The Times - 28/07/1966
1966; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Drama Critic, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, FROM OUR TELEVISION CRITIC, FROM OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEW YORK DRAMA CRITIC, FROM MONITOR, FROM OUR TRANSPORT CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE REPORTER, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, GEOFFREY CROWTHER, Chairman, Trust Houses Limited. 166 High Holborn, W.C.1, July 27., J. ENOCH POWELL House of Commons, July 27., G. B. BENTLEY, Canon of Windsor 8 The Cloisters, Windsor Castle, Berkshire, July 23., R. A. VILLIERS, Director, the Electronic Engineering Association. Berkeley Square House, 12 Berkeley Square, W.1, July 26., CONSTANCE BABINGTON SMITH. 26 Millington Road, Cambridge., E. C. DODDS, Chairman of the Science Committee, The British Heart Foundation. 57 Gloucester Place, W.1, July 26., C. TUNSTALL, , BLANDFORD. Lee Place, Charlbury, Oxfordshire, July 27., C. P. MATHEWS. The Cottage George Street Mews, Oxford, July 25., J. GORDON STANIER., From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ARCHITECTURAL CORRESPONDENT, Oliver Edwards, FROM OUR CHURCHES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, F. W. LEITH-ROSS., ERNEST G. KLEINWORT., R. S. HOGARTH-SCOTT., PATRICIA HASTINGS., L. A. ABRAHAM., ANTHONY BARBER, JOHN EDEN. JOHN OSBORN, F. V. CORFIELD, PATRICK JENKIN. MICHAEL ALISON. House of Commons. July 25., P. M. W. BUTLER. 17 John Street, Bedford Row, W.C.1, July 25., BY OUR CITY EDITOR, BY OUR CITY STAFF, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoPolitics and Parliament: National Plan Out Of Reach Mr. Brown to set new rate of growth, Mr. Wilson: Increases must be earned, Changes coming in family law, Mortgages for homes may be rationed. News: Airway control by computer, Fertility drug gets results, Award of £3m. to garden city, Invade, or wait 20 years, says Marshal Ky 'Confusion of allies could lead to defeat', Russians Agree To More Talks With Tokyo, Washington ready to give lift to Mr. Wilson Continuing belief in worth of Britain, Mr. Onassis to fight Monaco law, Where hope flounders amid medley of propaganda, The Drift To Rome Modern Churchmen blame bishops, Longer sentences to stamp out hooliganism in Russia, Descendant Of Mahdi IS New Sudan Leader, Nigerian employers warned, Lord Chalfont On 'Crucial' New Talks, Mr. Mao's Swim 'A Blow To Imperialism', Quoting Burke At Company Meeting, Mr. Woodcock's advice on pay standstill flouted, Government Plan For National Transport Integration of road and rail freight Direct subsidies would include canals, Portsmouth Area Could Ease S.E. Problem Unplanned immigration in need of control, More Research Needed For The Concord, Aircraft Hit By A Mouse, Fight by U.S. historians, M.P.s' Greek protest not supported, U.S. Airline Strike Averted, Plans For £150,000 Show Centre, Find of body in parcel starts vice check Police doubt link with 'nude murders', Bognor Seafront Plan Accepted, Communes Defended Against Russians, Birds protection proposals, "Your Car Lasts Longer In The Garage" An imaginary interview in 1986, Pay Standstill Doubts And Objections, Little Bo-peep gathers her sheep-and wins prizes with her sheep dogs too, Germany may buy 3-D radar, Local Voters Resist Rhodesia Ruling, Poland gives a home to computer, New St. Thomas's Hospital is alarmingly massive, Endorsed: by the administrator, Prime Minister Denies Briton's Report 'Chief Justice was never given orders', 14 Britons hurt in autobahn crash, Five-year dig for Camelot may be announced today, Pakistan Paper Faces Closure, Endorsed: by a lecturer, Argentines are home like heroes, More Young Drug Addicts, Space treaty nearer, M. Spaak IS To Leave Politics Resignation from Belgian chamber, Matterhorn climb abandoned, Memo: from a business summer school Subject: why are no women on our course?, Salisbury's University Closed British lecturers arrested. Law: Wedding Reception On Sunday Roe v. Harrogate Justices, Kwesi Armah Gets Bail, Trawlermen In Court On Piracy Charge Prosecution say skipper was seized, Possession Of Soho Flat For Bank, Girls' 'Craze' For Shoplifting, Woman Sentenced To Be Beheaded, Demonstrators Told To Protest In Ballot Belfast magistrate's reminder of Christian duty to love, Decree Against Lord Runcorn, Wife Would Be Prejudiced By Grant Of Administration Re Newsham, Deceased, Man Charged With Train Murder, Affray men get 8 and 5 years, P.C.s On Robbery Charge, Man Charged With Girl's Murder, High Court Of Justice Chancery Division Claim To Water From Avon Rugby Joint Water Board v. Walters, Complaint About Milk Price Differential Regina v. Minister Of Agriculture, Fisheries And Food Ex Parte Padfield And Others, Dispute Over Stake Moneys Wiles v. Litilewoods Pools Ltd., Challenge To Comprehensive Education Fails Wood And Others v. Greater London Borough Of Ealing. