Diary 1967, 1967

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MS. 12864/1 = RES

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Subjects discussed in the diary include: BBC television and radio programmes, particularly Till Death Us Do Part (including 27 February episode Alf's Dilemma), Cathy Come Home, Points of View, 24 Hours, Panorama, Talkback, and The Reith Lectures; debates on the Abortion Bill; publication of book [ Cleaning-up TV: From Protest to Participation] by Whitehouse; the National Viewers' and Listeners' Association and the Clean-Up TV Campaign; Governors of the BBC and Lord Hill’s appointment as Chairman; hippies; Mick Jagger’s sentencing for possession of drugs (31 July); Independent Television Authority (ITA); speaking engagements; press coverage of Mary Whitehouse, broadcasting and morality. Also contains transcript of letter from Malcolm Muggeridge (5 July).