The Times - 25/06/1968
1968; Gale Group;
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By MICHAEL BAILY, Transport Correspondent, BY A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Carlisle, June 24, From CHARLES HARGROVE-Paris, June 24, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, By HUGH NOYES-Westminster, Monday, BY OUR SCIENCE REPORTER, By JOHN YOUNG, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Peterborough, June 24, BY OUR EDUCATIONAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR CHURCHES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LEGAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Norwich, June 24, From John Roper-Eastbourne, June 24, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR ARCHITECTURAL CORRESPONDENT, By ARTHUR REED AIR CORRESPONDENT, From A. M. RENDEL-Reykjavik, June 24, From DAVID SPANIER, BY THE NEWS TEAM, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-Paris, June 24, From PETER HAZELHURST-Dacca, June 24, From EVELYN IRONS-New York, June 24, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-New York, June 24, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From DAVID BONAVIA-Saigon, June 24, From JOSEPH A. LOFTUS-Washington, By Nature-Times News Service, PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHEN BOBROFF, PHOTOGRAPH BY CLIVE ARROWSMITH, PHS, FRANK LAUNDER., MICHAEL R. D. HESELTINE, P. B. LUCAS, , ROY BOULTING., C. DAY-LEWIS. C. M. BOWRA. BUTLER. MICHAEL FOOT. NORMAN HIDDEN. QUINTIN HOGG. GILBERT INGLEFIELD. G. WILSON KNIGHT. DEREK PARKER., D. M. BRITTAIN., By David M. Davies, C. M. WOODHOUSE., RONALD MOBBS., JOHN BIGGS-DAVISON., J. M. COBBAN., K. T. L. RHODES., By BEVIS HILLIER, Sale Room Correspondent, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT, By Edward Lucie-Smith, From Henry Popkin, By Edward Bond, From Irving Wardle Drama Critic, By Julian Critchley, From William Mann Music Critic, From John Percival Ballet Critic, By Joan Chissell, By JOHN WOODCOCK, Cricket Correspondent, By JACK FINGLETON, By U. A. TITLEY, By CHARLES BRAY, By REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent, By GEOFFREY GREEN, By JIM SNOW, By PHILIP CLIFFORD, By Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, By GEOFFREY CHARLES, Motoring Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, By PETER RYDE, Golf Correspondent, By PETER RYDE, By JOHN GILMORE, By MAURICE CORINA, From ERIC WIGHAM-Weymouth, June 24, By RONALD KERSHAW, By RICHARD SPIEGELBERG, By DAVID JONES, By Business News Staff, By Our Labour Correspondent, By DAVID DAVIS, By CLIFFORD WEBB Midland Industrial Correspondent, George Pulay CITY EDITOR writes, By ARTHUR REED, Air Correspondent, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By MICHAEL HATFIELD, R. S. CAMPLIN, , A. G. C. TROLLOPE., C. W. BISSELL, , RALPH ESCHWEGE., ROBERT J. WOODS., By JOHN CARRINGTON, by R. W. Shakespeare Northern Industrial Correspondent, by a Special Correspondent, by E. G. W. Allen, Director, Lancashire and Merseyside Industrial Development Association, by John Chartres Northern Correspondent, by Our Special Correspondent, by Paul Kimball, by G. B. Henderson,
ResumoNews: Students in protest at Ministry, Police shut station gates, Remand wing for women closes, Gaullist Gamble Pays Off Communists admit setback, Fisherman on landing charges, Primate on the effect of unity, Gateway for tourists, How neutron stars oscillate, Answer to Smith's terrorism charge, Locomen's Ban Bound To Cause Greater Confusion Today Government refuses to interfere, Swastikas on Powell office, Girl sues gym teacher, Haiti 'To Charge' Briton' Request for release refused, Greenland Glacier Expedition, Saved sailor slips quietly ashore, Thrushes' Help For Gardeners Getting Rid Of Snails, Humphrey says television inflames riots, Spirits damped at Wimbledon opening, China Talks Of Civil War, Pollution Fears 'Groundless' Gasmen reassure villagers, Conservative Cabinet for Italy, Claim over hotel lounge succeeds, Inquiry over bank chief's salary, Alone on the Atlantic in my little dinghy, Chemicals-new king, The plight of the farmers in the Mekong valley, Hopes for Nigeria peace talks, Fashion and Beauty by Prudence Glynn, Varied plans for leisure centre, Engineering