News from 07/06/1984
1984; Gale Group;
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Ian Hislop, John Naughton, Jeananne Crowley, Frank Delaney, Nigel Andrew, N. K., Mervyn Jones, Derek Cooper, John Wain, David Brown, Janet Cohen, Clancy Sigal, Ronald G. Matthews, Peter Kemp, Edward Goldwyn, Gavin Ewart, Robin Vanags, Clive Syddall, Christopher Andrew, Peter Fiddick, Kate Cruise O'Brien, E. J. Rendle, Sabre, Alan Rusbridger, Nicolas Mellersh, Hans Keller, George Boole, Peter Lennon, Robert Gate, Susan Fielder, Michael Robinson, Benjamin Woolley,
ResumoThe Listener The Listener Mr Botha's European trip Is this the start of South Africa's return to the family fold? The Listener The divided village Los Angeles's other face The hell that is part of the City of Angels Chile's forbidden dreams 'Dictatorship is not a political problem but a human problem' The Simon Community CDC Secrets of the Kaiser 'A battleship with steam up and screws going, but with no rudder' Proms 84—critics' choice Caution or conviction? A summary of all concerts is on page 34, and the prospectus … The debtors fight back Over-lending leads to over-borrowing Champagne, with care Destination D-Day BBC1 D-Day: 6 June 1944 Radio 4: Out of the Air D-Day memories Letters from Prato Radio 4: Out of the Air The frescos of Prato Out Takes Langham Diary Cutbacks at the Ou Britain's black sportsmen 'Free' broadcasting BBC Publications (Journals) One man's war Centrepiece Small potatoes Why Labour lost 'Take mistake would be to conclude that the people were at fault' Spoon-feeding Sources Close to the Prime Minister By Michael Cockerell, Peter Hennessy and David Walker Macmillan £9.95 An orderly existence Secrets of a Woman's Heart By Hilary Spurling Hodder £14.95 Macmillan London BBC Publications Class as style Caste Marks By Paul Fussell Heinemann £8.95 Sexual rejects Doctor Slaughter By Paul Theroux Hamish Hamilton £6.95 The Camomile Lawn By Mary Wesley Macmillan £8.95 Axioms By Sheila Macleod Quartet Books £7.95 The Princes of Q By Virginia Moriconi Duckworth £8.95 SCM Press Ltd. In Memoriam Sir John Betjeman (1906-1984) In next week's Summer Books issue Television Coming unstuck Radio The broken-glass school Music Busy year Research No threat from cable Cable is too small to threaten broadcast television, argues Nicolas Mellersh, chief executive of The Entertainment Network, Britain's first cable film channel The Listener Guide Drama In the ascendant Music Music Tragedy to Utopia Delius's opera 'Fennimore and Gerda' is broadcast on records to mark the 50th anniversary of his death; Radio 3, Saturday at 7.15pm Proms 1984 A summary of the concerts The film of the book Going back Big Mac? Endpiece Crossword 2,747: Contrai by Sabre Solution to Crossword 2,745 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Published by the British Broadcasting Corporation Giant of the African Pains
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