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The Times - 16/07/1966

1966; Gale Group;

FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR TELEVISION CRITIC, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, FROM MONITOR, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDFNT, FROM OUR BROADCASTING REPORTER, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, PETER LIDDELL, Chairman, Fisheries Committee, Association of River Authorities. Moorhouse Hall, Warwick-on-Eden, Carlisle., C. H. MOISER, Clerk to the Justices, County Borough of Dudley. Magistrates' Court, Town Hall, Dudley, Worcestershire., P. D. PIKE., LOUIS TARLO, Vice-president English Bridge Union. 6 Gate Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.2., NEIL BAILLIE-HAMILTON. Cambusmore, Callander, Perthshire., A. E. DE BARR. 27 Daylesford Road, Cheadle, Cheshire., C. W. A. RAY. 20 Chesterfield House, South Audley Street, W.1., E.G. NUGEE. 10 Heath Hurst Road, Hampstead, N.W.3., NOEL SALTER., BERTRAM CARTER., FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PHILATELIC CORRESPONDENT, Mr. Anthony Kiely, From Our Education Correspondent's Notebook, FROM A COLLECTOR, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, FROM A TRAVEL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, ROY HAY, BY OUR CITY EDITOR, BLACKFRIAR,

News: Signs At Junction After Two Die, Attracting Summer visitors to the Canaries, Russians Force Down U.S. Helicopter In Germany Patrol boats in clash on River Elbe, Watching the deer, People moving from town centres, Deadlock over provincial busmen's pay Unions will meet Ministry officials, The Inner London Education Autho- Revising Relations With The Press, Shops Reject Credit Cards, France urged to give up the nuclear deterrent, Simple Idea Provides Complex Task, 14 Injured In Derailed Coach, Fears For Captured Pilots, B.M.C. shelves plan for more cars, No Enthusiasm For Apprenticeship, Six journalists refused visas for Moscow, Soviet advertising produces boomerang effect, Wiles in weed warfare, 'Heroic' effort to stop lorry, New Pressure On The Pound Wave of selling on the stock markets, Impounded Airliner Repossessed, Corrective training, priest says, Canada faces armed forces crisis, Europe Still Divided On Colour Television Slow progress made at conference, Patients Kept Awake By Music Ban imposed on public house, Wayside Floral 'Umbrellas', Shipley Supports Mr. Hirst, 'Dreadful Hurt' On War Widows, History In Stamps, Disappointment on Indonesia, National Guard called out in Chicago 30 Negroes held on suspicion of 'plotting treason', Mrs. Gandhi accuses China of warmongering Russia unlikely to back Vietnam move, 'Collect Post Yourself' Extends, Lions break loose in a cockpit, Driver escapes from fire at 80 m.p.h., Pirate stations ban drugs record, Unemployment in building industry foreseen, Dr. Savundra scorns British nationality, New divorce ground possible, Welsh 'Revolution Of Individual' Triumphant procession for Plaid Cymru victor, Businessman's big car criticized, Parents' Choice In Plan For Schools, 'Nazi songs and fights at a bookshop', Missions in a non-colonial world, Sir H. Nicholls's Party Post, Italian Judiciary Put In The Dock, Morocco gives land to peasants, Zambia To Stop Relaying B.B.C. News Bulletins, Cooks' tour, Swiss Ban World Peace Council, Israel border truce appeal, Two-thirds rule amendment lost, No more Euston colour bar, say railways West Indian will get the guard's job, Weekend at Home Wine Champagne as a non-party wine, Bacon Curers Lose Money, A play group on stilts, Fire fighting equipment. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Puffin catching in the Faeroes, Display Advertising: 'Finlandia', New Estate Duty Savings Plan, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Salvation Army, The Times, Lowenbrau. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Club Announcements, Hotels And Resorts, Travel. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,283, Weekend television and radio Saturday Sunday, A ray of light, 'Scene At 6.30' Will Be Seen Later, £2,600 for a Quare barometer. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Brilliant Hungary topple Brazil Albert the idol of Goodison Park, Lunt returns to form and final Fading Townsend falls to Millensted, Aunt Edith Expected To Lead Colts Home Strong Irish challenge for big prize, World Fencing Titles, Baillie beats strong field, Tennis Millfield's Sixth Success, Hockey Plea IS Made For Economy, Roehampton Croquet, Sports in Brief, Probable Norway sea race win, Broken Rudder, Cricket Yorkshire's second defeat at Headingley No answer to skilful bowling, No pessimism in British Lions Camp, Gurney Has FAST Time Brabham favourite, Rifle Shooting Many misses by skilled shots. Law: Doctor Acquitted, 59 years' gaol for three raiders, Fair Comment Or Straight Libel? Littler v. British Broadcasting Corporation And Another, Cargo Of Spoilt Tea The Leesh River Tea Co. Ltd. v. British India Steam Navigation Co. Ltd., Husband's £7,500 Divorce Damages Reduced To £2,000 Pritchard v. Pritchard And Sims, Judgment Reserved In Trapeze Case, Friends killed in £7 10s. car, Accused Of Wardrobe Murder, For trial accused of petrol murder, Adoption Of Refugee: Consents Dispensed With In Re R (Adoption), Doctor ordered to be struck off, Money The Root Of Discord: Order For Committal Stuck v. Fauvelle, Air near-miss inquiry call, Widow's Misunderstanding Not Executors' Fault In Re Bluston, Deceased, Actor caused wife 'utter misery'. Reviews: American who paints entirely with a spray gun, Opera based on 'The Pretenders', Great pianists and a great singer, Young oboist eschews the rococo, Western stifles yawns, Encouraging note in the pop music world, Italian Honour For Peter Daubeny, Breaking song barrier, Oxford Playhouse. Politics and Parliament: 'Double Talk' Charge By Tories, Talks with employers on new T.A.V.R. call-up liabilities, Peers named for TV inquiry. Official Appointments and Notices: Army Appointments, Fellowship Of The Royal College Of Surgeons, Church News, Ironmongers' Company, Signalman to be N.U.R. president, Oxford class list. Editorials/Leaders: Old Masters On The Screen, IT Really IS A Wolf, A Foray In Carmarthen. Letters to the Editor: Prices And Incomes, Where Salmon Disease IS Caught, The Slow Pass, 'Warning To Burglars', Highland Forestry, Sectarian Schools, Plants' Spiral, Andorra Takes IT Calmly, Insurance Firms' Capital. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Obituaries: Mr. Sydney Sparkes Orr, Sir Eric Macfadyen, Sir William Spooner Public Life In Australia. Business and Finance: Setbacks in asbestos and gravel industries, Short Day In Money, Black Friday for Sterling and Share Prices, Early Talks On Indonesia, Currency Rates For Travellers, B.M.C./Jaguar Merger Probe Ruled Out, Chile Raise Copper Export Prices, More Economic Power For Germany, On Post Office Register, Portrait of an average unit holder, Bill rate up sharply, Hosiery firm for liquidation, Star Unit Fund, What Possibilities For Rover Now, Looking Back, Guardian Assurance Denial, Not If But When Will U.S. Rates Rise, Industrial Output In U.S. At Peak, Profit increases tapering off, Expansion In 'Guardian' Life Business. Stock Exchange Tables: Persistent selling hits share prices, Weekly list of security prices, Small Gain On Wall St., Recent Issues, A poor day for the pound, Easier tone in copper, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Nearly All Shares Marked Down. Business Appointments: New Wiggins, Teape Chairman. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property.