exports lead, Pioneers in prevention, Police alerted by strike ship, Biafrans in court, Provinces quarrel in Pakistan Economic gap sows discord, S Vietnam split on talks with enemy Pandemonium in Assembly, Court arrest of diplomat's son, Three defeats for Government Peers still rebellious, Suicide verdict on doctor, Southern Region plan big cuts, Bench refuses to lift restriction, Doctors want the patient to pay Untapped cash reservoir, More hot spots on the moon, More aid likely for nursery schools, Architects' fears on fees, Scouse humour wins, Railways must act alone, Marsh says, Men return to blazing tanker, Finding room to breathe, Call to integrate Kashmir, Developers reach out, Few Blind People Ask For Dogs Only one in 30 has 'guide', Ministers reaffirm need for alliance Nato concern over Berlin, Hanoi delegate makes war admission, Egg board will fight back, Liberal Call To Oust Critic Clash over leadership, Repair of nuclear reactor perfected, Setting moths to kill weeds, Big increase in kidney transplants, Six members for airport commission, Way ahead for grey areas, Cash aid for studies of Gaelic, Farmers under pressure, Warning by the Pope on violence, Customs Caused Chaos, Man Says Pools documents taken, Decline in recruitment to Peace Corps, University protest over grants threat Local authorities rebuked, The Times Diary A controversial long vacation Chevrolet signs up Killy John Vaizey's astonishing speech, Gaullists may get back with clear majority, Move to improve framing of laws, Mass arrest of Poor People, Cardiff against police merger, MPS invited to Dacca trial, We cannot sit and wait for a million people to die. Picture Gallery: Lever Brothers at the heart of Merseyside, First day of Open Wimbledon, How The Australians Were Skittled Out At Lord's, a special report The North-West, Rises And Falls. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Financial Controller, Blue Funnel Line, Liverpool, INVER HOUSE Scotch Soft as a Kiss, Runcornnewtown, Dewrance at Skelmersdale, Manchester Airport, Bedford, Marketing Management, Rover Henlys, Girling, Tyndall Assurance, Dynamic Reading Institute, Royal Insurance, Taylor Woodrow, The Times, Economic Adviser, Keyser Ullmann Limited, Productive Building Society, Iab, Coop, DiY, Qantas, Turner & Newall Limited, The Hongkong Bank Group, Chloride Overseas Ltd,, Martins Bank, Panam, Lamida, Simpson, Nairn & Williamson, Liverpool Cathedral, P & O, Barnardo's. Index. Official Appointments and Notices: Public Schools Commission, Agriculture class list at Oxford, Gold Medal For Actuary. Law: Factory Farming Buildings Are Not Exempt From Rates W. & J. B. Eastwood Ltd. V. Herrod (Valuation Officer), When Accused Are Unrepresented Regina V. Weston-Supermare Justices Ex Parte Townsend, Withholding Goods May Be Lawful In Re Footwear Reference, Justices Should Look At Textbook Boys V. Blenkinsop. Editorials/Leaders: Need For Nursery Schools, Resurrection City, RPM diehards fight for a lost cause, De Gaulle Encore. Letters to the Editor: Why no help for the cinemas?, Byron Memorial, Case For The Airline Pilots: Physical And Mental Grind, Anglican-Methodist Reunion, Lords Reform, Note of caution, Student Unrest, Transport Bill And The Opposition, Pay-Television, Unbalanced Alliance, Council house sales, Participation, What strategy?, The Way To Lord's, Rhodesia Sanctions, Call for efficiency. Deaths. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Reviews: TV takes a look at itself, English Bach festival at Oxford, Spanish charm, Vigorous debut by Israel dancers, Confident voice of violence Belgrade Theatre, Coventry Narrow Road to the Deep North, Ancient mariners' charts fetch £8,500, Dorchester festival, Arrau Out Of Lso Concert, A world of Eastern pleasures, Naval history in pictures, Fascinating play by former drug addicts. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From THE TIMES of Friday, June 25, 1943 A New Symphony. Obituaries: Sir Andrew Cohen, Sir Walter Pollen, Mr Eric Louw Former South African Foreign Minister, Obituary, Capt. P. J. Saul. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,884, Mr. Andrew Faulds, Labour M.P., Television and radio. Classified Advertising: Domestic Situations, New Homes, Announcements, Legal Notices, Sales Appointments, Entertainments, Business Opportunities, Classified Advertising Information, Opportunities In The North-West. Politics and Parliament: Drug firms costs and prices, Rail keeps freightliners, The Commons: airbus costs nearly 50 per cent up, Lords: privilege move on Co-op board withdrawn, F 111 cancellation charges, Railway pay and productivity, Minister's reserve power on village shop medicine. Sport: Bigger ball trial in jeopardy PGA forced into poll, Double for Smyth, Sports in Brief, Downhill course to suit Monpti Flying King a danger, Ireland lose after poor finish, Middlesex show no trust in luck, Judah fails to hold lead, Croquet, Wimbledon Order Of Play, First-Class Cricket Hampshire V Lancashire At Portsmouth, IOC ruling questioned, Cowdrey Takes Initiative, Asif enlivens the day, Difficult to qualify, Racing At Two Meetings, Segal offers no easy surrender, Booth stops Surrey, Struggle for points, New French car in Formula One, First day's results Men's Singles First Round, Laver Not Upset By Conditions Day of brief enchantment, Over 2,000 compete, Australia hounded by England attack. Weather: The Weather. Property: North West Properties, Fine Art & Furniture Auctions, Country Properties. Business and Finance: Malaysia seeks oil palm loan, Courtaulds criticized, IMF defers gold decision, Briefly From Industry, Costs of airbus soar to £285m, Modernization pays off for Ranks Hovis, Drug brand names to be retained, Sena Sugar Estates, Limited Summary Of Results 19631967, Dimplex Industries Limited, The Spirella Company Of Great Britain, Limited, Technical fall in Australian market, White-collar strikers call for support, Arthur Wardle forecast, Law Society drops anonymity rule, New hotel at BEA terminal, £147m sales peak at Sainsburys, Gorlon petition talks continue, £1m Findus campaign, T F Firth raises dividend as profits reach £1m record, £645,000 bid for Lewis, U K growth same as U S, Industrial Cleaners on target, Kent puts its case for the Cambridge bid, Cater Ryder & Company Limited, More Sainsbury supermarkets, Strike women's offer, BRIEFLY from the BOARDROOM, British Leyland trims its car range, Twyfords Limited, English Calico.-Sir Cyril, Springer magazines go to Weitpert for £8m, Portals Holdings Limited Sir Francis Portal reports improving trend of current business, Ford charters big road fleet to beat rail hold-up, Essential divisions, AEF pay talks hurdle, Footwear makers lose court plea to keep RPM, BoT pressed for fibres decision, Minworth takeover talks are under way Bids, Deals and Mergers, Allied Breweries Limited, US bill rate down, The Times List Of Latest Dividends, Machine tool exhibition, Shore warning to regional planners, New move in battle for Jeyes, Keeping the trains moving, Big shortage in Lombard St Money Market, Scientific coverage, Shorts seek interim finance, Potato glut hits farmers but board funds are low, Scottish shipyard to close down, How The Markets Moved, More own label shoes may follow RPM ban, Woollen redundancies, Manbré & Garton's first-half reverse, Rolls-Royce seeks £31m, Australian gold output down, Car makers are firmly on target of 35pc rise in export output, Ministry check on Hambros' chief's pay, Benefit from NP merger, 'Epidemic cost £150m', What hand will France be playing?. Stock Exchange Tables: A listless day with small losses Wall Street, Farm stock plan could cut food imports by £220m, Shares lose ground, Large falls in the Funds Fixed Interest, Approval for Racal issue, Recent Issues, Shares drift lower all day EQUITY Markets, Only just above its all-time low Sterling, London Stock Exchange Prices Gilt-edged fall sharply, Brinton Adams in demand Midland Stocks, Election results boost French shares The Bourses, Fresh advances in NY silver, Deutschemark loans pick up strongly, CLOSING PRICES-continued, Regional Share Prices, Zinc price soars then falls back sharply Commodities, Copper stocks tumble, The Times Share Indices, European And Far East Securities, Covent Garden prices, Share Prices, Shares firm on Paris bourse, Issue Of Local Authority Bonds, Unit Trust Prices. Business Appointments: Top London moves by First National.
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