News from 03/12/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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M. I. Finley, Edward Lucie-Smith, Beate Ruhm Von Oppen, George MACBETH, Anthony Burgess, Michael Futrell, John Steegman, Alfred Dürr, Thomas Barman BBC diplomatic correspondent, Sir Leon Bagrit, Hugh Gordon Porteus, Stephen Wall, Alan Gemmell, Brian Glanville, Christopher Grier, Michael Edwards, John Russell Taylor, Richard Rees, C. A. Stockton, Elizabeth B. Patrick, Arthur Calder-Marshall, P. D. H. Chapman, E. H. Gombrich, Edward Blishen, F. T. Naylor, Martin Cooper, Leon, W. M. S. Russell, R. C. Zaehner, Claire Russell, Vernon Scannell, Richard Hoggart, Raymond Durgnat, Bill Sowerbutts, Herbert Read, Osman Durrani, P. S. Clark, Asa Briggs, P. N. Furbank, T. R. Fyvel, Bill Colebrook, Anthony Howard, Keith Sutton, E. J. Mishan, D. N. Heaton, Scott Goddard, Fred Loads, Harold Franklin, Patrick Moore, L. T. Ong, William Plomer,
ResumoThe Listener and BBC Television Review Barclays Bank Contents Home Service: Automation: political considerations 'From Our Own Correspondent' (Home Service): Britain in isolation? Thomas Barman, BBC diplomatic correspondent, on Continental reactions to Britain's economic difficulties The Listener and BBC Television Review Violence BBC news headlines November 25—December 1 From a talk in the Third Network: Hinduism Plato in Sicily Translated by Martin Esslin from Last Poems: Four poems by Bertolt Brecht Difficult times The Leonid meteors From a talk in the Third Programme: New light on Bach Grundig Anglepoise Third Programme: Scream louder, live longer An introduction to screen violence, The red herring After Cros The other ways Complaint The forerunners Brunel and Clifton suspension bridge, 1864-1964 The age of automation DECCA Britain and India Violence, monkeys, and man Save the Children Life-Long Propelling Pencils "The Writer" Bloom & Spivack (Furniture) Ltd. Shanti Sadan Championing the plaster cast 'Topkapi' An easement? Manned Mercury capsules Eric the viking The life of a language Out of the Air Jungle dances Out of the Air Persia today Cambridge Paperbacks Faber books Mapping the world of labour Labouring Men, by E. J. Hobsbawm. Weidenfeld and Nicolson. £2 15s. Macmillan Big-dipper Understanding Media, by Marshall McLuhan. Routledge and Kegan Paul. 42s. Writers' pay The Profession of English Letters, by J. W. Saunders. Routledge and Kegan Paul. 35s. Ruskin's genius Ruskin Today, chosen and annotated by Sir Kenneth Clark. Murray. 35s. The Genius of John Ruskin, selections from his writings edited by John D. Rosenberg. Allen and Unwin. £2 5s. Christmas presents for wise birds Oxford University Press Keeping down the wallpaper Christmas with the Savages, by Mary Clive. Macmillan. 18s. The Day of Reckoning, by Mary Clive. Macmillan. 25s. Foyles RNLI G. Bell & Sons Ltd. Man and musician R. V. W., a biography, by Ursula Vaughan Williams. Oxford. £2 10s. The Works of Ralph Vaughan Williams, by Michael Kennedy. Oxford. £4 10s. Wayward musings Finishing Touches, by Augustus John. Edited and introduced by Daniel George. Cape. 25s. Country Life Ltd. Methuen Allen & Unwin Hitler's War on Russia Anatomy of Hatred My Dancing White Horses Aquarius Mrs. G. B. S. The Beauty of the Wild Plant The Other Bentley Boys Max David Cecil Cassell The Lost Generation The Gift Column Weil's challenge Simone Weil, by Jacques Cabaud. Harvill Press. 42s. Excellence multiplies Streaming: An Education System in Miniature, by Brian Jackson. Routledge and Kegan Paul. 21s. Gamesmen The Professionals, by Geoffrey Nicholson. Deutsch. 25s. Bodley Head Mr Churchill in 1940 HMSO Eyre & Spottiswoode BBC Publications Against the Bomb The Disarmers, by Christopher Driver. Hodder and Stoughton. 25s. Voices from the Crowd, edited by David Boulton. Peter Owen. 25s. The abundant crowd Abundance for What? and other essays, by David Riesman. Chatto and Windus. £2 15s. Love and study Medardo Rosso, by Margaret Barr. Museum of Modern Art, New York, and W. H. Allen. 40s. The Last Works of Henri Matisse, by Monroe Wheeler. Museum of Modern Art, New York, and W. H. Allen. 36s. Giovanni Bellini's St. Francis, by Millard Meiss. Princeton University Press, and Oxford. £3 8s. Greek Art, … This Month's Selection Cartoons for Christmas The Great War Pelicans Dept. Pl3, Penguin Books Ltd Oldbourne The Cresset Press Deinhaw Cabinet Nelson Tyndale Press Oxfam Hodges Figgis and Co. Ltd. The Orange and the Rose J. B. Phillips & C. S. Lewis The New Testament in Modern English Four Prophets BLES Chekhov unveiled The Oxford Chekhov: Volume III. Uncle Vanya, Three Sisters, The Cherry Orchard, The Wood-Demon, translated and edited by Ronald Hingley. Oxford. 42s. Feed the Minds Argo With whip and junk Justine, by the Marquis de Sade. Translated by Alan Hull Walton. Spearman. 30s. The Naked Lunch, by William Burroughs. Calder. 42s. The Jealous God, by John Braine. Eyre and Spottiswoode. 21s. Second Generation, by Raymond Williams. Chatto and Windus. 25s. The Japanese Umbrella, by Francis King. Longmans. … Television of the month Drama Radio criticism Drama Svevo and Churchill The spoken word Mixed bag Music Rameau Revived Liszt's 'Faust symphony' The work will be broadcast at 8.25 p. m. on Saturday, December 5 (Third Programme) Harris Tweed HAIG Golden Gifts for Christmas Crossword 1,801 Pythagorean Triads Bridge questions answered Topical gardening tips Broadcast advice by experts Solution of 1,799 Wolsey Hall London School of Journalism (L) Lambournes (B'ham) Ltd. Printed in England by Waterlow and Sons Limited, Twyford … University Correspondence College Dr. Barnardo's Homes Foreign Travel Ltd. B. A. School of Successful Writing Ltd. Metropolitan College Pitman Pitman Correspondence College The Rapid Results College
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