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The Times - 06/03/1970

1970; Gale Group;

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By HUGH NOYES, By DAVID WOOD, Julian Mounter, By Our Business News Staff, From PETER STRAFFORD, By ARTHUR REED, BY CHRIS DUNKLEY, By Our Political Editor, A Staff Reporter, By Our Political Staff, By CLIVE BORRELL, By A Staff Reporter, By RITA MARSHALL, From JOHN CHARTRES, From Our Correspondent, By PAT HEALY, By Our Churches Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR CHURCHES CORRESPONDENT, By FRANK ROBERTS, By JOHN ROPER, BY A STAFF REPORTER, From ROGER BERTHOUD, From EDWARD MORTIMORE, From Our Own Correspondent, From CHARLES HARGROVE, FROM DAVID BONAVIA, Our Diplomatic Correspondent, Our Washington Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From BERNARD GWERTZMAN, From MOSHE BRILLIANT, From IAN McDONALD, From FRED EMERY, From RICHARD WIGG, FROM PETER HAZELHURST, From DESSA TREVISAN, From PAUL HOFMANN, Peter Evans, Peter Jay, From MICHAEL LEAPMAN, By STEPHEN JESSEL, PHS, G. D. S. BLACK, MALCOLM E. COOPER, JAMES GULLIVER, FRANK HAWKINS, JACQUES, HYMAN KREITMAN, JOHN SAINSBURY, WIGG., HUW WHELDON, GEORGE HOWARD, HUGH LEGGATT, CLAUDE ROGERS, C. J. HACKETT, ELIZABETH GORE, J. CAMPBELL, By James Morris, DONALD SWANN, PEREGRINE WORSTHORNE., I. G. COLLINS, A. E. PENNIFOLD, By GERALDINE KEEN, Lord Shawcross, A.C., W.W.S., By Irving Wardle, By Leonard Buckley, By William Mann, By Stanley Sadie, By Alan Blyth, By John Russell Taylor, Joan Chissell, Henry Stanhope, By Nature-Times News Service, by Antony King-Deacon, By MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, By our Racing Correspondent, By REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent, By REX BELLAMY, From JOHN HENNESSY, From JOHN WOODCOCK, Cricket Correspondent, By NEIL ALLEN, Boxing Correspondent, BY JOYCE WHITEHEAD, By REX BELLAMY, Squash Rackets Correspondent, By GEOFFREY CHARLES, Motoring Correspondent, By GERALD ELY, By CLIFFORD WEBB, Midland Industrial Correspondent, By IAN MORISON, Banking Correspondent, By MICHAEL BAILY, Shipping Correspondent, By ROBERT JONES, By DAVID JONES, Political Staff, By MARGARET STONE, By MICHAEL THOMAS, Labour Correspondent, By RONALD KERSHAW, Northern Industrial Correspondent, From FRANK VOGL, From COLIN CHAPMAN, From ANTHONY THOMAS US Economics Correspondent, HUGH STEPHENSON, By JOHN CARRINGTON, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By PETER JAY, Economics Editor, By Clive Callow, By BERRY RITCHIE, Mining Editor, E. C. WILSON, J. MAYBANK, RICHARD WAY, E S I A W, EDITED BY KENNETH OWEN, BERRY RITCHIE, DAVID MILLHAM, GILLIAN GRAHAM,

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News: Hogg's immigration guidelines, Moscow ban on play, Russians keeping up long border vigil, Underground men given new offer, The Times Diary Move to oust Tory MP Yard's friendly visit, Fossilized ichthyosaur sold for £3,200, Rumania makes call for pact, Seminary revolt in Ecuador, Freer travel for Hungarians, Dancing in Southwark Cathedral, Prague says Stalinist trials were justified, First test for new young voters, EEC money plan foresees British entry in 1973, Test problems with nuclear reactors, Labour support women's equality in welfare, Transport, Dean's office sacked, Proposals for Oxford Union, Suffolk's Beauty Areas Confirmed, Girl shot dead in riot, South Seas reception for Queen, Youth's legs amputated, Briton quits Athens paper, Submarine's death dive, Abrupt end to L-test, Shah in dilemma over security of the Gulf, Asians stage Paris sit-in, BOAC to take over BUA, German cynicism over success of Brandt visit, Kosygin warning for Chinese on