaughan is also a witty talker.
Film cameraman DEREK BANKS
Sound recordist GRAHAM RODGER Film editor DAVID ELLIOTT Producer LOUISE panton

A Forty Minutes documentary
The wealthy Hendon housewife who has to lose weight so that she can have her eyes lifted; an ex-WRAF officer in a last-ditch bid to shed six pounds so that she can squeeze into her wedding dress; a professional gambler, too heavy for the scales-these are three of the inmates of Henlow Grange with everything to lose and nothing to gain. After a week of hot wax baths, the high-pressure hydro, and the infamous G5 (known in the trade as the 'Black and Decker')-the trio can assess whether the creation of a new slim svelte self was worth all that had to be endured.
Executive producer ROGER MILLS Director MARK CHAPMAN (Postponed from 20 June)

A concert specially recorded at the Questors Theatre, London, in which Georgie Fame is accompanied by the Blue Flames and featuring the alto saxophonist Peter King.
Producer LAURENCE VULLIAMY

Feature film starring Natalie Wood Steve McQueen , Edie Adams
Frustrated by the strictures of her Italian family, Angie finds herself pregnant by a handsome, but irresponsible, musician.
Natalie Wood and Steve McQueen give outstanding performances in this dramatic, yet tender, story,
Written by ARNOLD SCHULMAN Produced by ALAN J. PAKULA Directed by ROBERT MULUGAN
Films: page 14