The Times - 29/01/1969
1969; Gale Group;
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By DAVID WOOD, From INNIS MACBEATH, By HUGH NOYES, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, By Staff Reporters, By MICHAEL BAILY, Transport Correspondent, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, BY OUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT CORRESPONDENT, Our Midlands Correspondent, By Our Political Staff, From BRIAN CASHINELLA, JOHN CHARTRES, By GEORGE CLARK, From PAUL MARTIN, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From RICHARD WIGG, By Our Commonwealth Staff, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From FRED EMERY, by Prudence Glynn, By Alan Blyth, By Carey Harrison From Irving Wardle Drama Critic, By Max Harrison, By Joan Chissell, W.M., By Henry Raynor, By John Chartres, Innis Macbeath, From HUGH NOYES, By NORMAN FOWLER, Our Geneva correspondent, PHS, C. WITTON-DAVIES, KADHIM M. KHALAF, W. PICKLES, DAVID LYONS., H. KUHNE, MALCOLM GREENWOOD, PAUL WINTERTON, A. L. EASTERMAN., A. E. CARTER, PETER EASTON, J. D. L. Drower, TOM JACKSON, STEPHEN SWINGLER., NIKOLAI TOLSTOY, MANFRED MANN., ROGER CICESTR, KENNETH JOHNSTONE, SYDNEY BAILEY, A. T. DOEL, A. H. M. MARTIN, BY OUR SCIENCE REPORTER, BY A STAFF REPORTER, By BEVIS HILLIER, Sale Room Correspondent, From a Correspondent, By Nature-Times News Service, From JACK FINGLETON, From JOHN WOODCOCK, Cricket Correspondent, By REX BELLAMY, Squash Rackets Correspondent, by MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, By NORMAN FOX, By TOM GERMAN, From JOHN BALLANTINE, By STUART MARSHALL, By WARWICK BROPHY, By FRANCES CAIRNCROSS, By CLIFFORD WEBB, Midlands Industrial Correspondent, By R. W. SHAKESPEARE Northern Industrial Correspondent, By JOHN CARRINGTON, By ANTHONY THOMAS Banking Correspondent, By MAURICE CORINA, By DENNIS TOPPING, DAVID DAVIS, By Our Labour Correspondent, By RODNEY COWTON, BY OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, BERRY RITCHIE, By ANTHONY THOMAS, Banking Correspondent, From PHILIP JACOBSON, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By DAVID JONES, BY BUSINESS NEWS STAFF, DEREK R. THORNTON, IAN MORISON, DAVID MILLHAM, by Pearce Wright, by Sam Heppner, by W. Silvie, by N. N. Parker Smith, by Ian Abrahams, by W. J. Fenwick,
ResumoNews: Safeguards sought on paraffin, The Course Of Nature Dazzled badgers find reversing quicker, Injured Paisley free and defiant, Talks on contracting out, Narrowing gap between work and retirement, Easy 'escape' from gaol, Wily Mr Foot starts a Powell hare, Move to end turf conflict and restore confidence in levy, Signs of rise in birth rate after steep decline, Witness says he feels sorry for Charles Kray, New Biafran airlift from Dahomey, Rich Peruvians indicted, Ian Richard Kyle Paisley, of Beersbridge Road, Belfast, styled as the Rev. Dr. Paisley, Moderator of the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster, is 42, married with three children. His wife Eileen is 35 and is a Belfast city councilor. He was educated at Rallymenn School and Technical College., Inquiry completely fair says Pueblo captain, Youth volunteers asked to 'Give a Damn', Brother to testify at Markovic inquiry, 'It's because I'm black', Planning discussions 'too long-winded', Warning on GLC home loans, How the Dutch avoided the build-up of ghettoes, A marriage to be arranged, New study of Britain's EEC link, Planets Sunspots and Jupiter link doubtful, Mail piles up as all overtime stops, Bid to buy local radio, Fire inquiry told about 2s 6d key, Troops called to quell Peshawar riots, Education in a cartridge, Many needing supplements to national insurance, Borough's 27% pupils of migrant origin, French award for Solzhenitsyn, Eight-point scheme to give higher pensions and wider range, Too many experts confuse the image, Cannabis on the increase, 'Alf' explains walk-out, Wide screen scope for producers, Malta charges rejected, Dangers of criticizing Rhodesian regime, 'Fertility' mother has quads, Cars And Drivers Retread tyre sales soar, Big grants for 222 rail services by Ministry, Bookmakers warned by Minister, Inquiry clears 3 detectives, Prague alarm at 'trend to anarchy', 16 schools in work to rule, Expulsion threat to Greece, Many to get half pay on retirement, Gromyko accuses US over Laos, Bacon pact 'in days', Ulster law to end civil disorder, Equality for women in both benefits and contributions, UN call to big four on Middle East, Biology Fish that changes colour, MPs want a better deal on expenses, Ostrich attitudes to technical advances, Bonn's support sought for common policy, Susan Garth shocked by accusation, Spain gives reasons for emergency, Broader base for Saigon Cabinet being planned, Tapping new potentials, Schoolboys' idea may save ship turbines, Today's engagements, Ninth hijacking this month, The Times Diary MPs protest to Iraq President Jan Palach's precursors Stanford drafts Prof. Robinson, Boat to beat trawler ice danger, Baghdad threat of more hangings after trials, Students quit union building, Public service pension parity would cost £100m a year. