The Times - 27/05/1966
1966; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Industrial Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Drama Critic, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM MONITOR, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR HOME DEPARTMENT REPORTER, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-, M. N. FRANCE, Anglican Chaplain to the University of Essex. 3 West Lodge Road, Colchester, Essex., HENRY L. BOTHAMLEY. The Vicarage, Leigh Woods, Bristol 8., L. S. K. FORD, Vicar of Bishop's Frome. The Vicarage, Bishop's Frome, Worcester., B. R. GIBBS. Fosters, 89 Willingdon Road, Eastbourne., ROGER LLOYD, Vice-Dean of Winchester Cathedral. Cheyney Court, The Close, Winchester., JOHN BENN. 33-36 Gracechurch Street, E.C.3., HARRY BRADSHAW. St. Thomas Vicarage, 168 Prescot Road, St. Helens, Lancashire., WALDO PORGES, Joint Vice-chairman of the Gardens Committee, Lincoln's Inn. 2 Essex Court, Temple, E.C.4., R. T. BYFORD, Chief Executive, Tyre Manufacturers' Conference Trafalgar House, 9 Whitehall, S.W.1, May 23., JAN HUNTER. 11 Campden Hill Road, W.8, May 25., From Our Ankara Correspondent, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, Miss M. Brearley and Miss Eglantyne, BY OUR CITY EDITOR, BY OUR CITY STAFF, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoNews: British Nato Talks Go On, Big gangs in rail wire thefts, Tax men settle for £50 bonus, Communist call to Catholics in Italy, Protest led by Dr. Jagan, Eton Publicans' Plea Opposed, Pacific Test Ban Plea, 250 Cars Wait At Dover For Ferries, Union set for big fight over bus pay report, U.S. changes its tune on Europe, Procrastination charge over evidence to commission, Escaped Algerian's accusations, Boy lay on rail track in game, Buganda refugees tell of Kabaka's escape Chiefs call for war against Dr. Obote, One Stumbling Block On E.E.C. Remains, Massive U.S. 'Raid' On Air Pilots British independent firms' gloomy day, G.P.s Say: 'Reject Pay Award', Iraq Still Obsessed With Kurdish War Iran makes strong protest in Baghdad, An ear for colour, 20s. rise proposed for busmen, Leave for soldier absent 19 years, Prisoners Inquiry Opens As Five Stay Free Were men's handcuffs unlocked?, Trade Gesture To Pakistan, Families Escape As Gardens Subside, Security firms may seek arms, Mrs. Castle's Advice To Drivers, Natural gas to fire power station? Challenge to coal in north-east, Dive To Death Off Ship 'Going home to see girl friend', Political stagnation threatens Turkish democracy, Nurses Go Back To Work, Union's ban in war against 'pirates', Bonn M.P.s seek action on bribery accusations Starfighters involved in contracts, IS Your Cover Solid?, Hope Of Saving Old Mill Fades, Astor Horses Bought By American, Sticking together, Dead Captain IS Blamed For Dredger Loss Listing vessel was overloaded, Zambia mines end exports through Rhodesia Copper airlift discussed with Mr. Rusk, Unemployed Fall To 280,287, Cost of exhibition centre up by £8m. Crystal Palace design simplified, Vietnam Students Destroy American Buildings In Hué, Danger of 'reckless' talk about gas, A journey into history, Indonesian Minister Gives Facts For Japan, £8,000 Grant To National Youth Orchestra, Fines Of £50 In Club Bill, Hope Of Service Cuts If Borneo Campaign Ends East of Suez cost may be reviewed, Electrical Firms' £16M. Link-Up, Europe's Role In Research, Disturbance By Students Cuts Tv Show, City To Double Payments On Art, Mr. Diefenbaker will fight Munsinger report, Russia As An Untapped Market For America Captives of their own propaganda, Science and Medicine Conducting Electricity Without Loss, Oil threat eased near Rome, Immigrants' Aid To Economy, Indian left-wingers plan new anti-Government campaign, Strike goes on until inquiry reports A plea for return is likely to be rejected. Politics and Parliament: Better terms for B.A.O.R. costs, Local support for the arts, Informal talks with N. Ireland, By-Passing Incomes Board, Strike report: no scrutiny by incomes board, Payroll tax and public schools, Parliamentary Union as U.N. body, Putting Europe's satellite 23,000 miles into space. