The Times - 07/01/1966
1966; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM A REAL TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A WELSH RUGBY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, From a Rackets Correspondent, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Transport Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Churches Correspondent, FROM OUR SCOTISH CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From MONITOR, From Our Political Correspondent, W. A. THOMAS The Rectory, Ickleford, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, Jan. 4., F. A. E. PIRANI. University of London King's College, Department of Mathematics, Strand. W.C.2, Jan. 3., KENNETH BOND., CHRISTOPHER SOAMES. House of Commons, Jan. 6., BRYAN ROBERTS., J. M. EEKELAAR., R. A. H. WOOLLEY., B. D. MORGAN WILLIAMS. 10 St. Michael's Road. Claverdon. Warwick, Jan. 3., KENNETH URWIN, Gcneral Secretary, Association of University Teachers. Bremar House, Sale Place, W.2, Jan. 4., From Our Midland Correspondent, WILLIAM SHARLAND, Chairman. The Seaborne Coal Traders' Association. 429 Victoria House, Southampton Row. W.C.1. Jan. 5., R. D. BURNELL, chairman, Highways and Bridges Committee, Royal County of Berkshire. Shire Hall, Reading, Jan. 4., ALAN ELPHICK. 5 Priory Close, Bath, Somerset, Jan. 6., FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, Sir John Elliot, From Our Music Critic, From Our Art Critic, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Drama Critic, FROM OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, from our architectural correspondent, from our special correspondent, by F. H. Happold, Philip Ure, from a special correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Air Services, Opera Ballet And Concerts, J. H. Kenyon Ltd., Funeral Directors., Transfer Books, Company Notices, Public Appointments. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,121, Television Programmes, Uhlmann, Spassky Now Level. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall Street Higher Industrials Lead The Way, Pound Steady In Two-Way Trading Gains For Mark And Swiss Franc, Shortage Returns To Lombard St., D.T.R. Agreement Gives Bounce To Shares, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Gilts Advance On Broad Front, Recent Issues, Mutual Funds, Latest Dividends, Good Turnover In Tax Stocks Credit Shortens, Option Rates, Drawing Of Bonds, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Further Gains On Paris Frankfurt Higher. Sport: South Hockey XI Best Of Division, Three Devonians In Last Four Match Points Elude Miss Burton, Golf, Surtees Survives Crisis In Rackets Final, Sports in Brief, McGowan Stops Carbi In Sixth, Squash Tale Of Four Cities Way To Amateur Final Left Open To Hunt, Biddlecombe Rides With Hunger For Victory Brilliant Cheltenham Double By Champion Jockey, Junior Badminton Results, Simpson Ill, So Thomas Joins Test Side, Groups And Fixtures The Jules Rimet Trophy, England Open Test Batting, Three New Caps In Welsh XV Rowlands And Bebb Dropped, Willis And Cripps Reach Final, World Cup Draw Beckons England To Last Eight Matches With France, Mexico And Uruguay At Wembley. News: Longevity Increasing Among The Clergy 697 Full-Time Incumbents Over 70, A Fireback to Grace the Hearth, Broadcasts Of The Commons Praised, Mr. Harriman In Tokyo, Oil Leaders To See Unions On Productvity Deals, Mrs. Castle Moves Away From Restriction Better Public Transport And Roads Needed, Scandinavian Offer To U.N., More J.P.S From The Working Class Lord Chancellor's Decision, Barnstaple May Be Overspill Town London Search, Clients, brokers and underwriters, Latin Litany Under Fire Again At Canterbury Convocation, 'Rigoletto' Saved By Air Dash, Wait-And-See Would Be Tory Policy On Comprehensives, U.S. Closing Three French Bases, A watchmaker's enterprise, Snow Reports, Soviet Professor Under U.S. Protection, Mr. Stewart Answers Claims On Falklands, Court Challenge To Legality Of Rhodesia Censorship Case To Be Heard Next Week, U.S. Public Opinion Turning Against War, Survey Of Andes Frontier, Italians May Abolish 'Crimes Of Honour', Explosions On Outskirts Of Saigon Vietcong Reported Using The 120MM. Mortar, Two Faiths Share Church, Rice Ration Cut In Kerala, 'Obscene' Calls On £20,000 Mortgage, Rationing Ends In Part Of Zambia, Chancellor Praises T.U.C. On Incomes Policy, Israel Coalition Agreement Disputes On Sabbath Settled, U.S. Move To Release More Copper, A Call In 'The Times' Rings A Bell, B.E.A. Jets For Glasgow Route Reply To Plans Of Rival Airlines, New Building Suited To Its Setting, Fifth Century Monastery Uncovered In Turkey Methods Used In Building Of St. Sophia Foreshadowed, Russia Ignores New Attack By China Delegates Cheer Soviet Attitude, Thames Hovercraft Ferry Plan, Finger Pushed In Academy Painting 'Vandalism' At Private View, Psychiatrists Say George III Was Not Insane 'Royal Malady' A Rare Disease, Life Improves For The Stray Cats Of Venice, Lobsters Were Not Long Enough City Firms Fined, New York Traffic Jams Worst Ever, Central African Republic Breaks With China, Bournemouth Adamant On