The Times - 27/02/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, PETER HOPKIRK, By Our Naval Correspondent, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, BY A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, From BASIL GINGELL, Naval Correspondent, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, By GEOFFREY CHARLES, Motoring Correspondent, BY OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LABOUR STAFF, BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT-, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR TOKYO CORRESPONDENT, From NEIL ALLEN, Athletics Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, By GEOFFREY GREEN, Football Correspondent, From JOHN WOODCOCK, Cricket Correspondent, From MICHAEL PHILLIPS, FROM A RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, By Our Motoring Correspondent, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, By LEONARD AMEY, Agricultural Correspondent, FROM A NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, F. H. HAPPOLD, GEORGE T. WHITE, N. G. MATHEWSON, BRIGITTE CLAYTON, DAVID WOOD, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, RONALD GOULD, General Secretary, National Union of Teachers., PETER BESSELL, R. SOREL-CAMERON. The White House, Whitwell, Norfolk., ENID STARKIE. Somerville College, Oxford., J. G. BULLOCKE. The Athenaeum, Pall Mall, S.W.1., OLIVER WARNER. The Old Manor Cottage, Haslemere, Surrey., SYLVIA SAYER, Chairman, Dartmoor Preservation Association. Cator, Widecombe in the Moor, South Devon., NICHOLAS GODDISON. 1, Throgmorton Avenue, E.C.2, Feb. 20., By Charles Douglas-Home, Defence Correspondent, PEGGY ASHCROFT. HAROLD HOBSON. HUGH BEAUMONT. ALLARDYCE NICOL. EDITH EVANS. JOHN OSBORNE. WILLIAM GASKILL. RALPH RICHARDSON. JOHN GIELGUD. B. A. YOUNG. PETER HALL. Feb. 23., B. J. T. HANSON. 31 Sherborne Avenue, Norwood Green, Southall, Middlesex., KATHLEEN ULLMANN. 70 Langford Court, St. John's Wood, N.W.8., FRANYA GODBY., ROGER MACHELL B.1, Albany, Piccadilly, W.1., J. P. PITT. 8 Ovesdon Avenue, Harrow, Middlesex. Feb. 21., GEORGE SCOTT-MONCRIEFF. 6 James's Court, Edinburgh, 1., C. S. LANG. 3M Artillery Mansions, Westminster, S.W.1., From a Correspondent, BY OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, The Rev. G. Henton Davies, Patricia de Joux, From Henry Popkin, New York Drama Critic, By Irving Wardle, Drama critic, By R. W. Cooper Television Critic, By William Mann Music Critic, By John Percival, Ballet critic, BY OUR CITY EDITOR, KEITH PAYNE, From Our Correspondent-, By GERALD ELY, Estates Correspondent,
ResumoNews: 'Tokyo 1985' Could Be Part Of Utopia, Fibres tailored to job, Mine Threat To Nuclear Power Station, Westminster Estates safeguarded Precautions against duty on ducal family fortune, 'Chained man' has legs severed, Preparatory School To Accept Girls, Former Minister in Aden shot dead 'Colonial plot' cry at funeral, Fire At Historic House, Crisis Threat At Abbey Works, Britain to have new nuclear submarine, African Voters Urged To Register Drive by Rhodesian opposition party, Human Rights Challenge On Steel, Mr. Thorpe takes Liberal leaders to task, Education challenge by Mr. Crosland Brain drain 'serious matter of conscience for U.S.', Chou believed to be checking Chinese hotheads, Mr. Stewart Warns Wage Rebels More power than public spirit, Conference Interpreters Seek Charter, Tutankhamen Show For London?, Mr. Wilson in Hague for E.E.C. talks Role of sterling main theme, £IO8m. sales of woven carpet, Congress Party Just Retains Power Mrs. Gandhi's uncertain future, Flats For Elderly Replace Church, Choosing Designs For The Concord, Small Ports Feel Reform Pinch Guaranteed pay scheme lags, Dutch Upset At Van Gogh Show By Volkswagen, Scoring points for plastics, Anguilla dispute resolved, Malta leader in London to 'end war', Cattle Exporters Turn To Europe, B.E.A. drinks must go down sink, Memorial Appeal By Imperial College, Teenage enlistment plea to Minister, AS IT HAPPENS: Civil Servant witness; High jumping sheep; Military march mystery, Surrender of the 'Boston strangler', Syria Under Pressure To Settle Oil Dispute, Labour Faces Disenchanted Town Floating voter may turn to the Liberals, U.S. Navy To Keep Up Shelling Mining of rivers in North Vietnam, Villagers get a hearing on speed complaint, Unanswered questions about buying the F111, Mr. Brown Cuts Short Hague Visit, Tobacco pay claim is likely, Police Powers Plan Dropped By P.L.A., Reference Library Of Science, On The Coypu's Radio Trail Research This Summer, Rootes Reasons For Dropping 3 Models, Communists expected to seek control of building union, New Greek crisis feared after move against two M.P.s, Birds trapped for cage shows, Charlemagne Prize For Dr. Luns, Henry Moore's Major Works For Tate, Abortion Bill's social clause 'lunacy' Strong criticism of