The Times - 31/01/1966
1966; Gale Group;
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From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Northern Racing Correspondent, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Motoring Correspondent, From Our Churches Correspondent, From Our Broadcasting Correspondent, From Our Air Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our European Economic Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From a Special Correspondent, From Our Johannesburg Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Monitor, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY EDITOR, From MONITOR, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, W. G. JACKSON. Park House, Dunsdale, Guisborough, North Yorkshire, Jan. 28., S. E. SCROPE. 8 Donne Place, Chelsea. S.W.3., MORRIS. 8 Carlos Place, Grosvenor Square, W.1., A. V. PAGE. 16 Berkeley Street, W.1. Jan. 25., France MAURICE BLANCHOT; ANDRÉ BRETON; JEAN CASSOU; MARGUERITE DURAS, PIERRE EMMANUEL; ANDRÉ FRÉNAUD; JEAN GUEHENNO; FRANCOIS MAURIAC. Germany HEINRICH BOELL; GUENTER GRASS; UWE JOHNSON; HANS MAGNUS ENZENSBERGER; KLAUS HAUPPRECHT; MARTIN WALSER. Italy LIBERO BIGIARETTI; ITALO CALVINO; DIEGO FABBRI; ALBERTO MORAVIA; IGNAZIO SILONE; GIANCARLO VIGORELLI. U.S.A. HANNAH ARENDT; W. H. AUDEN; SAUL BELLOW; MICHAEL HARRINGTON; ALFRED KAZIN; MARY McCARTHY; DWIGHT MACDONALD; ARTHUR MILLER; PHILIP RAHV; PHILIP ROTH; MEYER SCHAPIRO; WILLIAM STYRON. U.K. A. ALVAREZ; A. J. AYER; DAVID CARVER; BRIAN GLANVILLE; GRAHAM GREENE; JULIAN HUXLEY; ROSAMOND LEHMANN DORIS LESSING; IRIS MURDOCH; HERBERT READ; CLANCY SIGAL; MURIEL SPARK; PHILIP TOYNBEE; JOHN WAIN; BERNARD WALL; C. V. WEDGWOOD; REBECCA WEST. January 28., ROY BOULTING. 224A King's Road, Chelsea, S.W.3., GLANVILLE WILLIAMS. Merrion Gate, Gazeley Lane, Trumpington. Cambridgeshire, Jan. 28., WILFRED MILLS. MYRE SIM., Marguerite Clark, WYNDHAM THOMAS, Director, Town and Country Planning Association. The Planning Centre, 28 King Street, Covent Garden, V.C.2., JOHN PINSENT. Department of Greek, The University, Liverpool 3, Jan. 27., ROBERT SPEER. Stable Cottage, Fulford Park, York, Jan. 27., Mr. John Boyd-Carpenter, L. J. B.-C., Our Athletics Correspondent, K. J. J., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, H. C. H., JACKIE MOORE, From a Staff Reporter., From Our Estates Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our New York Music Critic, From Our Art Critic, From a Correspondent, Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, PROFESSOR JOHN O'MEARA, PROFESSOR JAMES MEENAN, STANISLAUS LYNCH, ULICK O'CONNOR, GARRET FITZGERALD, WESLEY BOYD, HUGH MONRO, ERSKINE CHILDERS, T.D., PATRICK LYNCH, BY MICHAEL McINERNEY, BASIL PETERSON,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: J. H. Kenyon Ltd., Funeral Directors,, Business Premises, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Italians Win Bob Championship, Sports in Brief, Skiing, Character And Patience May Yet Save England Captain's Tactics Open To Criticism, Henry Leaf Cup, Fredde Gains Support For Aintree Impressive Doncaster Success From Stirling, Two Wickets Go Before Lunch, North Recover In Second Half, Belle Vue Bout For Boxing Purists, Brabazon Trophy For Bibbia, Chelsea Marry Poise And Punch Burnley 1, Chelsea 2, Audacious French Pack Baffle Irish Great-Hearted Tackling Of No Avail, North Hold On To Lacrosse Lead, Two Selected For Oxford Golf Side, Dominance Of Portsmouth Runners, Walk-Over For Miss Smith. