News from 03/09/1970
1970; Gale Group;
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Geoffrey Grigson, Alisdair Fairley, Jim Burns, Marghanita Laski, Kenneth Adam, Alistair Cooke, Edmund Rubbra, John Hemmings, Pat Gill Bolton, D. J. Enright, Constance Link, Norma Clarke, Naseem Khan, Alan Ryan, Roland Challis, Ian Hamilton, Egma, Roy Fuller, Florence Evans, Hans Keller, F. R. MacKenzie, Wilfred De' Ath, Manhar Lal, Gavin Millar, James Theberge, Patrick Moore, Brendan Gill, Philip Windsor, Clive James,
ResumoThe Listener The Rise and Fall of Sharq-al-Adna Next week The Voice of Britain Foreign News Egyptian Smiles Ronald Robson, the BBC Correspondent in India who was … Radio 4: Foreign News Plum Post Views From 'The Time of My Life' (Radio 4): Been to America —Henry Miller on his time at the Johns Hopkins medical school in the Thirties Incident of Wolves and Water From '24 Hours' (BBC 1): George Brown, defeated at the last election, has accepted a life peerage—in conversation with Ludovic Kennedy he describes his feelings at 55 Portrait of Blackburn—Jeremy Seabrook writes about attitudes to religion The Sky at Night International Astronomy Out of the Air A bit of fun with Mr Pennyfeather Brain Williams, a South African, one of the students convicted for their part in the Garden House demonstration in cambridge: his sentence, and a recommendation for deportation, were quashed on appeal The Greatest The Levellers Radio 4: Notes from the English Underground—the third of four reconnaissances Reassurances Notes from the English Underground Positive and Normative The Disappearing Critic Journalistic Ethics Blackburn Payment by Results Prime of Life Asians in Africa Last week's remarks on Dr Salazar by Sir Nigel Roland, … Smothering the Differences—Mary Douglas in a savage mind about Lévi-Strauss The Raw and the Cooked Humanising, not Symbolising Natural Symbols. By Mary Douglas. Barrie and Jenkins £2 5s. Ripeness Notes from an Odd Country. By Geoffrey Grigson. Macmillan £2 10s. Let there be lights The 'Listener' Crossword Puzzle Book. Penguin 4s. Rukba BBC Publications The Littreri Professhn The Bodley Head Max Beerbohm. Edited and introduced by David Cecil. Bodley Head £2 10s. Burgundian Brilliance Charles of Orleans, Prince and Poet. By Enid McLeod. Chatto £3 3s. Music Elisabeth Lutyens introduces her new work, 'Essence of our Happinesses' Sample Copy Last week's broadcast music Television A National Cynicism Radio Revue Theatre Ringmaster Media Mallestrom BBC Opportunities Crossword 2,101 Fun in the Alveary Information Alisdair Fairley Communes Solution of 2,099 Wolsey Hall Oxford Ox2 6pr London School of Journalism (L) The Rapid Results College Economics Simplified Would you please listen Hotel Hyperion Metropolitan College, St. Albans N E C BBC Publications
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