The Times - 14/05/1969
1969; Gale Group;
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By HUGH NOYES. Parliamentary Correspondent, By DAVID WOOD-Political Correspondent, From RICHARD DAVY, By HUGH STEPHENSON, Economics Correspondent, By JOHN ROPER, From FRED EMERY, By BRIAN MacARTHUR, Education Correspondent, By A Staff Reporter, From Our Correspondent, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By NORMAN FOWLER, Home Affairs Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, Our Southport Correspondent, From PETER WAYMARK, From LOUIS HEREN, Our United Nations Correspondent, From MICHAEL HORNSBY, Our Moscow Correspondent, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From MICHAEL KNIPE, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From PAUL MARTIN, From Our Own Correspondent, From INNIS MACBEATH, From Irving Wardle Drama Critic, By Gillian Widdicombe, By Alan Blyth, By Norman Hammond, Archaeological Correspondent, By Guy Brett Art Critic, W.G., By Joan Chissell, M. H., G.W., S. S., By Henry Raynor, FROM THE NEWS TEAM, From CHARLES HARGROVE, PHS, LEONARD BEATON, B. DONOUGHUE, M. FREEDMAN., A. H. JOHN., B. C. ROBERTS., S. A. de SMITH, W. A. C. HARVEY, DAVID L. LIPSEY, COLIN MOORE, GEOFFREY FURLONGE., HUGH HODGE., J. M. FLEMMING, By Adam Fergusson, W. M. DARLING, K. O. ROBERTS-WRAY, MICHAEL ELLMAN, JOAN GILLAM., M. ATHERTON-LAFRANCE, By Our Churches Correspondent, By GERALDINE KEEN Sale Room Correspondent, Mr. Richard Came, By Our Science Correspondent, By JIM SNOW, Northern Racing Correspondent, By Our Northern Correspondent, By Our Newmarket Correspondent, By MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, By Our Racing Correspondent, By REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent, By PETER MARSON, By ALAN GIBSON, By RICHARD STREETON, From PETER JAY Economics Editor, By ANTHONY THOMAS, Banking Correspondent, By JOHN CARRINGTON, By GILLIAN O'CONNOR, By DENNIS TOPPING, By CLIFFORD WEBB, PATRICIA TISDALL, By RONALD KERSHAW, Northern Industrial Correspondent, From R. W. SHAKESPEARE, By DAVID DAVIS, From DAVID JONES, By DENNIS DWYER, By RODNEY COWTON, By DAVID WOOD, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, From EDWARD MORTIMER, From MARIO MODIANO, By ANTHONY ROWLEY, ALEXANDER GLEN, J. A. SKARBEK., W. MEADOWS., G. C. ALLEN, DAVID MILLHAM, BERRY RITCHIE, IAN MORISON,
ResumoPolitics and Parliament: MPs' plea for staff, Final verdict against the sixpenny piece Lords, Start afresh with tax cuts-Mr Macleod, Tories urge boundary switch, Treasury Minister scoffs at idea that IMF is taking over Britain Commons, Callaghan mystery after absence from Inner Cabinet meeting. News: Deadlock over food plan for nurses, Man cleared of receiving, Swiss taking up case of £15 watch, 'Drove Indians to aid friends', Union chief backs White Paper plan for reform, Getting in on the freeze..., Soviet border strip 'held by China', The Tory Alternative-3 Increasing competition and business efficiency, Pharmacology Test enables better drug control, Trade gap widens as imports soar, Portuguese socialists call for changes, Inquiry at mental hospital, Archaeology New method of finding old fields, Teheran silence on spy charge, Dr Adams forms LSE tribunal for discipline, Dangers of the deep, Canadians draw up a compromise on sea-bed arms, Mr Wilson given a medal, Krishna Menon a M.P. again, Chinese spring world bridge surprise, Tetley meets headwind, Nigerians close to trapped oilmen, Civil Service draws from Oxbridge, Caracas post for Sir D Hopson, De Gaulle gives his posse the slip Beauty spot tour, 400 men and two girls, PLA back Foulness project, 60 Prague arrests in flag incidents, City police inspector cleared, Trouble looms over nurses' anxiety, Clubs to pay full odds on roulette, Whitehall staff firm on pay, TV support for student views, Vatican denies saintly 'class distinction', Collapse of multi-racialism in government-precipitates an explosion Malaysia's Chinese fear tough line after election, Odhams unions deny threats, Astronauts watched closely for colds, The Times Diary Britain's Anglican Orthodox bishop Callaghan and the Home Office Hell's angels, Cairo aims at tighter grip on guerrillas, Boxers check tightened, Just one seat lost Liberals claim, Heathrow hottest at 81 deg, Rift in Greek Communist Party, Troops hold rioting Negro university, Oxford ire at reform reports, France's feminine feminist interviewed by Sarah Matthews, Psychiatry Schizophrenia and sexof child, GLC may seek 1Os. rent rise, Papuans put case against Jakarta, Today's engagements, Troops called out as riots sweep Kuala Lumpur, Second-ballot win for Poher forecast, Fisherman shot dead, Lodge recalled as speculation grows on peace move, Cardinal learns Spanish for American trip. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: Tap, Dunhill, Union Miniere, Chemical Bank, Rank Xerox, Automations International, Barking, Kraftco Corporation, Crompton, American Express, Allied Suppliers, The Times, Wimpey, Jack Barclay, Saa, New Theatre, Chartered Bank, Mediterranean Yachts, Leicester Permanent, Holts, Healey & Baker, Civil Service Commission, Yellow Pages, H. M. Factory, Children Fund, Cartier, Chersonese, Iwt, Punch, Concrete Limited, Roy Hay's. Law: House Of Lords Catering Training Order Held To Be Invalid Hotel And Catering Industry Training Board v. Automobile Proprietary Ltd., How Mandatory Orders Should Be Made Redland Bricks Ltd. v. Morris And Another, Two for trial in painting case, Judge orders boy to be returned, Court Of Appeal Why Two Men's Murder Convictions Were Quashed Regina v. Lovesey Regina v. Peterson, Open verdict on professor, Two men get 'life' for shop murder. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery: The girls of Lady Margaret Hall take to the water. Arts and Entertainment: Prints old and new set high prices, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 12,157, Television for today, Scores level in chess. Official Appointments and Notices: Clarence Derwent Awards, Church News, Latest Appointments Q C To Head Review, University News Oxford, Officer of Pueblo 'to resign'. Reviews: Prehistoric art from Yugoslavia, Formalized record of martyrdom Manchester University Theatre: The Trial of Joan of Arc by Gerard McLarnon, Sophisticated young artists from Sweden, Sketches of modern America, Last night's music Brilliance in Bartók tribute, Television Summing up that race, Farnham's choice of music. Editorials/Leaders: ACT Five, Scene Two, Riots In Kuala Lumpur, The Third Bad Month. Letters to the Editor: Drug Controls, For All The Saints, Woman at the helm, Alternative patron, Real incentive that is missing, Making Changes At The Lse: What Has Been Done, Anguilla, Two sets of rules, Religious Education, Say no to UCS, Israel And The Arabs, Wailing In The Street, Basis of tax system, Splitting the party, Dissolving Parliament, Transatlantic Air Race. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Sir Samuel Bedson Former Professor of Bacteriology at London University, Dr Waldo H. Dunn, Miss Jean Rosenthal, Mr K. Carter, Mr James Tudor Craig, Obituary. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From THE TIMES of Saturday, May 13, 1944 Charter For Labour. Sport: Football Review AC Milan arrive in high spirits, Seeds Beaten At Hurlingham Maud surprised by Lloyd, Moss to revive racing team, Sports in Brief, Boudella should maintain record of trainer, York programme, Princess Anne has horses in trial, Pulsating Finish Seven wickets for Woolmer on eve of birthday, Golf Rain threat to amateur golf, Rugby Union Biggar out of Natal match, Sobers Returns West Indies make four changes, Racing results at York yesterday, Runners at Salisbury today, Surrey Draw Declarations delayed too long, Win for Carter, Leading qualifiers at Ashburnham, Davis Cup Race issue for ILTF meeting, Boxing Revie makes title offer to McGowan, Salisbury Racing Prize may return to donor, Search For Runs Hampshire avoid defeat, Devon and Exeter card. Classified Advertising: University Appointments, Announcements, Educational, Travel And Hotels, Today's Appointments, Legal Notices, Appointments, Accountant. Property: Strutt & Parker, Hampton & Sons, Country Properties, Harrods Estate Offices, London And Suburbs. Business and Finance: Advertising & Marketing Young & Rubicam forms group board, Plant closures-and BSC warns of £10m deficit, BRIEFLY FROM THE boardroom, new ISSUES Outlook for rights terms, French trade gap jumps to £114m, Which way will the stock market move?, MPs resist Hawker gyro plant shutdown, BUSINESS diary A cut, but not exactly penury, Rand Mines Limited, Sterling $2.3875 at the close after $2.3860, Two more broking fusions, William Baird, EQUITY Markets Grimmest day for many months, Stewarts And Lloyds Of South Africa Ltd., £ recovers after fall, Night shifts to cope with Maxi orders, Monsanto may launch polyester fibre in UK, Air cargo container rates cut, mining Growth foreseen at Rand Mines, The Regions, The Money Crisis The mechanics of recycling, Car output in new danger, IRC backs £9.3m bid for Pollard bearings merger, Orders for machine tools at new peak, Societies' intake down, Niall Macdiarmid to leave BSC, U S challenge to Letraset, International Combustion (Holdings) Limited, Fixed Interest British Funds again in full retreat, Union aims to end late bank hours, Timing the gilt-edged market's turn, Big success forecast for frozen foods, Trade gap £59m: new squeeze fears bring heavy falls in shares, company NEWS Utd Carriers' profit leaps 72 p c, Eagle Star Insurance Group, Bids, Deals & Mergers Burnholme left up in the air, Wall Street Uptrend resumed, Bonn: 'No extreme moves', Market leaders are the hardest hit, Coal prices for PIB, Allen Harvey & Ross Limited Bill Brokers and Bankers, CBI sees Minister on strike Bill, Unions sign 'historic' demarcation pact, N. Sea gas threat to N.C.B., Haulage cost warning by Marsh, The Bourses Selling wave in Singapore, Interim Statements The Associated Engineering Group, How The Markets Moved, Japan and US clash on textiles, Kimberly-Clark to build £10m plant, Covent Garden prices, FOR THE saver M & G looks for winners of tomorrow, UK gets stiff IMF terms for $1,000m standby, Rothmans hopes of brewery stake, Money Market Large scale help again required, Wiggins Teape in 'non-carbon' deal. Business Appointments: Business Appointments Brook will head London Chamber. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, European And Far East Securities, Commodities Strong rise in copper but silver prices fall sharply, The Times List Of Latest Dividends, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Heavy falls in equities, Regional Share Prices, Unit Trust Prices.
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