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Silent vigil outside the Iraq Embassy. Index. Display Advertising: Reader's Digest, Philip Morris International, To The Linguaphone Institute, Tvr, Caledonian Films, The National Anti-Vivisection Society, Multiple Display Advertisements, Room To Expand, Memorex, Rediffusion, Times Newspapers, Ampex, The Times, Woking Motors, Ginger Rogers, South African Airways, Pye, Detroit Bank & Trust, Healey & Baker, Rolls-Royce & Bentley, H. R. Owen, Studio 99, Eldon R. Gorst & Son, Gpo, Top Rank Television. Law: Queen's Bench Division Absent Licensee Liable For Short Measure Sopp v. Long, Court Of Appeal Bank Fails To Recover £29,500 Loan Introductions Ltd. v. National Provincial Bank Ltd., Fined for Punjabi oaths, Court Of Appeal Breath Test Order Valid As Proof Regina v. Clarke. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Savings plan takes shape, Sympathetic reaction to suggested big four Middle East talks Lords, Trade figures should highlight trends, Remedy for lease Act fault soon, Drugs must have safety clearance, Commons Waiting for the Conservatives, Jenkins is optimistic on payments. Arts and Entertainment: Paris The Spring Collections, Two 'attractive' Chinese pugs fetch £4,500, Television for today, The Three Choirs Festival, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 12,069. Reviews: Television Academic exercise, Dimitri Tiomkin as a film producer, Concerto compromise, Contrasted recorders, Candid drama of middle age Stables Theatre Club, Manchester In a Cottage Hospital. Editorials/Leaders: An Exaggerated Idea, Repression In Greece, Better If Private. Letters to the Editor: Monte Carlo Rally, Student Troubles At The Lse, Letter To The Editor When redundancy pay is preferred to a job, WHO Should Have The Bomb?, Send them down, Post Office Dispute On Pay, Helping The Disabled, Decimal Offertory, The Executions In Baghdad: Fears Felt For Other Prisoners, Nigeria And Biafra, Danish protest, Right of defence, Pinpointed, Long-term dangers, Taxpayer's view, War And Peace, Lack of communication, False allegations, Drugs Penalties. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From THE TIMES of Saturday, January 29, 1944 Getting Eros Taped. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr Charles Winninger Chubby film father figure, Obituary, Canon A. F. Matthew Chaplain in Addis Ababa. Sport: Squash Rackets Open Title Successful move to provinces, Boxing Lake beats Anderson, US Golf Archer readly for big challenge, Middlesbrough second, Sports in Brief, First Division Everton narrow gap, Today's Football, F.A. Cup Replays Birmingham take early initiative, Stoke crush Halifax, W Indian victory may rest with spinners, MCC Tour Student hits five sixes off Hobbs, Football Review Osgood has late test, Racing Timmy My Boy pleases. Classified Advertising: Domestic Situations, Personal, University Appointments, Announcements, Educational, Women's Appointments, Travel And Hotels, Advertisements, Legal Notices, Management Information Systems, Appointments. Property: London & Suburban Properties, Country Properties, Town Houses. Business and Finance: Appeal on allotment of 500,000 shares, BRIEFLY FROM THE boardroom, Two Rootes plants stopped by strikes, Another poor day for British Funds Fixed Interest, Industrial projects up, Yard peace effort fails, Setback for Chrysler, Scots merchant bank, US investors top 26m, Converging for stakes in instant foods, ICI wins dyestuffs price rise-with R & D proviso, Big switch to sea gas, TUC near decision in steel row, Ford pay plan setback, Conglomerates are tough ones to fight, Davy: profit in jeopardy, Wanted: a new way to vet mergers, Shipyard contracts soar to £401m, Hallmark Securities Limited, The Regions, A small decline after being up slightly Sterling, Campbells will switch £300,000 soup account, High marginal taxes deter hard workers, £42m GKN settlement ends steel negotiations, Commodities Copper reacts to close £5 10s lower, BUSINESS diary Gaps in the commission, Regional Share Prices, Motor cycle exports up, NY sugar three to six points higher, Bowmaker counterbid, FOR THE Saver $35m fund has all the trimmings, Company Meeting The Charter Trust & Agency Limited, Credit surplus offset Money Market, Steep climb in most imports, Two more conglomerates for the BoT, company NEWS Hallmark interim profit up 39 pc, 1968 First Quarter, Unit Trust Prices, Latest takeover situations bring fresh demand EQUITY Markets, Monopolies move endangers Allied's European plans, As Amalgamation Tide Rises, Signs Of A Change In Government's Attitude On Takeovers Schweppes and Cadbury in £222m merger plan, Deflation effect of pensions scheme, Wall Street Formless session with losses ahead slightly, Pledge given on separate PO accounts, How The Markets Moved, The Times Share Indices, New Issues Chrysler looks again to Europe, European And Far East Securities, Bids, Deals & Mergers Renold counters for keelavite, Advertising & Marketing, mining Recovery at Broken Hill South, Car exports up by 34.6 per cent, Diederichs flies in for gold talks. Business Appointments: Business Appointments Wellcome promotions. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times List Of Latest Dividends, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Cadbury jump 14s, Recent Issues.
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