The Times - 13/10/1966
1966; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHURCHES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE REPORTER, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FORD GEDDES, , LEONARD A. WINES, , JOHN OUNSTED, , F. COLIN SWALLOW. Stile Close, Burford, Oxfordshire., DAVID FORBES WATT., EADWARD J. B. LANGHORNE., ANTHONY LEWIS., R. B. STUART. 10 Cumberland Gardens, W.C.1, Oct. 5., MERVYN JONES. 9 Hardy Road, Blackheath, S.E.3., From Our Latin America Correspondent, Professor J. F. Smith, FROM OUR BROADCASTING REPORTER, From Our Drama Critic, From Our Television Critic, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR CITY EDITOR, H. HEYMANN, BY OUR CITY STAFF,
ResumoNews: WHO Makes House Loans In The U.K., Powder Detergent For Jeyes, Hoover hits back, 'Register security firms' call, Dividend Regret By Chancellor, Emperor arouses Arabs' misgivings Ethiopia role seen in 'Zionist plot', Air lift aid for the hurricane area, Alf Ramsey, Negroes in an affluent society, Red Line Puzzles Pedestrians New curb for jay walkers, Ben Barka Court Expels Accused Man Twice, Tunku to seek aid for Indonesia, New Communion Service On Trial, South America buys British, More Power For Jaguars, Prices Surge On Wall Street, Gen. De Gaulle To Give Press Conference, William won, Italian Communists Face Party Split, President plans to give pensioners more Election promise of bigger benefits, Freeze policy damage to motor industry Biggest exporters 'greatest sufferer', Rhodesia plan for approval today, Lager being unloaded from the new roil on-roll off ferry ship Suffolk at Goole docks yesterday. The cargo was, Print unions cancel talk with Minister, Government urged to speed air projects Delays threaten U.K. aviation lead, firms say, Rehousing Would Raise Rent Fivefold, Vaccination dispute in Holland, Lockout Order On Swedish Teachers, My AIM IS To Recreate Tory Party-Mr. Heath Conference urges exploitation of Labour 'follies', Students On Trial In Madrid, 'Dutch Call For 'Public Spirit' Savings, Col. Gowon Wants Calm Transfer Of Power Averting further violence in Nigeria, Marjorie Sigley: Teaching Drama With A Difference, Patrols Clash On Jordan Soil, Small Chance To Bridge B.A.O.R. Cost Gap, Betting tax threat to racecourses, Lord Salisbury To Oppose Rhodesia Sanctions, Expansion in agriculture is justified, N.F.U. chief says, Rothmans offer 10% off insurance, Poor Law aid for the arts ending, Housing associations' interest worry, Madrid Talks On Gibraltar Proposed, Indian Scramble To Gain Congress Nomination, Vietcong Plan To Kill U.S. Minister, Nuclear reactor turned to cancer treatment Services laboratory leads the world, B.O.A.C. Warned Of Costs Rise, Drugs Traces After Death Evidence of supply from grocer, Coal Board H.Q. sold, Instant Steel Process Answer to rising costs, Tv Committee Split Over Colour, Africans Walk Out Of U.N. Assembly, Japanese Minister is dismissed after press criticism, Latin American caudillos' day nearly over, Punishment Of Maxwell Refused, Evans family may seek free pardon 'Would not have been found guilty if jury had had all facts', Study Of Nuclear Arms Transfer, Denmark May End Pornography Ban, Nizam's 750 relatives in pension protest Two start hunger strike over cuts, The farm they left in a town, Officer Gave Girl 'Fatherly Advice', 'Tighten rules for disabled drivers', E. Germans cut building plan, Canada urges Britain to use Expo 67, Mr. Heath remains unchallenged Rapturous ovation at conference, M. Debré insists on gold standard, London Postal Districts To Remain Extra code letters will be added, Drug Shortage In Soviet Union, 'Victim Of Ruthless Law Of Politics' Mr. Wilson Says, U.S. Wives Fight Rising Food Prices, Vacant Seat In Defence Ministry. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: S.H.A.P.E. Post For Brigadier, New chairman for insurance firm, Church News, R.A.F. Cadetships, £166,000 Grants To Colleges, Four Judges Get Knighthoods. Display Advertising: Bristol Siddeley Engines Limited,, Henlys, Neville Industrial Securities Limited, Rembrandt, Jaguar, Multiple Display Advertisements, Parkinson Cowan Limited,, Daks, The Times Bookshop, Phoeenix Assurance Company Ltd, South African Distilleries And Wines Limited, United States Lines,, Wilmot-Breeden (Holdings) Limited, Real Estate (Grand Bahama) Ltd.,, Weybridge Automobiles Ltd., Steinberg & Sons (London & South Wales) Limited, Longmans, Westminster Foreign Bank Limited, Think Pink, The Globe Telegraph And Trust Co. Ltd., Pan Am, Cambridge University Press, Maple & Co. Ltd.,, King George's Fund For Sailors, Furness Withy And Company Limited, Church's, The Society Of Motor Manufacturers And Traders Limited, The Chartered Bank. