The Times - 03/05/1966
1966; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT IN EAST EUROPE-, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Commonwealth Staff, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM A STAFF REPORTER-, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LACROSSE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A REAL TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT-, From Our Own Correspondent-, FROM OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, FROM MONITOR, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Middle East Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT-, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR BROADCASTING REPORTER, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Midland Industrial Correspondent, From Our Naval Correspondent, From Our Midland Correspondent, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, JOHN BESWICK, Chief Executive, The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. Forbes House, Halkin Street, S.W.1, May 2., M. I. FINLEY, A. K. BAGCHI, K. BERRIL, ESRA BENNATHAN, JOHN DUNN, T. EAGLETON, JOHN H. GOLDTHORPE, RICHARD GOODWIN, G. C. HARCOURT, P. M. LEE, C. ST. J. O'HERLIHY, RICHARD PRYKE, E. G. PULLEYBLANK, JOAN ROBINSON, GILLIAN THOMAS. H. A. TURNER, C. C. TURPIN, RAYMOND WILLIAMS, ROBERT M. YOUNG, DAVID LOCKWOOD, P. J. S. WILLIAMS. Cambridge University, April 28., KENNETH LITTLE. 45 Braid Farm Road, Edinburgh 10., T. R. M. CREIGHTON. The University, Leeds 2, April 28., S. L. NEWCOMBE. 3 Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, W.C.2, April 30., GEOFFREY E. W. HARTLEY. Woodwind, Ottershaw Park, Chertsey. Surrey, April 30., HUGH J. SCHONFIELD, chairman of the Committee for the H. G. Wells Centenary-1966. J. B. PRIESTLEY. JOHN BOULTING. JULIAN S. HUXLEY. COMPTON MACKENZIE. RITCHIE CALDER, representing the sponsors. 35 Hyde Park Square, W.2, April 29., E. G. C. CLARKE, President, The Forensic Science Society, 49 Westwood Road, Tilehurst, Reading., D. H. R. BREARLEY. 13 Burlington Avenue, Kew, Richmond, Surrey., ANDRE L. SIMON, President, The Wine and Food Society. 2 Hyde Park Place, W.2, May 1., JOHN ROWLAND. Unitarian Church, Ashford Road, Tenterden, Kent, April 29., JOHN PEET. Friedrichstrasse 129, DDR-108 Berlin, German Democratic Republic., REGINALD BENNETT. House of Commons, May Day., E. J. MILNE, M.P., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, E. R. C., J. R. L. B. writes:-, EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH, FROM OUR DRAMA CRITIC, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent, From Our Motoring Correspondent, OUR CITY EDITOR, H. F. R. CATHERWOOD, ,
ResumoNews: Pilgrims Crowd Black Madonna Shrine, Pirate Tv Would Go To Bristol Channel Commercial threat of boycott, Seamen back decision to strike, Japan looks at nuclear future, Basuto Challenge To Chief, Israel Crusader fails again, Inspection For Security Firms, The Rotating Tower Of Pisa, Rebuff To A Rhodesian Minister No assurances on 'social visit', Mr. Lodge Confers With The Pope, Car radio that prints, Seamen Cheer Leaders' Decision To Call A Strike, 7 Marine M.P.s Go Back To School, A.E.U. to ask for more pay at appropriate time, London to be new H.Q. for Nato Mr. Thomson to pursue talks with allies today, The Kabaka Asks For U.N. Intervention, Alnwickhill party battle gives life to election, Industrial archaeology has found an ally Market research used in prospecting, Military Code Redrafted By Australia, Rector's decision to resign, Moves On Tb In Asiatics, 'Freak ' skeleton is 4,000 years old, L-Driving by radio, Big savings in newspapers' manpower, Misleading Cut Price Offers Advertising check in prospect, Clash between the major fuel industries Minister's role to umpire on rival claims, Bid to revive non-alignment, Lord Cameron for print inquiry, Masters Lose Jobs As Ships Get Bigger Prospect of a lower retirement age, Ford win £1m. sports car order, Mr. Brown At Pre-Budget Cabinet, Dock Hold-Up As Men Meet Today Objections to decasualization scheme, Smallpox outbreak confirmed, Protest on Glasgow 'gangs' on TV, Nato Crisis Action From Mr.Johnson Awaited Mr. Healey expected in Washington soon, 12,000 Will Be Laid Off, Ousted Parish Councillors Complain, Communists smuggling arms into Greece 60,000 sporting guns are reported, Seeking protection for stranded holidaymakers, Britain Looks At Prospect In E.E.C., Deterrent road check on lorry men's logs Safety move to enforce rest rule, New Distance Rule Doubles Navigator's Work Prompt action urged by pilots' association, When the paths of painter and the writer meet, £1m. scheme to boost trial of machine tools Mr. Cousins launches sale-or-return system, Thanksgiving Fund In Hongkong, 4,000 U.S. drugs, How Next Five Years Will Change The Economy, Improved farm cooperation, Trials Of