The Times - 27/07/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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BY HUGH NOYES PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, From HILARY BRIGSTOCKE, From CHARLES HARGROVE, BY PETER HOPKIRN, BY DAVID WILSWORTH, By NORMAN FOWLER, Home Affairs Correspondent, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, By GEORGE CLARK, By PEARCE WRIGHT, Science Reporter, BY OUR EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT., FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LABOUR STAFF, BY A STAFF REPORTER, MICHAEL BAILY, BY OUR SCIENCE REPORTER, By ARTHUR REED, FROM OUR CHURCHES CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR BROADCASTING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR HOME AFFIRS CORRESPONDENT, From WILLIAM NORRIS, Africa Correspondent, From KYRIL TIDMARSH, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From DAVID HOTHAM, From LOUIS HEREN, From Ian McDonald, , BY BERNARD WEINRAUB, From DAVID BONAVIA, By WILLIAM MANN, By Richard Boston, A.T., By E. C. Hodgkin, By Roger Fulford, By John Russell Taylor Film Critic, By Michael Billingion, By John Percival Ballet Critic, By Julian Critchley, BY Stanley Sadie, G. W., by Prudence Glynn, By Ian Gilmour, , P.H.S., CHRISTOPHER BUTLER, ILLTYD TRETHOWAN. Downside Abbey, Stratton on the Fosse, Bath, Somerset, July 25., J. A. HARRINGTON, J. BAXTER, P. H. MKUDU, Leader of the Oppo sition in the Rhodesia Parliament. House of Parliament, Salisbury, Rhodesia. July 20., SAM C. SILKIN, Chairman of the Legal Committee of the Council of Europe House of Commons., ROLAND OLIVER., J. B. WHEATLEY., DORIS LANGLEY MOORE. 5 Prince Albert Road, N.W.1. July 21., MORGAN GILES. House of Commons, July 22., W. N. EWER. 26 Belsize Grove N.W.3, July 24., BY OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, A friend, A correspondent, From PETER RYDE, Golf Correspondent, From PAMELA MACGREGOR MORRIS, Equestrian Correspondent, From ANDREW PORTER, From MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, From REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent, BY RICHARD BURNELL, Rowing Correspondent, From Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, By JOHN PRICE, By RICHARD CASEMENT, By MAURICE CORINA, By NICOLAS TRAVERS, FROM OUR NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, By DONALD CONSTANT, By JOHN WOODLAND, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, LOUIS J. HALLE. Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales, 132 Rue de Lausanne, Geneva., By BERRIE RITCHIE, Mining Editor, By GEOFFREY CHARLES, Motoring Correspondent, D. D. MORRELL, Chairman., FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoPolitics and Parliament: Drug clinics in new year, Quiet Reaction In Rhodesia, The Lords: crucial changes in Bill on abortion law, Five point widening of race law, London to try 'walkways', Decision by one vote, The Commons: Victorian rules for doctors: beef prices trouble: egg marketing inquiry, Airbus starts new era, Abortion Bill in jeopardy, Aid in libel actions, Wide Extension Of Race Law, No discretion for courts, University grants opened to inspection, No welfare cuts, says Chancellor MPs cheer Miss Herbison and go away suspicious. News: Doctor took LSD for experience, Lanvin: outlook bright in black, The Pope prays for unity at Ephesus, The Times Diary Side effects of LSD Was Agate also Charles Morgan? Polanski's problem film, Unsnarling traffic, The nerveless surgeon of ITA, Aden Told To Blame Extremists, Egypt Presses For Canal Rights, India storm over U S Tanks, Youngest voyagers return, Musicians boycott Greece, Gen De Gaulle Flies Back To Paris Ottawa visit cancelled after rebuff, Space agencies may merge, Tribunal Offers Teachers More Extra £43/4m for rises, The fate of the Arab refugees, Matron gets post back, Hongkong tramstop bomb, Getting skill for industry, Armed crime increasing, Bagehot gets his blue plaque, Tshombe's pilots assurance, Wide inquiry into airline industry Big changes possible, Overtime is betting time, Big cuts in fusion research Culham victim of progress, Drawback of cheaper sweets, Why Peggy Herbison's decision will hurt, Malta gets blueprint for new economy, The Queen Mary to be U S hotel, Universities to account for grant, Schooner IS Refloated, 100,000 homeless in floods, Glassboro and the Middle East boost Johnson, Bayonet rule in streets as Detroit revives, Divorce reform dispute ends, Problem Of Waste In Soviet Education, Cabinet at airport, Birmingham is no Detroit, but there are storm signals, Talks on threat by pilots, Nigerians seize oil port in Biafra Joint Navy-Army action. Official Appointments and Notices: £83,530 grant for Oxford solar research, Drapers' Company, Dean Of Missionary Training, Lord Hill to switch to BBC, Church News, British envoy in Greece. News in Brief. Sport: Minor Counties, Cheltenham Croquet, Middlesex win trophy, Medal for Cade, Leaders capsize but still win, Robeson recovers form for victory, Sports in Brief, Fine prospect for Oosterhuis Bonallack's skill crucial, Fine teamplay by Woolmers Park, Schoolboys in senior trials, Wilson injury blow to Middlesex, Parbury's spirit may bring reward. Display Advertising: Multiple Display