The Times - 20/02/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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DAVID WOOD, , FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, BY A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, GEOFFREY CHARLES, , BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, By Our Labour Correspondent, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, BERNARD ULLMANN, KYRIL TIDMARSH, , FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, NICHOLAS HERBERT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT., JOHN WOODCOCK, , FROM A REAL TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, NAIL ALLEN, BY OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, JOHN HENNESSY, GEOFFREY GREEN, , LEONARD AMEY, , BY A VETERINARY CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, R. W. Cooper., Henry Popkin, Williarn Mann, Stanley Sadie, Miles Kington, John Percival, BY THE NEWS TEAM, A. W. McKENNY-HUGHES. France Corner, Chalfont Hill, Gloucestershire, Feb. 17., PETER HUNTER BLAIR. Emmanuel College, Cambridge, Feb. 17., F. A. WILLIAMSON-NOBLE. 27 Harley Street, W.1., H. J. WALKER, W. BECKERMAN. Balliol College, Oxford, Feb. 17., LINCOLN WILLIAMS. 50 Wimpole Street, W.1, Feb. 17., ARTHUR SELDOM. Bramleys, Otford Road, Sevenoaks, Kent, Feb. 17., LAURA GRIMOND, LEONARD SMITH, Liberal Party Immigration Committee. 36 Smith Square, S.W.1., F. E. B. WITTS. 18 The Vale, S.W.3, Feb. 14., IVOR BULMER-THOMAS, Secretary, Ancient Monuments Society. 12 Edwardes Square, W.8, Feb. 19., A. H. SNELL 7 Stafford Terrace, W.8, Feb. 16., Norman Fowler, , NORMAN ST. JOHN-STEVAS. House of Commons, Feb. 17., R. A. MATRENZA. 23 Dornton Road, S.W.12., Mr. F. E. Harmer, OLIVER MARRIOTT, , BY OUR CITY EDITOR, BY A SPECIAL LEGAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Science Reporter, FROM OUR MIDLAND INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT, GERALD ELY, , J. G. W. DAVIES, S. MOORE-COULSON, C. E. ESCRITT, PHILIP LEWIS, HANS Z. HOXTER, DAVID HOUSEGO, E. EASTWOOD, D. S. DAVIES, Defence Correspondent, BY J. D. WATERWORTH London Graduate School of Business Studies,
ResumoNews: Photography Of Ocean Depths, Long-term job in school, Britain renews proposal on Gibraltar, Enough gas found to double supply Priority given to spur economy, Mr. Marsh says, Telephone Delays Up Union man blames manufacturers, Tax puts up the defence bill, Syria-Iraq Talks On Oil Crisis Meet Failure, South Africa Abandons Campus Colour Bar Bills will not be reintroduced, Talks On Pakistan Emigrants, Political Erosion Down In The Valley, Priest gives an apology over unions, Mr. Wyatt rebels on defence, 'Decades' To Spend Aberfan Fund, The right to free choice, Running the country, Farming notes and comment, Brucellosis On Way Out In Ireland, £80,000 Rubens theft in Zurich, Speech Not An Attack On Duke, Trawler Crew Saved From Rafts, Rolling Stone's Home Searched For Drugs, Kennedy inquiry man criticized New Orleans awaits arrests, Much more state control in future, Change is a matter of degree, South Arabia fails to find a leader Indecision embarrasses Britain, G.L.C. Leader Acts In 'Race Bar' Dispute Golf club denies discrimination, Priest Gives Up Orders Disagreement over celibacy, Dassault Plant To Reopen As Conflict Ends, Angry exchanges over unifying Canada's forces, Co-Op. Post For Labour Agent, Move to alter stamp council, Air Robots May Do Spraying, Feed made egg yolks green, University advisers and middlemen, As IT Happens:, Societies To Sponsor 'Arthritis Month', Mao Urges Preservation Of The Classics Niece told to translate the Bible, Flow to labour market, Coercion v. cooperation in industry, Herr Strauss Opposed To Nuclear Treaty, IS There Evidence Of A Conspiracy? Mystery of the Mexico visit, Guidance to 18 and beyond, Support by 118 parishes for Mr. Powell, April Deadline On Europe Cabinet decision wanted to keep up momentum, Mr. Parkes Sees His Solicitor, Young men at arms, M.Pompidou Woos His Constituents, Public Schools 'Myth', Tax-free bets rejected, Mr. Gordon Walker's Malta mission Conciliatory tone at airport, Support for plans to streamline French judicial system, Redwings Forget Their Shyness, B.E.A. Will Give Scots Control, London police strive to show the way, Give Motorists Own Police, A.A. Say, Science Close To Bible Insights, Canon Says, What teachers can expect-and get, Many skills in the market place, Pay compulsion strains union loyalties Desire to avoid open breach, Mr. Rapacki's London visit may help détente, Snow Reports, Industrialists must clarify their needs, 'Conspiracy' by communists, Council House Sales Challenged Minister says Mr. Heath is 'on to a loser', Latin America avoids discord, £200,000 paid for manor, Businessmen Support Religious Revival, Soviet Clash On Role Of Punishment Attack on 'passive humanism', London hunt for drug ring headquarters Move after Belgian arrests, Liu Deprived Of Party Posts, Monday Merry-Go-Round, Lords withdraw from the constitutional trinity, E. Germany to keep death penalty. