The Times - 01/04/1966
1966; Gale Group;
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From Our Association Football Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Transport Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Naval Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From MONITOR, From Our Political Correspondent, From Monitor, FROM OUR MIDLAND INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, D. BINKIN, Executive Manager, Promotivation. 9 Russell Chambers, Bury Place, Bloomsbury Way, W.C.1, March 29., JOHN LUNCH, Director of Finance and Commerce, Port of London Authority. P.O. Box No. 242, Trinity Square, E.C.3, March 31., NIGEL CURTIS-RALEIGH. 1 Harcourt Buildings. Temple, E.C.4, March 29., NORMAN BIGGS. 12 Vale Street, Amblecote, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, March 28., HMINGA, Foreign Secretary, Government of Mizoram. Jungle Camp, March 21., JOHN WALTER, JR. London Clinic, W.1. March 31., HASTINGS. 24 Ilchester Place, W.14, March 29., LESSLIE K. WATSON. 3 Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn. W.C.1., LEO GENN. Lockett's Farm, Itchingfield, Horsham. March 30., H. B. HUDSON. Cavelshay, North Petherton, Somerset., PETER HEMMINGS, Administrative Director, Scottish Opera. 142 Holland Street, Glasgow. C.2, March 28., Sir Mortimer Wheeler, H. R. MILLS. 12 Jalan Ampang Hilir, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, March 21., WILL NICKLESS. Heathfield Hall, Town Row Green, Rotherfield, Sussex., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, T., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Mrs. Margaret Cole, A correspondent, From Our Medical Correspondent, FROM OUR WEATHER CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BROADCASTING REPORTER, From Our Science Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Drama Critic, From a Correspondent, From Our Astronomical Correspondent, Mosco Carner, Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From Our European Economic Correspondent, Professor A. Nove,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera Ballet And Concerts, Public Appointments, Declaration Of Dividends, Legal Notices, J.H. Kenyon, Ltd., Funeral Directors.. Stock Exchange Tables: Sterling Declines 1/8 C.: New York Sells, Prices Quoted In Poll Majorities, Recent Issues, Latest Dividends, Option Rates, Mild Rally On Wall St. Fractional Gains, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Aircraft Shares Firm, Drawing Of Bonds, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Call Options In Steels Pound Falls �c., More Falls On Frankfurt Paris Declines. Arts and Entertainment: �1,950 For Pair Of Silver Salvers, Noel Coward Trilogy, Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,193. Sport: Ascot Question For Extra Stout, French Students Prefer Kicking To Passing, Sports in Brief, Victory In Fourth For Walker, Gonzalez Scores Unexpected Win Wembley Final With Laver, Chelsea On Wembley Doorstep Again Fighting Hull City Held At Bay In F.A. Cup, Formidable Task Fro Irish At Hurlingham. News: Beira Awaits Tanker For Rhodesia Oil Storage Now Ready Decisions Facing Pipeline Board, Russian Literary World Faces New Pressures Demand At Party Congress For Stricter Ideology, Mr. Gordon Walker Gets Revenge At Leyton Smethwick Returns To The Socialist Fold, Workers' Court Report Sent On By Police, General Election: First Day's Results, March Was Warmer Than Average, Heavy Fines On Writers In Spain, B.B.C. Cancel 'Today's Papers', Keeping Abreast Of The Times, The Car Becomes Railways' Best Friend Vehicle-Carrying In Demand, A Head for the Sweet Sounds of Water, Ditch Murders: Man Sought By Police, E.E.C. Gets Its Own 'Geddess' Report Funds For New Types Of Ship, Singapore Defence Discussions, Trying To Reduce Exhaust Fumes, New Museum at Knossos, Nuclear-Powered Submarine Fleet For Europe, Esso Drivers To Stay Out Union's Claim On Job Allocation, How The Gains Were Scored Comparisons With 1964, Ld.Montgomery Selling A 'Churchill', The State Of The Parties, Boys Help To Make Kidney Machines, Three Tariff For Power Supply, Neglected Heritage of South Arabia, Limit Teenage Pay, Head Urges, Mr. Johnson Undecided On Inflation Curbs Avoiding Risks Of A 'Skid Into Recession', Police Search For Car In Water, Protests In Australia Over Vietnam Service Sending Of Conscripts Becomes Issue At By-Election, Russians Try For Moon Orbit New Space Probe Launched, Rail Strike Hits 38 States, French Amnesty For Prisoners, Customers Will Become More Critical Change In Industry Forecast, Large-Scale Maps Dearer Some Prices Doubled, Achieving What Seems Impossible, Inspection Change