nuclear arms, Slump in Labour's vote after defence debate uproar, Machining, Battery charger risk, No action in case of Alan Law, Filming offer to Chicago judge, 'Adulation' of teenagers is attacked, The contagion that spread from Majuba Hill, Italian plan for Europe elections, Hard tax to ignore, Heroin curb agreed, Brazil civil servants held, Teaching council to control entry is proposed, Councils told to do more for disabled, Islanders to visit old German prison camp, Objectors cite worm as ally, Baltic may become a dead sea, Indian assembly brawl, Palace find confirmed, 15,000 wait unburied in New York, £10,000 Grant To Help Nigeria, BBC may change weekend format, Trethowan says, Liverpool gets 'Tube' line after 67 years, Medicine, Hope of 7 pc Bank rate, Chinese destroy Laotian plane, Ivy a danger to churches, Lebanon appeals to Big Four envoys, Today's engagements, Parrot-like kerb drill 'can kill', Snow and ice grip Britain, Labour call to students, Fourth-generation computers: what the users would like, Professor quells uproar at students' files protest, Snowballs for the landlord, Chilterns route is defended, Science Report Astronomy Separating two stars in a system. Picture Gallery. News in Brief. Law: Queen's Bench Division 'Chemist Sundries' Sign Norris v. Weeks, Court Of Appeal Vandyke v. Fender And Others. Sun Insurance Office Ltd. (Third Party) Liability For Man Injured On Way To Work, Police clear court in secrets case, Soldier accused, Gaol for US Mafia leaders, No Damages For Accelerated Operation Cutler v. Vauxhall Motors Ltd, Saigon MP gaoled, Chauffeur gets 'life' in poison case, Two classes of nurse, judge says, Freed author on trial again in Madrid, Detectives say no evidence of threats. Index. Display Advertising: Dunhill, Living, Multiple Display Advertisements, Post Office, Burberry's, Associated Heat Services, Walker Moate & Company, Saye Building Societies, Palestine Government, Lob, The Times, Sheraton Hotels, Alitalia, Cashmores, Tricker's, Isle Of Man, Rutherford, Osborne & Perkin, Church's, Prudential, Deewar's, Papworth & Enham, Bevington Vaizey, Gics, Hillman, Bea, Bowthorpe Holdings, Alfred Savill, Curtis & Henson, National Westminster Hambro. Politics and Parliament: Heath views on Rhodesia tonight, Wilson reply on dossiers, Manpower to match tasks, Defence should not be whipping boy, Nato's nuclear strategy accepted by Mr Heath Commons, Halt to monopoly guidelines, Reappraisal of violence laws, Opposition angered by Mr Healey's charge, Affection for MBE Lords. Weather: The Weather. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From THE TIMES of Wednesday, March 7, 1945 A New Yugoslavia. Editorials/Leaders: The Chiltern Road, Suicide On The Cheap, Ten Years For Europe. Letters to the Editor: Books Not Stocked, Writing On Defence, Plea from the motor cycle men, Party At No 10, Machine tool EDC, Bbc Film, Conifers In Yorkshire Dales, S.E.T. And The Price Of Food, Churchill Memorial, Voluntary collection, Favourite route, Religion And Society, Inaccessible, Major attraction, The Queen's Portrait, Natural Gas, To stem depopulation. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Oxford, Latest Appointments Senior Raf Posts. Obituaries: Dr Elsbeth Rosenfeld, Dr D. F. Martyn Authority on ionosphere, Mr Ed Hoornik Leading Dutch poet, Maud Lady Harvey Of Tasburgh, Countess Jowitt. Reviews: Snap, crackle and pop, Back to the Empire, New cycle, Picasso's bawdy 'diary', Chip off the old block, Spirited Almaviva, Gerhard's mastery, Prophecy fulfilled. Arts and Entertainment: Television today, Counterpoint Flights of fancy, Men's Fashion, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 