The Times - 23/11/1970
1970; Gale Group;
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From Fred Emery, From Our Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Our Foreign Staff, From Our Own Correspondent, From Stephen Jessel Education Correspondent, By George Clark Political Staff, By Our Political Staff, From Ronald Faux, By Peter Hopkirk, By Paul Routledge Labour Staff, By Philip Howard, From Stewart Harris, From Roger Berthoud, From Dessa Trevisan, by Stella King, Penny Radford, Prudence Glynn, By Professor Owen Lattimore, By Leonard Amey, John Roper, Trevor Fishlock, PHS, David Wood, BENEDICT BIRNBERG., HARRY GREENFIELD, N. M. SPYROU, J. COXON., LAURENS VAN DER POST., JANE SYMONDS, KENNETH PARKER, H. W. SINGER, J. K. ARTHUR, K. M. RADFORD, MILFORD., BETTY PATERSON., PETER JACKSON, G. EASTHAM, D. E. SAMUEL, R. G. W. ANDERSON, By Geraldine Keen Sale Room Correspondent, F. E., By Our Bridge Correspondent, Charles Reid, William Mann, Stephen Walsh, Joan Chissell, Stanley Sadie, John Percival, By George Melly, Ray Gosling, By Giuseppe Fiori, From John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By U. A. Titley Rugby Correspondent, By Gordon Allan, By Michael Green, By John Downie, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By Norman Fox, By Tom German, By Tom Freeman, By Michael Philips Racing Correspondent, By Our Northern Correspondent, By Our Racing Correspondent, By Jim Snow Northern Racing Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Brian Lewis, Gerald Ely, By Dennis Dwyer, Ronald Kershaw, Northern Industrial Correspondent, By Alan Hamilton Labour Staff, By Christopher Marley, From Charles Hargrove, Peter Strafford, By Michael Thomas Labour Correspondent, By Giles Smith, By Michael Baily, From Anthony Thomas US Economics Correspondent, By Anthony Rowley, By Clifford Webb, Midland Industrial Correspondent, By Arthur Reed, Air Correspondent, By Our Air Correspondent, By R. W. Shakespeare, By Clifford Webb, By Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, By Peter Hill, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Andrew Tessler, Anthony Rowley, R. W. Shakespeare, HARRY G. JOHNSON, E. G. TRIMBLE., KENNETH WOOD, KENNET, A. C. MENZIES, By Anthony Thomas, Edited by Robert Jones, By Stanley Hyman, Michael Thomas, By Roger Vielvoye, Jack Lee, Innis Macbeath, By Ronald Kershaw Northern Industrial Correspondent, From John Earle, From Anthony Thomas, Berry Ritchie, David Rudland, Innis Macbeath Labour Editor, Michael Thomas Labour Correspondent,
ResumoPicture Gallery: Khrushchev remembers, The Times index. News: Farming Topics Weed-free crops a pipe dream, Threat of decline in dental health Dentists campaign to keep charges low, Pakistan President faces political attack over cyclone disaster, Mr Nixon's reasons for ordering new bombing, Coming Through A Crisis One In Nine Has A Nervous Breakdown, Overweight businessmen attend weekly class, Britons in £25m treasure island hunt, Child refugees in airlift to Nigeria, Left-wing 'progressives' attempt comeback as ETU is again gripped by power struggle, Women drivers must state ages to police, Date of Dutschke appeal, Expellees up in arms over treaty with Poland, Government can help, Unions' many sided role, Participation in management is only part of the answer, Mercenary attack claimed by Guinea, Hungary intensifies reformist zeal, Mensa for moggies, The Times Diary Arts Council faces poser Oxford clues to Mercurius, In the footsteps of Carruthers, Tel Aviv marks time on issue of peace talks, British soils under strain, FLQ deliver letter from captive British envoy and warn Canada of attacks to come, State Department explains why it foresees 'disaster' if America withdraws troops from Europe, Guerrillas kill general in Ethiopia ambush, Latest pamphlets An era of evolution in English houses, French fears will dominate Brussels talks, Many from overseas called to the Bar, Saving the Welsh language The last battle against conquest by the English, Shakespeare 'fake' may have pedigree, Protests mar Pope's Sunday address, Turks decide Soviet hijack was political, Teeth in consultation, Disputes