The Times - 26/04/1966
1966; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR LACROSSE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent-, FROM OUR SCIENCE REPORTER, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HOME DEPARTMENT REPORTER, FROM OUR BROADCASTING REPORTER, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Broadcasting Reporter, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Labour Correspondent-, From Our University Correspondent-, From Our Correspondent-, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Defence Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Middle East Correspondent-, From Our City Editor, From Our Correspondent, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent-, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, RANDOLPH S. CHURCHILL., HUGH JENKINS., RONALD DUNCAN., G. E. GIBBS., ROBBINS., ANTHONY WAGNER., R. W. BULLARD., C. W. SCOTT-GILES., W. SLATCHER., By Henry Brooke, G. B. HOLT., RICHARD ARBIB, , CHARLES WILLIAMS. Garrick Club, W.C.2., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, From Our Drama Critic, By William Gaunt, From a Correspondent, By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From Our Latin America Correspondent-,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Leverton & Sons Ltd. Euston 6075 (5 lines)., Appointments & Situations, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Tadolina May Fail Over Newmarket Distance Better Field For Jockey Club Stakes, Lacrosse Season Extended, Commission To Investigate, Sporting News European Title For Josselin Cuts Stop Curvis In 13th Round Gruelling Bout, Harrow Players Provide Grounds for Hope, Sports in Brief, Rugby Club Records, Hurlingham Tennis Results, British Pair Triumphant At Monza, Two Quick Goals Bring Northampton Hope. Arts and Entertainment: Two-Headed Vase For £3,500, Chess Champion In Strong Position, Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,213. Picture Gallery: Commemorative Medals, News: France Seeks Immediate Talks On U.S. Bases Curt Reply To Washington Note, Swedes Now Preparing For University Reform, Growing Protest By Advertisement, Computer For Use By 200 At Once, Dover College, Preparations For Independence, 'Man's Pride Breeds Race Prejudice ', Claim That Dipped Lights Save Lives, Rhodesia Cabinet To Discuss Link With Zambia Railways Board To Meet Today, Call For 2D. Bus Fare Source Of Great Income, Four Cities Stake Their Claim For Winter Olympics, Dragon Reactor At Full Power, Inclusive Shampoo And Trim For Poodles And Their Owners, Tremors Disturb A Madras Suburb, New Ethical Problem Of Transplant Surgery Transferring Live Organs To Save Life, New Extension To M1, New Deal Planned For North American Indians, Models Form Branch Of Union Hopes Of 1,000 Members, Tv Pirate May Be Ready To Transmit Observatory's Concern About Ship Off Essex, New Governor Of The Bank Of England Lord Cromer Seeks Relief From 'Burden' Mr. O'brien, Man WHO Signed The Banknotes, Takes Over, Horse Racing May Be Hit By Fever, Liberals' Campaign In Local Polls, Shopworkers' Union Supports Incomes Policy, West Germany To Make Further Peace Moves Herr Brandt's Visit To East Welcomed By Dr. Erhard, Ullswater Ruling Near, Man Dies In Fire At Club, Protest To Russia On Prisoner Death Mystery Unexplained U.S. Wants Facts Pictures That Were Seized, Nigeria Military Regime Runs Into Trouble Failure To Peg Food Prices Causes Discontent, Colour Bar Charge By Pakistanis, Pioneer Days at the Hendon Airfield, Defence Ministry Unimpressed By Criticism Of Fb111, 'Just possible moors case victim strangled after death' Evans 'Could Not Have Survived Axe Blows' Defence Ask About Bloodstains On Dog Stick, Russian Help For Euphrates Dam, Indonesian Batteries Shell British Warship, 72 British Vessels On U.S. Blacklist, £50,000 For Heart Research Unit, Court Rules Are A Best Seller, Battle Smoke Still Over 'Culloden' Confused Views On March Extras, Unemptied Dustbins Anger Ratepayers Call For Action By Health Minister, Mr. McNamara Defends Decision To Phase Out Bombers, Mr. Oneko Resigns From Cabinet, Runaway Lorry Kills Eleven Children Safety Lesson Ends In Tragedy, Challenge To Government On Vietnam Motion Tabled By 32 M.P.s, Selling Of Church Flagons Opposed, U.S. 'Hawk' Modifies Vietnam Views, Efta Plans Report On Surcharges, Plunge In Copper Prices, 'War' On Caravan Squatters, Derby Tempts The Railway Workers Paving Way For Job Transfers, Uncertainty Over Malta Docks, Former Minister Accused In Munsinger Inquiry Illicit Relationship Alleged, British Welcome In Singapore, Fire Engine Cleans £11M. Tunnel, Sex Ignorance Of Many Mothers, New World Water Record, Mercedes Work On Safety Designs Use Of Concertina Principle, Secret Weapon That Has Become A Burden Role Of U.S. Spies In World Events Exaggerated, Oil States in Conference, Beat Groups To Play In Rome Church, Britain Gets Chance Of £17M. Order For U.S. Navy Difficulties Over Arms Agreement, Backbenchers Protest At Curb On Members' Bills, Japanese Strike May Strand 20M. Today, Bonn Annoyed With Mr. Eshkol, Call For 18-Month Truce At B.M.C. Works Sir W. Carron Appeals To Both Sides, £28m. And Five Years For Refinement, Iraq To Review Agreements With Oil Companies, Labour Relations Power Station Men Go Back, U Thant's London Discussions. