The Times - 07/05/1971
1971; Gale Group;
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From Peter Strafford, From Charles Hargrove, From Our Correspondent Frankfurt, May 6, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Anthony Thomas US Economics Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Stephen Jessel Education Correspondent, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, From Kenneth Owen, By Geoffrey Wansell, From Our Correspondent, By David Wood Political Editor, By Our Parliamentary Staff, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By Our Architectural Correspondent, By Clive Borrell, By John Hennessy, By Clifford Longley, By Chris Dunkley Communications Reporter, By Tony Aldous Environment Reporter, By John Roper Medical Reporter, By Philip Howard, By Peter Waymark, By Hugh Noyes, Parliamentary Correspondent, , By Our Political Staff, By R. W. Shakespeare, Northern Industrial Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Roger Berthoud, From Arthur Reed., By Denis Taylor, From Peter Nichols, From Fred Emery, From Michael Leapman, From Richard Hughes, From Derek Wilson, Horton V. Young (Inspector of Taxes), G. V. G., From Eric Marsden, From Stewart Harris, From Michael Hornsby, From Dan van der Vat, From Dessa Trevisan, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By Neil Allen Boxing Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Alan Gibson, By Richard Streeton, By John Nicholls, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, From Muriel Bowen, By Norman Fox, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By Roy Mckelvie, By Jim Snow, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, by Ronald Faux, by Ronald Kershaw Northern Industrial Correspondent, Norman St. John-Stevas, A. M. Rendel, Geoffrey Smith, PHS, From Professor Nicholas Kaldor, NICHOLAS KALDOR, C. GANNON, E. G. ELTON, MARGARET ANNE ROOKE., STEWART PEROWNE., JOHN BETJEMAN., MICHAEL MEACHER., A. L. ROWSE., PATRICK GOLDRING, S. KNOX CUNNINGHAM., T. E. B. HOWARTH., R. F. B. CAMPBELL., JENNIFER COLE, , R. D. FISHER., PHILIP NOEL-BAKER., L.L. ARDERN., PETER STORRS., R. C. F. HASTINGS., C.F. writes:, A. C. M. writes:, John Russell Taylor, John Percival, Peter Hopkirk, Max Harrison, Joan Chissell, Irving Wardle, by Freddy Dalgety, By Ian Morison, From Anthony Thomas, By David Wood. Political Editor, From Frank Vogl, From David Housego, By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, By Giles Smith, By John Armytage, George P. Clarke, Chairman., By Melvyn Westlake, From Alan McGregor, By Dennis Dwyer, Johannesburg, M.A.PIKE, MAY 5th, 1971. Secrotary., By Clifford Webb Midland Industrial Correspondent, ALAN JENKINS, , R. C. B. VANDER MEERSCH, , ROBIN CHICHESTER-CLARK., J. F. C. GARMER, , D. J. CROPPER., LAN BELLANY., COSMO RUSSELL, , By Anthony Rowley, By Geoffrey Bell, David Millham,
ResumoNews: Support for anti-war protesters voiced by Senator Kennedy, Wider scope for agency shop agreements, Murder charge to be reduced, Mr Heath's only here for the British beer, Advantages in hearing no more of sex film, Drug uses birth pill ideas to cure sex offenders, Plan for MPs without national role, The Times Diary Suez group's old boys' reunion, W German spokesman says no unilateral revaluation, MP questions use of RAF airfield after miss near Heathrow, 40 held after all-night Brooklyn riot, Minster lives on during restoration, Impressionists fetch £2.7m at New York sale, India asks United Nations to meet refugee costs, Mr Rippon allays backbenchers' fears that market entry would hit Tory election chances, Paris thinks Bonn must find its own salvation, Wrong time to alter teachers' pay process, Tories under pressure in Waltham Forest, Mgr Gonzi sees the Pope with a petition today, Mr Rogers calls on Israel to meet challenge of peace, North Korea's diplomatic 'dirty tricks', Projects to convert old railway lines into playing fields, House purchase: age will not be a bar in getting mortgage, Britain pledges £120m for RB 211, Professor Marcus Dick, Frenchman plans own Everest expedition, Puffin dinghy offer, The Prince catches cadet airmen barefooted, 'No sadistic motive