The Times - 03/11/1966
1966; Gale Group;
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From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DRAMA CRITIC, From Our Television Critic, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, From Our Music Critic, FROM MONITOR, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITCAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HOME DEPARTMENT REPORTER, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR BROADCASTING REPORTER, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE REPORTER, FROM OUR CHURCHES CORRESPONDENT, HILL OF LUTON, , HUW WHELDON, , ROBIN GILL, , JAMES A. CRAWFORD., JOHN PERRY., JUSTIN FRYER., ERNEST GEE., MICHAEL E. HEYWOOD., JOHN STRATTON, , MUSA E. MAZZAWI, , From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, A friend, Oliver Edwards, OUR CITY EDITOR, JOHN TYZACK,
ResumoNews: Spanish students ask for real freedom in universities, Need for more rational use of manpower, Gold Reserves Rise By £20M., Call for pardon for M. Bidault, Mr. Harriman Received By The Pope, White-collar workers reject national charter plan, Central heating may be out of date in mid-1980s, Dr. Erhard says he is ready to resign Christian Democrats challenged to find successor, Aberfan toll likely to be 144, Drunkards escape curse in new prayer book, Fiat's Invasion Of Sports Car Field, 34,000 Car Men May Be Idle Morris strike goes on, Danger of false economies in diplomatic world, Malaya Rise In Communist Activity, White Paper Out Soon On 'Restraint', China accused on students, Chores At Girls' Public Schools, French Resistance man on secrets charge Wife collapses after Southend hearing, £500,000 Overspendings Alleged Salford direct-labour inquiry, 'Keep Colour From B.B.C.-2' Plea, Danger Of Building New Slums For Old Architect fears monstrous monotony, New Zambia Airlift For Copper And Petrol Daily flights to Dar es Salaam, Mr. Gaskill apologizes for letters to critics English Stage Company may stagger visits, Albanian Hint At Balkan Links, The Truth About Geel, Scrubs Man Talks Of Escape Plot, Drink Check After Road Deaths Home Office order to coroners, Danish Cabinet to resign, Swedish school peace call, M 4 Failures Threaten Traders, Scottish Service Of Rededication, 'Flat-Breakers' H.Q. In Rich District', Arrest Of 800 Syria Kurds Reported, North Korean troops kill six American soldiers Ambush before end of President's visit, Chieftain tanks are tested in desert, Big Changes Awaited In Mexico City, Council delay shore gas plant plan, Rome security alert over Tirol, Holidays at home drive urged, American orders for 'jumbo jets', Troops sent to riot-torn Indian state Deaths in Andhra Pradesh rise to 17, Gibraltar To Have Grant Further aid if needed, Moon maps by machine, Working late-over the Atlantic, Building Collapse Inquiry Begins, Challenge By Mr. Wigg To Tory M.P. Angry exchanges over Rhodesia broadcast, Prison security team look far beyond Blake Inquiry to inspect 10 more gaols, Plan to study cancer risks as Africa develops, Two couples on train robber charge, 'Blind Beggar' Killing Not Solved, Backbenchers Kiss The Disciplinary Rod Party managers leave room for conscience, Income of crime industry about £117m. a year, Should Vicar Sell The Plate? Eyes on a court's verdict. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Fire at Liverpool warehouse. Display Advertising: Ici, Rolls-Royce Limited, Burroughs Machines Limited,, Multiple Display Advertisements, Rank Xerox Limited, The Marconi Company Limited, Confederation Life Association, Daks, Kodak Ltd.,, International Credit Bank Geneva, Greater London Fund For The Blind, Gulf, Britannia, Lowenbrau, Rspb, Armstrong Cork Company Limited,, Co-Operative:permanent Building Society, Unicorn Income Trust, Call Export Intelligence. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: J. H. Kenyon, Ltd., Funeral Directors., Public Appointments, Entertainments. Arts and Entertainment: Television and radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,377, Royalty Theatre To Be Renamed 'Gala'. