The Times - 12/12/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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From HUGH NOYES, Parliamentary Correspondent-, BY CLIVE BORRELL, BY A STAFF REPORTER, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, Tennis Correspondent, From PETER STRAFFORD, BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, BY OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, BY RONALD FAUX, By CLIVE BORRELL, By BRIAN MacARTHUR, Education Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT-Kirkcaldy, , BY PHILIP HOWARD, BY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-Paris, Dec. 11, From LOUIS HEREN, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From MOSHE BRILLIANT, BY A SURGICAL CORRESPONDENT, By Nature-Times News Service, By Verdi By William Mann Music Critic, By Gopal Sharman, By Henry Raynor, By Irving Wardle, Drama Critic, By Edward Lucie-Smith, By Guy Brett Art Critic, By David Wade, From ARTHUR REED, Air Correspondent, PHS, ROSSE, Chairman, Standing Commission on Museums and Galleries., WILLIAM GEOFFREY COLDSTREAM. TILLOTSON. ROGER MYNORS. E. G. TURNER. BERYL SMALLEY, C. V. WEDGWOOD. December 6., C. J. STRANKS The College, Durham., WESTMINSTER., NEVILE BUTLER., PHILIPPA FOOT. THOMAS HODGA. H. HALSEY. KIN. DOROTHY HODGKIN STEVEN LUKES. Oxford, Dec. 10. ARTHUR N. PRIOR., DAVID MAUDLIN. 4 Churchill Avenue, Newmarket, Suffolk, Dec. 7., RONALD HOWE. White Walls, Roehampton, S.W.15, Dec. 9., HORACE CUTLER, Chairman of the G.L.C. Housing Committee. The County Hall, S.E.1. Dec. 9., By Peter Reddaway, Lecturer in Government, London School of Economics, BERNARD ALTON. 84 Crescent West, Hadley Wood, Barnet, Hertfordshire, Dec. 11., PETER ARCHER., KENNETH ANDERSON. 7 Milton Close, N.2., B. C. GADNEY, BY OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, Lord Gage writes:-, by Prudence Glynn, By U. A. TITLEY, Rugby Correspondent, From MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, BY OUR LACROSSE CORRESPONDENT, From BRIAN MOORE, From JORN HENNESSY-Val d'Isere, Dec. 11, From REX BELLAMY, Squash Correspondent, From REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent, By Business News Staff, BY HUGH CORBET, By CHRISTOPHER MEAKIN, By RODNEY COWTON, By PHILIP JACOBSON, By JOHN GILMORE, By MAURICE CORINA, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By RICHARD SPIEGELBERG, FROM OUR NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, By CLIFFORD WEBB, By ROYDEN HODSON, Industrial Correspondent, A. ROBSON, Managing, PATRICK McNAIR-WILSON. 5 Kelso Place, W.8., JAMES M. LITTLE., PETER T. LANDSBERG. University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire, Cathays Park, Cardiff., By R. W. SHAKESPEARE, Northern Industrial Correspondent, By OUR MINING EDITOR,
ResumoLaw: Court End Curb, Monkey Disease Alerts Court, 'Injustice' cry by 100 Russians, No Right To Sue Trustee Over 'Disastrous' Sale England v. Public Trustee, Spy Trial Opens In Italy 'Soviet colonel's loan', Taxpayer IS Held Liable For Accountants Default CLIXBY v. POUNTNEY (Inspector of Taxes), Stirling Moss bench divided, Man 'astounded' by judge's remark, PT for football supporters, Verdict against 32 is sought in Pretoria, Nurse fined, 32 Years' Gaol In Car Parks Fraud Case, Sister's will challenged, Letter from boy spoke of suicide, Pleasure boat skipper fined, 257 Chinese sent to gaol in Singapore, Rentcharges Must Be Apportioned Inland Revenue Commissioners v. Land Securities Investment Trust Ltd.. Politics and Parliament: Mps Can Watch Lords On Tv, October breath tests 2,724: specimens analysed 927: below the limit 168, Opposition will judge on 'merit', Change In Law To Avoid New Stansteds Minister's assurance to angry peers, National accounting with clarity, The Lords: two-tier inquiry system for issues like Stansted, The Commons: fluoridation delays: cigarette coupons: London's drug addicts, 'Humiliation' of Concord with an 'e', MPs decide on test of sound broadcasting, Fifty doctors coming back, Worried about wine sales. News: Hunt horses bolt for five miles, Popularity returns to President Johnson, Mr Brown makes his peace, Human rights invitation to UN, £49,000 post office thieves dump securities, Landslip threat to village, Rival scheme for canal site, Rail ban on some cattle areas, 'Self-rescue' masks for miners Disclosure at inquiry, Nato plans Atlantic fleet, N Indian riot stopped by tear gas, Science Report Virology Fatal human disease from monkeys, Concorde, its future brighter, makes debut, Minister may act on banks, Farm precautions discussed, S Africa arms ban may be ended Admiral Biermans visiting London next week, 400 Russians take a look at London, Moral difficulties of defining death, Old Master Was Found In Discarded Rubbish, Train leaves £20m behind, Earthquake Kills 100 in India Town reduced to rubble but dam survives, The inexorable persecution of Russia's Protestants, Baby's death to be investigated, Rusk Refuses To Testify On Vietnam War, The False Hopes Of M Malliart, Nato concern over Soviet strength, QC talks of 'You Irish ruffians', No traces of Mitchell in a year, S Africa's skill in surgery, Fears Over Iraq, Grant to theatre voted down, The Times Diary Toronto strikes first with Soldiers Trevor-Roper in Formosa Shrinking back from City