The Times - 28/12/1971
1971; Gale Group;
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From Fred Emery, From Michael Leapman, By Michael Wolfers, From Tammy Arbuckle, By Geoffrey Wansell, From Garry Lloyd, From Our Correspondent, From Ian McDonald, By Our Political Editor, By a Staff Reporter, By Our Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Ian Murray Labour Staff, By Our Business News Staff, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, By R. W. Shakespeare Northern Industrial Correspondent, From Amalendu Das Gupta, From Our Own Correspondent, From Roger Berthoud, From Eric Marsden, From Stewart Harris, From Frank Vogl, Fashion by Prudence Glynn, Barry Norman, Charles Lewsen, Alan Blyth, Leonard Buckley, Bernard Levin, Peter Nichols, PHS, Clifford Longley, PENDEREL MOON., F. EGGLESTON., W. T. BLUNT., CHRISTOPHER BENNETT PHILLIPPA BERLYN, GEORGE MIKES., SEYMOUR W. HARRISON, GERALD KAUFMAN, , BEN WHITAKER, BRIGID BROPHY. BYERS., M. S. JOSEPHS., W. FELDBERG., O. L. WADE, , P. J. HEALD, , L. NEVILLE BROWN., L. F. RUSHBROOK WILLIAMS, , NEVILLE WILLIAMS, , MICHAEL HAMILTON, , JAMES GIBSON., H. V. COCKBURN., JOYCE COLLIN-SMITH, , MARGARET B. LODGE, , MARGARET HOPE, , Arthur Osman, J. B. writes:, From a Staff Reporter, Leonard Amey, Friends write:, Dame Janet Vaughan writes:-, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By David Parry-Jones, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, by Arthur Eperon, by Robin Mead, by Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, by Patrick O'Leary, by John Carter, by Leonard Buckley, by Geoffrey Weston, by John Roper,
ResumoNews: Continental joys and hazards for the young, Regional water bodies may strengthen case for special projects, Reassurance for the timid flier, The quiet man who is Italy's new President, The compleat family traveller, Keeping healthy abroad, Snow reports, Fabian Society urged to prepare 'radical agenda' for next election challenge by Labour, Soviet defector in America flies home, Play as you please: llKla'Moor or the Boagle Trail, Abroad: It has been a good time for presidents, Ulster soldier shot while on guard at television interview, Novelties of the New World, Plea for capital tax cuts to aid agriculture, Springer papers fear decline in profits, Devastating new American bomb, 158 lives lost in blaze at Seoul hotel, Wide choice of cheap trips for the genuine student, How Rhodesian Africans are preparing for Lord Pearce, Mr Chou in talks with French ex-Premier, India's prisoners unlikely to go home soon, Island pleasures off the Dalmatian coast, 'Extra time needed to train staff for VAT', Science report Zoology: Water use by desert mammals, Epileptic boy is found dead in hospital grounds, Irish 'absentee patriots' are criticized, Pioneers around the globe for more than 100 years, Herr Brandt arrives today for summit talks at Florida White House, Communists shatter defences of N Laos, Man drowned and two saved in boat mishap, The Times Diary Harry Williams: time for a book... and up a rung at Mirfield, Outlook bleak for easy pay deals as unions try to parry inflation, A plea for forgiveness on the road to Jessore, Christmas quiz: the answers, Financier has no link with the Mafia, court told, Christian or Humanist: what is the difference?, British panic said to have forced gold move, The boar may return to our tables Agriculture, Faulkner plea to drop BBC debate, Darts and fruit machines make way for the public house sports quiz Regional notebook, US acts to block Hanoi offensive before Mr Nixon visits Peking, Bob Hope denies offer to pay Hanoi ransoms, At home: Holiday without snow or traffic jams, New technique in treatment of haemophilia, Cologne bank gang free police hostages after failing to escape into France, EEC farm price dispute goes before ministers, Foster report pleases Mr Hubbard, Catholics seek talks with Mr Heath on Ulster, Troops sent to Queensland cyclone disaster area, East Germans turn back few Berlin travellers, Israel waits for Dr Jarring, SUMMER HOLIDAYS a special report Personal choice: where recollection leads John Carter: villa in the Algarve and dreams of Kenya, Best values under canvas, Mr Nixon looks back on a year of decisions, Mr Bhutto and Shaikh Mujib meet for the second time, Plagiarist's playground. Picture Gallery. Index. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Matojetway, Multiple Display Advertisements, Thomson Skytours, Continental Villas, Normandy Car Ferries Southampton-Le Havre, The Magic Of Poland, Richard Ellis & Son, Egyptair, Emek Hotels In Turkey, Care Of Cooks, Asian Greyhound Limited., Marksons, Contours Ltd., London Bedding Centre Sale, Pegasus Holidays, Eagle, Villas Italia Ltd., Weston Associates (South) Limited., Wings, South African Airways, Intourist Moscow Ltd., Sheraton-Copenhagen Hotel, Boac, Db German Railways, Selfridges Sale, Car Holidays Abroad, Algarve Villas, Times Special Reports, Insilco Overseas Capital Corporation N.V., Olympos, Four Aces For Your Holidays, Jcb. Weather: The Weather. Official Appointments and Notices: Church news, U Thant appoints envoy, University news, Appointments in the forces, Dixon for Docherty. Law: Death sentences in Turkey for killing of consul. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, Acknowledgments, Required, Entertainments, Situations Wanted, Gardening. Property: Rentals, Building Land, London And Suburban. Reviews: Samson et Dalila Radio 3, Enchanting childhood Cider with Rosie BBC2, A man, a girl and a bird The Snow Goose BBC2 (tonight), G and S centenary concert Queen Elizabeth Hall, Tradition with an overbeat Peter Pan Coliseum, Poster people-the myth and the reality. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From THE TIMES of Tuesday, Dec. 24, 1946 Federation of Malaya, The terrible story of the woman of Brochthausen. Editorials/Leaders: Shooting Prosperity Away, Remembrance Of Things Past. Letters to the Editor: Legal education, Einstein's Theory, Opinion polls, 'Gazumping' house sales, Mining concessions, Bringing mercy to Rudolf Hess, Craig-Bentley case, Rhodesian settlement, Western Isles ferry, The Greenwich pip, Henry VIII illustrations, East Bengal and Kashmir, Rates for swearing, Merry Christmas?, Medical Research Council and Rothschild Report, Police in South Africa. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Obituaries: Col W. I. French Accountant and soldier, Mr Hugh Massingham Journalist and author, Dr Anne Cobbe, Mr Jack Towler, Miss Phoebe Pool, Dr A. H. Thomas. Business and Finance: Fixed Interest and Money, Jute exports to be resumed, NY sugar futures limit down after dramatic day Commodities, Silver drops 310 points, Pepper board launched, Equities, Company News Drake & Cubitt step up offer, In brief, Results this week Capital & Counties and Hodge Group. Stock Exchange Tables: Weekly list of fixed interest stocks, Foreign Exchange, The Times share indices, Bonds traded in Europe, Wall Street, Recent issues, London & Regional Market Prices Capitalization & week's change. Sport: Cricket Gifford and Engineer give edge to the Rest, Tennis Hewitt beaten in final by straight sets, Rugby Union Llanelli 10 points the better side, Racing First-rate trial for Spanish Steps, Football Over one million see league matches, For the record Tennis, Hockey Lancashire win match without title, Nicholson wins trophy, Boxing Two more bouts for Muhammad Ali before world title attempt, Yachting Wind helps smaller yachts to improve, Other racing results yesterday Sedgefield. Arts and Entertainment: Radio, Broadcasting George Hamilton IV, the genial American with his country music, is in a jam-packed Festival of Entertainment but the programme is rather early in the day (BBC1 11.10 am). The Sorrow and the Pity, the impressive documentary about occupied France, is repeated (BBC2 3.20). Panorama reviews 1971 if you are feeling strong enough for that (BBC1 9.30). Otherwise escape to the marshes with The Snow Goose of Paul Gallico (BBC2 9.30).-L.B., The Times Crossword Puzzle No 12,958.
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