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: With the Koreans in South Vietnam, From counter to computer, Careers. Display Advertising: Grovewood Securities Limited, Royal Navy, The Royal Air Force, Transalpine Finance Holdings, Multiple Display Advertisements, Du Point, Careers For Graduates, Premium Savings Bonds, Chubb, Barclays Bank, The Institute Of Chartered Accountants, Dry Ginger Ale, The Times, Tower Silos Ltd., Kodak Limited, Kuwait Chemical Fertilizer Company, District Bank, Westminster Bank Limited, Esso, Boac, The British Council, Gas Council Engineering Research Station, British Aircraft Corporation, Ncb, Degree Hnd, Emi. Index. Law: Pakistani On Murder Charge, Doctors Urge Changes In Mental Case Rules Restriction orders affect treatment, Summonses For Mrs. Baker, Prison For Killing Grandmothers One of Norman family acquitted, 'Role Of Press Diminished', Double Murder Charge Remand. Arts and Entertainment: Art For Engineering Department, Television, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,468, Two B.B.C. Films Win First Prizes, Radio, Brilliant Bridge By England. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Diary House Of Lords, Mr. Wilson likely to warn Ministers Must keep in step on Europe. Sport: Cambridge fencing success, Cup outlook changed by Norwich Liverpool now favourites, Longer Races For Girls, Sports in Brief, Last chance of Putney trial, Saturday Racing Results, Worcester II Too Good To Be So Low, Pritchett not ready, Saturday's Hockey Results, French Victories Lack Authority Disappointment for Britain, Steady round by Clark, Pasarell wins title, Saturday's Rugby Union results, Winchester Keep Cup Rugby outplayed, Simpson's winter of discontent Grout missed as consultant, Squash Rackets. Official Appointments and Notices: Post with E.E.C. delegation, Appointments in the Forces Royal Navy, Church News Ordinations, Scholarships For Printers, From The London Gazette, Oxford. Classified Advertising: Beauty And Fashion, Public Appointments, Commercial & Industrial, Entertainments, MAPLE & CO. Ltd., Funerals, Cremations. DAY. Reviews: Symphony for a virtuoso orchestra, Finns in a stylistic dilemma, Franco-Swiss painter's varied forms of expression, Norman Mailer dramatizes his Hollywood novel, Seneca Play For Avignon, Duke Ellington and the L.P.O., Farnham Music Festival, Premiere of work for three hands, St. Matthew Passion under Steinitz, A ballet keeps its freshness, Trial scene is always a winner. Editorials/Leaders: A Very Dangerous Policy, Support Costs Again, The Universities' Proper Reply. Letters to the Editor: Drug Addiction, Oxford By Gaslight, Sparkbrook's Lesson, Westminster Abbey, The Price Of Britain's Entry, Escalation, The Leningrad 'Bede', 'To The Tories Of Barnet', Motoring Costs, Unclear And Uncertain, Cathedral Repairs, Beyond Aden, Wrong Shelf. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Births. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Obituaries: Lord Greenhill, Miss P. M. Elliott, Dr. Robert Oppenheimer Pioneer physicist of American atom bomb, Very Rev. J. G. James. Business and Finance: World dollar bond league, Steel shares all set for busy times, Wolfson Empire: A £27M. Insight Big property interests, Cotton trade alarm over 'dumping', Buyer sought for Harrison Gibson, Why co-ownership housing is flourishing, Businessmen in U.S. still cheerful, Nat. Savings: how investment accounts score, Why rubber price is at 12-year low, Steel Giant Takes £1M. Gamble, U.S. turbine orders worth £1½m., New two-pedal system claimed for cars, Plan For New London Air Terminal, Best of the annuities, Commodity markets, 'Business hotel' will let out office space, Two more broking firms merge, Burmah Firms In U.S. Merger, Currency rates for travellers, London's hidden strength, Germany's brain drain, No exodus from New York City, says Mayor, More quit the House as turnover declines, Cigarette prices may go up again, How squeeze has hit consumer durables, Now a league table for brokers, 80% drop in Belfast, Briefly from the boardroom, No Timber To Spare Now In Norway, Merchandising plan for Cunard's Q4, Tax complexities hindering growth, say accountants, A look at capital gains taxation, Manufacturers cut back on give-aways, New Ross Group sales drive, Four Branches Of Ralli Securities, Foreign capital inflow leaps, Imports policy under fire by unions, Yardley's spring campaign, Scots buying fewer television sets, $25m. loan for U.S. group, Lessons from Japan in closing technology gap, Money comfortable, Probe Into Missions Abroad. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Sir Kenneth Hutchison's new post. Stock Exchange Tables: Sterling: caution over import bill. Weather: The Weather. Property: Problems Of Building An Ideal Home.
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