chasms, Centres Sought For Teachers Meeting point for talks, Rapid rail wages pact urged Rates too low, unions say, Liberals 'split wide open', Jews Protest To Gen De Gaulle Ancient prejudices revived, Nurse in row 'was sent to Coventry', Greek-American talks today, Shop's cash offer to busmen, Dutch move to block budget, Just give her one of these (and don't forget to tell her that you love her), Polar bear cub born at zoo, Mr Romney's visit to London, Council of Europe backs Britain France does not dissent, Gang tip by Pakistani, Burma holds up road plan. News in Brief. Sport: Brazier and Ward meet, Rugby club records, Baxter joins Forest for £100,000, Taylor Masters Santana Britain and Sweden in final, Sports in Brief, Call for resumption of racing on urban courses, Hope revives faith for Albion West Ham still tormented, Versatility behind pack may benefit Cambridge, New Zealanders in strong position, Sheffield's Eyes On Universities Cup, Lack of snow threatens race. Display Advertising: Mappin & Webb, Garrad, Geo. Bouverat & Co., Ltd., General Accident, Ici, Multiple Display Advertisements, Sun Life Assurance Society Limited, The Ward Group, Raybeck Manufacturing Co. Ltd, Japan Air Lines, Tabac, Brickhouse Dudley Limited, Lonrho Limited, Christmas Appeals, Tecalemit Limited, The International Restaurant, Alcan, Tanganyika Concessions Limited, Cook's Calender, B I C C, Elrhodes, Colston Turbo-Jets. Index. Official Appointments and Notices: Professor accepts, Army appointments, Chair in cancer studies, New Bishop Of Tonbridge. Property: Tower House is offered for sale, Sales By Auction. Picture Gallery: Three portraits of a proud father. Reviews: Italian Awards For British Films, Not-so-happy pictures in a family album, Lichtenstein to show at the Tate, More than emotion, Tennessee Williams' new voice Hampstead Theatre Club The Two-Character Play, Britten Requiem for Berlin, A superb Otello partnership Royal Opera House: Otello, Bed-hopping extravaganza Theatre Royal, Bristol The Italian Girl by Iris Murdoch and James Saunders, The boyish tycoon, Leicestershire's artistic enterprise, Buying pictures for the nation. Classified Advertising: Chistmas gift suggestions, Personal, Domestic Situations Vacant, Entertainments, Business Opportunities, Appointments. Arts and Entertainment: Hilliard Work Fetches £2,500 'Mr George Brown' Sold For £380, Whitehall Changes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,720, Television and radio programmes. Editorials/Leaders: Beds For Private Patients, Gold And Reason, Nato Survives De Gaulle, The East-West trade dilemma. Letters to the Editor: Coalition Government, Decision On National Library, Armed Raiders, WHO Should Pay The Rent?, Rights Of Man, Letters To The Editor Steel price rises, New Zealand Style, Trahison DES Clercs, The City's Confidence, American Draft Resisters, Sculputre At The Tate, Time To Strike. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Marriages. Births. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Obituaries: Mr William Payne, Lord Hylton, Mr. H. Johnston, Victor De Sabata, Miss Margaret Irwin Romantic historical novelist, Mr E. C. Kanzler, Sir Adolphe Abrahams Athletics and medicine. Weather: The Weather. Business and Finance: U S Treasury bill rates decline, French plea on Italian appliances fails, Northern Exchange sees a revival, News Summary, DEA takes action on prices, Tenders wanted for Greek TV, Copper stocks increase, Cocoa futures still rising, Unit trust prices, TR's own rating may prove a problem, Courtaulds to put up rayon prices, Heavy use of Benguela Railway, Americans drop steel price rises, Sterling at a new low-and gold price hits peak, Business looks up for British Steel, Study by Martins sparks off sharp rise in share price, Inside the voluntary incomes pipeline, £8.6m pulp plant order for U K, Banks pledge action to stabilize gold, No date for coupon ban, Ports takeover 'could mean loss of trade', BRIEFLY from the BOARDROOM, Big setback for Dubilier Condenser at half-way mark, Greeks may cut holiday rates by 15%, AEU urged to end pay talks boycott, Samuel Osborn & Co. Limited Steps To Meet Challenging Conditions Benefits Envisaged From Major Reorganization, Breath tests cut pub trade by 6%, Locker's Estates (Holdings), Insurance challenge, Paris bourse weaker, Tweed firms in merger, Heater sales boosted by cold spell, North Atlantic Securities Corporation Limited, Investors uneasy, Meat imports ban defended, U S tax policy 'a danger' to Europe, Big shortage in money, Australia denies £ 'switch', Business Diary Nearing the top rank, Watch quota under review, Martins may go by tender, Telephone Rentals bids£ 6m for Dictograph, Investment trust potential, Call for aid to importers, Covent Garden prices, Gold up 6¼d, Export record for leather footwear, Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Berhad. Stock Exchange Tables: How The Markets Moved, Bank support for pound, Shares remain very firm, European and Far East securities, Wall Street loses more ground, Regional share prices, The Times list of Latest Dividends, Recent issues, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Bank shares strong. Business Appointments: Costanzo moves up at Citibank.
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