The Times - 08/03/1968
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BY NATURE-TIMES NEWS SERVICE, By A. M. RENDEL, Diplomatic Correspondent, By DAVID WOOD, Political Correspondent, BY OUR PARLIAMENTARY STAFF, From RICHARD WIGG-Buenos Aires, March 7, By BRIAN MACARTHUR. Education Correspondent, BY OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, BY A STAFF REPORTER, By HUGH NOYES, Parliamentary Correspondent-Westminster, Thursday, BY OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, By MICHAEL BAILY, Transport Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, By NORMAN FOWLER, Home Affairs Correspondent, From DAVID BONAVIA-Saigon, March 7, By CHARLES DOUGLAS-HOME, Defence Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT-Prague, March 7, From NICHOLAS HERBERT, Baghdad, March 7, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Geneva, March 7, From PETER DUNN-Point Barrow, Alaska, March 7, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-Brussels, March 7, From LOUIS HEREN-Keene, New Hampshire, March 7, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-Washington, March 7, By ARTHUR REED, Air Correspondent, From RONALD FAUX, From KYRIL TIDMARSH-Moscow, Mar. 7, From ROGER NICHOLSON, FROM OUR AFRICAN CORRESPONDENT, PHS, R. D. LESLIE. 44 Seaview Terrace, Edinburgh 15., D. ROBERTS. Renmore, Warblington Avenue, Havant, Hampshire., DONALD W. ROBERTS. Yaldhurst, Pennington, Lymington, Hampshire., GEOFFREY MARTIN, President, National Union of Students. 3 Endsleigh Street, W.C.1, March 6., W. S. LLOYD WEBBER, Director, London College of Music. Great Marlborough Street, W.1, March 6., TOM MACAN, President of the Union. The University of Sussex, Falmer House, Falmer, Brighton, March 6., ALMA BIRK, VICTOR FEATHER, JAMES CAMERON, ROBERT LUSTY, EDWARD CARPENTER, JOSEPH MCCULLOCH, CUTHBERT COVENTRY, EIRLYS ROBERTS, NICHOLAS BASIL SPENCE, DAVENPORT, MARY STOCKS. March 5., P. T. SPEAKMAN. 6 New Adel Avenue, Leeds, 16., From Louis Heren, JEREMY BRADSHAW-SMITH. 74 Sandhill Street, Ottery St Mary, Devon, March 4., A. F. PATON. Quantock Coombe, Charlynch, Spaxton, Bridgwater, Somerset., T. A. E. GIBSON. Hook Lane, Charing, Kent., STANLEY W. BETTS, Bishop. The Deanery, Rochester, March 6., ANTHONY ARBLASTER, Labour Candidate for Rye, 1964. HENRY COLLINS, Labour Candidate for Lewishamn North, 1964. ALAN BROWNJOHN, Labour Candidate for Richmond, Surrey, 1964. March 4., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Sale Room Correspondent, By JOHN HENNESSY, By SRIKUMAR SEN, By REX BELLAMY, , By Our Tennis Correspondent, By MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, By JOHN WOODCOCK, By PETER MARSON, By CEDRIC VENABLES, By BRIAN LEWIS, From our special corresponden, By GEOFFREY CHARLES, By JOYCE WHITEHEAD, By PAMELA MACGREGOR MORRIS, Patricia de Joux, Gillian Statham, By DAVID DAVIS, By PETER JAY, Economics Editor-Paris, March 7, By KEITH PAYNE, Banking Correspondent, BY OUR BUSINESS NEWS STAFF, By CHRISTOPHER MARLEY, By JOHN GILMORE, By RONALD KERSHAW, By CLIFFORD WEBB, Midland Industrial Correspondent, By KENNETH OWEN, By ERIC WIGHAM, Labour Correspondent, By MAURICE CORINA, From Our Correspondent, By JOHN CARRINGTON, From DAVID SPANIER, U.S. Economics Correspondent, D. R. MYDDELTON., J. A. ROSS., From ARTHUR STERN-New York, March 7, BY OUR MINING EDITOR, by Wilfred Knapp, Fellow and Tutor in Politics, St. Catherine's College, Oxford, by W. Montgomery Watt, Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of Edinburgh, by Furugh Hourani, by Jonathan Wallace, by Peter Kilner, by Norman Hammond, Archaeological Correspondent, by Barbara Wace, by D. R. Llewellyn,
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Keeping undesirables out, Mr Nixon impressive in his Campaign opening, Sally Trench's hard road back to conformity, Islam's Power Awaits Word, Mr Heath rejects idea of all-party Rhodesia motion, Beef guarantee sought, Pledge to counter nuclear blackmail Three power plan for UN, Maiden flight of Concorde in doubt, Pulse beat from new star, New challenge over Argentine lamb, Czechs seek general's return, Sowers Of Ideas, Mr Johnson to avoid the primaries, The Times Diary Pros of Freeman's new posting Why Sir Con didn't get Bonn Behind the Spectator case, Two Surprises In Choice Of Envoys Mr John Freeman for Washington, Mr Wilson tries to dodge his chickens, Homes dynamited in Jerusalem, Curbs on Lesotho King revoked, Savundra gets eight years, £1m fund may give aid to students, Judge calls Savundra a misguided genius, Reliving a Legend: Vanessa Redgrave, star of Isadora, tells Patricia de Joux "Isadora and I get mixed up. 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Business and Finance: 'Baltic' bid by Soviet Union, West End rates soar, Outlook for Anglo-Int, Kleeman Industrial Holdings, Ministry procedure criticized, North Sea oil strike by Phillips group, More losses in Kaffirs, Tour firms price drop?, Why the Bank is playing a confident hand GEORGE PULAY, City Editor, explains the Bank of England's change in tactics, Big equity issue for market, Note circulation up £13m, Rose And Thistle Trust, Golden Egg at Butlin's, Reorganisation within the Powell Duffryn Group, £375m credits for Canada, Rickett, Cockerell gets £3.9m offer, More firms adopt 'beat-the-Budget' dividend tactics, 'six' chief backs Wilson, Firms may buy gas on contract, Powell Duffryn streamlining, OECD urges Jenkins to make sharp increases in tax rates, Russians intensify petrol battle, Talk of the Town, History while it's still hot, Geo. 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