The Times - 07/01/1967
1967; Gale Group;
Autores
FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BROADCASTING REPORTER, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR RUGBY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE REPORTER, PETER MASON, Chairman, British Volunteer Programme. Manchester Grammar School, Manchester 13, Jan. 5., STEPHEN BROWN, President, Confederation of British Industry, 21 Tothill Street, S.W.1., F. L. TYE, Research Manager, The Ever Ready Company (G.B.) Ltd. Central Laboratories, St. Ann's Road, N.15., WILIAM CLARK, Director, Overseas Development Institute. 160 Piccadilly, W.1, Jan. 3., ALEXANDER HADDOW, Director, Chester Beatty Research Institute, Institute of Cancer Research: Royal Cancer Hospital Fulham Road, S.W.3, Jan. 4., RONALD GRIMSLEY. Department of French, Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road, Bristol, 8, Jan. 4, E. PENROSE, HAROLD PARKER, Chairman, C.I.B. Society of Pension Consultants., From a Correspondent, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Dr. Arnold Tovnbee, Harry Golombek, Roy Hay, From our Bridge Correspondent, Andrew Graham, CECIL NORTHCOTT, A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR TELEVISION CRITIC, From Our Music Critic, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR CITY EDITOR, BLACKFRIAR, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoPolitics and Parliament: 8 Ministers Go, Cabinet Cut Mr. Gordon Walker is brought back, Axe falls mainly on Ministers over 60. News: Mountain spectres, Teacher Sick, So School May Cut Classes City running short of replacements, Man had key to open parking meters, Airport's Future To Be Studied, Crisis ahead on rail and bus threats One-day strikes and work-to-rule, Lady Plowden Resists The Limelight, Congressman turns on his critics, Demonstrators wounded in Nigerian clash Buildings burnt and chiefs chased out, Grocery Prices Rose Last Year, Nationwide Tests Of New Heart Saver For routine use in hospitals, More French women join communists, More Soviet Factories To Work For Profit, B.B.C. Shelve Overseas Plans Effect of cuts by Treasury, No nursery fun in this toytown battle Makers and wholesalers clash on discount, Precedents For Stamp Forgeries, Czechs Shut 12 Power Plants, Mrs. Castle looks at Tyneside without prejudice, Olsens Cancel London Cargo Service, Mr. Rusk talks of bombing mistakes, Malaya floods drive 70,000 from home, Ruskin principal condemns rise in foreign students' fees, Man killed by rat disease, House Market Depression 'Worst Since 1939', Dummy car for drink tests, Daisy Days In Midwinter Beating The Mower, When gesso was in fashion, Some unusual sherries, Police Use Computer In Fight Against Crime Pilot scheme by county force, Bluebird's hull sheared off, Charm of the Odenwald., Residents object to 'teenage' club, 10 Killed By Police Fire In Patna Riot Curfew imposed and Army stands by, The Pope wants to talk peace with Peking, When pillars of Christianity are broken down, Children 'Groggy' With Drugs, Mystery Of Disgraced Chinese Leaders, Protestants Meet Vatican Secretariat, The subtle and changing beauty of Romney Marsh, 'Lack of charity killed Lord Astor', Demise of the card, Ford production line halted again Day shift men join Halewood paint shop protest, Rhodesia Reply On Grants, Muffling For Atom Tests Proved, Mr. Healey gets adviser on policy, Snow Reports, Time, motion and the wheelbarrow, U.S. Aiming At World Pact On Grain Balancing tariff concessions, Syrian and Israel forces in further clash Tanks in action near Lake Tiberias, Junior ministerial changes, Another Admiral Retires From Canadian Navy, 'Hard Sell' Defended By Traders, 250,000 new cars to be recalled. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: Olympos Ltd.,, Hogg Robinson & Capel-Cure Ltd.,, Rootes, The Vera Weizmann Memorial Fund, The Geographical Magazine, Debenham & Freebody, Appeals, Palermo Mondello Cefalu, Courtaulds Limited, Carters, Sterling Estates Group, The Times, Australian State Tourist Development, Barclays Bank Limited. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Financial, Entertainments, Lowe's Bulb Clearance Offers, Church services tomorrow, MEMORIAL Plaques, stained glass windows: book-, Seaside And Country, Travel. Sport: Top Talent Missing Covered titles off, Crawley Well In Control, Today's sporting arrangements Football League, Appeal to help helmsmen, Brazier through without conceding a point Four seeds content with straight games, Grint more than a match for Marsh Dexter beaten in President's Putter, Sports in Brief, Big Spur To Cup Teams Leggat transferred, Delayed steeplechase will help Grand National entries, Experience in midfield Australia's advantage Sharp's return is England's gamble, Boys' Seeding Justified, Barnes Out To Haslam. Arts and Entertainment: "Italy, My Italy", Fighting play of Bobby Fischer, Nuisance or nonsense?, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,431, Weekend television and radio Saturday, Botvinniks Chess Victory, Coronation Street On Monday. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery: Three people who live in Pisticci. Law: Exiles' Charge On Kider's Death, Author Says Disputed Line In Television Play IS Basic And Essential Frisby v. British Broadcasting Corporation, Husband Commited, Contempt Man Must Stay In Prison, Mr. Wilson not yet under arrest, Judge orders cross to be removed, Escaper On Guns Theft Charge, U.S. Drops Spy Charge Against Woman, Missionary Fined £75 For Assault, Widow fined £2,000 in tax case, Two On Murder Charge, Insurance Application Made 'Too Late', Police officer acquitted, Headmaster Gets Bail, Killer Shot Dead By French Police. Official Appointments and Notices: Madagascar Consecration, Queen's Botanist In Scotland, Information Chief Resigns In U.S., County Commissions, Oxford College Elections, From The London Gazette, Seychelles Post For Sir R. Ramage, Naval Promotion. Editorials/Leaders: Running Repairs, Putting Ballet On Its Feet, China's Grim Turmoil. Letters to the Editor: Charter For Drivers, College Fees, Leaving The Church, Sending Young Volunteers Abroad, Pension Rights, Science And Industry, Cancer Treatment. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Obituaries: Mr. Denys Rayner, Mr. S. G. Turner Parliamentary Bar Specialist, Professor Pieter Geyl, Sir J. Conybeare Physician Emeritus At Guy's. Reviews: Pinter play in New York, Warm welcome for an icy Princess, A great 'Saga' begins on television, Hochhuth play for National Theatre?, Jeanne Moreau on her work as a film actress, Old portable sculpture, Smaller companies take a chance with Haydn, Acquisitions by Whitworth Art Gallery, Miller's 'Alice' in America. Business and Finance: Pearl Assurance's recovery, Cigarette Advertising Battle Looms, French trade gap widens, £1M. U.S. Order For Aylesbury Firm, Unit trust prices, Fall In Copper Extended In Curb Dealings, Currency Rates For Travellers, Bank Relents: Very Large Help, Further Fall In Bill Rate, Squeeze puts a damper on banks' profits, T.D.G. Approach Williams Hudson, John Holt (Liverpool) tumble, Toymakers Prepare For Next Christmas, House buying: mortgage or endowment, Grain Markets, Imports Up After The Surcharge, Wall Street Merger, Leyland Motors results, Looking Back, Arbitration Move By Union Miniere. Business Appointments: Midland Bank Appoint P.R.O.. Stock Exchange Tables: London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Gilts Have Another Good Day, Better Tone On Paris Bourse, Weekly List Of Security Prices, Late demand for pound, European, Australian and Japanese securities, Donaldson Line jump 13s. in shipping, Recent Issues, Wall St. Up Again Profit-taking pares best marks. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property.
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