behind hare coursing', EEC Commission calls for exchange controls to meet D-mark crsis, Sex education film fails to impress delegates at festival, Doped man decides to return to China, Wilson call for Heath pay curb deal with unions, Labour's censure rejected, Mr Callaghan calls for new EEC monetary policies, Germany's debt to its southern guests, Conservatism's human face, The Times views on EEC under fire, Press advised to give new ideas a voice, Mr McMahon survives Labour challenge, Welsh car crash kills Dickie Valentine, Was the wrong man hanged?, Britain's concern heartens New Zealand, Secret background to the partition of India, Cut in grants by sports Minister is alleged, Science Report IQ testing: Dreaming and intelligence, South Africa close to self-reliance on arms, University 'froth, filth and scum' denounced, Minister to act on au pair girl admissions, Brighton's exotic festival fit for disc overer-king, Racialism issue divides Rhodesian Anglicans, Business in the House of Commons next week will be:, High rents blamed for rise in homeless families, Law Lord is target of widow's champion, Deficiencies in compassion and care emphasized in report to BMA, Final designs chosen for MP's building, Judge rejects protest over 'frisking', Early start by freedom swimmers from China, Scheme for registrar of student unions being investigated, Aborigines' land demands to be investigated, Japanese are advised to travel abroad more, Third Paris airport progresses apace, Increase in house building and easier mortgages, Cambodians given pledge about more goods, Palermo killings raise fear of Mafia power, Yugoslavs per severe with self-help policy, Industry too dependent on Britain's sweet tooth, Plea to bar detective halts bombing case, An eye to the future while celebrating the past, Man trapped by glove prints for first time, £76m more for students' awards, British relief funds blocked for Pakistan, Proposed ban on 'offensive' literature criticized, Eton College rating appeal fails, Why big business gives to charity. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Index. Display Advertising: National, Treasurer's House York, northeast, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Itt, The Canada Life Assurance Company, Director Of Recreational Services, Investors Chronicle, Banque Nationale De Paris, Midland Bank, The Observer, Henry Spencer and Sons, University Life Assurance Society, The Times, York, Dewar's, Deputy Chief Education Officer, Henry Hardcastle Ltd., Hunter & Smallpage, Iberia, Storey Brothers & Company Limited, Rickmanworth And Uxbridge Valley Water Company, Mulberry Hall, Hampshire, City Of York, Siemens Aktiengesellschaft, London News, The Chase Hotel, Weatherall Green & Smith, Le Trianon, York Theatre Royal, Granada Tv Rental. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, University Appointments, Announcements, Women's Appointments, Merchant Banking, Appointments Vacant also on pages 11 and 29, Entertainments. Weather: The Weather. Arts and Entertainment: Opera for television, Broadcasting Television Bbc1, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 12,764. Reviews: Brighton Follies and Fantasies, Coriolanus National, Morrice's revolutionary ballet, Double Rembrandt, Queimada! (x) Columbia Bloody Mama (x) Cinecenta De Sade (x) Classic, Chelsea Cotton Comes to Harlem (x) New Victoria, Mischa Dichter Queen Elizabeth Hall, RPO/Cherkassky Festival Hall, 'Second' National Theatre. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Notices House Of Commons, Check on numbers still having school meal House of Commons, Ministry phone tapping story refuted, Remarriage prospects in assessing widows' damages House of Lords. Law: When children may see father's mistress, Subcontractor's travelling expenses allowed for tax. Sport: Finnegan's manager to protest, Britain's tough task in Cup defence, Townsend fails to save strokes on fast greens, Chance for Princess Anne, Durr out for a month and misses Derby, Sports in Brief, Lancashire's tactics are vindicated, US pair lose to professionals in close contest, Oxford V Sussex, Country Place to hold stable form, Record cash