Strange Goings-On
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- Publication: The Listener
- Date: 1974-01-17
- Author: Stuart Hood
- Page: 92
- Language: English
Shots of planes coming in to London Airport low over roof-tops and cameraman, and not a tank or soldier in sight: it was thus that ITN, in a nicely-understated news item, cast some doubts on the strange goings-on at Heathrow last week. But it was not until Dr Who (BBC 1) set out on his latest adventure in a London paralysed by an invasion of pterodactyls and other prehistoric monsters that it became clear that fact and fiction had merged; or, as a secretary who works in the occupied territory of West Drayton remarked: 'It was like being in a film.'
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- APA 6th ed.: Hood, Stuart (1974-01-17). Strange Goings-On. The Listener p. 92.
- MLA 7th ed.: Hood, Stuart. "Strange Goings-On." The Listener [add city] 1974-01-17, 92. Print.
- Chicago 15th ed.: Hood, Stuart. "Strange Goings-On." The Listener, edition, sec., 1974-01-17
- Turabian: Hood, Stuart. "Strange Goings-On." The Listener, 1974-01-17, section, 92 edition.
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