The Times - 13/04/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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By DAVID WOOD, Political Correspondent, OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, OUR POLITICAL STAFF, THE NEWS TEAM, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, ERIC WIGHAM, Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, A STAFF REPORTER, DAVID WOOD, , OUR HOME AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, BY OUR HOME AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT, OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, PHILIP HOWARD, Our Education Correspondent, KYRIL TIDMARSH, , OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, Betty Vernon, Alison Truefn, From MARIO MODIANO, FROM STEWART HARRIS, From BRIAN PRIESTLEY, PERCY W. JARRETT, vice-Chairman., L. M. HARROD., BYERS., E. F. PENROSE., B. E. COSSLETT., C. M. MACINNES., MADGE HART., HUGH J. PARTON, D. A. T.POWIS., A. F. REEVES. 17 Wallgrave Road, S.W.5, April 10., JOHN SPARROW. Reform Club, Pall Mall, S.W.1., S. A. J. HOWIESON., Eldon Griffiths, , E. J. G. WARD. Chaplain's Lodge, Windsor Great Park. Windsor, April 6., MARTIN BIRNSTINGL. 130 Harley Street, W.1., A. H. GOMME. Department of English, The University, Keele, Staffordshire., ANGUS MALCOLM. 3 Redcliffe Square, S.W.10, April 10., OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, A friend, From GEOFFREY GREEN, , REX BELLAMY, , From PETER RYDE, , From JOHN HENNESSY, From our Equestrian Correspondent, FROM A RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, MICHAEL PHILLIPS, , A SCHOOLS CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, RICHARD CASEMENT, GEORGE PULAY, , FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, GEOFFREY CHARLES, , BY OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our European Economic Correspondent-Brussels, ERIC WIGHAM, , THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, MICHAEL FRY. Eversleigh, London Road, Westerham, Kent, PAUL DERRICK. 30 Wandsworth Bridge Road, London, S.W.6., W. CROSSLAND. Dulas Mor, South View Road, pinner Hill, Middlesex., N. J. MAVROGORDATO Ramsden, Oxfordshire., W. R. F. SPEARMAN. 193 Queen's Gate, S.W.7., D. R. MYDDELTON. 4 Blackburne's Mews, Grosvenor Square, W.1.,
ResumoNews: A Grimond's family researches Mrs Mackay in Arabia Sir William Fiske's future, How will Mr Wilson navigate the shoals of Europe?, Stonehouse role questioned, New West Front Will Save £1M. Liverpool design modified, Chinese musician escapes to America, Airport monorail car plan Third London terminal study, Tuc Seek Market Facts, 'Pool' Of Unemployed Attacked, 19 boy soldiers disciplined, Athens battle with police, Increased betting levy likely this year, No U.S. arms aid to India, Pakistan, Collapse of U.S. respect for Britain, Hatton Garden men told how to avoid raids, Teaching Call To Boys Women fill college gaps, Gibraltar flights threatened British study of Spanish ban, Pay Defiance By Mr Cousins Ready to fight 'unfair law', Nelson eye patch pictures wrong, Un Aden Mission To Visit London, Mr Vorster Warns Sportsmen Unjustified findings from speech, Women Work Well In Local Government, Priority For Saving Oysters, Frustrated hero of Cyprus, S American plan of action, Teaching Girls To Shop, 40,000 civil servants get increase, Film Man Must Pay Ladbroke's £1,000, One o'clock egg, Plea for hospital fails, Guarded replies on F 111 costs, Error in report, oil rig QC says, Labour's Glc Hopes Are Fading Poll predicts 6% swing to right in voting today, Nkrumah aides gaoled, College call for help, Couple ignored boat warning, Voters who scorn politics, 50 students held in Madrid, Envoys in bush hats, Sir Donald Sangster, Temple site reprieved, Rebuff for Flosy leader, Russia picks new defence chief Marshal Grechko's post, Half electorate may ignore poll, Right swing goes on in counties, Gold missing from airport, Hope of a party pact on Peers Membership may be cut, L-test pass by patient, A fireproof lining for ships, WHO Are The Gentle Persuaders?, Herr Brandt Starts London Talks, Temple tribute to three gay men, Vatican Protest To Germany MP upsets Federalists. Picture Gallery: Wet weather for the Cumberland, Sport: Top riders compete, Barbarians XV To Meet Wasps, Vasey Champion At 16 Unprecedented victory, Yesterday's football, Clay Bout Off, Only Two Home Matches, Miss Truman Concedes Only Two Games, Sports in Brief, Blank day for England in world championships, Strong service decisive, Radley Seek Batsmen, Holders' Tough Draw, Bon Mot To Stay In France, Harlequins Triumph, Jones fit for Wales, Rugby Fives, Celtic in position of power Second-half bombardment. News in Brief. Law: Appeal lodged by radio chief, Murderer on licence is recalled, Police seeking 'snakes boy', Police 'suffer after harsh sentences', Aeroflot