News from 04/07/1971
1971; Gale Group;
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Edward Lucie-Smith, Godfrey Hodgson, Alex Finer, Terry Delaney, Graham Searjeant Finacial Editor, Richard Buckle, John Fryer, Darrel Catling, Harold Hobson, Rob Hughes, Magnus Linklater, Kenneth Pearson, Graham Rose, John Whale, Julian Symons, Frederic Raphael, Richard Streeton, Frank Gray, John Plantagenet, Henry Brandon, Richard Milner, David Divine, B M Lee, Derek Prouse, Patrick Campbell, Vivian Jenkins, Jackie Smyth, Wendy Hughes, John Ballantine, David Bugden, E. L. Moss, Robin Marlar, Robert Troop, Lesley Garner, Hugh Somerville, Thomas Hickman, Cyril Connolly, T S Wyatt, Abdul S Minty, Peter Lennon, Montreal, Maxwell Boyd, Judith Jackson, Pierre Mendes-France, Denis Herbstein, Peter Wilsher, Hugh Hanning, Arthur Koestler, Roger Mortimer, (Dr) W S Parker, Arnold Legh, Michael Pye, Desmond Shawe-Taylor, Lyman Andrews, Alan Brien, Gwen Nuttall, Brian Silcock, Michael Bateman, Stephen Aris, William Osler, Sir Denys Lowson, Elkan Allan, Felix Aprahamian, Ian Nairn, Lewis Chester, Richard Burnell, James Margach Political Correspondent, Derek Humphry, Derek Wilson, Keith Richardson, Graham Searjeant, Maurice Wiggin, Michael Parkinson, Allan Hall, Brenda Jones, Pamela Macgregor-Morris, Malcolm Crawford, S B Tietz, John Hallows, Vincent Hanna, Muriel Bowen,
ResumoContents Tories plan £100m 'New Deal' for jobs News Digest Army 'still attacks Pakistan refugees' Thames poison alert Rail crash probed Longest hijack Springboks may end tour New Governor for Malta Bernadette 'will stay' Shots fired in pub Sea of mud hits town Observer price up Can, we try it a little slower this time and, please … Wilson off fence, will lead Labour against Market Top surgeon invites row with 'lunchtime abortions' Insight Alphon 'near A6 murder scene on the night' Harrods Contents High Speed Gas Wilson: I'll do it my way Heath: good news ahead Sealink Eyes left for the PM: Mr Heath meets Cubs, Guides and … Sentence starts court uproar London line to be electrified £25,000 winner Mercedes-Benz (Great Britain) Ltd. 500 accuse police over drug checks Tax plea for disabled Court Circular Solo woman sailor spotted Air chief dies Midland Bank Breathless clue to Soyuz space deaths Feather offers Heath help Call for 'be good' pledge by students Father charged BOAC Why Patrick Rooney, 9, should not have died After 170 days, nine million words and £500,000, the Scarman Tribunal is preparing to report Oyster plague sends prices up Black and white talks in S Africa Kissinger's Saigon visit raises hope School Science Fairs 1971 Multiple Display Advertising Items How much of a dove was Kennedy? The Pentagon Papers The secret gunboat picture that took a week to take The drafting of a 'sloppy' Bill Spectrum Parliament Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travel Paraquat spares a victim Medicine The death-threat craze Communications Behaviour Work-shy in the rat race Earn United Dominions Trust Ltd. Rescue by air bubble The Navy Black marks Personal? see page 19-21,24&31 That old Black Magic Atticus Save and Prosper Group An American authors' agent in London was somewhat start Atticus Horning in Atticus Booked Atticus Victory and loss for democracy Henry Brandon on Nixon's weakening position in Vietnam after the New York Times affair … and we all lived miserably ever after Sunday Times Patrick Campbell on licensed promises Down with the brontosaur Witch-doctors come to market John Whale on opinion polls The Times France and the Nazis A remarkable new film is playing to shocked and crowded Parisian audiences: it reveals the truth about war-time collaboration. Pierre Mendes-France (above) former Prime Minister and Free French airman, talks to Peter Lennon about the moral impact on present-day France Grief, pity and humiliation Trauma of being on the run Multiple Classified Advertising Items 'We have not seen the end of unrest' Multiple Display Advertising Items Sinatra did it his way through the gears Multiple Display Advertising Items The sporty non-estate Multiple Display Advertising Items Crackdown on monster trucks Signs of ignorance Learn before you learn Where to gain abortionists Car crashes are useful Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lib forte Egon away Interpreting exam results Scoop: King John writes In defence of Percival Gandar's view of South Africa is wrong Sausage costs Run-glutton Boycott satisfies appetite Sainsbury the hero Schools Cricket Australian Soccer Results Sir Learie belongs to that group whose deeds are not printed in record books, but burned on the mind Scoreboard England's fresh blood Hobbs and Arnold join the old men of Headingley Sport Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tideway leave Cairo trailing Stewart wins practice duel Motor Racing The lure of the £47,500 Open Multiple Classified Advertising Items How Harvey Smith left the ring Hayes sets record Iskareen wins well on Clyde Inshore Contrasts in deep-sea and inshore fishing In the last of our present series of angling guides Nicholas Evans describes sea fishing, with illustrations by Keith Linsell Multiple Display Advertising Items What It Costs Deep Sea It's No Joke Slow and Sure Inside track Eye Eye! John Newcombe, fully stretched in retaining his singles … Hiller the Boot rescues reputation When strong men weep Laver and Co banned in tennis war The Lions' Tour Majestic Mill Reef Racing How Doc became junior partner Newcombe never wavers Wimbledon John Ballantine Reports Haydock Bath Athletics Swimming Multiple Classified Advertising Items Heath-note People Today's Weather Forecast and a Few Suggestions for what to Do if the Sun Shines—or Not Hubs