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,141, Television Programmes. News: Canadian Air Order Goes To France Mystere JET Deals Blow To British Hopes, Party Emphasis On Economics, S. African Town Council Uses Magic To Exorcize Ghost, Plowden Visit To Only One Factory 'Incredible', Air Firms Say 'Creeping Nationalization' And Monopoly Buying Fears, Mr. Wilson Says Budget Will Face The Facts, Call For Aerospace Council To End Varying Policies, Winged Spirits Are Rising, Hanoi Message To Britain, Council May Scrap £24,000 Homes, Reservations On Land Bill, Mr. Johnson Orders Study Of Vatican Peace Move Continuation Of North Vietnam Bombing Pause Expected, Where Warm Winds Blow, Japanese Hotel For Berlin, Money And Time Wasted, Bonn Pleased That German Compromise Succeeded, Diocesan Conferences Too Unwieldy, Critics Say, Electronic Brains Bring End Of An Era, Changed Fortunes, Snow Reports, Grass Mixtures For High Nitrogen Level, Britain's Overseas Press Campaign, £35M. Deal Lost To Britain Italians Get Peru Power Contract Consortium Outbid, Reorganization of the primary schools, Case For Change In Eton Dress 'Not Strong Enough', 'Half-Baked Plans' Of Mr. Wilson, New Plans For Turf, Tory Tax Switch Lurks Behind New Slogans, The Pope Suggests U.N. Arbitration, Two M.P.s Sample Fish And Chips Value-For-Money Tour, Direct Challenge To Mr. Smith, Learning to Live With Medicare, Hongkong's Birth Rate Falls, Cork-Sweet And Rebel City, Pathan Leader In Retreat, Princess Expects Second Baby, Nothing Easy About This ABC of Climbing, Call To 'Black' Ford Work, Credit Stop Order Proposed, France Ends Boycott Of Common Market No Winners Or Losers After Midnight Agreement, E.T.U. Seeking Way To Join Shipyard Company Others May Now Come In, Ghana Attack On Traders, Counting Heads And Tails On Farming Issues, Plans For Aircraft Industry, Mrs. Gandhi May Have Talks With President Ayub, Mr. Lee Sees No Problems On Use Of Singapore Base, Wildfowl Use The Stars For Navigational AIDS, A successful comeback, Effect Of New Blood Test, Accident Theory In Gas Deaths, Religion On Tv For Indians And Pakistanis, Belgian Warning On Costs, Railway Critic Suspended Safety Campaign To Go On, Still A Movement Off The Land, Three Unions To Discuss Closer Working Arrangements, The Experience of Sauna, Critical Shortage Of Clerks, Cautious Move For Islamic Unity, Continuing dominance of Irish horses, Garages To Be Equipped For Car Analysis Safety And Performance Check In 20 Minutes, Farming Notes And Comments, M.P.'S Questions On Student Ban, Industry's growing output and exports, Russia Seeks To Set Her History Straight Anti-Stalin Distortions Are Condemned In 'Pravda', Plastics-mad Paris, From Cropping To Grass, Pilots Want Safer Gap On Request, The Wandering Beggar Comes Home, Spacemen Better Than Machines, Japanese Shipping Strike Costs Owners £6M., Train Gang's Transfer In Helicopter From Durham To Parkhurst Stringent Test Of New Block, Country Of Unmarred Beauty, Dispute Stops 49 London Buses Free Coaches On Routes Today, Notebook, Nigerians Told To Throw Away Their Party Flags Gen. Ironsi Outlines Plan Of Action, Cold Spell In U.S. Sets Record, Worthy of her martyrs, Accent on simplicity, President Makarios Scores A Victory In Athens Freedom From Foreign Intervention Before Enosis For Cyprus, No bed of roses for transport ministry, Famine Relief Not Urgent, Nuclear Pact Tactics, A Soup to Keep Out the Cold, Canada To Discuss Uranium, Reith Commission's Report Soon, Rain A Snag In Move To Fix Easter, A glass of the right stuff, Looking for wider export outlets, Inquiry Into Broad Sanctuary, Complete Trade Ban On Rhodesia British Warning On Credit For Illegal Regime Joint Undertakings With Zambia To Receive Licences. Display Advertising: Rolinco, Senior Service, Multiple Display Advertisements, Sgi International Holdings S.A., A1, The Port Of Dublin, National Star Brick And Tile Holdings Limited, Murrays, British Sugar Corporation Limited, Ireland, Shannon-Ireland, The Times, Woolwich, Guinness & Ireland, Actions