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Oxford Freshmen's Athletics Team, England faiL from grace at Wembley Both sides overdo negative tactics, Bodell matched with London, Lesser Known Jockeys Show Ability Little Miss weakens after leading, Sports in Brief, Impressive Display By Australian Pack Covering too good for Welsh side, Half Backs Earn Victory For Warwickshire, Fours take new importance, Miss Wade quickly subdues her Australian opponent. Politics and Parliament: Minister Apologizes For His Absence, Help for bacon industry, Call for cut in pay of M.P.s and Ministers, Swing-wing talks next week, A humane killer for the titled, Deflation raises fears of more Scottish emigration, Attempt to get B.M.C. strike debated, Doubled fine for sheep worrying, Better Service careers of boy entrants, Three exercises in fuel policy planning. Reviews: Prattler Howell, Cloak and swordsmen, Theatre Museum's 200 Years, Behan's Gaiety Underlined, Russians in exile as seen by a half-English girl, New Hoddinott with melody and drama, Gripping film from new director, Polished quintet from Avignon, Four interesting people, Quick guide, Tolstoy to Dr. Zhivago, Deft mastery of study in violence, Comfortable message in a witty study, For R. L. S. lovers, Other new fiction, Mr. Gable To Dance With Ballet Rambert, Flag-wagging, Moving music in sacred drama, Shakespeare films for U.S. TV. Law: £26,000 For Quadriplegic; Life Shortened Baker v. Stanton Brothers Ltd., Right To Cross-Examine Lindwall v. Lindwall, U.N. Has Task Of Choosing World Court Judges Strong competition for last two places, Case Against The Minister Koolman-Darnley v. Gunter, Justices' Difficulties Regina v. Consett Justices. Ex Parte Postal Bingo Ltd., 'Secret weapon' to catch motorists, Decree Too Soon F. V. F., Effect Of Health ACT On Charities In Re Lowry's Will Trusts Barclays Bank Ltd. v. Board Of Governors Of The United Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Hospital And Others. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Editorials/Leaders: Britain's 'Premature Maturity', After The Storm, Dr. Erhard Offers To Resign. Letters to the Editor: How Empty A Gesture?, Television And The Aberfan Disaster, The Bacon Industry. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Awards In Memory Of Sir. E. Appleton, New Appointments For Training Ministry, Large Grants For Research. Obituaries: Gen. Ben Lear, Sir Basil Mayhew Public Service And Business, Sadao Araki, Lord Muskerry, Dr. Peter Debye, Sir Gerald Dodson Former Recorder Of London, Mr. Jocelyn Brooke. Business and Finance: Philip Morris Reorganize, Douglas Aircraft Seeking £36M., Lebanon gold cover increased, Courage In Australian Brewery Plans, New Recruit For B.I.A., £2½m. Order For John Mowlem, "No " To Aire Wool, Widespread Gains On Milan, Smiths Inds. shock, Pound Up On The Gold Figures, Mutual Funds, British steel aiding foreign rivals, William Press IS Still Confident, Grain Markets, Gilts Spurt Ahead, Professional managers needed in industry Export salesmen a breed apart, Phelps Dodge earn more, Briefly from the boardroom, Firth Cleveland profits are dipping, Long Gilt-Edged Preferred, Property Buyers Turn To Sterling Area, Larger cocoa crop predicted, Eurosyndicat index, Bank is more lenient, Teijin-Nisso Deal, Option Rates, Backing For Suzuki Motor Cycles, 'First Duty Not Towards Home Market', Best B.M.C. results for some time to come, Rubber dearer: demand for nearby positions, Unit Trust Prices, Premium Bonds Draw. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Sir Douglas Bell Joins Davy-Ashmore. Stock Exchange Tables: Latest dividends, Recent Issues, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Gilts On The Advance Again, Big sellers around in equities, Wall Street In Minor Range. Property: Idris Jones & Partners, Flats And Maisonettes.
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