The Times - 19/09/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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From LOUIS HEREN, By RITA MARSHALL, BY OUR EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT, From KYRIL TIDMARSH-, BY MAURICE CORINA, BY A STAFF REPORTER, BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY THE NEWS TEAM, By MICHAEL BAILY, Transport Correspondent, From HENRY STANHOPE-, BY OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-, By FRED EMERY-South-east Asia Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-New York, Sept. 18, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From IAN McDONALD-, BY OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-, FROM RICHARD WIGG, by our Medical Correspondent, by Sir Alexander Haddow and Professor Peter Alexander, by R. A. M. Case, by Michael Stoker, by Dr. I. F. J. Churchill-Davidson, by R. W. Raven, by Lord Halsbury, By The News Team, LOUIS HEREN, PHS, ROBERT DELL. Chesterton Vicarage, Cambridge, Sept 16., G. C ALLEN. Quinces, Beech Close, Cobham, Surrey, Sept. 16., ALLEN GREENWOOD. Wrencourt, Red House Lane, Walton-on-Thames, Sept. 16., D. R. MYDDELTON. 4 Blackburne's Mews, Grosvenor Square, W.1, Sept. 16., R. J. PADFIELD. Northbarn, Crowlink, Friston, near Eastbourne, Sept. 16., THEO. L. THOMPSON. 9 Haisham Court, Bexhill, Sept. 16., G. T. H. CAPRON, former Member of the Church Assembly. Southwick Hall, Oundle, Peterborough. Sept. 17., MICHAEL O'LOUGHLIN, Honorary Treasurer, Simon Community Trust Ditches Close, Linton, Cambridge. Sept. 16., L. BERYL LANGHAM. 164 St. Ann's Hill, S.W.18. Sept. 16., NINA WILKES. 130 Huntingdon Road, Cambridge, Sept. 16., By Richard Davy, ELIZABETH YOUNG. 100 Bayswater Road, W.2, Sept. 17., K. G. SHAVE, Member, London Transport Board. 55 Broadway, Westminster, S.W.1., ROBERT J. PELIZA, Chairman Executive Committee, Integration with Britain Party. 150 Main Street, P.O. Box 111, Gibraltar, Sept. 16., ANDREW HALL. 11 Courtfield Road, S.W.7. Sept. 16., NORMAN WILLIAMS 7 Sydney Place, Bath, Sept. 17., J. C. S., P.H., by Prudence Glynn, By Alan Blyth, Bernard Haitink, By Edward Lucie-Smith, By Julian Critchley, By MALCOLM WINTON, FROM A HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, From MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, From DENNIS BIRD, Skating Correspondent, By NEIL ALLEN, Boxing Correspondent, From JOHN YOUNG, Yachting Correspondent, By ERIC WIGHAM, Labour Correspondent, By ROYDEN HODSON, Industrial Correspondent, By DONALD CONSTANT, By ROBERT JONES, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, J. H. SULMAN. High Wykehurst, Ewhurst, Cranleigh Surrey.,
ResumoNews: Even those who feel fit may need a check, 145 ships idle as dockers split Thousands ignore unofficial strike protest, Objection to an audit is criticized, Guards call for national strike, Salvage ship sinks after explosion, Russian returning 'at own request', Dual role seen for Army overseas, Driver dies in track crash, Minesweepers decision has a moral, A Churchill car for sale, University of the air in 1970, Girl 'like rabbit in a hutch', Psychoanalyst Prior Reduced To Laity, Attack on press in Greece denounced Newspaper owner's plea, Storm over peace bid in Hanoi No Johnson 'cancellation', Tito declines to mediate, Freemen of England to fight for rights, Hour without ambulance, Czech writer says appeal is fake, Hopes high for real advance, East Germans Put Terms To Bonn Step to normal relations, Fuel oil tax cut to be studied, Power-assisted steering a Jensen extra, European charter on pollution, Spain to release Briton, Another South Arabian State Seized, Extended means test 'nonsense', 2 a.m. protest at 'phantom' jet, Army stuck with its problem, Drug cure hunt, U S To START This Year On $59,000M Defences Missile system to beat nuclear raids, The shadow that can be faced, Britons 'shot by snipers', Enfield has more time to appeal, Syria Warning Over Church Schools, Rockefeller Rebuff For Mr Reagan, The Times Diary, Soviet Charges On Scientist, 7-week early baby flown home, Rebels try to seize Chinese arms Fight near Hongkong border, When Computer IS Tyrant, From school to National Assistance, More School Sanctions, Sr Files Away 434 'Rough Spots', Bold but judicious, India seizes diamond cargo, Change Of Plan By Prince Sihanouk, Rising road toll in Spain, Road To Sober Motoring, Girl said to be link for guerrillas, Riots In Turkey Continue, The intellectual ferment in Czechoslovakia, Mr Brown's busy week, Tenants In Mass Rents Protest Thousands march on Council, 'War On Whites' By Africans 37 on trial in Pretoria, Radiation as a healer, Tory amazed