The Times - 28/04/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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DAVID WOOD, By Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, BY OUR CITY STAFF, BY OUR CHURCHES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, BY A LEGAL CORRESPONDENT, CHARLES HARGROVE, BY OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, FROM CHARLES DOUGLAS-HOME DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, HILARY BRIGSTOCKE, A. M. RENDEL, DESSA TREVISAN, , NICHOLAS HERBERT, , FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, By Guy Brett Art Critic, By Irving Wardle Drama Critic, By William Mann Music Critic, H. B. R., G.W., From our Special Correspondent, Prudence Glynn, BY BRIAN MacARTHUR, Education Correspondent, STEPHEN JESSEL, DAVID HOTHAM, P.H.S., PLOWDEN., PETER G. MASEFIELD., R. C. GOWERS. Assistant Secretary., W. A. BARKER, , H. LE PULLINGER., H. E. M. KAY, , J. A. SPENCER, , P. G. SYMINGTON., Captain Terence O'Neill, , NIGEL E. CORNWALL, , VICTOR CHAPMAN., MARGARET COLE. 74 Addison Way, N.W.11, April 26., M. F. STRACHAN. 7 Napier Road, Edinburgh 10, April 27., HOPE LERESCHE., G. A. BOLLAND., D. R. S.D., From NEIL ALLEN, Boxing Correspondent, Barcelona., From Our Hockey Correspondent, By U. A. TITLEY, Rugby Correspondent, BARRY DAVIES and GERALD SINDSTADT, From PETER RYDE, Golf Correspondent, CHARLES BRAY, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, From MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, By ANDREW PORTER, Polo Correspondent, By GERALD ELY, Estates Correspondent, RICHARD CASEMENT, FROM OUR SCOTTSH CORRESPONDENT, Eric Hawes, Michael Baily, Philip Jacobson, By GEOFFREY CHARLES, Motoring Correspondent, RICHARD SPIEGELBERG, SIMON SHORT, FROM OUR NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, GORDON DITCHFIELD, MICHAEL ROTHWELL, KENNETH OWEN, BY OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, , ROBERT HUDDIE. ROBIN MURRAY., A. BAILLIE., D. R. MYDDELTON, F. D. SHIRREFF., JOHN WOODLAND, F. T. BACON, by J. C. DUCKWORTH Managing Director, National Research Development Corporation, by DR. D. W. ADAMSON, , SIR HUGH LINSTEAD, by E. R. LAITHWAITE Professor of Heavy Electrical Engineering, Imperial College of Science and Technology, by C. J. MOSS Director, National Institute of Agricultural Engineering, MICHAEL BAILY, L. T. MINCHIN, by F. D. PENNY, , by LORD IRONSIDE, K. G. WILLIAMS, Dr. BASIL BARD, by DENNIS GABOR Professor of Applied Electron Physics, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London., by W. H. STOREY, ,
ResumoNews: Heir gaoled with fortune intact, Views differ on results of communist talks, Delay Over Aden Independence Minister favours January, 'Bring homes, jobs under Race Act' Ghetto warning by board, No Decision As Yet To Join Market, Wilson Says Arguments for and against Europe's future in balance, Other people's problems, A question of efficient transmission, North Sea methane at home, World Weather Eye On China, Beakoning star of stored power, Magnetic power in new forms, Photos in 3-D without lenses, Britons win the Tulip Rally, 1s 4d off in war Of detergents Store groups in battle, AEU seeks rise for 3m, The Case Of Regina v. Shorthand Writers, Bonn marks time on nuclear pact, May Launch For Uk Satellite Five experiments in space, Services to industry THE NATIONAL RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Bridging the gap for inventors, Censure Move On Senator Use of campaign funds, BR seeks end to perpetual deficit, Square Deal For Caravanners Tenure safeguards urged, Sir R. Menzies to write on Suez, Son born to Princess Beatrix, 12 years for kidnapper, For and against Oxford's retention of languages rule, Into the non-metal age, Three miss opera study prize, Bonn takes stock after the Adenauer funeral, Tenants may unite to buy estate Study by Welsh farmers, Nursing with electronics, American aid on offset costs, Conservatives Sweep In By 10,220 Votes Brierley Hill poll confirms swing to the right, Student life here 'must be hell', Man's death fall with children, From thousands to millions, THE SUPER NATURALS Part 3: Women in sheep'S clothing, Press cable costs to be trebled, 'King Did Not Know' Of Greek Coup Minister confirms 5,000 arrests, The price of discoveries, Far East Cut Of 20,000 By 1968 Security pledge by Healey, 12 Labour MPs defy whip, Highest male lung cancer deaths, Fresh oil is not from wreck, Plan To Control African Labour, Behind the scenes on Suez, Expo' 67 opened in Montreal Triumph over obstacles, Big freeze with a future to match, Ulster's Prime Minister replies to his critics, Support for dismissed Minister, The Times Diary, A national gamble, GPs reject merit pay, Big Gamble, Mr Shinwell Says, 'Black box' from spacecraft, California's Grapes Of Wrath, Harrow School, Mr Wilson leaves few doubts on Six, Minister attacks TV violence, Franco calls for end to strife, Dioceses to study church unity report, One firmly based on research, Four lessons of Aberfan disaster, Monopoly of books attack, French lose their will to portest Powers go unchallenged, New date for resumption of air-bus talks, Russians offered stunt 'secrets', LOOK, no deckhands, as giant tankers sail by, Rules 'adjusted' on immigrants, Machines to overcome labour scarcity. