The Times - 20/04/1968
1968; Gale Group;
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From JEAN-FRANCOIS LE MAUFF-Hanoi, April 19, FROM BERNARD WEINRAUB, CAM RANH BAY, SOUTH, From PETER HOPKIRK, From IAN McDONALD-Washington, April 19, By A STAFF REPORTER, By CLIVE BORRELL, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, BY A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Campbeltown, April 19, BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From PHILIP HOWARD-Sheffield, April 19, FROM OUR CHURCHES CORRESPONDENT, From PAT HEALY-Llandudno, April 19, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From DESSA TREVISAN-Prague, April 19, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From MICHAEL HORNSBY-Berlin, April 19, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-New York, April 19, From EVELYN IRONS, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT-Amman, April 19, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, By MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, By JIM SNOW, Northern Racing Correspondent, By TIM SNOW, By PAMELA MACGREGOR MORRIS, By GEOFFREY GREEN, Football Correspondent, By NORMAN CREEK, By ROBIN MARLAR, By REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent, By ROY McKELVIE, FROM NEIL ALLEN-Lausanne, April 19, By Nature-Times News Service, By BEVIS HILLIER, SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, By the Rev. Ian Mackenzie, By BEVIS HILLIER, Sale Room Correspondent, From MICHAEL WOLFERS, From LOUIS HEREN., PHS, From Mr. Christopher Brocklebank-Fowler and Mr. Reginald Watts, CHRISTOPHER BROCKLEBANKFOWLER, Chairman of the Bow Group. REGINALD WATTS. Immediate Past, BERESFORD HOLDING-PARSONS., JOHN HATCH, , EVELYN DUNFORD., MARIGOLD THURSO., IAN MARTIN, Ex-President of the Union: KEN JARROLD, Vice-President of the Union: PATRICK TYSON-CAIN, Secretary of the Union: LYNDA LOCKYER, member of Union Standing Committee. Ex-ViceChairman Cambridge University Conservative Association: HUGH ANDERSON, member of Union Standing Committee: HELENE MIDDLEWEEK, member of Union Standing Committee: ROGER EVANS, member of Union Standing Committee and Registrar of C.U.C.A.: JULIAN GIBSONWATT, Chairman of C.U.C.A.; CHRISTOPHER CLARKE, Ex-chairman of C.U.C.A.: RICHARD WYBER, Treasurer of C.U.C.A.: JOHN UNDERHILL, Ex-Secretary of C.U.CA.; PETER RIDDELL, Ex-Treasurer of C.U.C.A.; PETER DAVIES, Ex-Chairman of C.U.C.A.; HOWARD FLIGHT, Ex-Chair-, PERCY GOURGEY., FRED MCCONNELL., JOHN GATES., A. REDDING., By Peter Ryde, Golf Correspondent, H. A. WILLIAMS., H. A. RAMSAY., C.-C. SCHWEITZER., H. RUSSELL VERNON., ABU HAROON., STOCKS. Aubrey Lodge, W.8., NORMAN REID, , By JOHN CARRINGTON, By ROY MACKIE, By MAURICE CORINA, By BUSINESS NEWS STAFF, By FRANCES CAIRNCROSS, By GEORGE PULAY, City Editor, By RUPERT WYNDHAM, By PHILIP JACOBSON, By JOHN GILMORE, PAUL DERRICK., By CLIFFORD WEBB, Midland Industrial Correspondent, By JOHN PRICE, by Harlan W. Hamilton, ALAN BLYTH, STEPHEN WALSH., STEPHEN WALSH, WILLIAM GAUNT, DAVID WADE, BY GERALD REITLINGER, DAVID PRYCE-JONES, BY ROGER MANVELL, PHILIP HOBSBAUM, BY STANLEY JACKSON, CAMPBELL BLACK, BY DONALD S. CONNERY, WILLIAM TREVOR, BY GRAHAM McINNES, JULIAN JEBB, CHRISTINA WOOD, BY ESTEBAN MONTEJO, MICHAEL WOOD, J. G. BALLARD, By C. M. Bowra, EDITED BY GEOFFREY SUMMERFIELD, GEOFFREY PAXTON, BY MORDECAI RICHLER, W. J. IGOE,
ResumoNews: Bank raider foiled by manager, River beautiful, Bus Crews To Press For Pay Deal, Storm about college girl rights, Treasury calls for watch on dearer mortgages, What to look out for, Caution's the watchword, Heiress 'left no will', Hopes persist in US, THE TIMES Saturday REVIEW, Claret and Alsatian, Cut tyre in Clark car, Judge on anti-hunt 'rabble', Curfew Imposed In Freetown Seven-man Interim Council, Rejected suitor kidnaps girl, Bigger cuts in defence not solution-Mr Wilson, Science Report Conservation Bringing back the Pine Marten, Kaunda imposes curbs, Jordan parties unite in defying ban, 'City of hope' for marchers, Rhodesia extends state of emergency, Masaryk investigator found dead, Concrete mixing plant must go, Students Split In Berlin, Journalists oppose Government intervention, Form-filling 'curse of our age', Hanoi Rejects List Of 10 Suggestions For Meeting Place Insistence on Warsaw for peace talks, Police called to school crowd, Kosygin visit disappoints Pakistan, Tompion Clock Fetches £4,800 £124,496 Raised At Two-Day Sale, Field-fresh flavour, The Times Diary How Panayotis Ellis died Tories lose secretary to Soames Truth and politics by Beeching, Twin for Hogarth Chelsea Trump, Science teachers' pay 'too low', Masters Demand Return Of Cane Power 'being undermined', Czech prelates in Rome, All quiet after meal riot, Church study of changing role, White youths kill Negro in street, Fly-By-Day BAT Goes Hungry, Anti-missiles too costly for Nato Rejection by Ministers, High life in Greece before the Greeks, Zambia to control British firms, Prestige and grace, Where politicians could learn from the Cross, Wreath for Byron irks Athens, Woman beats off kidnappers, Escaped prisoner sought in Luther