The Times - 28/07/1970
1970; Gale Group;
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From EDWARD MORTIMER, By MICHAEL THOMAS, BY A STAFF REPORTER, Our Northern Industrial Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, From PAUL MARTIN, Moshe Brilliant, By ARTHUR REED, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, By STEPHEN JESSEL, By HENRY STANHOPE, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, A legal correspondent, From CLIVE BORRELL, By PHILIP HOWARD, By Our Architectural Correspondent, By Our Education Correspondent, By JOHN ROPER, By GEORGE CLARK, From DAVID BONAVIA, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From IAN McDONALD, By A. M. RENDEL, Diplomatic Correspondent, From MICHAEL KNIPE, From FRED EMERY, From RICHARD WIGG, By Irving Wardle, By Michael Billington, By Guy Brett, By Max Harrison, By John Percival, By Stanley Reynolds, Peter Evans, A correspondent, John P. Mackintosh, PHS, Roger Berthoud, our Bonn correspondent, YEHUDI MENUHIN, B. FITZGERALD-MOORE, JOHN TILNEY, MICHAEL HAMILTON, MARTIN WIGHT., KIERAN TUNNEY., H. Z. MACCOBY, By Arthur Schlesinger Jr., G. N. L. DALZELL-PAYNE, ARTHUR McDONALD, DONALD McLACHLAN, From HARRY GOLOMBEK Chess Correspondent, By Nature-Times News Service, By JOHN WOODCOCK, Cricket Correspondent, By PAMELA MACGREGOR-MORRIS, By ALAN GIBSON, By JIM RAILTON, By JOHN NICHOLLS, By NEIL ALLEN, Athletics Correspondent, By ANDREW PORTER, By REX BELLAMY, By MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, By Our Racing Correspondent, By Our Newmarket Correspondent, By Our Northern Racing Correspondent, By JIM SNOW, Northern Racing Correspondent, By MICHAEL BAILY, Shipping Correspondent, By IAN MORISON, By DENNIS DWYER, By ROBERT JONES, By GILES SMITH, From ANTHONY THOMAS, BY OUR INDUSTRIAL STAFF, By DAVID JONES, Political Staff, By PETER HILL, KENNETH OWEN, By ARTHUR REED, Air Correspondent, From FRANK VOGL, GILLIAN GRAHAM, BERRY RITCHIE, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, From ANTHONY THOMAS, US Economics Correspondent, By ANTHONY ROWLEY, MILES THOMAS, W. J. H. TOOMBS, G. BUSHELL, G. M. KITCHEN,
ResumoNews: Government studies airline plan, Longford to head youth inquiry, Widow of 80 sues Vatican, Fresh viewpoints put as Moscow pact talks open, Two Britons menaced, Crowd besieges police station, Integration by bus, Tokyo city chokes in a smog blanket, Russian air crew take English test, Basis for recovery, French pop festivals banned, MPs support Lambton on title, 100 union men held in Spain, Oil slicks driven on to beaches, Vote on dock peace plan tomorrow, Cambodia factories hit, Permits for abortion, Sure victory for ChabanDelmas, Vorster to undergo an operation, A slice of praise for masterly M Meunier, Move on education 'a betrayal of pledges', The meaning of the Agnew phenomenon, Britain wary on Asia role, Andre Previn divorce, Ministry research on 'misfits', Publisher in Milan bomb indictment, Cars abandoned at docks, United front in India fails, Repatriation by degrees, Girl tells of joining Manson 'family', Southern senator patches up row with Nixon, Addicts seize hospital ward, Lifeboat stampede on Fulvia, Combined attack on Whitehall demolitions, Harvard-battleground of the anti-war struggle, Negro leader killed in gunfight, Nasser reviled in Amman march, Double postage proposed for some letters, The Times Diary Britain appoints new-style ambassador to Chad, Castro admits to Cuba's failures, £1,350,000 wing for museum, Maternity changes urged, Science Report Botany New way to reclaim spoil heaps, Battle Of Britain Service, Today's engagements, Chou says big power era over, Dressing up for Oh! Calcutta!, Behave, says prince, Foreign aid spending takes less of GNP, 'Turn off' gas alert for town. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: Elektroimpex, Times Newspapers Limited, The Royal National Institute, Coutts, First National Industrial Trust, G. N. Haden & Sons, Issue Of Local Authority Bonds, Macarthur's Scotch, Ibm, Richards & Wallington Group, Boac, Daimler. Politics and Parliament: Ministers briefed on possible cuts in expenditure. Law: Film director for trial, Children on drug charges, Journalist cleared of Belfast charge, Court Of Appeal Illegality No Bar To Title In Goods Belvoir Finance Co. Ltd. v. Stapleton, Wireless charge, Gaol punishments review urged, Dr Pinney sent for trial, Judge's warning, Privilege of priest issue for Court, Queen's Bench Division Francis Williams's Book: Libel Action Settled Pickering v. Francis Williams And Another, Prisoners in Lisbon gaol 'went mad', Chancery Division Sale Of Turf Taxable LOWE (Inspector of Taxes) v. J. W. ASHMORE, LTD., New move in 'innocent man' case, Singer