Comprehensives, Call To Debate: Few Liberals Objected, Quest After Meteorite Falls May Be Biggest In Britain Professor Appeals For Fragments, Adlai Stevenson Memorial, Bognor's Critics Answered Voting Dispensation, Conservative Leaders Abroad, Ice-Cooler Sales To Be Held Up No Risk To Health, Says Hongkong, Mr. Kosygin Seeks A Formula For Tashkent Talks Pakistan Insistence On Examination Of Kashmir Problem, Drought Now Biggest Threat To Mr. Smith, Festival Plans For Edinburgh, A Mirror for the City's Problems, Ten Scientists To Advise In Fighting Crime New Laboratories: Computer May Check Fingerprints, Herr Ulbricht IS Convalescent, 'Pirates' Ruin Rich Fishing Ground, Russia Lifts Travel Ban, Mr. Wilson Awaits Moscow Reply, New F.B.I. Warning On Communism, 'Potboiler' Novels Fail To Win Fiction Award, Tv Series On Problems Of Retiring, Rocket Expert Accompanies Mr. Shelepin, Shipping ups and downs, Gambling Reform Next Session, Reports Of Oil For Beira Denied, Registration Of Land To Be Speeded Book Plan Dropped, Denial By U.S. On Missing B-57, British Hopes On £80M. Contract, Progress Report On Prices Bill, Plea To Ban Local Wage Pacts, Laser Entering A New Phase, Not Quite Out Of Bowshot, National Plan At Critical Stage, Lack of Exercise and Heart Disease From Our Medical Correspondent, £5 Deducted From Injury Award, Cabaret Luncheons In Paris Venture, 10 Ministers To Visit Hull Labour By-Election Campaign, Mr. Wilson To Attend Lagos Talks Confidence In Outcome As Sanctions Take Effect Plans For Rhodesia After Rebellion Ends. Display Advertising: Parker Pen Company Limited, Crusader Insurance Company Limited, Multiple Display Advertisements, The First National Bank Of Boston, The North East Development Council, The Impress Organisation Limited, Aei Cables, Taylor Woodrow, C.T.Bowring & Co. Ltd., International Nickel, Barclays Bank Limited, Woolwich, 5th Rainwear Week Florence, E.B.E.S., South African Airways, Allied Breweries Limited, Smiths Industries, Honeywell, Sale At Dockside, London Hilton. Picture Gallery: C.T.BOWRING and Company, Dr. Ramsey and Visitors from the Netherlands. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Changes In Flag List, Church News, Oxford, Argentine Post For Professor. Law: Lotus Car Chief IS Fined For Assault, Law Report, January 6 Vacation Court Boy Must Stay In England Arnold v. Arnold, Canada Meeting On Curbing Crime. Index. Editorials/Leaders: The Chinese Litmus, Two New Brooms, Curbs on Gambling, George III Was Not Mad, Mr. Wilson's Message. Letters to the Editor: Space Rendezvous, A Statement Denied, Coastal Shipping, Business Languages, University Costs, Mrs. Castle's Road, Driving And Drink, The African Legacy, Royal Visit To The West Indies, Next Step In Europe What IS British Position?, Doctors Overworked?. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. Charles Holt, Col. Richard M. Rendel, M. Jean Lurcat Revival Of French Tapestry-Making, Mr. Ernest B. Millward Former Amateur Golf Champion. Reviews: The Schumann We Never Hear, Comedy The Only Approach, For Mr. Miles's Pleasure, Forceful START To Shaw Week, Gauguin and his Circle, Ice-cold-But Only Just. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Business and Finance: Australia And New Zealand Bank Limited Annual General Meeting, More U.K. Swap Repayments, Montague Burton Limited Higher Profits In Spite Of Increased Costs Success Of Continental Venture Mr. L. Jacobson Expresses Confidence In Future, 4 Stockbroking Firms To Merge, Anglo German Bank Venture, Time For The Sugar Council To ACT Drift Must Be Halted, Shell Plan To Merge Japanese Interests, Wilson Lovatt In Ireland, American Express To Expand In Europe, Australia And N.Z. Bank Warning, Efta Chief Cool On Bridgebuilding, Plasttcs Missions Going East, Changing Structure Of Public Utilities, First Garden City To Go Into Liquidation, Winget Gloucester Setback, Thos. Ratcliffe Temporize, Copper Reacts Following Stockpile Rumour, Councils Buy Estates For £4,717,000, Five To Decide On E.E.C. Budget, Arthur Lee & Sons Limited A Satisfactory Result, Wm. Park's Good Year: Another Scrip, Northern And Employers Record, Libya Oil Royalty Law Agreed, Printing Committee Members, £1M. Cottam Power Plant Orders, Brokers' Forum, Sir Andrew Cohen To Attend U.N. Meeting, Guinness Mahon Plan Loan Stock Swap, Unilever Buy Forte's Ice-Cream Holding, Overtones Of Battle In Bid For Clapton, 'Guardian' And Other Bonuses, Bp Hydrocarbons Project, Market Holidays, Sharp Rise in Barclays' Disclosed Profits, Note Circulation Falls £67M., Warning of Subsidized Competition, Amsterdam Bourse Alterations, Japan Turns To Public Bonds Budget Public Stress On Services, Yugoslavia Orders Ruston Locos, Showerings Victory 90 p.c. Acceptance By Harveys, Firth & Brown Earnings Up 15 Per Cent, Can Britain Fulfil. Plan's Growth?, Bid To Increase Wool Research Levies, New Barclays Guide For Exporters, Unit Trust Prices, London Provisions Exchange. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Three New Directors Elected By English Electric. Property: Est. 1843.
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