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Science fiction novelist Arthur C Clarke on the advance of satellite communication, the ability of satellites to broadcast television, the effects on the energy crisis, the role of science fiction in getting...
Ray Bellisario is interviewed about photographing the Royal Family, his infamy as a journalist, being blacklisted in Britain and where to draw moral lines. Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with Arthur Smith, Daily Mirror, on explosion of European Space Agency (ESA) satellite on launch at Cape Canaveral, Florida. Male interviewer not identified.
Sir John Whitmore describes a broadcast on Southern Television of a message supposedly broadcast by extra-terrestrials. Whitmore explains his fascination with UFOs and ETs, and a book he has written on the...
Report by Norman Beebe on the tape attached to (one of?) NASA’s Voyager spacecraft. Tape contents include a recording of the Chuck Berry song, Johnny B. Goode.
Interview with Robin Corbett MP, on the Post Office’s ability to tap telephones for police without a warrant. Ought to be under legislative control. Discusses data protection and right to privacy. Male...
Richard Nichols of Custom Car magazine extols the virtues of CB (citizen band) radio, the use of which he would like to see legalised. Male interviewer not identified.
Report on a protest in Parliament Square against over-complicated forms issued by the Civil Service. Includes interview with Chrissie Maher, who tears up hundreds of forms which she says are written in an...
James Malone, awaiting trial for handling stolen property, claims that the police tapping of his telephone was illegal. Male interviewer not identified. Sound level low.
Interview with Conservative MP Neville Trotter about the Government’s plans for the future of the Post Office and the possible splintering of the company’s monopoly. Male interviewer not identified.
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