The Times - 18/07/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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From MICHAEL WOLFERS, From STEWART HARRIS, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM MALCOLM WINTON, By DAVID WOOD, Political Correspondent, BY CLIFFORD LONGLEY, BY A STAFF REPORTER, By ROYDEN HODSON Our Industrial Correspondent, From JOHN CHARTRES, Northern Correspondent, BY ARTHUR REED, AIR CORRESPONDENT, PHILIP HOWARD, By NORMAN FOWLER, Home Affairs Correspondent, BY STEPHEN JESSEL, From HUGH NOYES, Parliamentary Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LABOUR STAFF, By PAT HEALY, From ERIC BRITTER, , From HUGH NOYES, , From MOSHE BRILLIANT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From PETER HAZELHURST, From RICHARD WIGG, Latin America Correspondent, , From CHARLES HARGROVE, From DAVID BONAVIA, By Henry Raynor, By John Percival, S.S., By Molly Plowright, From Joan Chissell Daylona Beach, Florida, By Hugh Honour, From William Mann Music Critic, Catherine Forrest, Rosemary Simon, By MICHAEL BAILY, Shipping Correspondent, BRIAN MACARTHUR, HENRY STANHOPE, ERIC WIGHAM, PHS, BASIL DOUGLAS-SMITH, ROY OLIVER., SEBASTIAN BARKER., NICOLAS MALLESON. Research Unit for Student Problems (University of London), 2 Woburn Square, W.C.1., SIDNEY ASTER., MICHAEL HEFFERNAN, , KATHARINE M. R. KENYON., DANIEL JENKINS., From NICHOLAS HERBERT, Amman, ANTHONY NUTTING., GORDON RATTRAY TAYLOR., J. E. P. STANION., WALTER W. VARNEY., JAMES ROBERTSON. 21 Phillimore Place, W.8, July 14., H. V. MOLESWORTH ROBERTS., HENRY WILLIAMSON. Ox's Cross, North Devon, July 12., BY OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, By Our Science Reporter, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, General Sir Richard O'Connor, From NEIL ALLEN, Athletics Correspondent, From IAIN FINLAY, From CHARLES BRAY, From Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, From JIM SNOW, Northern Racing Correspondent, From MALCOLM WINTON, , By OLIVER MARRIOTT and ROY MACKIE, Ey RICHARD CASEMENT, By HUGH CORBET and FRANCES CAIRNCROSS, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT, By GEORGE PULAY, City Editor, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, , By ROYDEN HODSON, Our Industrial Correspondent, By RICHARD SPIEGELBERG, FROM SIMON SHORT, By MAURICE CORINA, By DAVID MERCER, By Hugh Corbet, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE, LONDON, E.C.4. TELEPHONE: 01-236 2000, From Mr. J. C. Read, J. C. READ., PATRICK CAMPBELL., MICHAEL HOOKER, J. D. LAFFEATY. Laffeaty's Ltd., 332/4 King's Road, Chelsea, S.W.3., By HUGH CORBET,
ResumoNews: Nigeria rescue of 845 foreigners Ship sailing to Biafra, Plea for British swing-wing, Keys To Better Writing, 200 Brought Safely From Coral Reef Passengers knelt and prayed, A charter of amenities, New bid to check Colombian rebels Support among peasants, Plea For Predators, Gurkha Bagpipes In Music War Hongkong tension eases, Aid to lonely is meeting hostility, Controlling The Space Quest Need For Discipline, Strike holds up food cargoes, Woman sets Channel record, Egypt Threat To Fire On Boats Israel charged with Suez aggression, Appeal For Stand Against Biafra, Separate independence plan for Arabian islands, Steel chief turns down state job, French Plea For British Entry, Working minority blamed for dropping litter, Plan For Jobs By Computer Ending 'dole queue' image, Looting Negroes Kill Policeman New Jersey riots spread, London roused by double boom Telephone calls swamp Minustry switchboard, 'Blacklist' story is criticized, Why it is wrong to talk of isolationism, British film school 'real need', Tshombe case in court tomorrow, The halfpenny rush, Congress passes Bill to end railway strike, Pirate ban angers Manxmen 'Constitutional issue raised', Diplomatists pelted with tomatoes, Indian Anxiety Over China's H-Bomb, School clash on new ways, U S-Soviet space rescue plan, Mr Mulley's visit to Turkey, 'Girl died of parstelin overdose', Tactics 'that curb growth of white-collar unions', Sandys reply to attack, 22 Labour Mps Abstain, Soldier In Shot Dead In Aden Qaiti ruler dismisses Minister, Hostages in Congo fly to safety, One Sided Exchange Of Prisoners, Caterpillars In Frr Coats The Woolly Bears, Blaming the brain for crashes, The Times Diary Sotheby's Paris bridgehead Dragging the feet over Osaka George Kiloh's complicated task, Marriage At 18 View Opposed More supporters may rally, How The Immigrant Woman Sees Britain, Drugs Improved My Work,doctor Says, Whitehall success in Torrey Canyon trap, Back From Holiday-With Some Useful Knick-Knacks, S African education failing to keep Africans docile, Jordan faces the reality of economic ruin, £941,308 for a ring road, Aims of Moscow visit. News in Brief. Law: Unsentenced men in gaol for months, Actor Sued Over Remarks On Tv Show Newman v. Harris And Others, Accused 'saw man at pit', Prosecution say 'horses switched', Former cricketer injured wife, Tavistock jewels charge, 'Punch' Apology For Libelling Mp Wall v. Punch Publications Ltd. And Others, Cruelty During Seven-Week Marriage Hand v. Hand, Simpson had drugs, say police, 37 die in prison fire, No verdict after second trial. Picture Gallery: Bisley observed. Display