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: The British Pavilion for 1967 World Exhibition. Display Advertising: Barclays Bank D.C.O., Multiple Display Advertisements, Alitalia Airlines, Utilico, Lowenbräu, City Of Nottingham, The De LA Rue Company Limited, Firth Cleveland Limited, The Times, Burroughs, Britax, The Listener, James North & Sons Limited, Hall Engineering(holdings) Limited,, Gestetner, South African Tourist Corporation,, Boosey & Hawkes, B M W, Johnson, Matthey & Co., Limited, Holland-America Line, The Royal Bank Of Canada, Panam, The Westbury Hotel, Pyrotenax Limited. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Motor Cars, Legal Notices, Shopping By Post. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,293, Television and radio, Prize For Setting Of Jubilate, Four candlesticks fetch £1,050. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Emanuel through to last eight of Youll Cup, Beckenbauer Free To Play In Final Referee's caution not upheld by F.I.F.A., Sports in Brief, Cup defeat of Pimms, Young England regain self-respect Encouraging displays by three players, Huge Fleet At Danish Centenary Regatta Fortnight's rivalry of world champions, Curtis Cup in a drought, Paveh boosts prestige of three-year-olds Vivat Rex fancied for Goodwood Cup, Lions lose Rutherford but win the match, Nimmo Helps Middlesex. Reviews: New Fiction, Pioneer of medicine, Intelligence officer, True to her code, Budapest theatre turns everything to comedy, Early Magritte with many a surprise, Long to reign over us, In Absentia, Thriller well made to pattern, 'Songs Of Karnak' In Sussex, Aiding stricken children, Royal victims, English Drawings At Colnaghi's, Comedy-thriller that is too clever by half, Boswell letters, Decline and fall of party with divided leadership, Court Theatre's new policy, Britain's changing society Halting The Lemmings, Danger-alchemists at work, Elgar with fine musical textures, Anglo-Australian autobiography. Official Appointments and Notices: General Council Of The Bar, Scriveners' Company, Gunner As Army P.R. Director, Drapers' Company, University News Cambridge, To Conduct B.B.C. Concert Orchestra, Commonwealth Prize For Mr. Ian Hunter, Royal College Of Obstetricians, Young Britons win world prizes, Hastings Honours Sir R. Menzies. Editorials/Leaders: At The Court Of King Arthur, Strings From The T.U.C., Mrs. Castle's Plans For Transport, How To Be A Modern Ambassador. Letters to the Editor: The Cabinet's Cut-Price Alibi, Relief For Bishops, Not All Planners, A New Order, Marketing Television, Productivity And Wage Freeze, Abortion Law, Solicitors' Costs, Jobs Tax Debate, Heart Disease, Control Of Drugs, The World Cup. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Sir Laurence Merriam, Sir Norman Gregg Authority On German Measles During Pregnancy, Mrs. Maura Laverty. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Business and Finance: George Outram Profit Up, Unigate setback: plan to raise funds, U.S. interest rate bill attacked, Freight Proposals Rejected, Cash wire bars rise £11 10s. to £534 a long ton, House Of Fraser Long-Term Future Viewed With Confidence, Oil giants earnings soar, Covent Garden Prices, S. African reserves rise R3.6m., Heavier Costs Trim Firth Cleveland, Institutions Criticize Rediffusion Board Protest from employees, E.N.I. loses £8m. on joint German pipeline, Dickinson Robinson £700,000 Purchase, The Scottish Agricultural Securities Corporation Limited Progress Amid Difficulties Mr. David Alexander's Review, Sharp setback for M.I., Reserve unit details soon, Move To Oust Directors, Lower earnings forecast for Reed Paper, Coalite And Chemical Products Limited New Production, Sales And Profit Records Established Intensification Of Research Cmdr. Buist's Statement, Daniel Doncaster Raising £1M., Attractiveness Of Insurances, Slater Go Into Australia, Reluctant Curbs On Coffee, Credit Card Help Offered, Ford Earnings Down, H. C. Janes Limited, Gillett Bros. Better, The British & Commonwealth Shipping Company Limited A Healthy Financial Position Higher Freight Rates Offset By Increased Operating Expenses Greater Productivity The Real Key To A Brighter Economic Prospect Vital Need For Speedier Turn-Round Of Ships Sir Nicholas Cayzer On New Concept Of Transporting Goods By Sea, The Trustees Corporation Limited Another Year Of Progress The Economy: Ill-Prepared Current Legislation Not The Solution Lord Tangley's Review, Zambia Copper Poser For Bank Of England, Six Agree On Agriculture, Early warning on payments troubles, Keyser Ullman Progress, Immingham to be key port of future, Unit Trust Prices, Switching investment trust into units could set trend. Stock Exchange Tables: Seven-week high for pound, Eurosyndicat, Recent Issues, Latest Dividends, Pound better: shares slip further, Brisk Buying On Milan, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Downward Slide Continues, Bearish mood continues in equities, High Rates For Money, Wall Street easily absorbs late selling. Business Appointments: Johnson, Matthey chairman. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Lewes, Sussex, Flats And Maisonettes.
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