The Times - 19/01/1966
1966; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From Our Golf Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Squash Rackets Correspondent, J. M. RAMSDEN, SYLVIE NICKELS, CECIL GARSTANG, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, From Our Churches Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FRONM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Defence Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Labour Staff, FROM OUR SCOTISH CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Middle East Correspondent, From Our European Economic Correspondent, From a Special Correspondent, From Our Commonwealth Staff, FROM OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, PETER HORDERN. House of Commons, Jan. 17., HUGH FLINT., HYDE C. BURTON, J. HOY, , H. W. JUNIPER., GLYN LANDAV. Llys Esgob, The Green, Llandaff. Cardiff, Jan. 17., JOHN A. LINCOLN, C. L. BORE. Little Boredom, Fairmile Park Road, Cobham, Surrey., Our City Editor, J. UNGER. Faculty of Law, University of Birmingham. Birmingham 15., D. K. W. COX., W. P. SWEETNAM., E. K. G. SIXSMITH. Riversleigh, Langport, Somerset, Jan. 15., Sir Hugh Chance, D. P. W., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our South Wales Correspondent., From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR PHILATELIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, From Our Music Critic, From Our Bridge Correspondent, OUR CITY STAFF, H. Heymann,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Educational, W. Garstin & Sons, Ltd., Opera Ballet And Concerts. Law: No Liability For Collapse Of Chimney Breast Auto Scooters (Newcastle) Ltd. v. Chambers, Great Divide In Evans Case, Q.C. Says, Moors Murder Trial For Chester, Libel Action Over Toll Bridge, Court Decision On Olympia Press, G.L.C. Gave Banned Man A Licence, Extradition Move In Baby Case, Driver Accused Of Causing 3 Deaths, Plan To Speed Up Injury Actions Committee To Look Into Reforms. Arts and Entertainment: Two Concerts At St. George's, Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,131, Bridge Too Many Points, Boudin Table Sold For £1,500. News: Ankara Gaol Riot Deaths, Computer Centre For £850,000, Ticket to ride, Trust To Combat Migraine, Fairfield Works To Be Wound Up, British Army Mission To Visit Zambia Today 'Compromise' Between President Kaunda And Mr. Wilson, Shoplifters Help A Firm To Thrive, South Africa Prays For Rain, '50 Officers Shot' After Nigerian Revolt Attempt On General's Life In Struggle For Power, Come Fly With Me..., Credit Revolution in the Banks, Gas Restored To Firms Warning Of More Midland Cuts, Higher Status For Teachers Urged, Planning A Yorkshire Orchestra, Dartmoor Farmers' Aid Sought To Protect Antiquities, Wives' Evening Work Starts A Domestic Revolution Welsh Husbands Baby-Sitting As Exports Are Speeded, Unity Call By New Canadian Parliament, Refinery Explosion Victims, Primate Urged To Find New Ministry For Dismissed Rector, M.P.'s Idea To Cut JET Noise, Call For Prayers On Rhodesia, Big Increase In Number Of Rhodesians Restricted, Outcry Grows In Paris Over Ben Barka Affair Counter-Intelligence Official Suspended, Mr. Maude Resigns From Front Bench, English Catholic History In Berkshire Archives, More Aden Postal Bombs Found, Rail Union Faces Strike Calls, Mr. Soames Touring Middle East, Shipping Losses Up By Half, Aircraft Discussion With Italians, Abbey Anniversary Stamps 3D. And 2s. 6D. Designs, Mr. Heath's Secret Yearning Gastronomical Look At Olympia, Spanish Message On Gibraltar, Oxford Dons To Train J.P.s, E.E.C. Countries Refuse To Yield To France Timetable For Resolving Crisis Rejected Paris Puts Forward Veto Plan As Price Of Ending Boycott, Sports Car Makers Unruffled By 70 M.P.H. Limit, German Judge Resigns Over Promotion Rebuff Ministry Accused Of Discrimination, Soviet Space Chief's State Funeral, U.S. Post Office To Spend £23M., Wry Mr. Greene Stands By Pay Increase Policy, Swear Words Ban 'Not Censorship', M.P. Discounts Oil Rumours, Warning To Britain On Australian Defence Mr. Holt Points To Heavy Cost Of Migration Programme, Top Designers Miss START Of Season Dress Collections Delayed, Minister Fails To Satisfy The Brickmakers Fear Of Closures, 37 Cars Without Penalty In Monte Carlo Rally, Cuba Base For Freedom Front, Army Recruiting Down By 3,000 Last Year Resignations After Pay Decision, Beirut Storm Over Iran Envoy's Attack On Pres. Nasser Newspaper Men To Be Questioned, Rancour Aroused Over Choice Of Indian Leader, Anonymous Letter On Ditch Murders, Ski Slopes Become Schools For 40,000, 40 Schemes To Improve Trunk Routes By-Passes And Flyovers In £60M. Programme, 'Murder' Pictures Challenged, Snow Reports, U.S. Military Strength Up To Korea War Level Leaflets Warn Vietcong: Death IS