Advertisements, W.G.I. Limited, Sangers Limited, The Companies ACT 1967, The Nottingham Manufacturing Compnay, Limited, Interim Statement, Melbray Group Limited, H.C. Janes Ltd., The Times, History Today, South West Suburban Water Company, Leicester Permanent, Keyser Ullmann Holdings Limited, B R C, Oxfam, The British Economy, Dunhill International, Johnson, Matthey & Co., Limited, Display Advertisement, Boosey & Hawkes Limited, Panam, The British And Commonwealth Shipping Company Ltd.. Index. Law: Cremation Society Held A Charity Scottish Burial Reform And Cremation Society Ltd. v. Glasgow Corpora Tion, Minister Wins 'Skirmish' Of Stansted Essex County Council v. Ministry Of Housing And Local Government, £2,500 fines on director, US troops killed prisoner Court martial in Vietnam, Fbi Arrest Black Power Leader Mr Rap Brown charged, Not for ever, Change In Character Of Schools, Onus Of Proof On Factory Employers Nimmo Y. Alexander Cowan & Sons Ltd., Two widows awarded £72,000, Bathroom to cost £650 in £500 home, £2,500 damages against doctor, Eight years for bank raider. Picture Gallery: Tragedy of an American summer. Shipping News: Movements of liners, New law for Hovercraft. Reviews: Giulini Visit To Liverpool, Male dancers supreme, Echoes of Brahms, A pessimistic intellectual, Leap in the dark, Capitol punishment, Bach Passion directed with care, Man of Babel, Modern Composers, Russian Farce For The Whitehall, Happy as a clown, Fame the spur, Better after six, End-of-term romp on old theme Hampstead Theatre Club The Happy Apple, Golden age of France seen from within, An American fairy tale. Classified Advertising: Personal, Business Premises, Public Appointments, Club Announcements, Entertainments, Business Opportunities, Appointments. Arts and Entertainment: 'The Shrew' At The Aldwych, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,602, Television and radio programmes, Chess Lead Shared By Three, History Volumes Fetch £680. Editorials/Leaders: Necessary Justice, The Case Of The Pilots, Critics Of Society, Paper must look to itself, The Voice In The Wilderness. Letters to the Editor: Alphabet Of Power, Kept In Custody, The European paperchase-how to snip our way in, Books On The Cheap, The Greek Regime, Voice From Rhodesia, Defence Cuts, What One Objects To, Blessing In Shades Of Green: Religion At Its Peak. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr N. M. Ekserdjian, Prof S. J. Davies Noted engineer, Carl Aagaard. Weather: The Weather. Property: Flats & Maisonettes. Business and Finance: Sugar proposals get snub from EEC, Mr. Hepper will refuse Clyde shipyard job, Company Meeting The Trustees Corporation Limited Dividend Increased Despite Lower Income Growing Taxation Burdens Lord Tangley's Review, John Brown's biggest rig launched, Credit again short, Coffee prices push farther ahead, Eurosyndicat, Mr Berens is still fighting hard, ECGD covers £1.9m ship deal, Unit trust prices, Woolworth joins sweet price war, Company Meeting Coalite And Chemical Products Limited A Satisfactory And Gratifying Performance Further New Records Established Golden Jubilee-50 Years Of Expansion Encouraging Current Order Book Cmdr. Buist Reports On A Year Of Continued Progress, Fears of petrol rationing fade on new stocks estimate, Buying price for steel shares raised again, Higher levy on furniture, NE steel choice attacked, Record figures for U S Shell, Diamond fields: 'only 25 years more life', New stock scandal on Amex, News Summary 'Closed shop' row, Cameroon invites exploitation, Hauliers to protest, Kinta Kellas plummets, Rhodesiakatanga Company Limited Mr. E. F. O. Gascoigne's Statement, BP get Distillers' Border stake, British Match still struggling, De La Rue profits slump 43% in first quarter, Bank union criticizes pay rise acceptance, 22% drop in new companies last year, 'General Motors' sales rise, Machine tool growth of 6 pc forecast, Briefly from the boardroom, Cooper Car group gets into gear, 'Closed shop' row means lost orders, Paper firms face major changes, Ford in Trinidad, U S steel Profits dive, Clash over stores TV, First buyers for 'tools on trial', Where the dollars go, German car shares firm, EEC talks go-ahead?, Company Meeting Lye Trading Co. Ltd. Further Progress Achieved, Briefly From Industry Computer reminder on purchase tax, How The Markets Moved, Floor price for rubber?, Group of Ten talk in Paris, Rediffusion: new attack, Television merger settled, £53m in PO Investment, Tougher US tax on all purchases of foreign shares, U S gets tough on coffee imports, Business Diary Mr Humphreys likes working to Beethoven, Private steel limits fixed, Mitchell Construction Holdings Limited Steady Progress In Adverse Conditions Mr. D. D. Morrell, The Chairman, Reports, Young technocrats set the pace for salary rises. Stock Exchange Tables: Shares slip back again, European and Far East securities, Regional share prices, Pressure on £ renewed, Wall Street comes out of doldrums with new rises, Gilts rally modestly, The Times list of Latest Dividends, Recent issues, Sterling has another unsettled day, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Many small falls. Business Appointments: London post at Gen Electric of U S.
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