King case, New York's 746 murders, How Airman Nugent made President Johnson glad, Saigon denies Ky involvement in opium traffic, 50 children march on council, Wilson firm over pay limit, 11 airmen killed in Shackleton Fourth crash in six months, Cream of a county, Crossman's race plea to Tories United attitude urged, £71,000 load of silver hijacked. News in Brief. Display Advertising: The Illustrated London News, Allen & Unwin, Herbert Jenkins, Fernbank Nurseries Ltd.,, Dunhill, Rank Hotels, Multiple Display Advertisements, Empire Catering, J. L. Gmach & Co. Ltd., Lynwood, Mallett, Honda, Hutton Beanpole, The Times, The Sunday Times., "Piper", Bishopsgate Typewriter Co Ltd., Worth, West London Direct Supplies (TIO), Travel, E. P. Benson, Sasso, Thames And Hudson, Legge, Wilsons Of Fareham, Polyanthus, Lister. Index. Classified Advertising: Church services tomorrow: first Sunday after Easter, The Boat Yard, Iver, Announcements, Connoisseurs' Guide, Extra Large Top Quality Nursery Stock, New Heart, Travel, Entertainments, Appointments. Property: Seaside And Country, Country Properties. Picture Gallery: Ingres draws the young Liszt, Family outing. Official Appointments and Notices: New Air Safety Chief, Deputy Lieutenants, Lord Sorensen, New Recorder of Rochester, Oxford, Brigadier H. B. Glvert and Mr.. Sport: Fitness earns Norman win, Tournament won by a fraction, England SLIP Behind, Sports in Brief, Miss Bairstow surprises, Weekend sporting arrangements Association Football, Trophy for Oliver, S Africa hand in list, Young British golfers battle for success in America, Fine Display By Foxdor, Fletcher may gain second National, Ice skating, 'Standing Only' For Seven-A-Sides, Hutchins improves Davis Cup hopes Curtis beaten by Wilson, Brundage Likely To Triumph Hint of demonstrations, Players sit on League fence, Northern XIs run true to form, Acid test at Newbury for So Blessed, Leeds may benefit by Albion's problems, Chebs Lad Should Hold Laureate, Bury miss chances. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 Years Ago From THE TIMES of Wednesday. Obituaries: Andrée Howard Choreographer and dancer, Obituary, Canon Lowther Clarke, Sir John Salmond. 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Business and Finance: Amey plans to pay two points extra, Car shake-out denied, Belgian brewery shares suspended, Meyer wins bid for timber firm, For The Saver Scarcity value in Overseas units, Dearer mortgages on May 1, Kaunda blow to copper shares, Rival bidder for Joseph Rodgers, Sterling down in quiet market, £ falls 15 points after US move, BSC has talks-and strikes, U S bank for Brussels, The surge that brought the market to its peak, Esso blames loss on price cuts, Granada TV Rentals aims at 1m set mark, Good second half for C A Parsons, BRIEFLY from the BOARDROOM, City Deep Limited Consolidated Main Reef Mines And Estate Limited Crown Mines Limited Ferreira Estate And Investment Company Limited Geldenhuis Deep Limited, 'Worst crisis since 1931 and Congress must act', Treasury step in on Kuwait 'gap' cash deals, Smith & Nephew shares up 7½d, Easier trend in leading shares, Paint sustains high output, Low profits and tax endanger agencies, New Kennedy Round offer, CWS to shut factory, Reyrolle, The Times List Of Latest Dividends, Travel firm cuts holiday tours, Algoma Central Railway Sir Denys Lowson on Shipping Developments Good Long Term Prospects, TUC may step in on engineering pay row, Rival for Liebig's is possible, How do your savings add up?, How The Markets Moved, Dividend 'injustice', Bill rate rises by 1s. 8d., Brooke Bond and Liebig's agree on £5m merger, Rand Mines Properties Limited, Afternoon recovery, Engineering: the next step, Carreras profits jump by £1.2m., Cost of living reaches new peak, Easy close in money, Roan Selection optimistic. Stock Exchange Tables: NY silver gains strength, Share indices, Closing Prices-continued, Independent Investment sells shares, New Issues Spiraflite offer on way, Good recovery in silver, Sharp setback on Wall St, London Stock Exchange Prices Large falls in copper mines. Arts and Entertainment: Radio SUNDAY, Television SUNDAY, Thegambler's licence, Chess, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,829, Television SATURDAY, Radio SATURDAY. Weather: The Weather. Reviews: Notes on music to watch, New play worth hearing, Wild pride Bwana Game The Life Story Of George Adamson, Pantomime, pure and applied, Imagists and Eskimos Primitive Song, Scarlatti's 114th opera, New bequest to Courtauld, The literature of escape has engen-, The Jews destroyed: betrayal, aid, resistance The Final Solution, Her life in her art Ellen Terry, The Twenties were not all Noel, Surviving witness The Autobiography Of A Runaway Slave, An area of light Goodbye, Melbourne Town, No skeletons The Sassoons, Pop strip Cocksure, Does the future still exist?, Lucky Scots will soon have a, Six Finnish composers, For three weeks from April 23, Mamoulian's 16 in 40 years, Qualities confirmed, The little insects may now join in, Ireland in passing The Irish.
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