The Times - 24/04/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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From A. M. RENDEL, THE NEWS TEAM, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From KYRIL TIDMARSH, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, By ERIC WIGHAM, Labour Correspondent, By NORMAN FOWLER, Home Affairs Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, OUR POLITICAL STAFF, OUR EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT, OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From MARIO MODIANO, Athens, April 23, From FRED EMERY, From STEWART HARRIS, From DESSA TREVISAN, Correspondent in Eastern Europe., Michael Billington, By William Mann Music Critic, By Joan Chissell, By R. W. Cooper Television Critic, Winton Dean, A.E.P., From LOUIS HEREN, From PETER NICHOLS, , P.H.S, LEONARD CHESHIRE. 5 Market Mews, W.1, April 21., ROBERT GRAVES. Canelluñ, Deya, Mallorca, Spain, April 20., HENRY WILLIAMSON, Savage Club, King Street, Covent Garden, W.C.2, April 19., WILLIAM CLARK, Director, Overseas Development Institute Ltd. 160 Piccadilly, W.1, April 21., W. P. C. DE TRAFFORD. 10 Connaught Mansions, S.W.11., GERALD CESTR: Bishop's House, Chester, April 21., E. R. CRAWSHAW, Town Clerk. The Guildhall, Helston, Cornwall, April 21., HARRY WHEATCROFT. Harry Wheatcroft & Sons Ltd., Edwalton, Nottingham, April 21., RICHARD HARRIS, PETER CALVOCORESSI. The University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton, Sussex, April 20., D. J. EZRA, Member for Marketing. National Coal Board, Hobart House, Grosvenor Place, S.W.1, April 21., CYRIL FALLS. 16 Archery Close, Hyde Park, W.2, April 21., HARRY PIRIE-GORDON. Polesacre, Lowfield Heath, Crawley, Sussex, April 20., J. E. HANDCOCK. Shadoxhurst, 24 Bolton Avenue, Windsor, Berkshire., D. G. J. MILLINGTON. Bowsey Hill House, Bowsey Hill, Wargrave, Berkshire, April 20., J. MARSHALL. 27A Barkston Gardens, S.W.5, April 20., V. P. HARRIES 85 Exeter House, Putney Heath, S.W.15., From PETER RYDE, Golf Correspondent, NEIL ALLEN, Athletics Correspondent, From REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent, By JOHN WOODCOCK, Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, By Pamela Macgregor Morris, Equestrian Correspondent, From A. A. THOMSON, From JULIAN LEWIS, French Racing Correspondent, By GEOFFREY GREEN, Football Correspondent, From RICHARD BURNELL, Rowing Correspondent, By Neil Allen, Boxing Correspondent, FROM A NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, By LEONARD AMEY, Agricultural Correspondent, GERALD ELY, , RICHARD CASEMENT, By PETER JAY, Economics Correspondent, By MICHAEL THOMAS, Labour Staff, From DAVID SPANIER, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, B. HAGFORT. 21 Godolphin Court, Fellowes Road, N.W.3., P. GATTY. Pepper Arden, Northallerton, Yorkshire., BY SANDY McLACHLAN,
ResumoNews: Sallal hails Saud as Saudi king Deposed monarch in Yemen, Further stage on road to republic, US President faces decision on Vietnam, Decision on gaol strike today, Shrewsbury School, Milk Output Up Only In West, Asset chief talks of union servility Members 'bullied' into voting, Saigon's Answer To Vietcong Terrorism, Koreans mass to hear leaders Strict laws for election, Architects 'Too Arrogant' Librarian attacks faults, Impressive Work By Volunteer Teachers, Ghana plot to murder officers, Tory Whip To Join Glc, School Holidays Cut By Head Nine weeks instead of 13, 10 education plans are approved, Firmer action needed in Aden, says Mr Sandys, They can't make me go to Vietnam, says Clay, Take-over plan for slums, Dr Ramsey receives degree, Ex-King Saud in Yemen, Merry-go-Round, Gimmick on the Champs Elysées, Security Tightened For Expo, Fodder position in the uplands improves, Svetlana Proposes To Set Up Fund, Judges And Army Men In Power Greek restrictions eased, More oil near Guernsey, Labour Protest Over Slur In A Song Liberal's Brierley Hill Jingle, Brown heckled at Brierley Hill, £15 pension call for limbless, Civil Service frustration, Gyroglider built in loft, Rescue appeal by circus owner, Bishop objects to Jayne Mansfield, Greek King 'Under House Arrest' New regime sends five generals into retirement, Mr Bowden's warning on Rhodesia, U.S. honour for Sir I Wolfson, Ulster's 'Second-Class Citizens' Professor resigned as discrimination protest, Labour tide is flowing towards Europe, Inquiry over boy 'commando', Quota halts home loans, The Times Diary George Kennan and Stalinism A clinical meeting place 1066 in Yugoslavia?, Soviet Spaceship In Orbit Passenger switch possible, Coordinating man and machine, Communists In Unity Talks Rumania's unknown stand, U.S. race laws as British model Report sent to Mr Jenkins, State seats for German extremists, Let students use