for trial, April Ashley going ahead with appeal. Picture Gallery. Weather: The Weather. Official Appointments and Notices: University news Oxford, 1st-class honours at 37 universities Aberdeen, Special envoy to Gulf area appointed, Church News, Special Promotions, Duke Appoints Secretary, Ica's New Director, Latest Appointments Governor Of Star And Garter Home. Reviews: Webern on South Bank, Dreams and delusions, A manifesto of progress, Lightweight Whicker, No 'atmospherics', Sometimes funny-not a menace. Arts and Entertainment: The Lord Byron Show, Bach Society's U S Tour, Gonzalez Exhibition, Convincing Play In First Round, Fashion by Prudence Glynn The collections collected, Television today, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 12,527. Editorials/Leaders: A Sensible Job, The Autarch Of Portugal, Maternity Teams. Letters to the Editor: Housing figures, Planning Inquiry In Secret, Poaching by airlines shows poor policy, The Harvey Diaries, Churchill Statue, Valuable publicity, The Argylls, Strike academics, Insurance stamp, Shape Of The Ark, Wages And Prices, Orchestras And Their Support, Politics Of Morals. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From THE TIMES of Saturday July 28, 1945. Obituaries: Obituary, Dr C. A. Hart, Dr Antonio Salazar 36 years' reign as Prime Minister of Portugal. Deaths. Sport: Polo Cowdray's off day, Newcastle Meeting Piggott crosses gulf of values, Stirring bowling by Procter, Devastating spell, Tennis Conclusions by Warboys wrong, First Day At Goodwood Bismark makes most appeal, Sports in Brief, Evening racing results Alexandra Park, Today's declared runners at two meetings Goodwood, Royal International Horse Show Smith goes clear to take Cup, Athletics Selectors omit Miss Neufville, Other scorecards Sussex v Kent, Yorkshire poised for innings victory, Yachting Narrow victory for Monk, U. S. Baseball, Rowing Selected for Canada. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, Women's Appointments, Today's Appointments, Acknowledgements, Appointments, Appointments Vacant. Property: Phillips Puttick, Sotheby's, London And Suburban, Offices, Salerooms. Business and Finance: BRIEFLY FROM THE boardroom, Bank lending jumps £226m: reminder on limits issued, Credit hints for bankers, Ministers look for cuts in direct grants, Island in the air Patricia Tisdall visits the Isle of Man's local commercial radio station, Bolton's fewer risks and less glamour, GEC wins £7.5m order, France Fiat stake in Citroen likely to be raised, A case for relaxing bank lending curbs, US plea on overseas spending controls, Swiss lent Penn $60m, Findings of Pearson report, EQUITY Markets Tasminex in the limelight again, BUSINESS diary Klonarides leaves Triumph boards, Stocks of lard running low, IDC s not hurting develolped areas, Industry urged to speak out on PO charges, TI acquires Crypton Triangle for £1.9m, The Regions, Wall Street Market closes fractionally lower, Frank Rogers leaving IPC, FOR THE saver Target buys Lines, Mecca, Ships queue as docks report is studied, Israel Ban on EMI records lifted, Pre-strike rise in raw material imports, Leyland 'holiday' task, Statement by Vehicle & General, Interim Statement Inveresk Paper, company NEWS B Sunley tops forecast and heads for £1.5m, computer NEWS Cadbury in £3m deal with PO, 'Faults cost clothing trade £30m a year', £1,382 pay award for airline staff, United States Corporate profit levels ease again, Opinion INDUSTRY Pros and cons of a free-tariff market, Offer for Ling-Temco air shares, Bank aid on way, says John King, Restrictions on pilots, Briefly, mining Mount Lyell profits more than doubled, E. R. F. (Holdings) Limited Trading Profit up 70%, U. K. Optical & Industrial Holdings Limited, Tasminex up to 85s, Sterling Modest gain in quiet trading, Money Market Funds fail to materialize, West Germany Industry fears 1971 recession, J Dawson dividend cut to 4pc, Spiraflite petition, Fixed Interest British Funds quieter but still firm, Big gains in cocoa futures, How The Markets Moved, Men more equal Sally White on supermarket pay, Bids, Deals & Mergers Bernard, Sassoon in takeover talks, Lockheed studying nuclear aircraft, Peak trade surplus but U S payments gap stays, General Motors profits rise. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Commodities Record day for cocoa as prices soar between £22 15s and £31 5s, European And Far East Securities, Bank Statements For July, London & Regional Market Prices GEC firm ahead of figures, Recent Issues, The Times List Of Latest Dividends, Unit Trust Prices. Business Appointments: Business Appointments Macmillan gives up shares post.
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