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The Times - 01/04/1969

1969; Gale Group;

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From MICHAEL HORNSBY, From MICHAEL WOLFERS, From NICHOLAS HARMAN, By Our Political Staff, BY OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, By CLIVE BORRELL, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, By HENRY STANHOPE, Our Midlands Correspondent, From TREVOR FISHLOCK, BY OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, By Our Estates Correspondent, By PHILIP HOWARD, From BASIL GINGELL Naval Correspondent, By Our Bridge Correspondent, From LOUIS HEREN, IAN McDONALD, From DAVID BONAVIA, From PETER HAZELHURST, Our Tel Aviv Correspondent, From GLADWIN HILL, From Our Own Correspondent, From JEROME CAMINADA, PHS, By BRIAN MacARTHUR Education Correspondent, LOUIS HEREN, DONALD EBOR, DEREK KNIGHTS., JOHN WARBURTON, M.E. BATHURST, R. D. REID, MIKE FABER., NOBLE FRANKLAND, By Andrew Shonfield, G. R. JUDD, BARRY T. AIKMAN, N. C. CROFT-COHEN, HUGH ANDERSON, JOHN KANE-BERMAN, R. LEEDS, By GERALDINE KEEN Sale Room Correspondent, BY A STAFF REPORTER, By U. A. TITLEY, Rugby Correspondent, By REX BELLAMY, NORMAN FOX, By MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, By Our Racing Correspondent, By Our Newmarket Correspondent, By TOM GERMAN, By DOUGLAS CALDER, By RICHARD STREETON, By ROY MCKELVIE, By Our Lacrosse Correspondent, By GEOFFREY GREEN, From Peter Davis New York Music Critic, By Stanley Sadie, M.H., By Nature-Times News Service, From a Correspondent, By Michael Billington, BY OUR ASTRONOMICAL CORRESPONDENT, By Arnold Fellows, From GEOFFREY CHARLES, Motoring Correspondent, By MAURICE CORINA, By GILES SMITH, By DAVID JONES, By GILLIAN O'CONNOR, From PHILIP JACOBSON, By R. W. SHAKESPEARE, By MICHAEL BAILY Shipping Correspondent, By ANTHONY ROWLEY, By CLIFFORD WEBB, From PATRICIA LLOYD JONES, KENNETH OWEN, BERRY RITCHIE, INDUSTRIAL EDITOR Joe Roeber writes, By ANTHONY THOMAS Banking Correspondent, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By ERIC WIGHAM, Labour Correspondent, By Our Political Correspondent, HUGH DARLING, R. A. WEALE, HAMILTON., DAVID MILLHAM, IAN MORISON,

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News: Slimming pills kill sisters, Pueblo crew 'ransomed', How applicants are vetted, Investment Nervousness over British Budget, Law students object to question, Israel public asked to pay for jets, Safeguarding a paradise, People and immigration Doors remain wide open, Ores continue to show their metal, Crop boom brings market problem, Rebuke to Czechs over riots, Politicians row over ugly sister state, NUS plea for better teaching, Disorders in cities disclosed by Prague, People and immigration Youth that never knew depression, Still a million new acres every year, Social planning: Scientific development Poverty remains an issue, Armed gang of 8 hijack £75,000 bullion in van, Dutschke turned back at Calais, Mud Replaces Hallowed Turf Time for the plough to share Wembley, Protests by 500 Basque priests, Regrets, but hope justified, Niggardly regard for research, More finance for vital links, Problems remain after Anguilla agreement, 1,000 'B' Specials for guard duties, Pembroke Labour officials to quit, BBC reject advertising, A plan, to avoid the French veto in Europe, No anti-Wilson lobby, Nicholas says, Investiture safety test, Many economic benefits, Cars And Drivers Maverick, son of Mustang, hits trail, Hot water battle over tariffs, Doctors' pay warning in S Africa, National parks: Communications Public pressure for new wildlife policy, The greatest curse to Britain, Farmers lose milk battle, Smith says many want republic, Mr Billy Cotton gets wreaths from his audience, Emergency at protest air station, Mafia myth exposed by professor, Solicitor complains of monopoly by Bar, Real partners in Pacific, The Times Diary Barrault's Rabelais for National Theatre Stammerers' self-help Harpsichordist's trials, Oxford's new road plan approved, Cairo casualties in earthquake, Millionaire challenges US nuclear tests, Navy's last fixed-wing squadron, Death-crash car raised from Pendine grave, Pakistan officials ousted, 'Unions ready for sensible change', Brakes on the free-wheelers, Simple splendour at Eisenhower funeral, Nigerian bombing of Biafra targets to continue, The way into the Cabinet, Potential of the