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Motor Cars, Flowers. Arts and Entertainment: Television and radio, The Sound Of Music To Stop, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,359, Women's Success At Bridge, Four Silver Bowls Fetch £1,500. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Jazy's record farewell, England Juniors Run In Image Of Seniors Hollins, Clarke and Sissons outstanding, Sports in Brief, Leaders in world show jumping, Holders and favourites both fail in fifth round, Crozier's good chance in Jockey Club Cup Considerable advantage in weight, Pritchett's winning run continued, S. Africa Lose To Scotland, Kent overcome lethargy and Eastern Counties Rowlands and back row excel. Law: Policemen's Fines Cancelled, Privilege And Visiting Forces Richards v. Naum, Edwards In Court Again, Detective dressed up as director, Doubts Over Christie Coincidence Evans may have died for wrong murder 'More than probable he killed his wife', Company Secretary Sent For Trial, Another warning for missing juror, Ombudsman's Duties May Overlap, Littlewood's Plea Dismissed Wiles v. Littlewoods Pools Ltd., Politician was attacker of Dr. Arias, Late witness remanded in custody, Laid-off man was found gassed, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Gifts For Hospital Beds Fails In Part In Re Adams Gee And Another v. Barnet Group Hospital Management Committee And Another, Inns of Court set up a senate. Picture Gallery: The Conservative Conference opens in Blackpool. Editorials/Leaders: Differences On The Home Front, Now For The Policies, 10 Rillington Place. Letters to the Editor: Parking Meters, Low-Paid Workers, Prodigious Piano Playing, Compulsory Latin, By Car To The Caucasus, Work Sharing, Why Sea Travel May Still Grow, Brain Drain And The Overseas Students, Staff Problems In Sixth Forms. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Prof. Sir Roy Cameron, Lt.-Col. Sir G. Ogilvie Administrator In India, Prof. R. S. Loomis, Lord Monslow Former M.P. For Barrow. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Reviews: Comic style of vitality and honesty, Haydn would have enjoyed this, Catcalls for unorthodox opera, The Raffles of real life Far east of Suez, New fiction, Superbly slippery Loge from Mr. Holm, For The Life Of Him, Reviewer puzzled, Guerrilla and island war, Unpredictable President, Bresson's masterpiece of a film about a donkey, Boise memorial concert, Quick guide, Doctors' dilemma. Business and Finance: Platinums firm on Jo'burg, Cameras plea forwarded to Chancellor, JAMES HOWDEN & COMPANY (Specialists in Design and Manufacture of Air and Gas Handling Plant) Group Order Book Exceeds £41,500,000, Play fair, Stock Exchange says, Sterling strong ahead of the trade figures, $1m. Lockheed contract for Field Aircraft Services, Smithfield Meat, More Talks On Ghana Debt, Americans After $50M. In Fiat Sub-Contracts Car plant for Russia, Now coal is wrapped in a plastic overcoat, Time Limit Raised For Car Makers, Mutual Funds, Income Units Response, Scot-Yields On Offer, Best Day On Wall St. For 3 Years, Grain Markets, Dearer Gold No Answer, Rockware find going hard, Overseas companies, Rubber turns easy after early gains, Western Dooars Tea Holdings Limited Profit Margins Affected By Increasing Costs Mr. J. R. Vernède's Review Of Year's Activities, Funds in big demand, General Accident Recovery, Holland Buys Gas Turbo, Australian Mining Council, Celanese to stop making rayon, Hopeful Result From Kinross, Another Short Day For Money, Furness Withy count costs of seamen's strike, Option Rates, Advance Factories Plan Approved, Unit Trust Prices, Capital Spending Downturn Gathering Pace. Business Appointments: Lord Nelson's new post. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Stock Exchange Tables: Briefly from the boardroom: NORVIC SHOE CUT DIVIDEND, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Scattered Gains Predominate, Gilts firm in busy turnover, Recent Issues, Paris Hit Again Popular shares up to 5 p.c. down, Steady buying takes pound over $2.79¼, I.B.M. Leaps $8 to $313. Property: Flats And Maisonettes, Tresidder & Co..
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