fee paid for Coates, Quayside wins then throws Piggott, Chester results, Aftab enjoys luck he deserved, Likely addition to Games, No substitutes at Arsenal, Okker tumbles but fights back to last eight in Valhalla, Inman accepts five lives. Editorials/Leaders: Where The Health Service Falls Short, Shooting down America's SST, Herr Brandt's Dilemma, Cutting The Student Cake. Letters to the Editor: Journalist's confidences, Shakespeare and others, Budget benefits, Applause in 'Parsifal', Why the pound was chosen for a base, Prospect of Britain: consequences of joining the EEC, New bank buildings, Teachers' charter, Middle East peace, Nesting ospreys, Inflation battle, Britain's place in Security Council, Suffering Rhodesian bondholders, Jobless graduates, Cheque card puzzle, Employment agents, Early microbooks, Industry and the business schools. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of Wednesday, May 8. 1946. Marriages. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments. Obituaries: VISCOUNT PORTAL Much valued board chairman, MRS STOCKS A pioneer British pilot, Sir William Bennett, Bishop Of Colombo, DICKIE VALENTINE Popular singer of pre-rock era. Business and Finance: Production at Renault nearly at a standstill, Rolls see a light at the end of the tunnel Roger Vielvoye reports on the dramatic change in prospects for the group, More active trading resumes on the bourses, Banca Popolare DI Novara, London bears brunt of gold buying, British Leyland to lay off hundreds, £1.7m steel mill project for GEC, Union Miniere, Canadian Pacific Railway Company, Dunford & Elliott (Sheffield) Limited, Chairmen's Reports Storey Brothers going well, Halewood back to normal after press shop return, Anglo-Swiss Holdings Limited, Big cuts at Lawtex, Birmingham resumes big office block development, Bayer profits down 42 pc, Thos. Barlow & Sons Limited (Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa) Greatrex Holdings Limited, A Case Of Too Much Slack, AP recoups its interim profit fall, Receiver puts V & G deficiency at £8m, Glass & Metal Holdings Pre-Tax Profits Reach Record High, Woodhouse & Rixson (Holdings) Limited, Shell earnings up 15 pc in first quarter, £500,000 profit for Racal-Milgo, Hambro launch property bond, A bonus for the small man in the EEC, South Wales miners back £5 claim with strike threat, US will maintain interest rates: parity changes 'up to others' says Mr Connally, The Times list of latest dividends, Allspeeds Holdings Ltd. Increased Earnings, Brockhouse puts damper on good interim, UK sugar surcharge raised £2, The Times share indices, Pottery leaders confident of better sales to Japan, Herr Brandt discusses DM with Mr Heath, Briefly from the Boardroom, Lord Shawcross welcomes accounting changes, Mr Gunter seeks reform of 'archaic' trade union rules, Profit-taking wipes out gains, Bank of Japan mops up $340m, Trade surplus reversed in year, Confused and hectic deals in foreign currency markets, Retail sales increase by 13 per cent in a year, Aluminium set-aside reduced, Lex's $12m loan, New oil crisis threatened as Iran anger mounts at alleged back-dating of Libya deal, White House disappointed by steel price increases, Computerized way out of the clogged streets, Tension mounts as Bonn decision is awaited, Redundancies at BSC ironworks, Queens Modern explain, The RUBBER REGENERATING Company Limited, Industrialists in campaign to fight Deutsche mark revaluation, Speculators active in Switzerland, The Eurodollar's role in the D-mark crisis, Auction of Min Secs' holdings, Business Diary: Dutch designs on British industry. IBM's man for Hants, Industrial production still on downtrend, Engineers to study rules for affiliation, Bids and Deals D. Perkins calls in Mr Ritblat, NFC to be streamlined. Stock Exchange Tables: Sterling and Money, Fixed interest, How the markets moved Rises, Commodities, Unit trust prices, Equities, Wall Street, Gold shares quieter, Recent issues, New Issues Test for preference share market. Business Appointments: Procter & Gamble name new managing director. Property: Country Property. Births.
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