threatening forestry jobs, Lord Montagu gives cars and books to trust, Former Chief Rabbi emphasizes concern for the future of Israel, Briefing groups help work relations, Heath onslaught on Labour 'masks bankrupt policies', Change could be key to job enrichment and higher productivity, More drivers 'get away' with illegal parking, Text of letter on university freedom, NUS chief attacks academics' letter, Kenyatta envoys 'abused' by detained leader, Egypt's war Minister in Damascus talks, Edward Crankshaw introduces the series, Ringmer soothed by chorus of praise, Road to more security and greater interest, Ceramics find in Byzantine wreck, Trade unions rediscover Parliament, Students' grants drive will give priority to abolishing discretionary award, The face behind facades, Today's engagements, Khrushchev remembers: 1, Australian electors swing their votes to minority parties, Society's defence against change, Nuclear arms in 'wrong hands'. Index. News in Brief. Display Advertising: H. L. Thompson, Travel Agent, Scott Bader Company, The Electricity Supply Industry, Dunlop, Hmso, Times Newspapers, Samuel Osborn, John Mitchell & Sons, The Times, Top Secretarial, Sun Alliance & London, The Industrial Society, Blue Nun, WG and S, Highlands And Islands Development Board, Embassy, Lloyds Bank, The Bba Group, Geoffrey Wilkie, Prudential, Scottish & Newcastle Breweries, Ocean Group, Evans, Twa, Rcm. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Diary House of Lords, Prisons committee to study reforms, Public more aware of enemy within, Mr Powell says, Commons battle on Rolls-Royce help, Parliamentary Notices House Of Lords. Weather: The Weather. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments in the Forces Royal Navy, Church news, Sir Roy Harrod to resign, Newspaper chairman. Law: Girl's decision could mean gaol for mother, Acquittal in first of the My Lai trials, Soviet teacher gaoled. Arts and Entertainment: Russian takes chess lead, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 12,628, Sale Room Auction of a forgotten artist's work, Scotland take top position in Camrose Cup, Broadcasting Television. Editorials/Leaders: University Dons Answer Back, No Petering Out In Vietnam, Poland And Germany End The War. Letters to the Editor: Solicitors as circuit judges, Cannabis research, Happy gas, The sinister hand, Foreigners in China, Fire precautions, Bigotry hampering the fight against apartheid, 'Habeas scriptum', Inflation: why not an incomes gains tax?, Bull licensing, Youngest undergraduate, The Pakistan disaster, Building industry outlets, Concern over pollution, Wage rise curbs in context, The polluting predator, Red Cross in Greece. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Sir C. V. Raman Indian physicist who was Nobel prizewinner, Obituary, Dr T. Freeman, Mr Gavin Gordon. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Friday, November 23, 1945 Atomic fears. Reviews: Toho Gakuen string Orchestra Queen Elizabeth Hall, Sibelius Festival Hall, Two decades of pop culture: the best account so far Revolt into Style, The saint of Italian Communism Antonio Gramsci: Life of a Revolutionary, Rock Othello for the Round House, Monteverdi, Handel Queen Elizabeth Hall, Tancredi and Clorinda University College, Manchester, Vienna Philharmonia Quintet St John's, Smith Square, Halsey Singers Smith Square. Classified Advertising: University Appointments, Acknowledgments, Women's Appointments, Today's Appointments, Entertainments. Sport: Sports in Brief, Gloucestershire make one change, Scottish union to consult clubs on new league, Liverpool dawn comes up like thunder, Seith to manage Hearts, Saturday's first division results, Hockey London league uneasy, Folkestone runners, Rugby League James joins seven sent off, Bright prospects for Winter at Cheltenham, Golf Bembridge shares top prize money, Brian's Best looks a sound choice, Megson inspires old-fashioned victory, Shuttleworth can still chance his arm, For the record Rugby Union, Tennis Laver poised to break earnings record, Why the Open University could beat Oxford, Pacemakers trail in paper