Advertising: MC Donnell & Co.,, General Accident, Tarmac Limited., Matthews & Goodman, Alitalia Airlines, The Chubb Group, The Metropolitan Railway Surplus Lands Company Limited, Anglo American Corporation Of South Africa, Limited, The Times, Property Holding & Investment Trust Limited, General Refractories Group Limited, Pan Am, The Guthrie Corporation Limited, Hill, Samuel & Co. Limited,, Boac, Seymour, Pierce & Co.,, The Gresham Group Of Companies, The Royal Bank Of Canada, Norcros, Parker. Index. Politics and Parliament: Privilege complaint on union, Differing approaches to individual liberty, Commons attack on mini-Mittys Little help for Mr Stewart on incomes policy, Voluntary agreement still the Goverment's aim, The Commons: relief for crews in blocked canal: compensation claims after Middle East hostilities, The Lords: appeal to extremists in Aden. Sport: Yesterday's tennis details, Three complete 80-mile glide, Bisley Bullet for Canadian, Sports in Brief, Hockey selectors name 14, Jimenez the 'Eagle' rides high, Fanciful wins first race, East spins Essex to narrow success, British football touring party, Impromptu contest, Women athletes reach final Tears give way to resolve, Army recapture epee title, Montecello keeps going to win First outing for Charicles. Classified Advertising: Personal Also On Page 15, Personal, Legal Notices, Entertainments, Business Opportunities, Appointments. Reviews: A delight shared with viewers, Trieste as a port for science-fiction films, Williamson's new sonata in an earlier style, A suite to suit students, Pompeo Batoni: the Grand Tourist's painter, The essential Jane Austen, Florida welcomes London orchestra. Arts and Entertainment: £2,600 For Rare Dutch Book Printed In 1495, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,594, Television and radio programmes, Mozart Well Sung, Britain's Bridge Team, Olafsson Leading In Chess. Editorials/Leaders: Hard Day In The Sand Pits, What The Treaties Say, Learning To Film, Co-operative mergers, IT IS Still Hard Work. Letters to the Editor: Defence Savings, Universities And Schools, Vietnam, Board dealings in Capseal shares, Books On The Cheap, Terrell Proposals, Press Attacks, Arab Refugees, No Grasshoppers, Blessing In Shades Of Green: True Nature Of Ecstasy. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Marriages. Births. Official Appointments and Notices: New Major-Generals, Liverpool, Church News Doicese Of Gibraltar, Vintners' Company. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Obituaries: Mr Wilfred Scott Computer expert, Major-Gen John Combe. Weather: The Weather. Property: Sales By Auction. Business and Finance: Sweden still wants UK products, GM's new plant, Business Diary Birmingham's fast-working bank, Two water issues, Changes on the way for Volkswagen, Talking about tax avoidance, Hongkong (Selangor) Rubber, Limited Mr. Addinsell's Statement, Lead & Alloys' dividend is down by 72 points, News Summary, UK can reap bumper US tourist crop, Films pact with Italy in jeopardy, Lloyds' deposits up £97m., What price silver's sparkle?, Large help for money, Medium term finance move, Training scheme for distributors, Unit trust prices, Ditchburn Org. undaunted, Automatic kiln, City row looms over Thorn-M I, Chaos hits US as rail and copper workers strike, Briefly From Industry Qantas broadens management, First-half setback to Du Pont, 3,000 GEC men to work-to-rule, Longer period for SET claims, U S exchange fights equalization tax, EEC has good trade surpluses, France-Algeria pact could re-start gas supplies to UK, Chemical to fight oil pollution, EEC oil rule inquiry, Petrol crisis gives fresh impetus to U S energy survey, Turnover in steel shares heavy, £7½m loan for EE, Cheap disc offer to coffee drinkers, Glass fibre success for Reliant, Retail co-op societies rush to merge, Gen Refractories raising £5m, Freedom puts new gloss on silver, Ship rates stabilized, Mardon backs out of Waddington, Scotland's electronic boom, Rethinking needed on Britain's exports, Colour TV tubes in production, Briefly from the boardroom, New ideas aired in money talks, Time for a tough line in the City, Lloyd's to cover share actions?, Indonesia's door ajar for planters, Fraternal Estates directors' swaps, Shell-BP still talking on dues, BP giant tanker jetty as long-term plan, Midlands face power bill rise, Coal Board in new link to produce pvc, Government broker may raise his price for steels, Steels beat downward trend in Frankfurt, How The Markets Moved, Pit men need jobs, Wool promotion, Dealings in steel may total £100m, Spain's ports prepare for containers, Wider aims of overseas investments, U S strike news lifts copper, Selective throughput by Anglo American, W. W. Chamberlain (Associated Companies) Limited Another Year Of Continued Progress. Business Appointments: Aluminium's chief heads federation. Stock Exchange Tables: European and Far East securities, £ weakens as selling develops, Regional share prices, Widespread small gains, The Times list of Latest Dividends, Firm opening to Account, Initial advance on Wall St peters out, Recent issues. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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