The Times - 27/03/1971
1971; Gale Group;
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By Our Political Editor, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Clive Borrell, From John Chartres, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By Our Education Correspondent, By John Groser Political Staff, From Our Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Philip Howar d, By Our Labour Correspondent, By Brian Cashinella, From David Blake, From Roger Berthoud, From Our Own Correspondent, From Peter Nichols, From Fred Emery, By Geraldine Keen Sale Room Correspondent, From Michael Leapman, From Derek Wilson, From Richard Wigg, From Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, By Brian Basham, By Christopher Marley Financial Editor, By Philip Dwyer, By Sally White, By Our Air Correspondent, By Ian Morison, By John Whitmore, By Giles Smith, By Roger Vielvoye, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, John Drummond, Margaret Stone, Halldora Blair, Lindsay Duncan, Derek McCutloch, By Melvyn Westlake, Philip Dyer, Peter Waymark, Paul Martin, Christopher Warman, PHS, Innis Macbeath, FRANCIS ROBERTSON., BERNARD WAILES., PHYLLIS M. MARSHALL., STUART SAMPSON. J. PARSONS CHANDLER. HOWARD M. JONES. MICHAEL SINGLETON. DAVID HOWL., DAVID PYE., ANTHONY WAGNER., ALAN SASSE., ALEC CLIFTON-TAYLOR., J. P. BAILEY., J. BRUCE-GARDYNE., MAR., D. LETHBRIDGE., J. H. K. JEFFERSON, , D. KNAGGS, , DAVID BY ASS., GUY RICHARDS, J. A. GERE., PATRICIA J. LINDOP, M.B., , OLWEN HEDLEY., JAMES H. GREENWOOD, , VINCENT TILSLEY, , By R. C. Zaehner, Spalding Professor of Eastern Religions and Ethics, University of Oxford, By Jim Railton, From U. A. Titley Rugby Correspondent, By Peter Marson, By Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, By Brian Lewis, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By Jim Snow Northern Racing Correspondent, From John Ballantine, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By Jim Snow, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Roy McKelvie, GEORGE, David Wade, Ronald Hayman, Joan Chissell, Henry Raynor, Bevis Hillier, Katie Stewart, Andrew Graham, Harry Golombek, Edward Mayer, Roy Hay, John Carter,
ResumoNews: Peers set Whitsun as unions Bill target, The making of a martyr, Below the surface, Gang get £456,000 in biggest cash raid since great train robbery, Concessions are unlikely from Mr Smith, Freehold sale of council houses decried, Germany fears British sickness is catching, French call for study of sterling's role, Museums may stay shut, Guerrillas and security forces clash in Jordan, Bigger parking fines for Paris motorists, Writ after £5 fines on union men, President says traitors must be punished, Heavy fighting as Shaikh Mujibur declares E Pakistan independent, College head says library fire may have been arson, Warning by BOAC as profit drops £26m, Kidnapper of boy forces gallery to remove nudes, Sunshine flowers, Mr Rogers calms Israel's friends in the Senate, Concern at health charges, South Vietnamese reinforcements join troops withdrawn from Laos below demilitarized zone, Czech general jailed for criticizing Russia, The unchanging appeal of Little Bob Royal, Soledad Brother The prison letters of George Jackson, Singapore links breaking, Mr Solzhenitsyn rebukes Nobel official, Gap over Lockheed deal 'almost unbridgeable', Tito talks are 'cordial', Boat race day parking ban, Roman Catholic Attitudes, Mr Faulkner over first hurdle in spite of troubles over choice of government, The Times Diary Britain's Bengalis minus a leader, Airlines keep police guard, Roast best end of lamb, Turkish Cabinet is formed amid signs of more strife, Fears for future of schools health service, Black Congressmen give Mr Nixon deadline for reforms, Town puts up barricades to win back its beach, Stay under £1, Mr Carr sees workers as pawns, Envoy writes from Tupamaros cell, Royal commemoration of the first 100 years of Prince Albert's comfy pleasure dome Shades of Hiawatha and a whip-cracking suffragette, Washington Post to offer shares to public, Man can keep a clear view of the sea, Judgment for police chief, Cambridge plan for ramp on park attacked, Little progress on Berlin after a year, Science Report Fish farming: New source of caviar?, Mr Vigars as GLC planning chief, Society urged to meet its debt to inventors, Rail unions to renew pay talks next week, Mr Vorster to get a big pay rise, Does the Bill threaten freedom of speech?, Air charter hitch strands 112 people, Haemophilia Society replies on parenthood, Hope of training GPs for male sterilization, Six may need British farm-aid scheme, says Dr Mansholt, Harrier drops rockets and fuel tanks, Mr Heath promises a new town near Glasgow, New contempt trial for Chicago seven, Classless cruising-Russian style, Inflation's role in repertory, Twin boys are well after heart operations, Finns drop Communists from coalition, Doubt on antiquity of Venetian horses. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: Gre, Bevington Lowndes Ltd, Barclays Unicorn, Galidene Engineering Ltd., Tyndall, The Observer, Appeal, Airey & Wheeler, Abbey Selective Investment Bond., Spring Sale, Multiple Display Advertisements, British Life, Bevington Lowndes, Appeals, BROTT 320 grasscutter, J. C. Edge & Co. Limited,. Picture Gallery. Weather: The Weather. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, Domestic Situations, For The Epicure, Tyrol for your next holiday, Announcements, Hotels And Holiday Accommodation, Music On The South Bank, Services tomorrow:, Art Exhibitions, Shopping By Post, Entertainments, Gardening. Reviews: An act of disbelief in Britain's artistic standards, Springtime, ringtime, 'Westward the land is bright', Terry Hands, Sunset Song Bbc 2, The old affair with Liszt, A Jordaens early work makes 42,000 gns, Sadler's Wells Opera conductor. Politics and Parliament: Car passenger cover, Judges not soothsayers on remarriage prospects, Mr Molloy withdraws his allegation. Law: Injunction against federation. Stock Exchange Tables: Fixed Interest, Sterling and Money, The Times share indices, Commodities, London & Regional Market Prices Electricals in demand, Unit trust prices, Equities, Wall Street, Recent issues. Business and Finance: Gold Fields in $28m sale of American Zinc assets, Chairmen's Reports US side relieves Bowater gloom, Mining Wankie profits open 12 pc lower, Unffitolder Index on March 25,, Adepton bid must be in cash, says City Panel, Textile bodies to merge, Personal Investment And Finance Pensions: a combination of temporary and deferred annuity should prove an attractive package to savers. How to get the best of both worlds with annuities, A further 781 workers are made redundant, Sorting out the great consumer credit muddle, RB 211: price gap may be £16m, Bids and Deals M/c Docks get 160p from Kniton, International and Unigate to try trading stamps, The Times list of latest dividends, Fears rise of serious setback in Libyan oil price negotiations, Briefly from the Boardroom, Morgan Crucible interest in Rolls carbon fibre, Unpaid taxes increase from £7m to £9.8m, Wage control plea to Mr Nixon, Internal air fares to go up, Potential losses for Lindustries, Two new investment choices, New York sugar up again, Company News Ralli Int sails over forecast with £3.26m, Financing arranged for Mideast pipeline, Ford convener says strike is still solid, Hoisting the premium flag, Bedsit rent assessment, Chancellor urged to make tax concessions to increase level of invisible earnings, Turner & Newall's need for reflation, Support for V & G claims fund, Common Market food price rise warning, Move to European engines, Union Corporation Group, Personal Investment And Finance Edited By Margaret Stone Unit Trusts: a look at investment with an international flavour Game for a flutter on an overseas fund, NY trading in silver coin futures, Australian police seize mine sample, How the markets moved Rises, W German trade surplus up last month, MEPC selling off 114 blocks of flats for £33.5m. Editorials/Leaders: War Clouds Over Pakistan, Panel Finds A Part Answer, Boac Face Troubles Ahead. Letters to the Editor: Day of the biographer, Tax and antiquities, Double-yolked eggs, Student unions and political groups, BBC and morality, The Hunt for the Czar, At Oundle School, The Brighton Belle, Clothes for the Churchill statue, All-night sittings, Protecting Scottish industries in EEC, The Doctor, Overhead bus network, Function of a university, Queen Charlotte's, Detergents and pollution, Crossing the Channel. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Births. Official Appointments and Notices: Graham withdraws his resignation, Latest appointments, University news Oxford Latest elections. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Thursday, March 28, 1946. Obituaries: Mr E. B. Hambro, Sir Henry Thirkill Former Master of Clare College, Mr C. E. Tinne, Obituary, Maj-Gen R. B. B. B. Cooke, Sir Andrew Wright. Sport: Stolle falls to Newcombe, Dyson the fleet-footed brave, Sports in Brief, Snow reports, This is not the time to swap horses, Alassio, Italy, March 26.-, Chance of double for Shand-Kydd, Weekend fixtures, Benson's return will make England's task harder, Setbacks for Villa and Notts County, Turner reverses role, Piggott has a treble, Last night's results Third division, Bird and Flatman triumph with bigger ball in wind, Bedford's secret: race less win more, Women's title will go to Europe, Welsh discipline favoured to overcome French flair, Mon Plaisir has enough class to defy weight and win, Little joy for Cole after round of 65, Tactics are Oxford's only hope against powerful machine. Arts and Entertainment: Radio, Broadcasting: Saturday B.B.C. 1, Chess Youth in the lead, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 12,730, Bridge Higher standards, Sunday. Property.
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