The Times - 08/04/1969
1969; Gale Group;
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By Staff Reporters, From TONY DAWE, By JOHN LAWLESS, From Our Own Correspondent, By PHILIP HOWARD, From IAN McDONALD, By PEARCE WRIGHT, By Our Labour Staff, By Arthur Reed, Air Correspondent, FROM OUR EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT, By DENIS TAYLOR, By JOHN HENNESSY, BY A STAFF REPORTER, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, By NORMAN FOWLER Home Affairs Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, Denis Taylor, From MICHAEL KNIPE, From DAVID BONAVIA, From DAVID SPANIER, From RICHARD WIGG, From MICHAEL HORNSBY, By CHARLES DOUGLAS-HOME, Defence Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From MICHAEL WOLFERS, From EDOUARD DILLON, By Irving Wardle Drama Critic, From a Correspondent, From Joan Chissell, By Edward Lucie-Smith, By Alan Blyth, By Henry Raynor, By JOHN ROPER, By CHRISTOPHER WARMAN, RONALD FAUX, By HENRY STANHOPE, PHS, LOUIS HEREN, T. EDWARDS, VICTOR J. LISSACK, A. J. RICHMOND, EMMANUIL LIKHTEROY, J. B. H. PEGLER, A. E. BROMFIELD, JOHN MELVIN, GEORGE E. G. CATLIN, By A. M. Rendel, Diplomatic Correspondent, CHARLES GRAVES, M. J. BEDFORD, ARTHUR MARWICK, R. D. MILLER, D. BROWN, H. D. BARRY, From HARRY GOLOMBEK Chess Correspondent, By Our Bridge Correspondent, By ARTHUR OSMAN, By Nature-Times News Service, From MAURICE CARR, Sir John Elliot, By BRIAN LEWIS, By GEOFFREY GREEN, Football Correspondent, By NORMAN CREEK, By REX BELLAMY, By STEPHEN JESSEL, By TOM CLARKE, By U. A. TITLEY, Rugby Correspondent, By DAVID PARRY-JONES, By PETER MARSON, By CEDRIC VENABLES, By PAMELA MACGREGOR MORRIS, By MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, By our Northern Correspondent, By our Newmarket Correspondent, By JIM SNOW, Northern Racing Correspondent, By Our Racing Correspondent, By GEOFFREY CHARLES, By ROBERT JONES, By DENNIS TOPPING, By DENNIS DWYER, By TONY ALDOUS, By DAVID JONES, From MAURICE CORINA, From PHILIP JACOBSON, Hilary Brigstocke, Our Canada Correspondent, By GILES SMITH, By R. W. SHAKESPEARE, By DAVID DAVIS, RODNEY COWTON, KENNETH OWEN, By Business News Staff, INDUSTRIAL EDITOR Joe Roeber, By RONALD KERSHAW, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By MELVYN WESTLAKE, From PHILP JACOBSON, PHILIP JACOBSON, K. H. CLUCAS, S. L. MOSES., L. DAVID, BERRY RITCHIE, IAN MORISON., DAVID MILLHAM, EDITED BY ROBERT JONES, MAURICE CORINA,
ResumoNews: Caradon may go back to Anguilla, Nato debate over détente policy, Tyre burst holds up Concorde, Literature by order, The Times Diary Anti-Concorde men may switch to pollution Survey at the Tate Postgate's cornucopia, Legalize pot, say Young Liberals, Nixon plan to end Vietnam war, Reversal of British policy not wanted in Gulf, Mrs Binh blames U S Administration, Gaol governors promotion plan attacked, The Course Of Nature Nocturne With Intruders A Vixen On Tape, NUT sanctions on classes, Magna Carta invoked, 'Traffic jams are fun', Briton held over Peru shooting, Cars And Drivers Maverick could hit foreign sales in US, Turks attack birth control seminar, £300,000 art theft Three men in a battle against the gangs, Search ends for heart donor, Polar men lose tent in fire, Spring-cleaning mood seizes Chinese, Battle over Whitehall pay likely, Students put education plan from 5 to 18, Bank holiday hooligans bring violence to the beaches Call for a vandalism inquiry, Cliveden turns into an American campus, Neva bridge opened for second time, Botany Forced tulips need the cold, Sociology Academics' views on Vietnam, Six Picassos stolen in £300,000 raid, Disqualification threat to Safari leader, Inquiry call on Ankrah dismissal, Smrkovsky's future in the balance, U S recall of 1,000 Rolls, Smooth homecoming after hottest and sunniest Easter for years, Israel discovery of water gives hope to Sinai, Saigon offers chance of serious talks, Plane crash near housing estate, President Thieu's six-point plan for peace, Flint Mill Back In Working Order Industrial Museum, Britain's old charities get down to business, Warning to Rumania in Soviet press, Long wait for young doctors, A land of opportunity-for the right people, Animal drugs team expected to urge farming curbs, Today's engagements, MCC silent over D'Oliveira affair disclosure, Youth 'takeover of streets' denied, Smith reports to Cabinet, The military mind, Circus visit is criticized. Index. News in Brief. Law: 14 accused of mutiny, Murder charge after 9 months, Death sentences in Algeria, Ray applies for a new trial, Britons gaoled in Greece. Display Advertising: Save And Prosper, Budapest, Richard Ellis & Son, Gevafax 50, Rhi, The Save The Children Fund, Mea, Anne Of Green Gabeles, Bmw, Taylor Woodrow, Wimpey, Parker-Knoll, Michelin Zx, Burroughs, Sheraton Hotels, National And Commercial Banking Group Limited, Pan Am, Protest Exhibition, Yellow Pages, British Steel Corporation, Kleinwort, Benson Limited, Mercedes-Benz, I B M. