News from 30/06/1966
1966; Gale Group;
Autores
Laurence Kitchin, David Wade, Anthony Burgess, Kenneth Adam, Eli, David Piper, Robert Niven, T. G. Rosenthal, Erskine Childers, Will G. Moore, Alan Blyth, R. J. W. Rees, Anthony Rhodes, James Harding, Kevin Crossley-Holland, Stuart Silverman, Daniel Roth, James Berry, Max Beloff, Richard Harris, Mosco Carner, Jenny Joseph, E. Michael Merry, J. C. Trewin, John Bayley, Harold Kurtz, Robert McKENZIE, Edward Lockspeiser, Ernest Bradbury, Harold Franklin,
ResumoThe Listener YMCA EMI G. Bell & Sons BBC Publications Contents Third Programme: What is Asia? Television from within Geoffrey Bing, Q. C., on Ghana An interview by Erskine Childers and Robert McKenzie Going too fast? From a programme in BBC-2: A false image 'Toujours le sport' BBC news headlines June 22-28 The Lansdowne letter Home Service: Housing as packaging Broadcasting in Japan Investment Intelligence Limited Out of the Air Churchill's Chartwell Out of the Air 'Days in the Trees' From a talk in 'Science Survey' (Home Service): Combating a dreaded disease R. J. W. Rees on leprosy today A recognizable hallmark 'Portuguese Letters' 'The Water and the Fire' André Caplet Vigorous words China tea clippers World Cup Cousin Ralph Find the lady How tragic are we? Modern Tragedy, by Raymond Williams. Chatto and Windus. 30s. The Epic Painters English Neoclassical Art, by David Irwin. Faber. £4 4s. Royalty All Ancestors, by Michael Lewis. Hodder and Stoughton. 35s. From a Tragic Land Against the World, by Douglas Brown. Collins. 30s. Five Years, by Deirdre Levinson. Deutsch. 21s. Tomorrow's Sun, by Helen Joseph. Hutchinson. 35s. Portuguese and Indians The Masters and the Slaves and The Mansions and the Shanties, by Gilberto Freyre. Weidenfeld and Nicolson. £3.10s. each. New novels Gentlemen in Their Season, by Gabriel Fielding. Hutchinson. 30s. The Second Inheritance, by Melvyn Bragg. Secker and Warburg. 30s. In the Absence of Mrs Petersen, by Nigel Balchin. Collins. 21s. Drama and light entertainment Massenet's 'Werther' James Harding writes on the opera to be broadcast from Glyndebourne on Sunday, July 3, at 5 p. m. (Third Programme) Next week in the Music Programme Music last week Radio Drama A classic curate's egg The Spoken Word Sono-montage Problems of Christian Belief College of Art and Design Two hands from the British selection trials Crossword 1,883 Highlands and islands—II Solution of 1,881 Wolsey Hall, Oxford The Rapid Results College (Member of the Association of British Correspondence … B. A. School of Successful Writing Ltd. Your Second Chance Panchadashi Metropolitan College Arts Council Gallery Barclays Bank Limited ICI Printed in England by Waterlow and Sons Limited. Twyford …
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