The Times - 19/05/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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From ERIC BRITTER, United Nations Correspondent., From NICHOLAS HERBERT, FROM KYRIL TIDMARSH, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY A STAFF REPORTER, BY OUR EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, , BY THE NEWS TEAM, From CHARLES DOUGLAS-HOME, By Julian Critchley, By Miles Kington Jazz Critic, From a Correspondent, By Joan Chissell, By William Gaunt, By STANLEY SADIE, By William Mann Music Critic, A.E.P., Elizabeth Dickson., H. N. C. Smith, , A. J. Edwards, Desmond F. Chawdhry., Betty Milton, Grey Gable, Oundle, Peterborough, Bertha Colman, Whindyke., P.H.S., D. H. MANSFIELD, , A. B. INNES DICK., SHEILA D. HARDY., ANTHONY COURTNEY, BOOTHBY., E. ARMITAGE, , HAROLD SEBAG-MONTEFIORE, , GORDON WATERFIELD., From Stewart Harris in Saigon, ERROLL OF HALE, H. FORBES., DESMOND GRAVES., ALAN CLARK., P. B. LUCAS., T. E. SMITH., JOHN BRAY, , Mr. Cyril Birks writes:-, R. Q. writes:-, M. H. H. Writes:-, P. O. writes:-, From MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, From PETER RYDE, Golf Correspondent, By NEIL ALLEN, Boxing Correspondent, From JOHN WOODCOCK, Cricket Correspondent, By GERALD ELY, Estates Correspondent, BY Our Labour Staff, By KENNETH OWEN, By DAVID JONES, By RICHARD WAGNER, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From JOHN BRUNNER, , By JOHN CARRINGTON and NICOLAS TRAVERS, RICHARD FRY, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, J. G. CURTIS., S. D. ASKEW, , NEIL CRICHTON-MILLER., By KEITH PAYNE, Banking Correspondent,
ResumoNews: The Times Diary Aiming high for Osaka's Expo Alcohol and blindness Prose attacks Grantchester, Big task for Mr Brown in Moscow, New note on air ban sent, BEA flights stopped by strike, U Thant 'To Order Un Troops To Leave' Reported decision to comply with Egypt's request, Soldering irons may kill, Pompidou defends new powers Promise of debate later, Dame Eva Turner describes her half century of song to Patricia de Foux, Woman Wants Pop Stars Debunked Spreading drug-taking cult, Extra Precautions By Israel Army, Indian fears for own interests, Briton Refuses To Bow To Mao Red Guards ransack house, Theatre cost worries GLC, BBC asked to ban the TV minstrels, Five Arab Nations Now Mobilized, The Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Heenan, pictured with nurses at Whipps Cross, Army quells riots in Mexico, Depriving our children, Churchill Memorial, Enugu youths tear down Union Jack, U S And Soviet United In Hope, Early Ruling On Men Detained In Zambia, Protestant anxiety in Spain Amended law on religion, News Summary, Gas Council switch to computer, Minister publishes plans for M4 extension, £1,000m Array Of Weapons Ready For Use Sabre rattling in Israel-Arab dispute, Shortage of 69,000 teachers by 1972 Need for Ministry review, New inquiry on Voyager, Second Gunman Idea Disproved? Kennedy death film analysed, Siberian pipeline order may help to let loose vast supplies for Europe by 1970 Russians are coming west with their natural gas, Mr Grimond urges Scots 'to fight', Self-made titles are increasing Debrett gives warning, Decision on schools by December, No invitation for former priest, Steel strike over: plant reopens, Three Pioneers in the horticultural world, Hideous little boxes, Memories of Florence flooding revived, Removal grants called for, Lord Mancroft to chair BNEC, Impasse At Hongkong Government House, Blind Singer And Dog Are Parted Guide in quarantine, Two leave a Macmillan company, Inquiry into University Press, Body Fat Provides Energy Reservoir, Oxfam bans mass-start walks, Beatles on world TV, Atrocities Issue At Army Court Defence by us officer, Hungarian envoy in U S defects, Soviet chief of security goes, Inquiry on Short Brothers Concern at Seacat profits, France denies saying 'No' to Britain, Life On Lonely Isle With Pay 10 lighthouse men sought, New heart for the price of a car Prospect for 1980, Plane used after Lisbon hold-up, The Secrets of an Aunt revealed by Kitty Muggeridge over lunch with Rose Kinson, Mockery of UN, says Brown, Woman accuses doctors, Britain denies concurring in racialism, A 'non-Communist' Vietcong would attract more support. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Charter Consolidated Limited, Shell, Telephone Rentals Limited, Magnet Building Society, Aberdare Holdings Limited, Multiple Display Advertisements, Christian Aid Week May 15-20, Marievale Consolidated Mines Limited, Levi's 'Sta-Prest', Johnson Group Cleaners Ltd, The Grootvlei Property Mines Limited, Zeiss, The Times, Hawker Siddeley, John Thompson Group, The Royal Exchange Group, Michelin Tyre Company Ltd., Klm, Bermuda Travel Information Office, Rtz, Evans (Outsizes) Limited, Pillar Holdings Limited, Systems Programming Ltd.,, Gala Cosmetic Group Ltd, East Geduld Mines Limited, Lesue & Godwin (Holdings) Ltd., Van Dyk Consolidated Mines Limited, Bell's Scotch Whisky, Watney Mann Property Company Limited, The Royal Bank Of Canada, The John Lewis Partnership, Electric Fork Lift Trucks, Co-Operative Permanent Building Society, The Chartered Bank. Index. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,543, Silver From A War Cache, Television and radio programmes. Official Appointments and Notices: Best family viewing award for 'Dixon', University News, To run RAF education, TV medal for Mr Frost. Law: Male model fined on drugs charge, P.c. stole £2 10s. from box, MFH broke foot and mouth rules, 'Chunky Meat' label misled, Appeal in £8,000 libel case, Farmer on wife murder charge, Janie Jones acquitted, 'Paradise' with a Barclaycard, 'Vietnam Message On Forgeries' Two men sent for trial, Rebels Reply On Aden Offer NLF demands 'surrender', 'I was never concerned in torture', Notorious doctors pushing drugs, defence allege. Classified Advertising: Air Services, Personal, Business Offers, Personal Also On Page 17, Entertainments, Appointments. Reviews: In the Dankworth mould, Two slogans for organists, Drawings of a hundred years, Fine-focus look at a war, Modernity of Marivaux, Translations are not enough, Birthday treat by Mr Curzon, Succulent flow of melody. Editorials/Leaders: All Signals Are At Stop, Electoral Reform, The Wrong Target, Hamstrung Peacemakers. Letters to the Editor: Business Interests Of Mps, More Parties, Britain, Kenya And The Somalis, Disposal Of Refuse, Wrong Decision On The New Airport, Not Taking Non For An Answer, Unguarded Doors, 'Read More Books', Orbiting The Sun, Trade lost to Port of London, The Cost Of Electricity, Corporal Punishment, Lost In The Post, British Hotels. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Births. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Obituaries: Lady Diana Abdy, Mr Arthur Narracott, Prof. A. H. Smith, Mr C H Hartmann, Mr Philip Wiles Orthopaedic surgeon. Sport: Golf, Edwards gives splendid, Great Society likely to keep unbeaten record Sun Rock and Ribocco the main dangers, Brawling mars show match, Sports in Brief, Turpin's big decision, Wooldridge surprises Fletcher, British Isles face harder task with weaker side All 10 Americans to play today. Weather: The Weather. Property: Buying A Garden Of Character, Country Properties. Business and Finance: BEA chairman blames losses on Air Board, Briefly From Industry, Jobless in May at 4-year peak, Prices "floor" for olive oil, Unit trust prices, More foreign chemicals, Strand sales drive in Midwest, Paris reopens hesitant after strike, American GNP growth halted, Top architect planned plant, Price cuts start sanitary ware battle, Banking World, US cosmetic firm's plans, Kambalda nickel mine makes up lost time, Chrysler behind mystery NSU takeover bid?, Call for more research by builders, Fresh look at investment, Ft William hits Wiggins Teape, Robens'last battle for major share in energy, Disappointment over pallet pool delay, Computer shamed, U S Treasury move to halt silver drain, Gilt-edged battle won, Firth of Clyde dock to close, Oils and fats prices at three year low, Bank report by the PIB, Note circulation up £3.2m., Stock losses boost copper, A.P.V. Holdings Earnings Again A Record Considerable Expansion Of Activities, Aberdare-M I re-think, London Provision Exchange, Bank again mops up surplus, Seven Italian banks to merge, Britain's tax dilemma, Briefly from the boardroom, Telefusion offer lowest colour rentals, Wool textile industry divided over EEC, Germany may make public reports compulsory, Business Diary, Division moves at Pilkington, R A C brings in a loan scheme, Plastic houses for the GLC, Pay increase only for low earners, How The Markets Moved, Biggest ever share deal recorded, Arabs pool Atlantic air services, Boeing's 130,000 army of workers, Promotion campaign for Kensitas on the way, Major changes likely in set-up for commercial TV, Dearer cost of living takes its toll on consumer durables, Group plans tropical hotels, Utd Stell profits halved: dividend rate held, Ford expects price rises, How to increase foreign investors, Big reshuffle for Tronoh, The Rubber Growers' Association, Computer service that eases work for small firms. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Stock Exchange Tables: Montreal & Toronto Exchanges, Wolsey leaps 3s 3d on quiet day for shares, European and Far East securities, Gilt-edged recovery, The Times list of Latest Dividends, Pound slightly weaker, Recent issues, Rails and mines exception to Wall Street decline, Take-Overs Scoreboard. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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