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The Times - 27/09/1966

1966; Gale Group;

FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCHOOLS RUGBY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BROADCASTING REPORTER, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, W. B. HARBERT. Sandiway, Merrilocks Road, Blundell sands, Liverpool, 23, A. DE WATTEVILLE, Managing Director, Centre-File Limited. Gillett House, Basinghall Street, E.C.2., DIANA HAMILTON ANDREWS. Three Greens, Woodend Drive, Ascot, Berkshire., CHRISTOPHER BENNETT., MICHAEL BOURDEAUX. 13 Red Hill, Chislehurst, Kent., GERALD BEADLE. The Mill House, West Kington, Chippen ham, Wiltshire., HUGH JENKINS. House of Commons, September 24., GERALD COLE, Tutor Organizer, , A. V. WEAVER. The Croft, Heath Way, Effingham Surrey, Sept. 25., J. R. Sargent, , FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Mr. Thomas Barman, Lord Sieff of Brimpton, Jacqueline Toff, EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH, From Our Drama Critic, FROM OUR TELEVISION CRITIC, BY OUR CITY EDITOR, BY OUR CITY STAFF, FROM OUR SCIENCE REPORTER,

News: Nuclear offer to Bonn, U.S. finance firm's £41m. debts, Mr. Bowden is returning tomorrow Talks fail to convince Mr. Ian Smith, Dr. Erhard accepts troop costs review plan Condition for reductions in forces, Austria's Efta Tariffs To Be Cut By End Of Year, Herr Ulbricht arrives in Belgrade Yugoslavia scores point against Bonn, Fine Art Commission condemns St. Thomas's Hospital plans, Mr. Cousins Back On T.U.C. Committees, Dollars To Raise New Executives Sloan Study Grants, Tory Cabinet to meet, Bomb hoax at 'Cosa Nostra' hearing, 'No passport' Zulu seeks a country, Two Knightsbridge stores to be merged next spring, X-Ray Mactune Gives View In 3 Dimensions, Schools Test New Science Scheme, Farm Animals Welfare Bill Drafted, B.M.C. To Dismiss Over 10,000 Severity of cutback will affect supply firms, Fishermen May Blockade Ports, Work starts on simpler kidney machine Treatment at home the ultimate goal, Nato Council Expected To Move To Brussels, Advertisers To Abide By New 'Pirate' Law, Egyptian troops ready to stay 20 years in Yemen, Journalist Retells Story Of Ben Barka Abduction, Plans to disrupt Greek Army units Communist watch on three camps, Over 300 Dead Or Missing In Two Typhoons, Youth of 17 escapes from court, Britain's Chance To Build Again, Can we escape our economic straitjacket?, Miners reject agreement for automated pit 'Serious loss of social life' feared, Capt. O'Neill faces crucial meeting, U.S. 'not responding' to Chinese plea to settle differences, Ld. Mountbatten Angers Veterinary Surgeons Protests at account of treatment, Three islands lose their postman, New chairman for export council, South Africa Holds Up Controversial Bill Report to be made within six months, Japan Still Determined To Join Space Powers Satellite launch not complete failure, Harvest Yields Slightly Down, 250-mile super grid links south-east gas supply Ample storage to meet winter demand, 'Rabbit with a long tail' on the stairs, Nuclear Body-Blow To U.S. Coal Centre, Early Warning Of The Pheasants Air Raid Memories, The Pope Calls For Unity, New Models Despite The Freeze, Demonstrators invade eight theatres, Protests Mount Over Late Deliveries I.C.I. pledge over delayed stock forms, Boycott Of U.N. Debate, Record Overseas Sales For Books, Neither Daffodils Nor Palm Trees, Kafka and cabbages, Lesson for university of air, Miss M. Sykes to leave Liberals?, Road Scheme Threat To Sandown Racecourse Long hearing for rival proposals, Penalty Warning Issued. Picture Gallery: 'Jump Jet' demonstration in forest clearing, City Girls Counting The I.C.I. Millions, B.N.E.C. World Network, News in