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The Times - 03/09/1971

1971; Gale Group;

By Ian Morison Banking Correspondent, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, From Staff Reporters, By Henry Stanhope, Defence Correspondent, From Mario Modiano, By Peter Hopkirk, By Chris Dunkley Communications Reporter, From Michael Leapman., By Our Business News Staff, From John Clare., From Denis Taylor, From Stephen Jessel Education Correspondent, By Our Education Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Tony Aldous Environment Reporter, By Our Medical Correspondent, By John Roper Medical Reporter, By Clifford Longley, By Our Local Government Correspondent, From our Correspondent, From Our Correspondent., From Pearce Wright Science Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Science Correspondent, From Christopher Warman, By Guy Hawtin, From David Blake, By Our Religious Affairs Correspondent, From Gretel Spitzer, By Our Defence Correspondent, From Harry Debelius, From Our Own Correspondent, From Paul Martin, From Derek Wilson, From Our Diplomatic Staff., From David Bonavia, From a Special Correspondent, From James Morgan, From Ian McDonald, From Leo Goodstadt, By George Clark Political Staff, Melvyn Bragg, John Percival, Michael Billington, Roger Baker, Joan Chissell, Michael Wale, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, From John Nicholls, By Jim Snow Northern Racing Correspondent, From Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, Richard Wigg, Eric Marsden, Carol Johnson, , Henry Stanhope, PHS, BRIAN MEAD., JOHN RUSSELL, H. O. DOVEY, A. E. CLARK-KENNEDY., ROBIN JASPER., DAVID CHESTERMAN., H. L. KIRKLEY., A. J. VLASSOPULOS., MAURICE COWLING., DIANA ABBOTT., CECIL GOULD., RODNEY BAX., E. M. BUSHMAN., N. HALDANE., JAMES T. ANDERSON., PHILIP RHODES., JOHN LEWIS., C. THOMPSON WALKER, ROWLAND WHITEHEAD., By Peter Waymark, By Basil Gingell, From Our Correspondent, Sir John Elliot, A correspondent., Captain Casper Swinley, By Melvyn Westlake, By Giles Smith, By Roger Vielvoye, From Patrick Brogan, From Anthony Thomas, From Michael Hornsby, By Peter Hill, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By Margaret Stone., By Malcolm Brown, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, From Abraham Thomas, W. H GORE., H. M. SEWARD., D. L. HARRINGTON., D. R. REID, , E. V. NORGATE, Philip Dyer, G.W.,

