A discussion by philosophers in the University of Leeds
J.M. Cameron, Professor of Philosophy (chairman)
G.B.B. Hunter, Lecturer in Philosophy
W.J. Rees, Lecturer in Philosophy
M.O. Milligan, Lecturer in Philosophy

The discussion starts with the straight repudiation of ethical naturalism and goes on to explore the justice of this view and to modify it in various ways.

A biographical impression of August Strindberg 1849-1912 with Hugh Burden
Script by MARIANNE HELWEG
Narrator, PAUL MARTIN with Anna Burden
Noel Johnson , Keith Pyott
Sheila Raynor , Lydia Sherwood Daphne Rogers and Anthony Woodruff
Produced by MAURICE BROWN

Toccata. Adagio, and Fugue in C major
10.0* Chorale Preludes:
Jesus Christus, unser Heiland, der von uns (S.665)
Wenn wir in hochsten
Nothen sein (S.668)
10.10* Prelude and Fugue In
B minor played by NICHOLAS DANBY (organ)
From St. John the Evangelist.
Islington, London
The fourth of six recitals of organ music by Bach Simon Preston from St. Clement Danes: August 8

A selection made and introduced by Jacques Prevert
Part 1
' Le petit cordonnier read by SUZANNE FLON Three poems by Guillaume Apollinaire read by Germaine MONTERO Apollinaire translation by Oliver Bernard read by Marius GORING
Presented by RAYNER HEPPENSTALL
Two programmes devoted to n selection by Jacques Prevert will be followed by further programmes devoted to a selection by the late Jean Cocteau.
M. Privert 's selection, part 2: July 31

Flute Quartet in G major.
Op. 5 No. played by JEAN-PIERRE RAMPAL with the FRENCH STRING TRIO
Gerard Jarry (violin) Serge Collot (viola)
Michel Tournus (cello) on a gramophone record