Brief. Display Advertising: Pearl, Laing, Milan, Imperial Chemical Industries Limited, Reynolds & Hamilton Ltd, Mappin & Webb, Royal Garden Hotel, Commercial Union Assurance Company Limited, Courtaulds Limited, Rolls-Royce, Broomwade, Mexico, The Royal Bank Of Canada, The Hongkong Bank Group, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., The Central Bank Of India Limited, The Location Of Offices Bureau, The Hlifax Building Society. Law: Singer is asked about 'Sir Charles', Five-Year Sentence For Club Affray, Opium pipe charge fails, 'Torture' Case Man Has Heart Trouble, Murder by fire alleged, Inconsistent Verdicts Regina v. Warner, Girl hurt after suicide dare, 'Afraid Of Reprisals' Regina v. Murray, Man Charged With 1964 Murder, Fifteen years for forest killing, Concrete at Queen's car: 4 years' gaol, Mail Order Gun Said To Have Killed Girl. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: J. H. Kenyon, Ltd., Funeral Directors., Technical Information, Entertainments. Arts and Entertainment: Television and radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,345. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Harrow's Experience Nicely Spread, Lady Helmsman retains catamaran trophy Fewer races suggested for future, Choice of F.A. chairman isq put off, Sports in Brief, Jazy Makes Protest Last international, Coles Meets Player, Americans turn tables, Eastbourne Croquet, Hockey rules stay unchanged, Watts's Good Run Continues. Official Appointments and Notices: Michaelmas Ordinations, New Scottish Judge, Vice-Chancellor To Be Admitted By Proxy. Editorials/Leaders: India's Five Hundred Million, White Elephants Or Black Tunnels, Delays In The Post. Letters to the Editor: What IS A Ship?, Computer Revolution, Thin Red Line, Baptists In Russia, Terms Hidden In Small Print, Paying For Broadcasts, Adult Student Today. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Obituaries: Mr. Norman Nash, Dowager Countess Of Home, Dr. Vera Weizmann, Mr. Donald Murray, Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar A notable career in Indian public life. Reviews: New group gives pleasure, Spells bound faultlessly, The price of freedom in art, Making a distinguished festival out of short films, Mr. Evans's fine singing with Welsh Opera, Creative prince in childhood, Adventurous Montreux festival, Gillian Ayres's paintings, A Victorian contrast to American nonsense. Business and Finance: Richer countries 'too busy with own problems', Nickel Ore Find By Western Mining, Int. Tea Stores see squalls ahead, Easier tone in U.S. bill market, Export team outline their two-year stewardship, Australian Share Offering?, How to save £500m., New body-blows at Second Premier trust, Wall St. Trend Reversed Under Late Buying, Regional Approach After Kennedy Round, Mutual Funds, The Gresham House Estate Company Limited Sir Harold Gillett's Statement, Kaiser Aluminum offering, 42M. Carbon Resistors Order From U.S., Mobil Quote For London, The Imperial Tea Company, Briefly from the boardroom, Scheme to take risk out of automation, Allied Farm 8½ p.c. pref. share, I.C.I. Upsets The Money Market, £7M. Issue For Anglo Amer. Industrial, Big Swiss deficit likely, One Country's 'Nonsense', New Pipeline Company, Cash Wire Bars £12 10s. A Ton Dearer, Tin Merger Cash Alternative, Unit Trust Prices, Britain's floating medical exhibition a hit. Stock Exchange Tables: Modest gains for pound, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Steels Bound Ahead, Sterling IS Firmer, Polaroid jumps $8½, Recent Issues, Option Rates, Gilts still firm but shares cautious, Paris Starts Depressed. Business Appointments: Mr. F. Mansager New Hoover Chairman. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Sales By Auction.