May Cause Unease In Navy Tests Of Some Arms Revert To Army, The Pope Not To Visit Poland, Law Society Examination Results, Impairing Right Of Public Trail, Dr. Verwoerd Wins Record Majority, Dakota Crash Due To Misjudgment, Mr. Kenyatta Says Rhodesia Sanctions Ineffective Move To Put Pressure On Britain, F.A. Chief Gives Up World Cup Claim, Snow Reports, Doctors 'Not Much Hampered' By Abortion Law Free To ACT In Patient's Interests, Labour Sweeps To Power Majority Of About 100 Assured Former Ministers Lose Their Seats, New Malaysian Titles. News in Brief. Display Advertising: English Electric-Leo-Marconi Computers Ltd.,, Dufay Bitumastic, British Rail, National Provincial Bank Limited, The Bank Of Tokyo Trust Company, Gulf Oil Corporation, The Parker Pen Company Limited., The Industrial Life Officies Association, Cleveland Discol, Baroness Ravensdale, Musicians' Benevolent Fund,, Martins Bank Limited, First National Finance Corporation Limited, Miles Druce & Co. Ltd.,. Picture Gallery: After the Declaration at St. Pancras. Law: Trails Of A Juryman, Costs Order On Diesel Fuel Case, Jack Doyle Fined For Shoplifting, Racing Driver Fined, Bullying Of Shoppers Denied 'Restitution Record Kept In Book', No Deduction For Charitable Payments Coathew Investmens Ltd. v. Inland Revenue Commissioners, Apology By The Spectator Blue Star Garages Ltd. v. The Spectator Ltd., Refusal Of Sexual Intercourse Held Cruel Sheldon v. Sheldon.. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Separate But Linked, Buttons and Laces, A Visit Postponed, Dr. Verwoerd Triumphs Again, Bigger and Better Maps. Letters to the Editor: High School Decision, The Young Idea, Opera In The Regions, How To Make Ports More Efficient, Trying To Buy British Hard Search For A Printer, The Forsytes, Grand National Setting, 'Tough' Measures, The Mizo People, Overseas Trainees, Manoeuvres On Rhodesia. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Rome And Abbey Scholarships, Church News B. Honduras Bishop Resigns, Temporary Equerry To The Queen, Objectors to Museum Move Sought, German Honour For Sir Roy Harrod, Chancellor Of Order Of The Thistle. Obituaries: Miss Jelly D'aranyi Violinist Of Taste And Temperament, Mr. D. K. Burdett, Mr. Newbold Morris, Mr. G. R. Blanco White, Lord Hindlip, Sir Richard Costain. Reviews: Pirandello's Method is Extended, Tragic Dividedness of Busoni, Roland Petit's New Ballet, Bach Played In Romantic Style, Style And Acting, What's in the Future For Intimate Revue?, Painting Reliefs by Mr. Richard Lin. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): The Night Sky In April, From The Times of 1866. Business and Finance: Local Authority Loan Rates, Copper Wire Bars Still Rising, Highgate Optical's Good START, First National Confident, Insurance Companies Need More Capital, Seafield Tax Fears, Lotus Limited Increased Turnover But Costs Continue To Rise, Hotel Sellers See Mr. M. Joseph First Of All, Provident Life (London) Dividend, George Wimpey Turnover Passes �150M. Reichhold Lowers Final, Port Of New York Reorganization, The Practical Investment Fund, Mutual Funds, Bradfield Brett-Colin Green, �18M. Rise In Note Circulation, Grain Markets, �2�M. Debenture For Steel Group, 'Exports Must Come First, �88M. New Money In March, S. Rhodesia Interest Withheld, Two Take-Over Struggles Leda Inv. Bid �2.4M. For Oil & Assoc., Company Profits Up, New Image For Rubber, Grade Organization In �2M. Cinema Deal, Election Markets, JOHN EMSLEY LIMITED (Worsted Spinners and Manufacturers) Substantial Progress, London Provisions., Hall Engineering Margins Under Pressure, Big Changes in Hill, Samuel Boardroom, Money Taken Down To 2� P.C., Hickson & Welch (Holdings) New Group Records, Review of ICI's prospects Sir Paul Chambers highlights some of Industry's major problems, Boost For Grain Bookings, Mixed Outlook For E. Lancs Paper, Lloyd's Packing Broadside, Eurunion Concentrate On Income, Germans' Demand For Credit Underlined, Rover Plan Higher Output, JOHNSON & SLATER (Vitreous China and Fireclay Sanitaryware Manufacturers) Efforts To Increase Export Trade, Abrahams Publicity 'Going Places', G. H. HEATH & COMPANY LIMITED (Throwsters of man-made fibres), Wholesale Electricity Prices Recast, River Plate Rates Increased, Higher Wages For Canadians In Free Trade Area, Neglected Chances In Latin America, Agency In Winning Mood, Tokyo Index At 1966 Peak, Pointer Group Raising �750,000, Unit Trust Prices, Reasons For J.-K. Rejection. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: New Chairmanships For Lord Milford Haven. Property: Thorpe & Co., Country Properties.
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