man on spying charge, Ready-Mix Concrete Ban Stays On Yard Brazil (Concrete) Ltd. And Another v. Amersham R.D.C. And The Minister Of Housing And Local Government, Libel Action Over Letters On Thames Riverside Slim And Others v. The Daily Telegraph Ltd. And Another, Teacher's Conviction Upheld Dale v. Smith, Do not go to work today, jury told, Judgment Reserved, Tax evasion of £142,000 alleged, Boy accused of murder. Display Advertising: Bell's, Multiple Display Advertisements, Nse Blakdale Group, Schweppes Limited, Atlas Lighting, The Times Bookshop, Gullick, Save And Prosper Insurance Limited,, Robophone Limited,, Secker & Warburg, Wesleyan & General Assurance Society, Cumberland Development Council, Klm, Pan Am, Margaret Drabble's New Novel, Ogilvy & Mather International Inc., Display Advertisement, Call Export Intelligence, The Rover Company Limited,, Bea, Radiospares, Eyre & Spottiswoode. Official Appointments and Notices: From the London Gazette, Posts For Counsel, Church News, RAF appointment. Politics and Parliament: Resigning from the Navy, The Lords: Opposition ready to talk on reform: Lord Longford plumps for nominated chamber, The Commons: Offset costs for F 111: price of British features: Nato strategy, Opposition seek basis for new growth rate: social needs ignored: Mr Stewart's assurance to industry. Classified Advertising: Contracts And Tenders, Domestic Situations, Personal, English Electric Computers, Public Appointments, Entertainments. Reviews: Garden opera, Climax let down by the dance, Popular Danish musical on a social theme, Display of baroque concertos, Eroticism without offence, Nagging as a woman's political art, Behind the great wall, Western with a message, Stimulating opening to series, Modern girl and modern grail, 'Peanuts' Musical For London, Dearest Theatre Seat 19s. 6d., Keats And The Artists, A Coriolanus of great clarity, Governor and friend, Boys' own novelist, An Indian painter of today. Editorials/Leaders: Boys And Long Contracts, For Foreigners Only, New Thinking At The Treasury, Thirty-Three Years. Letters to the Editor: Why Piracy Of Books IS Wrong, 'Crockford's Directory', Foinavon's Win, War In Vietnam, Page Or Pop?, Gasometer In Abingdon, High salaries, How far can the wealth be spread?, In sickness and in wealth, Humphrey Goes Home, Latest Edition, G.L.C. Elections, Jane Austen's 'Horrid Novels', Authors Computed. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Marriages. Births. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,512, Television and radio programmes, £8,500 For Work By Munnings. Obituaries: Mr C. Kitchin, Mr G. C. Turner, SIR MALCOLM McALPINE Chairman of family firm, Prof Martin Nilsson, Violette Ramsley. Weather: The Weather. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Property: Flats & Maisonettes. Business and Finance: Wheat plans cost to UK, CBI decimal case considered, Bank rate hopes as £ reaches parity, Copper bars make up lost ground, Machine tool orders lowest since 1963, News Summary, Unit trust prices, Budget claims a quick victim, Business Diary Agency nets extra £1,500,000 In six months, Gen. Accident profits soar by £2.3m. to new record: one-for-one scrip, An uphill battle for tax planners, Murco buys all EP share capital, Steel industry tops forecasts, Houses 'losing trade', Unofficial moves to settle draughtsmen's dispute, £300m pointer in gilt-edged, Watchful GUS may make a bid for Burton, TSB's unit trust may start in 6 months, Kiwi going public, Delivery men set harder problem, New phase opens for the French economy, Brooke Bond strong brew, £2m order for Aiton, Fresh falls in Milan bond market, Post-costing gets an emphatic no, Super tanker for grain, Co-operative plan for national steel, Britain's place in Euroscience, Midlands sea gas boom, Ac Cars, Matthew Hall do well, Rootes ask time on car safety, Dr. Abs reduces the load, John I. Jacobs & Company Limited Improved Trading Figures Mr. J. H. Jacobs On Company's Solid Foundation, Hoveringham dividend halved: earnings fall, Nuclear sales to Europe, How The Markets Moved, Probes ahead for life bonds, Lesney profits up 70%, AMC not able to repay £34m. loan, Two influences touch off gold share spurt, Gilt prices again race ahead, No relief 'means dearer houses', Schweppes off to nice start, Beaver shortfall, South Africa is next target for Wimpy's overseas expansion. Business Appointments: Financial wizard's choice. Stock Exchange Tables: Montreal & Toronto Exchanges, Pound forges ahead, European and Far East securities, Money market very short, Big rises in gold shares, Regional share prices, Profit-taking checks Wall Street: index down 3.01, Recent issues, Mines up on gold price hopes: few other large movements. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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