The Times - 24/11/1967
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By DAVID WOOD, From HUGH NOYES, Parliamentary Correspondent-Westminster, Thursday, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT-Cairo, Nov. 23, BY A STAFF REPORTER, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALEROOM CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-Washington, Nov.23, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC STAFF, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Geneva, Nov. 23, From NICHOLAS HERBERT-Aden, Nov. 23, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Lagos, Nov. 23, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From RICHARD WIGG-Santiago, Nov. 23, From Our Own Correspondent, From PETER HAZELHURST-Calcutta, Nov. 23, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Rawalpindi, Nov. 23, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT-Newcastle, N.S.W., Nov. 23, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Rome, Nov. 23, By Julian Critchley, By William Mann Music Critic, By Irving Wardle Drama Critic, D.G., A. E. P., By Henry Raynor, By William Mann, by Susanne Puddefoot, Patricia de Joux, Carole Lyders, RICHARD DAVY, PHS, ROBERT NEILD., A. H. BURNSIDE., IAN I. JEFFRIES., PAUL H WAREHAM, DAVID G. GLYN-JONES. YVONNE HEELEY. DENISE JAFFE., DENIS T. WHITHAM. Chairman, B.O.A.C. Pilots' Local Council. The British Air Line Pilots Association 81 New Road, Harlington, Hayes, Middlesex., By David Spanier, European Economic Correspondent, GEORGE WIGG., ANNE M. JOHNSON., RAANAN SIVAN, Consul-General., M. G. COPELAND, LANDRETH LEAPER, JARLATH FINNEY., From MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, From NEIL ALLEN, Athletics Correspondent, From Our Boxing Correspondent, GEOFFREY GREEN, From PETER MARSON, By JOYCE WHITEHEAD, From PETER RYDE, From ROY McKELVIE, By REX BELLAMY, Squash Correspondent, From NORMAN CREEK, By Our Science Correspondent, By GERALD ELY, Estates Correspondent, By KEITH PAYNE, By PETER JAY, Economics Editor, By MAURICE CORINA, By CLIFFORD WEBB, Midland Industrial Correspondent, By RONALD KERSHAW, BY ROYDEN HODSON INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, By JOHN GILMORE, BY JOHN CARRINGTON, BY OUR MINING EDITOR, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, JAMES B. FELL. 1 Stanford Road, Brighton., By CHRISTOPHER MEAKIN OPHER MEAKIN,
ResumoNews: Nationalist trend in a Welsh poll, Appeal for Nigerian unity, Vietnam hill taken with heavy toll, Nasser Rejects Israel Peace, Chilean Strikers In Clashes, Mr Dash Gets His Face Slapped, Spain delays Gibraltar talks, Verbal clash may close schools, British move at arms talks, The Ombudsman causes inquiry, Debts bar to EEC entry, Bomb attacks on Calcutta police Curfew after day of riots, THE TIMES Saturday REVIEW, The three Bridewell brothers stayed in bed late yesterday. 'There was nothing to get up for: the herd of 297 pedigree Friesians, Whose care constituted their dawn to work, is gone., Rewards and punishments, Acquittal of Mr Maczko, Decision To Devalue A Defeat, Says Mr Wilson Frank statement on television, Low poll likely at Derby, Better arms for South Vietnam U S 'revitalization plan', Youngsters examined for injection marks, Schoenman in airport tumult, France's ruthless pursuit of the 'precious metal', When the female takes to fighting, Italy Faced With Run Of Strikes 150,000 come out in Naples, Devon fights to stem the tide, Council Officers' Pay Rise Plan 3% to 7% recommended, Flosy warning on killings, Australia Election Duel, £7,000 A Year 'For Boy's Job', Man Says, 'Cat's Eyes' Hid Radar, Anti-U S rioting in Turkey Hopes of peace rising in Athens, Germany's left wing unites, Indus project begins 'era of hope', Syria rejects Middle East peace plan, The Sinatras separate, Carnaby St extension planned, Negro threat to U S hopes in Olympics, New support for Signor Moro, Threat To Firms By Nationalists, S Arabia talks in difficulties Lord Shackleton flies back, Science Report Conservation A research centre on Aldabra, No sunshine for 'Times' sundial, The Times Diary Could Callaghan covet Education? Post-war Syria bounces back Alfred Brooks, militant banker, Poland prepares for the winter, Woman leads in courtship of the car, Farmers face country's greatest disaster in agricultural history, Whitehall Fears Over Cyprus Ankara diplomatic moves, London To Clear 40,000 Slums GLC plan for tenements, Private beds in hospital to go, Jury's urgent call for rail safety Chief did not see appeals for more gangers. Politics and Parliament: Probing the costs of devaluation, The Commons: team work in achievement: vetting at No 10: top resignations, The Lords: Summer time Bill carried, Tories probe for defence cut facts, Stricter control applied, GEC promise on work in regions, More judges to ease pressure on courts, 'Manager-dictators' warning by MP, Mr. Hooson complains of threats, British precautions in Cyprus tension, Canadian move to end hanging. News in Brief. Display Advertising: LA Flora Blanche, Garrard The Crown Jewellers, Ici, Westminster, The Life Offices' Association,, Multiple Display Advertisements, S A A, Rsl, William Boulton (Holdings) Ltd., Spark Holdings Limited, Finance-Union, Target Trust Managers