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Clayton Dewandre Holdings Limited, Myton Limited, British Rail, Slough Estates, Limited, The Chase Manhattan, The London Assurance Group, Bankers Card, Pan Am, Norwich Union, The Britsh Wagon Co Ltd, The Times, Ford, The Hongkong Bank Group, Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates Ltd., 'English Electric', Coutts And Company,, Cook & Watts Limited. Official Appointments and Notices: Oxford Prepared For Franks Findings Awareness Of Need For Change, Three Colleges Plan Extensions, Aston's Royal Charter, Leicester Social Work School, New Director General Of Intelligence, New S.C.M. Secretary For South Of England. Law: No Appeal Against Minimum Sentence, Kennel Maid Admits Taking £390 To Commit Perjury, Trial Begins Of Couple On 'No Body' Murder Charge, Labourer On Child Murder Charge, Hostel Out Of Control Kent County Council v. Daniels, Chair Thrown From Dock, 8 Doctors Asked To Examine Driver, Open Market For Film Metro-Goldwyn Mayer British Studios Ltd. v. Leslie Elliot Productions Ltd., Not Worth A Remedy Regina v. Wyllie, West Indian Accused Of Widow's Murder, Prison Escape By Three Women, Injured Woman Dies: Man Charged, Pétain Jurymen Acquitted, Prison Escape Plot Charge. Politics and Parliament: Consultation Move By Labour, Closer Link with People Needed, M.P.s as 'extras' in colour film, School plans: 'makeshift', Copper prices and supplies, Fixing Blame For The House's 'Ordeal', Electoral law inquiry to be resumed, Mr. Cousins to seek Soviet advice, 'Ritual dances' outmoded, Portugal, Nato and Gibraltar. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Merit At The Bank, Trailing Clouds of Boredom, A Warning to the Senators, Wider Split in Kenya. Letters to the Editor: Lord Moran's Diaries Against Wishes Of Lady Churchill, The Cost Of A University, At The Royal Court, Children In Advertising, Capital Gains Tax, A Matter Of Poaching, Quicker By Bottle, Not The Way, Opium Of The People, Unity In Defence, Medieval Windsock, Ornament In Decline. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Col. The Hon. Angus McDonnell, Brig. Sir Edward Beddington, Mr. Hector McKechnie, Prof. George Humphrey Psychology At Oxford, Prof. H. F. Hallett, Mr. Louis Johnson Former U.S. Defence Secretary. Reviews: Drawings By Old Masters, Ballet Given Perfection, Vigorous Polish Classic, Noel Coward's Variations on Middle Age, Day in the Alps with Strauss, Toronto Gives an Orff Opera the Full Treatment, Intensity of Mr. Hordern, Symbols and Symbolism in Painting. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Business and Finance: Coppers Leap On Jo'burg, Potash Slows U.S. Borax Earnings Rise, Alcoa's Record Progress, $60M. Debenture Issue By Occidental Petrol, Intel Offer Result, Sperry & Hutchinson Acquisition, I.C.I. Acquires Interest In Farrows, Redland Offer For Wallace Pref., O.P.E.C. Adjustment Of Prices Likely, Protest at Mounting Paperwork, R.T.B. Increases Capital By £39M., Rolls-Royce Rights 94% Taken, Baltic Exchange Quiet, Australian Beef Price Up 25 Per Cent, Money Comes Into Balance, Scottish Union Bonus, Bishopsgate Trust Pay More Alex. Hall's Good Year, Discount House Frustrated, F. H. Tomkins's Quote Restored, North Sea Oil Radio Contracts, Tate & Lyle Link In European Sugar, Shoemaking Project In N. Ireland, Mutual Funds, Latin American Progress Analysed By Bank, Melbourne And General Inv., Pointer Group Issue Result, Clayton Dewandre Plan A 30 P.C. Expansion, I.M.F. Officials Put up Two Liquidity Schemes, I.B.M. Introduce A Magnetic Drum, Leicester Permanent Building Society Mr. Norman D. Ellis On Inadequacy Of Present Mortgage Rates, Brook St. Bureau AIM At £270,000, Keeping The Crude Oil Scandal On The Boil, Fall In American Bill Rates, Action Against Whisky Firm U.S. Anti-Trust Claim, Home Loans Still Rationed, Hudson's Bay Remaining In U.K. Tax Drawbacks Carried Over, Life Assurance Mergers, Hammerson Property Profits Up, I.B.M. Planning To Raise $350M., Singapore-Malaysia Domicile Call, French Chemicals May Be Next On Merger List, Help For Trust Savers, B.E.T.A. Exports Up In February, Unit Trust Prices, Commodity Index Down Sharply. Stock Exchange Tables: Pound Nears 7-Month 'Low' Active Dealings In Gold, Peak Turnover As Copper Values Tumble, Weak Tone On Frankfurt Zurich Lower, Recent Issues, Gold Price Tumbles Coppers Spurt, Latest Dividends, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Option Rates, Zambian Export Tax Trims Early Gains, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Aluminiums Firm: Electricals Easier, Wall Street Thwarted Small Net Loss. Business Appointments: Sir Robert Adeane's New Post. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Sales By Auction.
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