Suite, Op. 4b (1941) EDEN and TAMIR (two pianos)
This free adaptation by the composer of his orchestral suite, Op. 4 (1905-7), is tonight receiving its first broadcast performance in this country.

Professor Kissinger, of the Harvard Center for International Affairs, is probably the most influential American strategist not a member of the administration
In this programme he accepted the invitation to explain why the views set out in Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy and The Necessity for Choice have had to be further modified today.
Second broadcast
Talk by Herman Kahn : Aug 11

Opera in four acts
Libretto (after Merimee) by MEILHAC and HALEVY Music by Bizet sung in French: on records
PETITS CHANTEURS DE VERSAILLES
CHORUS MAlTRISE, AND NATIONAL ORCHESTRA OF RADIODIFFUSION. TELEVISION FRANÇAISE Conducted by SIR THOMAS BEECHAM
Act 1: A square in Seville

by William Golding A reminiscence of his childhood read by THE AUTHOR

Act 2: Lillas Pastia's tarem

by NIKOLAUS PEVSNER
Professor Pevsner derives the word ' skidmoring ' from the name of a private architectural office: Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill.

Act 3: A wild part of the mountains Act 4: Outside the Plaza de Toros
In Seville

by Bernard Shaw
A Sermon in Crude Melodrama with William Sylvester
Second broadcast

Quartet, Op. 20 No. 3 Quartet in G minor
Op. 20 No. 3
DARTINGTON STRING Quartet Colin Sauer (violin) Peter Carter (violin) Keith Lovell (viola)
Michael Evans (cello) Third broadcast