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Congestion at the Dover Car Ferry, Index. Official Appointments and Notices: Mr. Kristensen Stays With O.E.C.D., Transport Ministry Deputy Secretary, Research In The Humanities, Sandhurst Scholarships, Top Tory officers retire, University News. Display Advertising: Southampton Docks, Barclays Bank D.C.O., Michelin, George Angus & Company, Limited, N C R, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Eleven Clearing Banks, Amp, Green's Economiser Group Limited, Bank Fur Gemeinwirtschaft, H.R. Owen Ltd., Ulster, United Glass, The Chase Manhattan, British Home Stores Limited, The Times, Unicorn, Imperial Chemical Industries Limited, The Delta Metal Company Limited, The Fuji Bank Ltd, Courtaulds Look, Rowto Houses Limited, Castrol, Hoesch, The Union Steel Corporation (Of South Africa) Limited, John Dickinson & Co. Limited, Hahn Holdings Limited., White Horse, Saqui & Lawrence, The Westbury Hotel. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: J. H. Kenyon Ltd., Funeral Directors., Declaration Of Dividends, Legal Notices, Entertainments, Motor Cars. Stock Exchange Tables: Firm Gains On Milan, Financial Drawing Of Bonds, Recent Issues, Latest Dividends, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Insurances Lead The Advance, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, I.C.I. dampens equities in afternoon, Pound turns upward. Arts and Entertainment: Sheraton Piece Makes 4,000 gns. Exceptional Bookcase, Television and radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,240. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Sports in Brief, Miss Inskip An Unexpected Victor At Windsor, Miss Shaw and Miss Wade seize their chance, Statham and Higgs give Lancashire control Sussex find dropped catch expensive, Jungwirth Big Threat To Boulter, Valoris hard to oppose in today's Oaks Perfect blend of speed and stamina, Return Of Mrs. Holmes After 20 Years Dogged Miss Porter subdued at 18th, Oriel's place hard to hold. Reviews: One-act plays of brilliance, The better half of Bob Dylan, 'Lapse of taste' in Press picture, Convincing Verdi by Miss Gorr, Miss Fischer's clarity, Pianist's stylish idioms, Why French opera is neglected. Law: Bedroom view of Catford gunfight, Not Exceptional Hardship W. v. W., Judging A Lady's Case Lukehurst And Another v. Watson, Fashion shop gives undertaking, Probation For Woman In Doping Plot, 7 years for box of matches thief, Life Sentence Merciful Regina v. Welch, Restrictive Practices, Failure To Repair Highway Griffiths v. Liverpool Corporation, Remarriage Of Widow: Consent Order Set Aside Dietz (formerly Wilson) v. Lennig Chemicals Ltd., Dutchman Acquitted Of Spying. Editorials/Leaders: Early Fall Of Dew Laid On, How To Put The Buses Right, America Needs An Opposition. Letters to the Editor: A New Role For The Church, No Room At The Inns, Road Dangers From Worn Tyres, Colour In The Jam. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. Nathan Isaacs, Lieut.-Gen. Sir V. Sturdee Campaign In New Guinea, Mr. Jim Barnes, Earl Of Kintore. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Business and Finance: Sugar price at new 1966 low, Hosiery Sales Up, Wm. France, Fenwick & Co. Ltd. Effects Of Exceptional Delays To Coasting Fleet Sir Kenneth R. Pelley's Review Of Operations And Outlook, Fire Losses Still Increasing, Bankers discuss money reform, Small Help In Money, Barton & Sons Higher Profit, ERITH & CO. LTD. (Builders' Merchants), I.C.I. to build chlorine plant, £26M. Rise In Note Circulation, Mutual Funds, Third Tissue Mill For Bowater-Scott, Bank Statements For May, Grain Markets, Italian Trade Mission For Sheffield, T.W.W. may not maintain dividend rate this year, Ghana Debt Talks, Haven In The Sun, At A Price, £1M. Wool Research Centre, Brokers' Forum, U.S. interest rate ceiling move, Sterling area trade growth slows, Wall Street Fails To Hold Early Rises, U.K. aid down last year, Share Prices Reach New All-Time Peak, Unit Trust Prices, Taking To The Air, Copper soars in spirited dealings, German Bank Rate Up One of Europe's highest, Closing ranks of domestic appliance makers, Big Dealings In Magnavox, International Paints (Holdings) Upward Trend In Group Profits Continuing, Queen Street Interim Halved, I.C.F.C. Issue Well Met, Option Rates, Improvement in sterling, D.E.A. reshaping takes a further step, George Angus Loan Particulars, A Falling Off In Chemical Plant Contracts?, London Provisions Exchange. Business Appointments: New Chairman Appointed By Concrete Ltd.. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Geering & Colyer, Country Properties.
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