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Alfa Romeo, Bell's, Magee, Canadian Marconi Company, City Wall Properties Limited, Westminster, Multiple Display Advertisements, Banco DI Roma, Hudswell Yates Developments Limited,, Herbert Group, Rolls-Royce, Dunlop Dracones, Elliott-Automation Limited, Nrdc, Unicorn Trust, International Computers And Tabulators Limited, Power-Gas, The Times, Ford, Blue Nun, British Hovercraft Corporation Limited, Nation Life And General Assurance Company Limited, Burrouhgs, The Port Of London Authority,, Hawker Siddeley, British United Airways, Commercial Union Assurance, The Plessey Company Limited, The Associated Biscuit Manufacturers Limited, Glaxo Laboratories Limited, Manganese Bronze Group Research, R & D/gkn, Home Service Insurance, Gpo, Dalkeith, Mascow Narodny Bank Limited, St Michael, Parker. Index. Law: Divorce Judge 'freezes' £25,000 securities, Man found Guilty of nurse murder, History made by divorce judge, Legal Aid Imperative When Sentences May Be Long Regina v. Stockdale, QC queries vegetables bill, Jury clear policemen, Judge Criticized 'For Travesty Of Witness's Evidence' Regina v. Stern, Australian Appeal On Exemplary Damages Australian Consolidated Press Ltd. v. Uren, Appeal To Charity Over Broken Promise National Provincial Bank Ltd. v. Moore, £45,000 tax evasion alleged. Picture Gallery: Official opening of Expo'67 in Montreal. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Politics and Parliament: Sea birds appeal, The Lords: Automatic loss Of right to drive, Majority verdicts carried by 180 to 102: obscene books prosecutions, The Commons: stronger race relations law: ticket fines: football hooligans: dormant charities, Northern Ireland's independence. Classified Advertising: Air Services, Personal, Public Appointments, Business Offers, Entertainments, Appointments. Reviews: Young Sculptor's Exhibition, Bel canto ancient and modern, Style and polish in Mozart, Beauty from the past, Opera in the courtyard, No change at Royal Academy, Visual charm of 'Cosi' sets, Schoolpiece plays it cool. Editorials/Leaders: Another Step On The Road To Rio, Bringing The Men Home, Salaries For Doctors, Breach Of Copyright. Letters to the Editor: Copyright, Cathedrals In Need, Oxford's Language Demands, A market price for North Sea gas, Exit The Joint, Alas, Miss Jekyll, The Siting Of The Third Airport, Leukaemia, Handbags For Men, Sale Of Newspapers, 'The Soldiers '. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Deaths. Marriages. Obituaries: Mr. Martin Freud, Prof C A Wright Canadian legal scholar, Siegfried Charoux A distinguished sculptor. Arts and Entertainment: £20 For Work By Chimpanzee, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,525, Television and radio programmes. Sport: Four contrasting captains a step from Wembley, Welsh Guards on form, Miss Shaw Beats Second Seed, Squash Team Completed, Sports in Brief, Virginians Hold On, Walters just fails, Bamford Disqualified, Withers a player to watch, Slip Stitch deserves chance to atone for Epsom failure, Australians show way back to adventurous sanity, Rudkin fails in title bout, Toft defies Warwick with fine 92. Weather: The Weather. Property: Appeal of modernized mansion flats, Country Properties. Business and Finance: Krupp has talks with Innocente, Paris prices turn easier, Hamersley Holdings issue is oversubscribed, Easier, cheaper credit is little used, News Summary, Unit trust prices, Business Diary Balliol man and billet-dresser for state steel, Steel Vesting Day-July 28, UK machine tools hit Chicago, Ports call for more land, Warehousing complex to be Europe's biggest, Money market again put in Bank for a week at penal rate, Single ore terminal Possible, Courtaulds control Cook & Watts, Tin again in buffer stock after a three year lapse, Eagle Star's triennial life bonanza, Ford to make heavy lorries engined by Cummins, Bumper earnings for American Shell, High yields under the spotlight, Ghanaian offer for sale, Pirelli to speed up Carlisle tyre plant, Channel ship converted to 100-car ferry, Bull-GE loses 113m francs, Reliant extend working hours, Cut-price air concessions open up new holiday areas, Bank statements for April, Social services cost BR £100m a year, New Zealand tightens squeeze, Leyland has a new top team, Amal Metal manage 10 p.c. increase in profit, Pound steady on 'no change' in Bank rate, Banks join forces in unit trust, London Provision Exchange, Curbs on Hong Kong Banks, Big man at the Big Board, Fewer notes in circulation, N.Y. Times upturn, The premium problem: is it worth £11,000 a job?, Conflict on nuclear reactor policy, Patent action may cost £½m, Briefly from the boardroom, Cautious copper undertone, Advertisers told: 'don't be beastly to your rivals', The CBI asks for more, Small falls among gilts, Better ferry service for Swedish timber might help recapture the British market, Take-Overs Scoreboard, Socété Générale De Banque Brussels, One more ship-then yard will close, U.S. oil firms deny excess gas profits, How The Markets Moved, Rotterdam thrives on Shell, More UK credit for Russians, Another broking merger, Engine shortage worries Fokker, Crystal Palace decision angers CBI, Procter & Gamble: take detergent marketing lead, Solar Industries in Luxembourg, U.S. bomber data may help French on Concord, Engineers to give plans for metric timetable, Lorry sales down, but exports may rise, Local government own-labour supported, NSC will rationalize its unions. Business Appointments: Bankof England man for Lazards. Stock Exchange Tables: European and Far East securities, Renewed strength on Wall Street: Index nears 900, Latest dividends, Regional share prices, Late rises in steels on vesting day news, Recent issues, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Tobacco shares active. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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