News from 16/10/1975
1975; Gale Group;
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Jeremy James, Gerald Larner, John Reddaway, Jeremy Bugler, Diana Richmond, Joan Bakewell, David Holbrook, Christopher Burstall, Neil Hepburn, D. A. Wilson, Christopher Price Mp, Kenneth Robinson, Tom Driberg, Peto, Keith Kyle, John Tusa, Christopher Sykes, John Grigg, Dominick Harrod, Zelda Murray, Peter Pritchard, Kenneth Tynan, Peter Fiddick, Julius Gould, David Mycroft, Charles Wheeler, John Robert Brown, Lord Ashby, Gavin Millar, John Elsom, Jacob Gewirtz, Philip Windsor, Claire Tomalin,
ResumoThe Listener Contents Plotting for recovery 'The results of the November summit may most readily be discerned in the spring budgets each country will then be preparing—and may affect, for instance, the final decision as to whether Britain should have selective import controls, in spite of the need for co-operation' 'From Our Own Correspondent' (Radio 4): Portugal: living with chaos TV news: wider still and wider? Britain Seaside coronation Does XYY mark the crime frontier? The rough and the smooth Television and the new brutality Balzac's bourgeois treasure The Listener From 'Words' (Radio 3): The language of corruption Out of the Air José, 'Vespers', Toad Death of a landscape Robson Books Keen on José—memories of 'The Maid' Adults without words Slow coach to reading World News 'Days of Hope' Robbery by computer A friend of Waugh's Arab hosts 'Publish it not ...' Michael Elkins No strings attacked Prosaic names In next week's issue Insiders and outsiders Television news/Gerald Larner on Rudolf Kempe/Gavin Millar on Arthur Penn John Grigg on Cecil King/ Claire Tomalin on Mark Rutheford and George Eliot Feather dusters and fascism Radio The golden age Music Reversals and realism Barnardo's Cinema Penn tease Theatre Waste lands CEGB Film Library Books The Cecil King Diary, 1970-1974. Cape £5.95 Maggie Tulliver's little sisters You may have creative talents you never dreamed of Aldermaston College Dept. Robson Books The RAF Benevolent Fund Repays The Debt We Owe Polish Air Force in Great Britian Benevolent Fund Wolsey Hall BBC Publications Reviving the Third Rome? From Under the Rubble. Edited by Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Collins, with Harvill £5.50 UnIrish activities Memoirs of a Revolutionary. By Sean MacStiofain. Cremonesi £6 Crossword 2,359 Nesting birds—VI Disrupters Radical Regeneration. By Peter Hain. Quartet £1.50 Rape of Reason. By Keith Jacka, Caroline Cox and John Marks. Churchill Press £2.25 and £1 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Published by the British Broadcasting Corporation Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items
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