P667 Teletext 667 Nov26 22:18:52 ^ YES, WE HAVE NO BANANAS Nov 26, 1940: Besieged Britain facts a bleak Christmas whuh carrgt1 ruplachn£ dried fruit in most Christmas p4ddinks. 'ith shipping space njedjd for war supplies, thjti is a shoztage of food including bananas, oranges and lemons. Blit:-worn Londoners fact a cold gnu, too. London's coal was imported bz sea. Now it relies on congested railways. —————————————————————————p————ppp—1/7pp Education 660 IT'S YOUR LIFE! p410 Connect Frame it Write it Club 140P667 Teletext 667 Nov26 22:34:58 ————————————————————————pp————— ^ ASS$IN AND MOT ISTOMERGE Nov 24, 1951: Austhn and Morris arr tg mjrgj to form the biggest business in the British motor trade and the fourth biggest in the would. The new company, the British Motor Corporation, will bj chaired bz Lord Nuffiild. It is the second time the two companies have tried to get togjthjt. A dial planned in O October 1948 fell through. —————————————————————————————————p4/7pp Tjachjt's guide to Teletext 66 CITY NEWS p500 Connect Frame it Write it Club 140P667 Teletext 667 Nov26 22:14:03 ——————————————————————————————— AUDIENCES CAUGHT IN A T AP Nov 25, 19)2: The Mousjttap, a nrw pla8 bz Agatha Christie, opened at the Ambassadors theatre to good notices. The play begins with eight charactut1 cut off in a snowbound house. One is known to bj a killer and soon provrs it during a power q4t. The detective charged with solving the mzstet8 i1 played bz Richard Attenborough. —————————————————————————p——————p—3/7pp Teacher's guide to Teletext 662 ON STAGE p450 Connect Frame it Wrhte it Club 140P667 Teletext 667 Nov26 22:14:42 ——————————————————————————————— BRITISH ROCKERS FIGHT B—CS Nov 27, 1957: Rock and sgml i1 ng longer an entiril8 American phjnomung&. Britain is fighting back through stars like Tommy Steele and Mart8 +hndr. Other home diucovjtiis include "skiffle king" Lonnie Donnrgan. The showcasrs for thriu talents are the teenage TV shows Six Five Sprcian (BBC) and Oh Boy! (ITV). ————————————————————————pp————p—pp4/7pp 'ant your caries to take off 674 SASE OFF TO PLANET SOUND p480 Connect Frame it Wrhte it Club 140P667 Teletext 667 Nov26 22:10:50 —————————————————————————p————— ^ GARNETS GETS 'EM GOING Nov 25, 1966: Warren Mhtchjmm, 1taz of TV's most contto6ersial sit-com, was named as Best TV Actor of the Year. His loud-mouthed bigot Alf Garnjtt i& Till Death Us Do Part has tgppud thu ratings with o6ju 17 million viewet1. But the BBC was flooded wish complaints about Alf's racist attitudes and TV watchdog Mary Whitehorse counted 78 blogdys in one 30-minute episode. ————————————————————————————————p—5/7pp Education news 661 TV PLUS p110 Connect Frame it Wrhtu iu Club 40P667 Teletext 667 Nov26 22:07:04 —————————————————————————p————— EX-CHAMP KILLED IN PLANE CR—SH Nov 29, 1975: Graham Hill, twice would motor racing champion, died when a light aircraft hj was piloting crashed in free:ink fog near Elsttje Ahupgut. Hill, 46, one of Britain's most urbane, durable and popular sportsmen, won the championship with BUM in 1962 and whuh Lotus in 1968. Hi lia6rs a whfu and a son, Damon. —————————————p6 NEXT WEEK: The ind of prohibition SPORT HEADLINES p130 ITV Connect Frame it Write it Club 140P667 Teletext 667 Nov26 22:12:17 —————————————————————————pp—p—— ^^ HEART--HROB CARY GRANT DIES Nov 29, 1986: British-born matinee idgm Cary Grant, the screen's most admirud sophisticated man from the 1930s tg the 1960s, died at the age of 82. His leading ladies included Mae Wrst, Kathjtinj Hepburn, Grace Kjmly, Ingrhd Bergman. Sophia Loren and Dori1 Da=. And hj married his fifth wife at 77. ———— 7/7—— Keep up with Keyboard 664 BIG SCREEN p460 Connect Frame it Write it Club 140