Right Behind You, Travelling light, Immigrant Liaison Committee, Trains and boats and planes, Turkish Muezzins Must Climb Their Minarets, U.S. Advance Order For Aircraft, Ling Su Tang Settles Down, Rules For Clergy Compensation, Professors On Strike Open Their Own Classes, Pakistan Agreement With Russia, British Dancer Fined In Madrid, City On Humber Proposed As Second Metropolis, Student Attacks Election Plan, Charity Remittances To Be Allowed, Rhodesian Chief Justice Has Talks With Mr. Wilson. Sport: Welsh Hockey XI To Play R.A.F., Jockey Club Book Will Ease Trainers' Lot, Britain In Easier Zone Of Davis Cup Draw Chief Rivals South Africa And Italy Or Russia, One-Way Only For Cross-Country Runners, Jesters To Play Squash In U.S. And Canada, Universities Begin Well, But R.A.F. XI Improve, Sports in Brief, Telephone Link To Choose Test Match XI, Strokeplay Qualifying Rounds For Women's Open Golf, Lively Cup Rugby By Westminster Good Work Of U.C.H. Pack Wasted, No Pressure So Miss Hathorn Should Be Champion. Display Advertising: Cooks, Slade Travel Agency Ltd., Olympos Limited, Bergen Line, British United One-Eleven Jets, Lufthansa, Cornelder's, Air France, Union-Castle, Jaguar, Multiple Display Advertisements, P&o-Orient, Airey & Wheeler, Barclays Bank, The Times, David Macbrayne Ltd, International Services Ltd, Qantas, Pan Am, Re-Dif-Fusion's, Chemical Bank New York Trust Company, Air-India, Boac, Caterpillar Tractor Company, 'Andes' Cruises, The Chartered Bank. Picture Gallery: What Happens at a Cave Rescue. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Early Statement On Home Force. Official Appointments and Notices: Second Nato Command For Sir J. Frewen, Assistant Bishop's New Appointment, 'Sunday Telegraph' Editor Resigning, R.A.F. Scholarships, Cambridge, From The London Gazette, Tuesday, January 18, 1966, First Warden Of Windsor Castle, Oxford Museum Plan To Be Debated. Index. Editorials/Leaders: A Time to Speak?, Worth Another Try, It's Slushing, Doubts Over Fairfield. Letters to the Editor: Next Step In Europe, Travel By Rail, Police Arbitration, The Plowden Report, Human Rights, Meat Trading, Children In Hospital, The Tory's Duty Opposition Faces 'Non-Action', Fairfield Investment. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. Kenneth Chance, Dr. Eric Millar, Sir Francis A. Enever Legal Adviser In The Civil Service, Mr. Paul Bewsher. Reviews: Wieland Wagner Has a Go at Salome, A Mistress Of Many Styles, Impressive picture of Rome, Arthur Miller Returns to the English Stage, A Test For The Lieder Singer, A Courageous Gesture, Shostakovich-To Empty Seats, Biplane Replica Of 1914-18 War, Complex Hero Smoothed Out and Simplified. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Business and Finance: Metal Industries Revalue, Brokers' Forum 1966 May Be Good Year For Golds, The Steel Company Of Wales Limited Improvement In Trading Results Need For Price Increase Productivity Gains Achieved By Negotiation With Trade Unions, Dollar Outflow Restrictions, Diners' Club saga ends, Contour Hosiery Plans More Acquisitions, Gold Hoarders' Good Year, U.C.M. Raises Offer For Anning, Relief on Capital Spending, Gas Council to Resist Dutch Sales Pressure, N.Y.S.E. Seat Price At Record Level, Rustons To Pay £65,000 For Bergius-Kelvin, Good Scale Of Chartering, Mutual Funds, Abbey National Receipts Up, Ireland's Approach to Management, Rising Prices Worry The 'Six' Higher Costs Main Cause, 1966 A Year Of Hope For Sterling Confidence Can Be Contagious, Geo. Nott-Another Convertible, Concrete Prosperity Means Doubling Of Dividend, Rootes Wagon Division Wins £2,500,000 Orders, Caterpillar Tractor Earn $158M., 'Takeover Wave Will Continue', £1M. Computers For Navy, Coffee Exports Decision, Local Authority Borrowing, 4 Or 5 Houses In The Bank Tax Transfers Again Heavy, Steel Of Wales Expanding, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Oil And Tobacco Shares In Favour, £1,250,000 Debenture By U.B.M., Wary Second Look At New Incentives, Woodgate Inv. In Bid Talks, They Can Still Afford Whisky Overseas, Revenue Surplus Of £129M., Business Turnover Rises 7 P.C., No Rush For Equities Penal Borrowing, Option Rates, Royal Bank Raises Payment, New York Transit Strike Cost $1,000M. Settlement Above Guideline, Unit Trust Prices. Stock Exchange Tables: Copper Wire Bars Traded At New Highs, Mixed Reception For The White Paper, Wall St. Rise Continues Index Nears 1,000, Recent Issues, Latest Dividends, Profit-Taking On Milan Frankfurt Lower, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Steady Day For Sterling. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes Mitchell Post For Sir Alec Former Chairman Of L.T.B.. Property: Alfred Pearson & Son, Town Houses.
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