pioneer, Focus on the heartland, Biafra rebuff to Wilson's invitation, Selection of pupils for all-in schools gets approval, Political break with 20-year tradition, Envoys avoid meeting Rhodesian Minister, Kenya rush to Britain, Oil wealth lies under water, Talks today over BOAC strike, Lundy may be bought by trust, Cricketer cleared of theft, Today's engagements, Greek appeal for Nato unity, End of the world, Children hurt by steel barb mine in Saigon, National feeling on the upsurge. Politics and Parliament: State pay decision 'later', Union reform talks must be thorough, Sandys's cat among Labour pigeons, Tributes to a great American, JP banned from bench for a year, Farm Price Review Minister's charge: Tories just playing politics, Motion to admit TV cameras, Crossman warns on pensions. Picture Gallery: AUSTRALIA a special report. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: Silver Auctions, Scotfunds, The Commercial Bank Of Australia Limited, Local Authority Bonds, Australian T0urist Commission, The Swire Group, Philippine Air Lines, Public Utilities Board Singapore, National Westminster Bank Group, Odeon Marble Arch, Hill Samuel Group Limited, Chief Migration Officer, Leicester Permanent, The National Bank Of Australasia Ltd, Protest Exhibition, B A C, Commonwealth Trading, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Watney Mann Limited, The Commercial Banking Company Of Sydney, Love Match By Warners, Consolidated Gold Fields Australia Limited, Multiple Display Advertisements, Faron, New South Wales, The English Scottish & Australian Bank Limited, Bonners, Productive Building Society, Insurance, Lombard Australia, Qantas, Whiteley, Muir & Zwanenberg Limited, Easter Appeals, Bank Of New South Wales, Club 92, The Bank Of Adelaide, Vent-Axia, Save The Children Fund, Bell's Scotch Whisky "Afore ye go", Chase Manhattan, Queensland, Department Of Trade And Industry, Morgan, Melbourne Grammar School, The Australian Army, Crusaders, Trico, Richard Ellis,. Sallmann & Seward, The Hongkong Bank Group, Vic Hallam, Rootes, Pember & Boyle, Bond Corporation Pty., Lend Lease Corporation Limited, Estates House, Fidelity International Fund N. V., Pickfords, Timing And Trendex, Jones Lang Wootton, The City Offices Company Limited, Investments, Bank Of Montreal, Join The Crusade!, The Times, Asea, Daimler, Opportunities For Graduates, Austiox...Tioxide, Wesfarmers, Rtz, Bahamas, Australian Financial And Migrant Information Service, Prudential, Yellow Pages, Petfoods, Prudential Assurance Company, Brian Koetser Gallery, Wool. Weather: The Weather. Law: Vicarage incident: man acquitted, Beatle and wife fined £500, Gandar trial told of press duty to publish, Probate, Divorce And Admiralty Division Wife's Ohio Decree IS Recognized Alexander v. Alexander, Sykes And Others v. Midland Bank Executor And Trustee Co. Ltd. And Others. Property: Tax-burdened mansion offered for sale, CHRISTIE'S Fine Art Auctioneers Since 1766, London And Suburbs, Furniture And Fine Art Sales. Arts and Entertainment: Bronze Li-Ting is sold for 6,500 gns, Betty Grable In Wild West Musical, Television for today, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 12,122, International team wins. Editorials/Leaders: Smiles In Anguilla, Moscow Back On Its Target, Rough Justice Over Milk. Letters to the Editor: Ministerial Candour, Euthanasia, Television History, Squeeze On Farming, Short-sighted view of US markets, Commonwealth links, Boac Pilots' Strike, Tour Of South Africa, Heavy traffic, University salaries, Ulster's advantages, Reconciling Ancient York To The 20th Century, Mental Hospitals, No mixed audiences, Anguilla, Lifeboat Service. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: News from the universities Oxford, Latest Appointments Bea Chairman Reappointed. Births. Obituaries: Obituary, Mr Karl Hagedorn Textile designer and painter, Mr Arthur Hickman Picture selection for The Times. Sport: Only one change by England for vital match, Sports in Brief, Rackets Tonbridge topple seeds, Today's football Association, Hunt wins Italian golf event, Runners at Folkestone today, Football Review Snow stops game at Burnley, Highlights on record, Racing Success Story Spotlight descends on another Walwyn, Schools Cricket Prospects-I Rebuilding means some young sides this year, First Division Arsenal defence shines again, Lacrosse Small teams attract