by Wilson line Message 'unbelievable', Rhodesia changes tobacco subsidy system, PARIS AGAIN-but please read on, Colours used to teach reading Experiments a success, Why environmnet is important, 'Open fire on masses' order. Sport: Edrich to have benefit, Three changes in England XI, Missing Winger IS Found, McGowan must keep a cool head, Narrow win, Hard match for Spurs, Sports in Brief, Riders escape in two crashes Australians hold lead, Vicious campaign against Moore Shadow cast over racing, No Rhodesia Tour For Yorkshire Result of 'political pressure', Eight Wheels And A Violin Smashing time in Soho, East Germany in the lead, Sikes wins Classic, Britain Makes A Challenge Intrepid triumphant. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Ici, Multiple Display Advertisements, Atlas Lighting, The Innovators, The Mascow Narodny Bank, Beauty Treatment Cream, Doublemint Chewing Gum, National Provincial Bank, National Cancer Day Society, Mannesmann Aktiengesellschaft, The Mercedes-Benz (Great Britain) Ltd., Aquascutum, Sas, Need Unlimited, Beyer Peacock & Co. Ltd., Revo, Park Yorkshire Holdings Ltd., Boac, The British Empire Cancer Campaign, Elga Products Ltd.,, Hilton, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Peter Robinson, Philips, Beckman, Marshalls (Halifax) Limited, Ccm, Simpson (Piccadilly) Ltd., Kenwood, Am Copier, Beecham Research Laboratories. Index. Law: Crown Say Gold Was In Belt Four accused of export plot, Fresh appeal in Anastasia battle, Petrol man tells of £30,000 offer to develop site, British skipper fined £3,000, Father-in-law on murder charge, Rap Brown freed on bail, 'Fraud inquiry on 300 contracts' Three men on plot charges. Picture Gallery: Westminster wives at Walthamstow. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Editorials/Leaders: Need to clarify role of PIB, A Terrible Bagatelle, The Dropout Danger, The Alarm At Heathrow. Letters to the Editor: Non-Proliferation, Catching Wasps, London Noises, Why export everything?, Gibraltar Vote, Dilemmas That Face Britain: The Brave Man Chooses, Layman's View Of Christian Unity. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Obituaries: M Jean Rolland, Mr G. Freedley, Sir Robert George, Sir John Cockcroft, O.M. Scientist of world renown and a pioneer of nuclear research. Classified Advertising: Personal, Business Opportunities, The Committee Of London, Entertainments, Motor Cars, Livery Company Notice, Appointments. Reviews: Swedish play for children, Instant history, The disintegration business, How Haitink runs an orchestra, Bennett on his new opera. Arts and Entertainment: New Symphonic Poem By Shostakovich, Religion Postpones Opera, Television and radio programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,648. Weather: The Weather. Property: Suburban Houses. Business and Finance: John Holt to buy for Ghana armed forces, Briefly From Industry, Small rises in gilts, US thinks again on minesweepers, Unit trust prices, Midland offers budget accounts, Ford tractor deal with Mexico, Colourful cheques, A. Wardle hold rate on lower figures, Prowse: Delfont speaks, Esso plans to develop oilfields in west Libya, Seafield cuts half time payment, Plea to Wilson for northern economic Minister, Money still tight, Nickel is 10 pc dearer for Europe, Syria hard line stays, Staflex in Dutch purchase, £3m ore depot for Europort, Employers and unions fear PIB may exceed role, U S hostile to surcharge, New European bank for $1m borrowers, BRIEFLY from the BOARDROOM, IMF plan attacked by French, After the age of miracles, Marley Tile recovery checked, Zinc stocks plummet, Gold price higher, Copper prices up £3 5S in lively dealings, Training for industry, Rise on Frankfurt checked, Ford strike talks on daily basis, Business Diary, OECD presses for market efficiency, Wall St has another active day, Suez Finance prospering, Giant merger of 3 jobbing firms, US Treasury short-term bills jump 25 points, New unit-link slant, Hungarian debt offer, West Cumberland Silk Mills A Satisfactory Result, Fine Fare breaks into wine market, Takeovers scoreboard, Britain's cereal harvest likely to reach 14m tons, Nigerian strife uncovers John Holt dividend. Stock Exchange Tables: How The Markets Moved, European and Far East securities, The Times list of Latest Dividends, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Banks and insurances firm, Regional share prices, Steady start to Account, Pound inches lower, Recent issues, Wall Street rises for the sixth successive day. Business Appointments: Reshuffle at Cyanamid. Shipping News: Movements of liners.
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