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Nurses fear reprisals. Arts and Entertainment: A Remarkable Bridge Double, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 12,127, Television for today, Audience Get Money Back, Chess Tourney Ends In Tie, Fashion by Prudence Glynn 246 yards of fashion. Reviews: Berlin hat-trick for Terson, "If... " For Cannes, Nicolai Gedda's first idol, Royan's lively music festival, Tug-of-war in Greenwich Village Hampstead Theatre Club Before You Go by Lawrence Holofcener, Television In holiday routine, Things Seen Sweden has a lesson for the Tate. Editorials/Leaders: New Streets In Old Cities, Time To Declare, Mr Rogers's Debut. Letters to the Editor: Television History, Fair price conversion, Library Book Royalties, Future Anguillas, The PIB on pay comparability, Victoria Line, Bigger Pensions, Student Grants, Russian Fears Of Germany, Taste In Cheese, Legal Education, Eisenhower Memorial, Strike-prone, Delays In The Process Of Justice, Booked By Computer. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Receiving Orders, Roman Catholic Appointment. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From THE TIMES of Saturday, April 8, 1944 Montagu Norman Retires. Sport: Pointer To 1,000 Guineas Lucyrowe wins trial in impressive style, Composure lacking, Hockey All is back to normal, Scots choose Cup 22, Sports in Brief, Jordan shoots a double, Today's football Association, Welsh Champion Hurdle Persian War looks best on class, Wolves give Arsenal no trouble, U S Golf Britons make some headway in a garish world, Harlequins miss vital chances, Fencing, Newcastle Racing Petros best on terms for Tweed Stakes, Results at four meetings yesterday Kempton Park, Motor Racing Rindt beats Stewart in Formula II, National Hunt Details Newton Abbot, Other NH cards Wetherby, Some key relegation games today, Programme for Newcastle today, Details of NH racing Market Rasen, Yachting, Useful point for Stoke, Bristol prove too strong, Hickstead Show Smith goes clear to win trophy, First professional win for West, Football results First division, S. African Tennis Surprise win for Hewitt, Woodroffe sets record, Chepstow runners, Thrilling win by Newport, Uttoxeter, Joyce Smith's fine win, Southampton unworried, Barbarians Rugby Weight and speed beat Swansea, Recovery by Gosforth, Rugby League Leeds head scores list. Obituaries: Mr Monte Crick Versatile radio actor, M. Gabriel Chevallier, Mr S. Howard, Captain Stuart Morse Townsend, Obituary, Senor R. Gallegos Former president of Venezuela. Picture Gallery: Youth pilgrimage to St Albans Cathedral. Classified Advertising: Appointment, Domestic Situations, Company Meeting Notices, Announcements, Women's Appointments, Opportunities In Canada, Canada, Appointments advertising, Motor Cars. Property: Furniture And Fine Art Sales. Deaths. Business and Finance: BRIEFLY FROM THE boardroom, man for the jobs management, BOAC fears cargo losses, 'New confidence' in construction, Company Meeting Consolidated Tin Smelters, FOR THE saver W Ground Rents gets new offer, BUSINESS diary April can be the cruellest month, new ISSUES Still scope for sales by tender, Silver price slips lower, Money Market Small help from Bank, Savings total £130m higher, BIM's new man is planning to assess those myriad courses, The pragmatic sanctions of incomes policy, Expansion at Hull docks, Gas heating success, Gap in aid policy, BoT to strengthen Panel's hand, Private steel companies call for official prices 'referee', Ship orders at high rate, A new watchdog for steel prices?, Wall Street Market weak all day, Printers' scheme to improve training, Ford Motor Company Annual Meeting Of Stockholders, Freight Markets Oil charter rates continue to fall, Supermarkets plan one-stop stores, Hawker jets at Paris show, ECGD explains delays, Amoco gas line repaired, Challenge for 'pop' record makers, Constructors' World Metric secretariat idea grows, Joint councils to aid big effort at Upper Clyde, The Playboy business, Ham imports, company NEWS Fothergill & Harvey pays more, mining Kennecott Copper fights coal monopoly complaint, Northern Industry Textile imports rise despite quotas, Disputes frustrate output record, Books A reminder of the damage that penny-pinching and poor central control are doing to state industry, Sharp fall in prices as Wall Street reopens, Link-up to develop new tubes, Big repair bill for CEGB, Hard going for foreign cars, Business school students' grants to be cut, computer NEWS 50,000 systems in America, Giant merger of Co-op societies is proposed, BSC buys option on terminal, Worldwide demand outstrips production of the new hover mini, Matchan chairs CU subsidiary, SEC clamp on names. Business Appointments: Business Appointments Lloyd joins P & O board. Stock Exchange Tables: Weekly List Of Security Prices, Weekly Wall Street Prices, European And Australian Securities, Recent Issues, Bonds Traded In Europe, Montreal and Toronto, Option Rates, Regional Share Prices, London Stock Exchange Prices.
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