The Times - 28/07/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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By DAVID WOOD, From HUGH NOYES, Parliamentary Correspondent, FROM STAFF REPORTERS, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, BY PHILIP HOWARD, BY A STAFF REPORTER, By A. M. RENDEL, Diplomatic Correspondent, From WILLIAM NORRIS, BY OUR EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT, By PAT HEALY, BY OUR HOME AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR BROADCASTING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHURCHES CORRESOINDENT, BY OUR LABOUR STAFF, From IBRAHIM NOORI, By CHARLES DOUGLAS-HOME, Defence Correspondent, From PETER NICHOLS, FROM HILARY BRIGSTOCKE, From ARTHUR REED, Air Correspondent, From DESSA TREVISAN, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, From DAVID BONAVIA, From WILLIAM NORRIS, Africa Correspondent, Lagos, July 27, By Irving Wardle Drama Critic, by Michael Billington, By Henry Raynor, From Joan Chissell DAYTONA BEACH, By John Percival Ballet Critic, By Guy Brett Art Critic, By Stanley Sadie, by Prudence Glynn, Ruth Miller, Wendy Monk, BY JULIAN MOUNTER, ERIC BRITTER., BY PETER HOPKIRK, P.H.S., PETER TOWNSEND. The Mill, Buckland St Mary. Somerset, July 26., AHARON REMEZ, Ambassador. Embassy of Israel, 2 Palace Green, W.8, July 25., HERBERT WADDAMS. 12 The Precincts, Canterbury, July 26., BRENDA JORDAN, KENNETH LEECH. Holy Trinity Vicarage, Hoxton, N.1, July 25., MARY GERARD. 4 Belsize Square, Hampstead, N.W.3, July 26., By Dr. Nathan Hare, , O. N. DAWSON. 30 Cornhill, E.C.3, July 26., ROBERT I. COWAN. Rake House, Burton-in-Wirral, Cheshire, July 26., PER MONSEN, Director, International Press Institute. Münstergasse, 9, 8001 Zurich, Switzer land, July 25., EVAN M. DAVIES. 6 Fosbury Mews, W.2, July 27., BY OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, Professor Sir Aliter Hardy, By JOHN WOODCOCK, Cricket Correspondent, By CHRISTINA WOOD, From RICHARD BURNELL, Rowing Correspondent, , From ANDREW PORTER Polo Correspondent, From REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent, From MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, From Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, From PETER RYDE, Golf Correspondent, By NEIL ALLEN, Athletics Correspondent, By GERALD ELY, Estates Correspondent, By RODNEY COWTON, By Royden Hodson, Industrial Correspondent, By RICHARD CASEMENT, By ERIC WIGHAM, Labour Correspondent, By George Pulay City Editor, From R. W. SHAKESPEARE Our Northern Industrial Correspondent, By KENNETH OWEN, BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, By JOHN PRICE, By PEARCE WRIGHT, Science Reporter, By KEITH PAYNE, Banking Correspondent, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, IAIN MACLEOD. House of Commons, S.W.1. Leading article, this page., By ARYE WALLERSTEIN, Tel Aviv, July 27,
ResumoLaw: Court Disapproves Of Recorder's Remarks Regina v Behman Regina v Anderson Regina v. Qayyum, Officer cleared of Vietnam killing, Damages For Lady Snow Over Tv Sketch Snow v B.B.C. And Others, Mrs Whitehouse Receives Apology From Bbc Whitehouse v. Speight And Another, Presence Of Family Gives Jurisdiction SINCLAIR (formerly STEINBOCK) v. SINCLAIR (formerly STEIN BOCK)., £30,000 for wife, Prison officer on drugs charge, Indian's appeal on Monday, Man's name on list of defaulters, 'Addicts started on hemp', Wife Wins Appeal Against Justices' Order Wall v. Wall, Judge Says HE Will Report Barrister, No Discretion Statement Webster v. Webster. News: Year lost to church unity, Cyprus settlement in view, DIOR: the Machine takes over, Stalin book warning, A complicated life is no comedy, BBC networks by numbers 'Radio 1' with day-long pop, Bowden talked of as ITA chief, Police raids on stores in Hongkong, The Lewis family drop anchor, Plan to buy Aintree is dropped, Council will 'fine' night jets, Space danger caused by oxygen, Bitter Tory attack, Low price for South Lodge, Rumania sees herself as buffer state, Loyalty wavers in Mao's Army Turning point in struggle, Review of detention procedure, Syria Going On To War Footing, Uneasy Calm On Detroit Streets 'Disaster area' aid sought, Holiday jobs need initiative to find them, Quayside cheers for the 'little Chichesters', Unsettled outlook on roof, Mr Bowden in talks on Rhodesia, African plans to protect refugees, Clue To Arab Charges, Second Bomber Flies To Biafra, Vicar Accused Of Receiving 'Got rid of goods at bingo', Britain seeks talks on Yemen gas US joins in condemning illegal Cairo action, Black Power comes to Fifth Avenue, S Arabian leader challenges Cabinet over dismissal, Lewis family tells its sea tales, Sir Winston's grandson tries for seat, Hidden perils for some tall men, Pact Signed On Ford Pay £1 a week more for 40,000, The Times Diary Bid to block Last Exits How BBC governors reacted Launching Miss Mallalieu, Dismay in France over de Gaulle outburst, Buggy murder: man sought, Australia wants QE, Memorial Meeting, Understanding the cause of the black rebellion, President Opens Riot Inquiry, Protest at cuts in research, Chinese soldiers drop on Wuhan, Sinless Jesus Not Proved, Shell chief hostage in Biafra, De Gaulle is repudiated in Montreal, Gibraltar Nerve War Carries On. Politics and Parliament: 19 Labour Mps Abstain On Defence Wilson-Heath tussle amid uproar, Mr Wilson pledges Britain against going it alone in any war: 'basis of our policy', Moves to open Suez Canal, Crosland 'blackmail' denial, Pressure to free hijacked pilots remains diplomatic, British ban on Stokely Carmichael, Debate on Aberfan, Companies Act, The Lords: agreement under protest. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Royal Lancaster, N C R, Multiple Display Advertisements, Air France, Tesco Means Growth, Save And Prosper, Growy, Amalgamated Investment And Property Co Ltd, Beauty Treatment Cream, Interim Statement, Barclays Bank, South Africa, E. Austin & Sons (London) Limited, London County & Midland Trust Limited, Associated British Food, M.K. Electric Holding Limited, The Royal Exchange Group, Laing, Electronic Rentals, Mercedes-Benz, War On Want. Index. Picture Gallery: The tragedy of Detroit. Classified Advertising: Public Appointments, J. H. Kenyon Ltd. Funeral., Legal Notices, Entertainments, Business Opportunities, Appointments. Reviews: Photogenic ruins, Michael Kidner's New Paintings, Over-ambitious melodrama St. Martin's Theatre: The Man in the Glass Booth, Grandeur of Messiaen, Symbolic new works, Greek Icons From Switzerland, Youth lives with music at Daytona Festival, Classics and neo-classics, Moral reform with a knees-up. Arts and Entertainment: N.Y. Philharmonic's European Tour, Television and radio programmes, A New Bayreuth 'Mastersingers', Scots Band Leader For US Event, £2,000 Given For Punch Bowl, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,603. Editorials/Leaders: Canada After De Gaulle, The Bbc's Independence, What the Chancellor meant, At Last-Realism On Productivity, The Other Refugees. Letters to the Editor: Blessing In Shades Of Green, Morals Of Trade, The Greek Press, Miss Herbison And Social Ideals, What One Objects To, Arab Refugees, Not a policy in itself. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Ironmongers' Company, Church News, Sovereign's Parade At Sandhurst, Chapel Candles May Go. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Obituaries: Mrs Hale White Novelist's widow and writer, Prof A. J. Marshall. Sport: Superb judgment by Breasley Sucaryl looks certain, Baibiene in form, Surrey need decisive win, Records by swimmers, Warrin again wins from behind Cook belies youth, Briton finishes second, Endurance test for boys, Sports in Brief, Fulton defies tricky wind, Mojo takes title, More changes in team, Hurlingham Croquet, Difficult Draw For Crane Winchester borrow boat, Barrington in his element Professional century. Weather: The Weather. Property: Rising value from traffic changes. Births. Business and Finance: Note circulation up £12m, Yorkshire fights for place on air map, BoT studies debts owed by Guineans, ICI spreads in Europe, NZ factories for Australian parts, Textiles: major probe ordered, News Summary, ECGD scheme will aid consumer exports, MG exports threatened, Island banks authorized, Unit trust prices, Money less difficult, Grape-shot regionalism, Csf-Compagnie Générale De Télégraphie Sans Fil Paris Substaintial Royalties Expected From Colour Television, U S rubber imports decline, SET and interest hit Trust Houses, 'Slubbers'cut out loss makers, Big shipping order from Israel, New Extel book, U S rubber strike ends, Big drop in brick stocks, New mixture from Renold, Stansted: myth and the reality, Imports of oil plunge, More funds for NRDC, Companies Bill clears the final hurdle, Workers will be consultants in new productivity plan, 10 acres around Berkeley Square goes for £6m, ALLAN KENNEDY (Manufacturers of Mesh Steel Floor ing and Stairway Treads), Business Diary Black ties for the people's steel, Briefly from the boardroom, Indian jute crop outlook good, Quiet day in Paris, Juan Fangio's visit, Jeavons, How The Markets Moved, V day for State steel, Training boards attacked: 'real danger' of waste, Greater control by public urged for North Sea gas, Drug giants may boost stake in UK, U S exports from Britain up £41m, Bank statements for July, Unit trust assurance, £3m interim loan for Short Bros, Fresh selling wipes out coffee gains, U S car sales slump may be at an end, Mitchell Somers' profit slashed to £16,000, Burglar alarm shares snapped up, Car industry still firmly in grip of recession, Three of Big Five set up in Europe, £1.8m gravel sale to Ready Mixed, Briefly From Industry £5m steel plant for Portugal, Bank loans £97m up in June-July, A B Foods buys back Fine Fare stake. Stock Exchange Tables: European and Far East securities, Gilts rise again, £ falls to 1964 low, Regional share prices, Pound at lowest since November, 1964, LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSING PRICES Equities rise briskly, The Times list of Latest Dividends, Pace on Wall Street slows but gains still in majority, Recent issues, Shares move up sharply. Business Appointments: Sixth generation of Heal family joins the board, S E Fed chairman re-elected. Shipping News: Movements of liners.
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