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Can lessons be drawn from the bombing of these Japanese cities to help people understand today's nuclear confrontations?
A BBC/OU production

St Lucia, the holiday isle, reveals a different face in a film which explores its vibrant folk culture and music. Dunstan St Omer has painted religious murals, Derek Walcott has become a world-renowned poet, and Luther Francois has re-created St Lucian folk music in the jazz idiom.
A BBC/OU production

A See-Saw programme by David McKee. (R)

with Johnny Ball
When the white kitten with green eyes returns, you know it's time for another tale from Johnny about adventures down on the farm.
Today Philomena finds out snow can be fun, while Boniface faces the abominable snow cat.
(R)

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A BBC/OU production

The Bell's Scottish Open Championship from the King's Course at Gleneagles Hotel Introduced by DOUGIE DONNELLY
PETER ALLISS joins the commentary team of Gordon Hewitt, Tony Jacklin, Clive Clark and Bruce Critchley including at 3.0 News and Weather and at

Regional News and Weather

Narrated by Robin Ellis
In 1980, after five years spent carving a homestead in the remote jungles of Amazonia, Jan Little 's husband and daughter died. Blind and partially deaf, Jan was left alone. Now able to see again, she returns to find the place she buried her husband and daughter.
Producer BOB SAUNDERS
Series editor TIM SLESSOR (R)

1 starring
Robert Mitchum
'Jane Russell
Vincent Price
In this thriller, set mainly in Mexico,
Mitchum plays a gambler down on his luck who accepts a generous payment to visit a luxury hotel and await further instructions. The other guests include a disillusioned gold-digging singer, a vain film star, a drunken pilot and some very sinister figures. All is not what it seems....
This unusual, and often comic, Howard Hughes production is being shown for the first time in a complete, restored version.
Screenplay by FRANK FENTON. JACK LEONARD
Produced by ROBERT SPARKS Directed by JOHN FARROW
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Sarah Kennedy presents a final live look at the world of education.
Whether you are a parent, pupil, student, teacher or adult learner, this series should have something of interest for you. Producer FRANK ASH
Editor PETER RIDING (e)

In this week's nostalgic look back, first broadcast in 1973, chairman Joseph Cooper tests the musical knowledge of panellists Joyce Grenfell , Robin Ray and Patrick Moore. The guest is
Joan Cross , creator of many of the leading soprano roles in Britten's operas.
Producer WALTER TODDS
Director DENIS MORIARTY (R) (Regional programme - for variations see below)

from Tidmarsh, Berkshire Presented by Geoff Hamilton and Roy Lancaster
Over 25 years ago Bill Baker took over a two-acre garden with a very alkaline soil which he now maintains single-handed. He has planted it for all-year-round beauty by use of good colour, shape and texture combinations. His first loves are Lilium, and he has produced many new varieties. Despite living in a frost pocket he has walls covered with a wide range of shrubs and climbers and many roses. It is a garden full of mystery, with grass paths leading to new treasured areas; a pool, bog garden, rock garden and herbaceous borders.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON
Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON Producer DENIS W. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
Plant list on Ceefax page 261

with Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael

The Bell's Scottish Open Championship from the King's Course at Gleneagles Hotel. highlights of the third round. Production team
ALASTAIR SCOTT. BILL MALCOLM MIKE ABBOTT. CHRIS YATES ALLAN PENDER
Editor MALCOLM KELLARD

starring
Barbara Hale
Arthur Kennedy and To open the season of highly-acclaimed small-budget features from RKO, a film justly considered a classic thriller. Tommy, a small boy with an over-active imagination, cries 'wolf once too often when he witnesses a murder and no-one believes him. Soon the ten-year-old is at the mercy of the killers. This highly atmospheric thriller was directed by former cameraman Ted Tetzlaff.
Screenplay by MEL DINELLI
Produced by FREDERIC ULLMAN JR Directed by TED TETZLAFF
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