race, Rugby Union Fijians end in magnificent confusion, Scottish more in step in muted dance, Athletics Cosford raises hopes, Owner lends trophy, Football Reserves afford some satisfaction, Irish recover, Leicester programme. Property: Premises For The Smaller Business, Jackson-Stops & Staff, Douglas Kershaw & Co., Henry Spencer and Sons, Property Cheap office space in the City, Bernard Thorpe & Partners. Business and Finance: Company Meeting Rosehaugh Company, Limited, The business of business schools, Mining Australian investment pattern changes, More salesmen-the answer for increasing exports, Interim Statement Property Security Investment Trust Ltd., ILO weathers cutback in American contribution, GEC chief joins Davy-Ashmore, UK shipyard output expected to reach 1.5m tons this year, More share prices, Report may urge advertising ban on tobacco, Computer 'to deal with 100m orders a second', Universities may absorb management studies centre, John Lewis stores sales up by 12pc, Hill Samuel & Co. Ltd., Personnel and industrial relations Loyalties of the men in a box, Wall Street, Tugboat captain accused of harbour pollution, Beecham Group Limited, Lesson from France's second force operations, Rothschilds report 20 per cent fall in profits, Company Meeting Thomas French & Sons Ltd., Japan Shipyard work is speeded up, Business Diary: More big private company names in the Schroder Wagg lists, RCA to expand in Europe, Golden Hope's cocoa expansion, Norwegian split on Market has airing today, Explosive danger from dust clouds in factories, Fresh move by Japan in textile export talks, Industrial reform in line with Donovan report, Demand starts to strengthen-one glimmer of hope, Preservation order on village of Colombey, Pilkington Brothers Limited, Printing employers back labour reforms, S Wales men give notice of new demand, Wage policy urged to revitalize U S economy, £12m Dacca flood protection contract, British Leyland wins £1.8m bus contract, Portugal faces three vital issues, The Washington Column Cat among the protectionist pigeons, Opening the doors on management R and D, BSC future: appeal to Mr Davies, Motor industry may look to Japan for components, Three new machines from Ransomes Sims, Labour shortage row at Grimsby, How industrial laws work overseas, Coal stocks fall to 7.6m tons as miners return, Another rise in PVC prices expected soon, Higher freight rates may raise lamb prices, Protecting the interests of the overseas investor, Italy Brokers strike in bid to reform ailing bourse system, Briefly from the Boardroom, 25pc share of UK market forecast for foreign cars, Courses, United States NYSE president in storm over brokers' fees proposal, Answer to state pay claims this week, EEC entry could lower wine prices, Stags will hold key to Pilkington, Sheathing The Toy Sabre, Beecham's new power-base in Europe How the group obtained a ready-made Continental marketing network, Freight markets Shell, BP still hiring tankers on long term, Gen Franco is urged to end death penalty, Highland Distilleries, Redundancy for 90 at steelworks, Pilkington's 5.7m offer for sale today, Hanna Mining to increase Brazil, Canada iron output, Conscription cut to nine months in Denmark, Switzerland Negotiators face tough terms for link with EEC, When it pays to give the men a say in their jobs, New BEA route threatened by Caledonian-BUA, ITEL set for 3-way expansion in Britain, BR expects £50m private investment in bulk freight, Aids to alleviate Scottish workless, Protectionism can split world into trade blocks, says report, TUC tackles jobless in the film industry, Car industry heading for £60m pay crisis, Industry in the regions Facelift for the Mersey waterfront, Company News Another good year likely at Pontin's, Derwent Plastics wins £1m U S telefilm deal. Stock Exchange Tables: This week's dividends, The Times share indices, Weekly list of Fixed Interest Stocks, Bonds traded in Europe, Recent issues, London & Regional Market Prices Capitalization & week's change. Business Appointments: Business appointments RH Grierson joins Davy-Ashmore.
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