News: Arctic navigator anchors to iceberg for night, 70 years on stage for Cicely Courtneidge, Pests that thrive on use of insecticide, Armoured car report denied, Soldier, 19, deserts in gesture of protest, Ash from French tests 'has reached Andes', Footballers leave Korea after jewels dispute, Butter, cheese to go up 1p a pound, M Pompidou says France will join in disarmament, Canaanite city is unearthed in desert, An airman's guide to the British way of life, Tax relief for private schools' fees urged, Uganda charges Tanzania with air attack, Moscow and Peking exchange ritual insults on war roles, The Times Diary Lady Fleming: KIP's victim, Thousands flee bandit war in Philippines, Help now needed for housing compact immigrant groups, Gaza Strip: plight of the Palestinians Fading dream and a noble idea, Parties to see BBC over TV protest, Welsh without tears benefits children and parents in Anglicized areas Regional notebook Trevor Fishlock Cardiff, Role of volunteer camps questioned by PEP, Family 'not told of man's death', Loch Ness wave link with lost submarine, Police to search Mr Sewell's escape route, Envoy seeks refuge after embassy death, Voice of Lundy to retire after 45 years, FBI investigate news leaks at State Department, Ulster Ombudsman may rely on press statements for inquiry on alleged brutality, Dr Stockwood backs entry into Europe, MP against lifting ban on aid to West Pakistan, Home-killed lamb a bargain meat 'buy' Food prices Sally White, Sonja Kristina, Child-rearing 'still trial and error', Thieu promise to resign if poll not conclusive, Army major seriously wounded in Londonderry shooting, Warsaw Pact powers gaining in strength, New gas mixture 'would make childbirth safer', BBC scheme to cater for revived interest in radio, Need for Festival of Light questioned, The King's School, Canterbury, African leaders urged to open Swiss accounts, TUC chiefs in heated debate over registering, No British engine for German Phantoms, Russia launches unmanned Mooncraft, Caledonian cuts air fares to Far East, Doomsday gloom and optimism, Group will fight protests, £60,000 paintings stolen from Kenwood House, Athens bars lawyers from Lady Fleming, No talks yet with Malta, Red tape is strangling town and country planning, expert says, Young Malaysians flock to Britain, State may be asked to help in saving old churches, New Brussels schools deal, Labelled drugs urged, Italy blamed by Greece over ferry inquiry, 'Jesus people' arrive in Britain, The Little Red Schoolbook backed by educationists, Some UK food prices will drop in Common Market, minister says, Rings only clue to body found on golf course, Snowstorms delay air rescue of Britons, Celtic hill fort holds up reservoir plan, Cahill plea to stay in New York adjourned, Mexico's crisis of growth, Anglo-Canadian meeting, Mr Crosland seeks right balance in redevelopment, Threats to four Swedish envoys, China takes Hanoi line in attack on America, Arabs hail unity vote as decisive step in battle against Israel, Counter Point, Judge says court delays cannot continue, Britons' holiday homes may be saved, Near farce as signing of agreement on Berlin is postponed, Hope for cheaper mortgages as Bank rate is cut by 1 per cent. Law: Woman helped escaped man for two years, Man acquitted in paintings case, Jersey man faces eight sex charges, Tate trial man admits to killing film star. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: The Scottish International Airline, Sullivan Powell & Co.Ltd.,, National, Abbey Life Triple Protection, Nma Company Of New Zealand Limited, Ici, The National Bank Of New Zealand Limited, Cutty Sark, Utilico, Banque Nationale De Paris, Residential Property, Slumberdown, The Times, Britain's Police, Bristol Plant Limited, Morgan Edwards Limited, Bkt, ACE, Yellow Pages, Standard And Chartered Banking Group Limited, Personal, Bell's Scotch Whisky, Rhp, Leicester Permanent Building Society, Williams Hudson Limited. Picture Gallery. Weather: The Weather. Reviews: Radu Lupu Albert Hall, Alice in Wonderland, Anna-Luse/ The Diabolist King's Head, Giselle Festival Hall, A good week for comedy. Classified Advertising: Domestic Situations, Resident Assistant, University Appointments, Business Notices., Funeral Arrangements, Managing Director, Entertainments. Official Appointments and Notices: Church News, University news, Latest appointments, Mullard award for Beecham research team, Business appointments New deputy chairman for Unigate international division, Premium Bonds: £1,000, £500 and £250 prizewinners. Sport: Van Cutsem may try blinkers on Crowned Prince, Athletics Unwanted viewing of Munich, Cycling Edwards is dropped, Sports in Brief, Cricket Surrey's rewards restricted by Hall's dourness, Taylor loses set but finds rhythm, Remfrey wins bronze in world contest Judo, Golf Garner celebrates with a 66, Equestrianism Commanding lead for Princess Anne, Elvström profits from decision to race Yachting. Editorials/Leaders: The Dangers Of Disarray, Military Forces In East And West, Rattling The Box On Thf Box, Keeping Coal Competitive. Letters to the Editor: The dessert, Private housing., Honouring musicians, Efficient letter deliveries, The pollution of the mind, Prosecuting Counsel, Housing in London., Battle of Hastines, India's Test series, Regional policies in EEC, Low selling costs., Insurance and the sonic boom, Metric apathy, Scott's signature, Needs and facts in East Pakistan, Here be monsters, Cycling on the footpath, A Broadcasting Council, A Spectator article, Students centre. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Tuesday, September 3, 1946 Indian Cabinet. Deaths. Obituaries: Dr Lothair Rubinstein Psychiatric work, Admiral Godfrey, M Louis Armand, The Earl Of Mansfield Franco-Scottish relations. Business and Finance: The United States must put its house in order, Commodities, Way cleared for boost in capital investment, EEC monetary panel meets, Business Diary: Handwriting and the handpicked employee. Customs' birthday., Brick deliveries continue to exceed output., Special Drawing Right-the key to monetary stability, More UCS workers seeking other jobs, Mining Agnew strike length upgraded to 3,000ft, Group of Ten experts convene in Paris today, Contracts Gleeson awarded £5.5m reservoir work, New Issues York Water subscribed nearly four times., Coal Board proposes changes in its capital structure, Jetstream fuselage may be built by BAC, Company News Decimals carry Wm Collins to fresh peak, Slater Walker to launch £22.5m investment trust, Briefly from the Boardroom, Equities, Fixed Interest, ICI first-half profits down £3m despite higher sales, Gilts and shares respond to Bank rate alteration, United Drapery raises bid for A & S Henry, Hambro Life urges more power for actuaries, Plans to help Italian firms affected by surcharge, U S wholesale price index up 0.7 pc in August, Company Meeting LA Redoute À Roubaix, UK sales of dollar shares, Bids and Deals D Jackson-Francis offer for sale coming, Building societies may cut mortgage rates next month for the first time in 8½ years, ICI disappoints with interim results, Performance of TriStar 'will exceed target', Farm land prices decline over half year, Price war threat as Cunard quit conference, Japan has drawn up yen strategy, Building chiefs foresee big gains in Europe, US market for airport plant. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, London & Regional Market Prices Prices rise sharply, Sterling and Money, Unit trust prices., The Times list of latest dividends, Wall Street, Recent issues. Property: Residential Property, Commercial And Industrial Auctions, Property Country Properties. Arts and Entertainment: Radio, Broadcasting Television, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 12,865. Births.