the pill, doctor says, AEU to plan new wages deal, Juniors who win by a whisker, 100 mph Fiat saloon, China's cultural revolution may be near its end, Parachutists at the picnic, Deadlock on equal pay for women No agreement after months of joint talks, Press ban protest, Prince Peter says result may be violence, Pledge To Se Asia, Espionage storm in Italy, Mr Nutting's Suez story in 'The Times', Deportation of Chinese, Labour MPs' concern on Ulster, Lagos Ultimatum To Col Ojukwu Civilian rule within two years. News in Brief. Sport: Forest miss thrust of Baker Need to raise their game, Cheltenham Croquet, Anticipating an Indian summer, Jonathan holds off rivals, Classic colts trail in behind Roi Dagobert, Barry Bows The Knee At Last, Yachting, Scotland worthy champions, Sports in Brief, Wilson's Fitness On Trial, Walker Cup Team crystallizing Shade helps selectors, Franco Gets Big Prize, Title For Leonard, Pritchett has his chance, Independence Of Cheer Leaders, First record of 1967. Display Advertising: Barclays Bank Limited,, Associated Engineering, Wedgwood, Holland & Sherry, Multiple Display Advertisements, Robinson & Cleaver Ltd., The Times, Tower Silos Ltd., The Bowater Paper Corporation Limited, Lombard Banking Limited, South Essex Waterworks Company, Renold Limited, The Cape Asbestos Company Limited, Gorringes, Future Assured Growth Plan, Mixconcrete (Holdings) Limited, Lincoln Hotels Limited, United Steel, Norwich Union Insurance Group, Jones, Lang, Wootton, Luncheon Vouchers Ltd, Selfridges. Picture Gallery: This year's winner of the Badminton Horse Trials. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzzle No. 11,521, Surrey pair win bridge title, Television and radio programmes, Youth Theatre Council. Official Appointments and Notices: Congregation to decide on faculty structure, Forces appointments, From the London Gazette. Politics and Parliament: Roman Catholics made the annual Tyburn Walk yesterday from St. Etheldreda's Church, Ely, Parliamentary Diary, Parliamentary Notices. Law: 150 held after drugs raid. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Public Appointments, Business Offers, Entertainments, Appointments, Flowers. Reviews: Lively 'Billy Liar' by schools, Peter Zadek on the Bremen style, Delights of a rare Handel opera, Slow search for truth, Planchon writes his best play, Delightful blend of song and reminiscence, Lively musical mind, Semele back to Square One, Joining in with Williamson. Editorials/Leaders: Unions' Changed Role, Time To Deny The Golden Calf, The Shadow Of Metaxas, The Mediator, On The Frontiers Of Science. Letters to the Editor: A Matter Of Address, Racial Discrimination, Oil On Cornish Beaches, Coal Through Farnham, Alas, Miss Jekyll, Silent Guest, Saluting The Auschwitz Dead, The Smallest Flagship, Book Piracy, The Taste Of Medicine, Tax avoidance and the rule of law, Footing The Bill, A Plan To Control Gambling, Western Aid. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr S Pinkney Tuck, Lt-Col Sir A Gordon, Gen Nikitchenko, Mr W Macken, Joss, Sir Edward Ferguson, PROF BRAUNHOLTZ Philology at Oxford. Weather: The Weather. Property: Attractions Of Offices By Sea, Commercial & Industrial. Business and Finance: A £52m bouquet, Barclays form SA subsidiary, Securicor carries £15,000m, Bank rate hopes fade, Price-rigging suspected on American Exchange, News Summary, Timber buyers still cautious, What it should cost to whom, Edwards in profit vacuum: exporting, but little reward, Gilt edged prospects still set fair, Rhodesian bank pays for seized notes, 'Scan' computer overnight work, India not enthusiastic about British terms of aid, Choosing the right bonus, British fur trade's new confidence, IIford instant camera will cost only 43s 6d, Unilever buys Dutch firm, Savings up £6½m., $1.4m. loan for London E & G, Germans' Eye-View, The facts behind the cash crisis, Briefly from the boardroom, Rescue plan for cotton gets cool reception, Falling German car sales delay new plant, Rebel firms bring lorrymen's pay talks to a standstill, S. Essex Water placing, Hint of uplift in U.S. economy, MontecatiniEdison grows, The EEC will produce own currency reform plan, Parway Land & Inv. confidence, Easier terms for pottery exports, Banks could step up loans by more than £1,000m, Plan to find out why people lie, Business Diary Lancashire drive for more industry gets a leader, Good year for National Mutual Life, Pricing policy in North Sea gas. Stock Exchange Tables: Weekly list of security prices, European and Far East securities, Leaders close lower, Option Rates, International bonds traded in Europe, Weekly Wall Street prices, Money market short. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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