Limited, Chubb, Bank Of Montreal, Sccles Pollock, Hall & Ham River Limited, Martell, Midland Industries Limited, The Industrial Development Authority,, Bank Money Transfer Services, Pye Tvt Limited, Alcan, Rand Selection Corporation Limited, The Renong Tin Dredging Company Limited, Lentheric 12, White, Weld & Co Limited, Deinhard & Co.,, Comhlucht Siuicre Eireann Teo., Conzalez Byass, John Thompson Transporter Division, Industrial Expansion At The Board Of Trade, Ind Coope Hotels, Children's Society. Index. Law: Judge frees a wife, Press rights upheld in Argentina, No Investment Allowance For Pattern Books Rose & Co. (Wallpaper & Paint) Ltd. v. Campbell (Inspector Of Taxes), Fire plotters 'appallingly injured', Toy gun led to murder, court told, African gaoled for 'plot', Allegation Of Bias Against Rent Panel Chairman Rejected Metropolitan Properties Co. (F.G.C.) Ltd. v. Lannon And Another, Facts Not Evidence Of Receiver's Guilty Knowledge Regina v. Garside, 'Last Exit' found to be obscene 'Published in good faith', Appeal move by Michael X, Lawyer gambled £33,121, Man 'fled from Aden threat ', £13 a week for not working. Arts and Entertainment: George III table for 3,400 gns, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,705, Television and radio programmes, Theatregoers back a play, Susi And Katharine Jeans. Classified Advertising: Personal, Domestic Situations Vacant, Christmas gift suggestions, Entertainments, Business Opportunities, Appointments. Reviews: Mr Ormandy in Strauss and Beethoven, Flower power play falls apart Queen's Theatre Halfway up the Tree, A pianist considers new music, Discursive virtuoso, The new Shostakovich violin concerto, Ensemble on fine form, Lord Reith surveys his life and times. Picture Gallery: Tension grows in Cyprus. Editorials/Leaders: 2.-How Strong A Resolution?, Four days after devaluation, A Celtic Dawn, 1.-High Road To Disaster. Letters to the Editor: Press And Government, Versatility of coal, Less Than Life Size?, Pilots' Proposals, Effects Of Devaluation: No Cause For Shame, 'The Rubaiyat', Thefts From Churches, Running The Hospitals, Return To Jerusalem. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Correction, London Honours Statesman Mr Lester Pearson, Preparatory Schools New Chairman. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr. F. R. Salter Former president of Magdalene, Mr Edward Trow. Sport: Hockey records, Exciting Return In Prospect, Aisher's Good START, Sports in Brief, Margaret Smith finds old form Miss Casals outclassed, Title fight in Ireland?, Tournament changed, No easy win by Alleyn's, Oxford president in disqualification, Dorset have good start, Three No Trumps runs in Hennessy Gold Cup Different Class a big disappointment, The gilt-edged security of Queen'S Park Rangers, Lucky Win For East Midlands, Fierce Eton pair. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Weather: The Weather. Property: Bricks and mortar still a likely hedge, Country Properties, Reservoir nearly finished. Births. Business and Finance: Commodity men suffer harsh blow, J. H. Fenner hoists total pay-out three points, M & S borrows £15m from the Pru, Briefly From Industry, November bank statements, Iraq deal with French oil firms, Smoother path to Europe?, Copper after the strike, Builders seek PM's assurance, Warning to banks on use of outsiders, Record activity in gold, News Summary, Unit trust prices, Company Meeting F. W. THORPE (Manufacturers of "Thorlux" quality lighting equipment) Extension Of Production Facilities, Advances rise £42½m, Cape bid by Swan Hunter, Hot pace for British export price-cutting RODNEY COWTON analyses the Leyland group's fast work, Standard-Triumph bases policy on new ohc engine, New boost for Concord, Chancellor's attack puzzles industry, Firm to contribute to Tory Party, ICI should cover its dividend, Maynards Ltd. Increased Profits, Drive on U S tax bill, BRIEFLY from the BOARDROOM, Insurance firm to run unit trust, £2 3/4m deal in Ferranti, US holiday, Prices pledge by Indesit, J. Brockhouse & Co. Dividend Maintained In A Difficult Year Increasing Burden Of Costs Mr. J. L. Brockhouse On Severe Impact Of Government Measures, Paris up sharply, Hint of stiffer tariffs against British goods, Sharp rise in Rand Selection's profits, ICI gains 7pc on sales, profits, Treasury bill rush?, CBI chief on bleak future, Business Diary Not for the widows and orphans, $1,500m central bank loan finalized, New Unicorn trust, BOAC net profit falls, Record exports by sterling area, BP cuts interim dividend 25pc, Coffee prices leap ahead, Fresh drive by BNEC, Quieter but still firm, Trade links with Japan, Sainsbury raises profits by 30pc, Fresh funds scarce, BSC approach to Humphreys, More unemployed but trend is down, Second record day in the great gold rush. Stock Exchange Tables: How The Markets Moved, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Widespread losses throughout, £ bounces high, Selling accelerates, European and Far East securities, Share prices fall as speculators take profits, Regional share prices, Montreal and Toronto, The Times list of Latest Dividends, Recent issues. Business Appointments: Reshuffle at Whitbread.
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