Aberdeen practice, Challenge to Bonn on support costs 'Place orders in Britain for needy states', Airport Catering Chief 'Dismissed', Briton's Trial May Be Delayed, Doctors Appeal For Lister's Home, Farming Notes And Comments, Where Britain leads, Cable Censorship Charge Denied Aden deaths report 'untrue', Arrests at submarine launching, Government losing touch with rank and file, Dallas remains sceptical about murder conspiracy, Mercedes step up power in 250SL, Housewife Faults 'Which?' Methods, Apollo Fire Blamed On Complacency Fire hazards underestimated, Why Drug Ring Was Forced To Split Up, Iran Execution Of Police Officers, Mr. Shinwell to join D notice inquiry, Spain's law to give freedom of religion, Exile And Minister In Election Contests Paradox of the campaign in Lyons, Shadow of 1965 blizzards in the hills, Reluctant U.S. Gesture To Britain, Golf, not politics, at Malayan mountain gathering, Anarchy In Protest, Archbishop Says 'Crusade' against authority, Immigrants' drive for equality, Monday Merry-Go-Round, Cotton Imports Watchdog? Talks with Mr. Jay. News in Brief. Law: 15-year sentences in vice case, Youths On Affray Charges, Italian court rules kiss indecent. Display Advertising: Dermide Ltd, Shs, Rootes, Tapiflex, Kleinwort Benson Ltd, Hobson, Chemstrand, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Fuji Bank Ltd, Ici, Ben Bailey Construction Limited, The Times, Tower Silos Ltd., Premium Savings Bonds, Wm. C. Gray & Sons Ltd, John Crossley-Carpet Trades Holdings Ltd. Index. Picture Gallery: A full-scale model of the Concord. Sport: Timely Encouragement For Fulham, Wilmot Wins Title Worthy champion, McKenzie stalking his prey Australia's big game hope, Mrs. Hashman convincing, Oxford Win Rugby Fives, Sports in Brief, U.A.U. Championships, Ireland make one change after victory, England Selectors Given Much To Ponder, Acfield retains sabre title, Open Won By Amateur One stroke to spare, Miss Shaw Betaten In French Final, Cambridge Win Again, Fort Leney Worthy New Favourite, Clark cuts schedule, Nino Bibbia Wins Stagni Cup, Jazy's successor well beaten by Whetton Britain consoled in defeat. Arts and Entertainment: Science-Fiction Film Festival, Broadcasting Programmes, Provincial Players Win Bridge Title, Art Of City Workers, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,474. Editorials/Leaders: Portents For Cars, Resentment Over The Border, The Race IS Not To The Swift. Letters to the Editor: Saxon Lydford, Women In Religion, After The Strindberg, Queen In The Dock, Theatre Museum, Britain And The U.S., Counting The Cost, Case Against The Public Schools, Poetry Chair At Oxford, Wrong Shelf, National Trust. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Aero Engine Pioneers Share Award, Appointments in the Forces, Harkness Fellowships, Church News, From The London Gazette, Last say for senior dons at Oxford?, German Critics' Prize. Deaths. Obituaries: Canon W. J. Phythianadams, Fourth Duke Of Westminster Wealth In London Land. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Notices. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Beauty And Fashion, Appointments And Situations, Personal. Reviews: Off-Off-Broadway excitements Cafe La Mama, Joan Littlewood returns, Mahler speaks directly across the decades, Offenbach's gay prelude to melody masters, From Syracuse to Vietnam, New Israeli violinist arrives on the scene, Dutch ballet on 'Romeo', Orchestra in fine form. Business and Finance: Ulster wants Cortinas, German drive on lorry market, Indonesia ends contract with Fokker, seeks new deal, Snag with specialist unit trusts, New life for German bill market, Swiss bank increase, Odd man out in Highlands, G.E. computers for Germany, Agency defies the toughness, Plea for E.E.C. links abroad, Land bank adds promise to building offer for sale, Problem for finance companies, Balfour, Beatty's Clyde contract, 'Speck of hope' would set business moving, Industrial countries' exports recover, Commodity markets, Savings in deficit, Merritt & Hatcher down 16 p.c., Row over fate of N.C.B.'s stately home, The gift way to consumer sampling, Briefly from the boardroom, Radical revision of Canada's tax laws recommended, Man-made fibres hit new peak, Trains for liquid methane, Money market comfortable, Strong nerves needed but little to lose for T.R. supporters, Welsh trend is to family car, How far will the price of copper fall?, $150m. offering next month, Clouds of doubt over American outlook, Lord Beeching criticizes management by whim. Stock Exchange Tables: Sterling a weak market. Business Appointments: Charterhouse Grp. Deputy Chairman. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Weather: The Weather. Property: Commercial & Industrial, Signs Of Spring Revival In House Sales.
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