crowds, US Golf Jacklin five behind winner, Rugby club records London And South East, Racing results yesterday Fontwell Park, London in unison, Boat Race Practice Next two days so important for Oxford, Welsh tour party, Yesterday's results First Division. Reviews: Dermatology Weed killers damage fingernails, Sportsmen play the money game, There Andhair Fashlon by Prudence Glynn Inconvenient hair, Complaints of monopoly in theatre subsidies, Two New York ways of staging Verdi, Hair Convenience hair, Perceptive Schubert pianist, Things Seen Where no picture is rejected, Pasolini stages his own play, Opulent vulgarity, Racine's Berenice, Opera on modern Christ, Realists have edge on hardliners, Physics Explanation of abnormal water, New composers are in harmony, Science Literature Writings on science scrutinized, Third force in the language, School for young musicians. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): The night sky in April, 25 years ago From THE TIMES of Thursday, March 30, 1944 Free Gold Prices. Classified Advertising: Marketing Opportunities, Businesses For Sale, Announcements, Women's Appointments, Today's Appointments, Legal Notices, Sgs, Mead Of London. Business and Finance: BRIEFLY FROM THE boardroom, Implications of overseas steel-making, J Walter Thompson shares for Wall Street, Whitbread offer £3m for R White, Whitehall studies call for cotton tariff, mining RTZ pays 2s again, Bids, Deals & Mergers Valor flares on Falks move, Banca Commerciale Italiana, Company Meeting Anglo-American Securities Corporation, Board backs £21m Shell bid for LTH Oil Wharves, Pay offer to engineering clerks, Notice Of Redemption to the Holders of Imperial Japanese Government, Gallaher-1968 Statement by the Chairman, Mr. Mark Norman, Shops hit by drop in pre-Budget spending: curbs are biting, EQUITY Markes Revived bid activity helps selected issues, The Bourses Fiat featured on Milan, How The Markets Moved The major rises..., The Regions, FOR THE saver Mid 20's eye catcher, Transport Development Group In 1968, BOAC facing £100,000 a day freight loss, Fixed Interest Another good day for British Funds, Decca shares show gains, Xerox helps Rank profits jump 64 pc, company NEWS Bumper £1.2m profit by Slumberland, Jeyes shelve 'rights' plan, P&O may spend £200m-and much of it in Japan, Britain is major capital partner, Revenue up by £2,136m, Corby steel dismissal notices suspended, 'Give us a chance to show our paces' Sir Frank Kearton, Chairman of Courtaulds, examines yesterday's report by the Textile Council and asks on behalf of the whole Lancashire industry, Sterling Good buying boosts rate 10 points to $2.3945, Societe Generale De Belgique Report For 1968 (1), Lancashire is pleased, An industry forced back to protection, Car output fails by 10 pc, Esso reorganizes its marketing structure, Money Market Large scale help from the Bank, Company Meeting Middle Witwatersrand (Western Areas) Limited Mr. S. G. Menell's review, Rank runs ahead of its profit forecast, contracts $11m radar set orders, Cases may go to the CIR, RTZ The Rio Tinto-Zinc Corporation Limited Preliminary Statement, Investment and manufacturing Structural change in share markets, Executive wastage warning, Plan to save big casting waste bill, Triumph strikers halt plant, BUSINESS diary Pleasure out of leisure, U S markets closed, London and Manchester Assurance Company Limited Record Level Of New Business Substantial Investment Appreciation Complete Bonus System Investment-Linked Policies, computer NEWS Honeywell sees a huge potential for its mini-model, Trawler merger is likely, new ISSUES Introduction for Equity Enterprises, Bonn tries to slow foreign loan rush, Thomas Witter And Company Carpets, Vinyl And 'Balatum' Floor-Covering Record Sales In A Difficult Year, Company Meeting Anchor Chemical Company A Record Result. Business Appointments: Business Appointments Sir John Primrose to chair trusts. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Sydney Stock Exchange Share Price Index, European And Far East Securities, Recent Issues, The Times List Of Latest Dividends, Montreal and Toronto, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Further gains by gilts, Commodities Firm advances in copper and tin but lead eases, Drawing Of Bonds, Regional Share Prices, Unit Trust Prices.

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