12,409. Sport: New chance for Bell, Fourth Test Match S Africa recover from setbacks, Sports in Brief, Albert Hall Tennis Riessen beats Cox in test of speed, South Africa's Davis Cup Future Opposition grows to expulsion, Taunton racing results, Future bouts for Bugner, Book hopes to be fit, Bingham out of Plymouth job, Acceptances for Cheltenham, Squash Rackets British seeds in Sweden, Norfolk's XI hit out, Levy increase rejected, Irish handicapper adds interest to Gold Cup, Skating Championships Wood retains men's title, Newbury runners today, Women's Hockey Australian warm-up held up by snow, Treble chance to be revised, Grand Prix Practice Hill equals record and decides to 'have a go'. Property: Properties Abroad, Oldacres & Simms, Country Properties, Property Market Environment adds a point. Classified Advertising: Appointment, British Calibration Service, Business Notices, Announcements, Public Notices, Women's Appointments, Today's Appointments, Appointments Vacant. Business and Finance: Bids, Deals & Mergers ML directors hold on as Furness wins, Harland to build Onassis tankers, Fixed Interest Profit-taking sales well absorbed, BRIEFLY FROM industry Challenge to paper makers, 'No horticultural dumping', UCS wins £9.5m order, FOR THE Saver Building society link to Sun Life, Selectivity urged in port takeovers, Talks on future of Firth Vickers, Cannon appeals to 126 Leyland strikers, Bsr Limited Preliminary Statement for 1969, Money Market Large Bank help required by discount houses, Mills & Allen Limited, 'Key role for global groups', Henlys report disappointing, The Regions, Stratton payment, Bear Brand comments on shareholding, Company News Drastic fall in Henlys' earnings, The Price Waterhouse report Statements from Pergamon and Robert Maxwell MP, West Germany Bundesbank rate decision today, Glynwed outstrips its own forecast, Gas royalties up sharply, Beaverbrook profits fall, Lockheed seeks $641m aid, Company Meeting The Metropolitan Trust Company, Limited, Final approval sought for £80m refinery, Wall Street Morning rally fades into a mixed close, UK 'no longer a problem country', The significance of Bank rate change, Monopoly denied, Cut in Boeing earnings, mining Another Hudson Bay mine, Sterling An 18 point loss at $2.4065 in active trading, New rise in cement price considered, TUC arranges talks on world companies, A common currency-1867 style, GEC-Elliott trade aim, Briefly, Company Meeting Romney Trust Limited, Jessel buys Castle Britannia trusts, United States Tariff aid for poor nations proposed, Bradford lorry men go back, Anthony Rowley on the investment flow between Britain and France One-way Channel?, EQUITY Markets Little support for leading industrials, Rubber consultations soon, Tories still pledged to scrap SET, Consumption of clean wool down 16 per cent, BRIEFLY FROM THE boardroom Beaverbrook profits hit, Albright lost £330,000, How The Markets Moved, BUSINESS diary Playing up to the sales force, Pergamon profit is only half published figure, New deal for home buyers, Vending sales £168m, Reduction in Bank rate was speeded by 'hot' money surge, Australia Government seeks to cancel F111 order, New details of Australia market, Frankfurt firm and active, new ISSUES Offer for sale by Wintrust. Business Appointments: Business Appointments BPC makes group changes. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, London & Regional Market Prices Gilt-edged move ahead, European And Far East Securities, Recent Issues, The Times List Of Latest Dividends, Commodities Strong gains in silver pared on lower than expected NY advices, Unit Trust Prices.

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