News from 04/03/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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Donald Mitchell, Edward Lucie-Smith, Norman A. Logan, Giles Playfair, William Trevor, Robert Layton, Michael Futrell, Leonard Barden, Odysseus, Angus McINNES, Kenneth Allott, J. D. S. Haworth, Pennethorne Hughes, John Drummond, H. B. Isherwood, Rt Hon. Harold Wilson M. P., Alan Marshfield, Gene Baro, Frederick Laws, William E. Channing, Martin Cooper, Leonard Woolf, Paul Mayersberg, Maurice Edelman, Gordon Wilkins, Alistair Cooke's, Michael Podro, Hartley Thwaite,
ResumoThe Listener BBC LOFTLEIDIR Contents Third Programme: Why doesn't Britain export more? Home Service: The United States and Vietnam Alistair Cooke's 'Letter from America' Instead of hanging—what? 'The Listener' Index BBC-1: The challenge to British industry By the Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. Harold Wilson, M. P. The Listener and BBC Television Review Revolutionary ideas BBC news headlines February 24—March 2 From a broadcast in the Third Programme in which Leonard Woolf was answering questions put to him by Joanna Richardson: Virginia Woolf: writer and personality Third Programme: The world becomes a dream Paul Mayersberg on fantasy in the cinema (Third Programme): The conservative Third Programme: Schopenhauer's aphorisms Third Programme: The shifting centre Angus McINNES on the changing role of religion in the seventeenth century Out of the Air A controversial topic at school Out of the Air Antique railway Anglepoise From 'Monitor' (BBC-1): Clues and images Michael Podro on Erwin Panofsky's approach to the history of art Please do not touch Britain's coloured immigrants Romulus and Rhesus Ars est . . .? Chopin: a question of stature BBC Television Centre, John Drummond London, W. 12 The Peggy Guggenheim Collection BBC HAIG Exmoor Hunt WAVERLEY Personal Labels Your Investments The Chappell Piano Company Ltd. Book Reviews The Making of the Prime Minister, by Anthony Howard and Richard West. Cape. 25s. Book Reviews The Correspondence of Emerson and Carlyle, edited by Joseph Slater. Columbia University Press. £3 12s. Emerson on the Soul, by Jonathan Bishop. Harvard University Press, and Oxford. £2 14s. New novels A World Elsewhere, by John Bowen. Faber. 18s. On Ice, by Jack Gelber. Deutsch. 25s. The Man Who Robbed Poor-Boxes, by Michael Servin. Gollancz. 21s. The Road to Hell, by Hubert Monteilhet. Translated by Richard Howard. Chapman and Hall. 18s. The Man Who Was Not With It, by Herbert Gold. Secker and Warburg. … Television Drama and light entertainment Radio criticism Drama Another Irish playwright The spoken word Lawyers as talkers Music Aimez-vous Brahms? The symphonies of Vagn Holmboe Holmboés Symphony No. 8 will be broadcast at 9.4 a. m. on Monday, March 8 (Music Programme) Adapted from 'Wheelbase' (BBC-2): The Renault 16 Chess forum Crossword 1,814 Fives—IV Solution of 1,812 Wolsey Hall, Oxford ASSiMiL B. A. School of Successful Writing Ltd. Printed in England by Waterlow and Sons Limited, Twyford … Can You Write? University of Adelaide at Bedford Park School of Language … Mortgage Loans The Rapid Results College Metropolitan College St. TV Scriptwriting University Correspondence College London School of Journalism (L)
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