Hotel, Kinsale, Co. Cork., Telefis Eireann Irish Television, Stylo Shoes Limited, Aer Lingus Irish, I C I, The Industrial Credit Company, Limited, Macdonald, Player & Wills (Ireland) Limited, Unity Plan, Principals, International Insurance Intrelligence, Enqueries, National And Grindlays, Luncheon Vouchers Ltd.,, Shelbourne Hotel,, International Hotel Killarney. News in Brief. Law: Police Search For Killer Widens Village Of Fears, Telephone Vandals Sent To Gaol, Indian Accused Of Killing Brother, Three Acquitted In U.S. Case On Cancer Remedy Claim, Press Publicity As Deterrent. Official Appointments and Notices: Gentlemen-At-Arms, Bristol College Of Science, Church News, Rent Assessment Panels, Oxford, From The London Gazette, Friday, January 28, 1966, Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy, E.T.U. Secretary Resigns. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Diary. Picture Gallery: Pavilions for Expo 67. Index. Editorials/Leaders: What Sort of Commission?, Overlapping Unions, Men for the Moon, Sanctions are Tightened, Off The Rocks. Letters to the Editor: An Appeal For Freedom Fate Of Soviet Writers, Hull North Voting, A Profession's Duty, New Towns, Politicians, Too?, Broadcasting Finance, Abortion Law Reform, Defence Talks, Residents-Only Parking. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. J. L. Weinstein, Mr. Hartley Power, Sir George Barstow Former Chairman Of The Prudential, Mr. Andrew G. Lynch, Rt. Rev. F. O. T. Hawkes, Mr. Joe Binks, Dame Edith Pitt, Sir Stephen Pierssené Reviving The Post-War Conservative Party. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Property: Home Counties House Values On The Upward Trend, Factories & Warehouses, Knight, Frank & Rutley. Reviews: Italian Actor's Original View of Faust, Supernatural Too Much for TV, Schumann's Manfred Gets a Hearing, Boosting Sales: Story Told In Many Languages, Watercolours of Unusual Interest, National Theatre For Montreal, Neglected Play Of Merit, Pianist Best In Chopin, Venezuelan Painter's London Retrospective Exhibition, Great Artists In Harness, Fine Singing in Boito Opera. Business and Finance: Lower Profits Feared By Wellman Eng., Elecitric Construction £500,000 Debenture, Fine Year For Man-Made Fibres 1966 Opens Well, Mr. Anthony Barber Joins Chartered Bank, Four Japanese Steel Firms To Merge, M.K. Electric Allotments, Record Year By Scottish United Investors, Swedes Like British Marine Paints, Firestone Expect New Records, B.M.C. Display At Amsterdam Show, Milan Higher In Spite Of Heavy Profit-Taking Strong Rise On Paris, Raw Cotton In Demand Peak Consumption Last Season, France To Encourage Foreign Investment, Progress On Liquidity Problem Mr. Roosa At Teach-In, Computer Share Choice Beats the Index, Commodity Markets, Advisory Group On Japan Formed, Sifam In Paris, Dawson Bros. Outlook, Early Discomfort In Lombard St. Overcome, Guide To Power Presses Regulations, Pound Steady Until Late In Week, S. Jerone & Sons (Holdings), Kuwait Shipping Co. In Liverpool, 3 Ports Handle Bulk Of Timber Imports, Cotton Wool Factory For N. Zealand, Central Wagon Form New Company, G.B.A.G.-Socony Mobil Deal Gets Mixed Reception, Gadgetry In The Kitchen Boosts Sales, Pledge From Braid Group, Settle Speakman Acouisition, Japan Feels Copper Shortage, Planning To Come To Market, W. & G. Unit Trust Sold, £1M. Rope Contract Expected, Spanish Order For Lurgi, U.S. Businessmen Fear Inflation, $5M. Purchase By Gen. Dynamics, French Near To Agreement On Oil, £1M. Woodrow Scheme In Ghana, Spanish Order For Ideal-Standard, Bigger Surplus For Savings. Stock Exchange Tables: £60m. Question Answered Today, Latest Dividends. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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