Marian Nowakowski (bass) Clifton Helliwell (piano) Smetana
Vecerni pisne (Evening Songs):
Kdo v ziate struny zahrat zna Ne kamenujte proroky Mne zdalo se
Hej! jaka radost vkole Z svych pisni trun Brahms
Vier ernste Gesange

The novel by ALBERT CAMUS translated and adapted by Sasha Moorsom
Music composed and directed by Roberto Gerhard with Marhis Goring as Meursault
Other parts played by Philip Cunningham , Godfrey Kenton Joyce Latham , Edgar Norfolk Ian Sadler , Roger Snowdon
The scene is a town in Algiers in the late 1930s.
Produced by RAYNER HEPPENSTALL

Sonata for unaccompanied Cello played by Janos Starker on a gramophone record

A discussion between
Dr. Bernard Brodie former Professor of International Relations at Yale, author of Strategy in the Missile Age, and now a senior executive with the RAND Corporation and John Grant
Defence Correspondent of The Times
If the Polaris missile launched from nuclear-powered submarines is an invulnerable deterrent, what are the strategic consequences for the West? The speakers suggest some answers to this question, and among the points discussed are surprise attack and second strike, the British deterrent, NATO, and the problem of tactical nuclear weapons and escalation.