without wheels Improvement Second Opinion The Natural Goodness Business Rentokil How to sell 10p-worth of salt for 74p Why a pinch of sea sait costs 4p When is a chemical not a chemical? Balkan Sobranie Why was a Crusader unhorsed? Multiple Display Advertising Items How Jimmy rode to glory on the Yellow Pages What Michael did at Adrienne's Wedding What's in it for Barbara? Muffled museum Multiple Classified Advertising Items New in the Arts Waugh's Scoop for Harry Worth TV connections Frying on tour Film victory Glasgow glee The Last of Mansfield's Circle Elizabeth Bowen describes a lifelong friendship which has remained, untill now, a mystery Catch LeGault Mulligan's summer Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Happy days are here again Theatre Britten in full flood Shapes and echoes Dance Peak of achievement Music Uncommon riches Television Multiple Classified Advertising Items End of the affair Films Serpentine frontier Art Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Black fire Search for the New Land by Julius Lester/Allison & Busy £1.50 Look here upon this picture The Elegant Auctioneers by Wesley Towner/Gollancz £4.50 pp 632 Eyeball to eyeball The Balance of Power by Helmut Schmidt, translated from the German by Edward Thomas Williams Kimber £2.50 Poetic range Crossing the Water by Sylvia Plath/Faber £1.25 Adventures of the Letter I by Louis Simpson/Oxford £1 Bending the Bow by Robert Duncan/Cape £1.95 InFidelity Anatomy of a canard Rumour in Orleans by Edgar Morin, translated from the French by Peter Green/Anthony Blond £2.50 The business of living Fly Away Home by Gillian Tindall/Hodder & Stoughter … Come in Number One, your Time is up by Derek Je… Macmillan £2.25 Criminal Records: Edmund Crispin Taking your money on holiday Compass Things to Bring Back from Spain Multiple Classified Advertising Items Great Journeys of a Lifetime Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Jilly Cooper at Wimbledon Look! Multiple Classified Advertising Items Many Thanks A curious tale in which the Old Medicine House arrives at Toad Hall Layering Roses Climbers & shrubs Hedges Tree surgery Sucker growths Weeds Lawns Biennials & perennials Fruit Cuttings Mary had a little sheep And with the sheep she … sleep Multiple Display Advertising Items Couples Multiple Display Advertising Items Not as big as all that Guide to the sales The vintage: in at the birth Lancome launch Lancomia Debenham & Freebody Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Where to escape from the great panic Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunday Times Crossword No. 2419 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Windows full of luxuries You Can buy anything in London from a bullett — proof vest to a backscratcher Today BBC1 The Sunday Times Critical Viewers' Guide to the week's television Radio Rentals New Generation Colour TV ITV Region by Region Monday Captain Sinden on a crash course Thursday Alf Garnett, American-style Radio Three new new series, folks Dud, Ustinov or Dracula Friday Turning on to Christianity Wednesday All our tomorrows? Saturday A day with David Daytime Choice Free home trial Best Films Wipac Major plan for coal to pay its own way IATA air fare row erupts Atcost Business news Reprieve for UK preference? Please expropriate our railway! The firms business graduates hate Contents Where you can find the SET bargains Lemon curdled Tyndall Vent-Axia Multiple Display Advertising Items Hidden bounty for the Trafalgar raiders Multiple Display Advertising Items Is anyone there for the beer? Trafalgar House Investments Limited - Year to 31st … Snags in the Bovis deal Marketmeter Ricardo & Co Engineers (1927) Andre Deutsch New Abbey Selective Investment Bonds: what you gain on the swings you don't lose on the roundabouts 1 Am I covered by Life Assurance? 6 straight questions about Abbey Selective Investment Bonds 2 What about Income? 3 What management charges are deducted? 4 What is my tax situation? On top of the Fountain What happens if I want to sell my bond? 6 Where is my money invested? Abbey Selective Investment Bonds Distillers makes £20m BP profit Smoked out Anyone for Eurosecs? Harlow Bonds Loose ends at Spey V. M. C. Finance Limited How the Common Market could change Britain's landscape From Turkey with fizz Triumph Investment Trust Ltd Compare your savings with Scotbits since 1950 Multiple Display Advertising Items Australian Estates Sir Denys Lowson on a difficult year Worst ever jobs crisis for graduates Thomas Hickman, who writes our Get Ahead column, reports this week from York Stirring days for canned custard English Calico Limited The smaller they are the harder they fall Up lift and down dale Prufrock Hambro Property Investment Bonds Zip goes a Speedmouse Panatella mogul Multiple Display Advertising Items How to Stop Inflation Economics Editor Malcolm Crawford suggests a cure for Britain's biggest headache The Profession go militant Vincent Hanna meets the new breed of trade unionist—the aggressive professional man The men who work for Weinstock One Manager's View Barclay Securities Limited Automation Wire Derek Whittaker 42 2,800 employees £45m turnover Based Leyton Machines Bill Morgan, 43 12,000 employees £45m turnover Based Rugby Why Schroder Funds only accept investors with £2,500 or more Schroder Capital and Income Funds Turbo-generators Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items News/Opinion Government forced to soften the sacking clause Cure for holiday cash problems The Sunday Times End of the road for kit cars Sunday Time Business News Steel's Euro Horror—a damp squib Any Other Business Steel samson
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