Mrs. Gandhi's First 100 Days Lack of support in Congress Party, F111 exceeds speed of 1,500 m.p.h., Air Passengers Up By 13 Per Cent, Police Fight Students In Madrid Violent scenes in university city, IS Mr. Crosland Aiding Exports?, Mr. Pearson Urged To Answer Critics, Moving day for two Ministers, Hoverships As Warcraft In The Navy, Brady admits killing youth and tells of plan to bury body Guns were to have been taken: Smith 'spilt the beans', Death to the long white glove?, Chinese language grants in U.S., New Readers START Here, Learning To Make The Desert Flower, Filling A Luxury Gap, Expenses to visit a show, Premium Bond Prizes, Big dollar sale by Britain, Dr. Castro accuses 'rich' communist states Jibe at Soviet plan for more cars, Mr. Kenyatta forces by-elections, Nigerian oil income to rise dramatically. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Alcan Aluminium Limited, Reynolds & Hamilton Ltd, The SLIP Group Of Companies, The Vereeniging Estates Limited, Rank Xerox, Garland-Compton Ltd, Multiple Display Advertisements, Standard Triumph Sales Ltd, The Marconi Company Limited, Monk, Anglo-Scottish Amalgamated Corporation Ltd, Limmer And Trinidad Company Limited, British Ropes, Royal Insurance Group, Bank Of Montreal, Coutts & Co, Allen Harvey & Ross Limited, The Rolex Watch Company Limited, The Times, Aei International, Ford, Piccadilly, Services Pari-Mutuel Ltd.,, Celon, Cambridge Theatre, The Morgan Crucible Company Limited, Hilger & Watts, The Equitable Life Assurance Society, Kenwood Manufacturing Ltd.,, Gallaher Ltd., The Westminster Bank, Talking Pictures Limited, Kleinwort, Benson Limited, Wadham Limited, Benn Brothers Limited, Spillers Limited. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Motor Cars, Thomas Ebbutt & Sons. Est, 1718., Public Appointments. Arts and Entertainment: Television and radio, Three Simpson Plays, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,219, Petrosian's second chess win, Mafeking Letters Fetch £280 Baden-Powell Account, Beethoven Mass With Giulini. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Touring Lions couchant, Stilwell learns quickly at Foro Italico Draw offers stiff test to Mulligan, General Gordon should command Vase field Improved Varinia for Cheshire Oaks, Beethoven Drops Bar, Sports in Brief, Cambridge include six blues, Lord Cullen In Form T. Pugh outplayed, Hard ground induces errors in defence, Lord's Decision Hinges On Declaration Young M.C.C. players of promise, London Down On Points Gruelling contest, Title won three years in succession. Picture Gallery: Day trip to London from Calais. Law: Manslaughter Verdict Quashed Regina V. Anderson Regina V. Morris, Court move by defence fund, Briton Sentenced To Death, Confidential Letters Pleaded Kent County Council V. Daniels, Injunction for Haringey, Nine people sued for £8,000, Councillor Vindicated Crabtree v. Bradley. Reviews: Hamburg brings Strauss work to London, Court Theatre for Zurich, Twentieth-century primitives, A short play at lunchtime, Ensembles which would not disgrace Verdi, Harpsichord's rich tone, A daunting Polish Saga for the outsider, An old friend robbed by an attitude, Biting humour in Soviet cinema. Official Appointments and Notices: Cambridge, Flag Chief To Middle East, Aspen Award Goes To Architect. Politics and Parliament: House Of Commons Sample survey of family budgets, Minister repeats warning to builders against unauthorized projects, Aggrandisement charge against Greater London Council, Three Peers Will Stay Away. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Editorials/Leaders: Mr. Cousins Goes Into Business, Modern Times, Students Out For Change. Letters to the Editor: Bombing Of North Vietnam, H. G. Wells Memorial, Fingerprints On File, The Lord's Prayer, With Genuine Warmth, Opium Of The People, Lord Moran's Diaries, Rhodesian Talks, No Tips?, The Pirate Ships, Treaty That Limits Our Exports, The Census. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. Timothy Bazarrabusa, Dr. Israel Beer, Mr. Ernest Cornwall A Long Career In Banking, Prof. H. A. Woodruff, Mr. Horace Farquharson, Mr. Hector McIver. Business and Finance: Record orders for Aberdare Holdings, Ministry to take control of Building Agency, Equities await Chancellor's speech, Record Man-Made Fibres Output, Crossley Building Products, £17,000 Overseas Orders For T.A.C., 'Lofs' Surplus Up, Copper Prices Continue To Advance, New Capital Issues £32.3M. In April, Phillips Petroleum Raising $200M., £3.5m. Textile Mill For Guinea, Building Orders Drop £12M., Debenhams Loan, G.M. Dividend, Deutsche Erdol Talks Go On, Woolworth link brings big benefits, Mutual Funds, Batman's £3m. U.S. success, Rise Likely In U.S. Bill Rates, Brokers Forum, Delta Metal to raise fresh loan: Copper price pressure, The Yorkshire Insurance Company Limited Record New Life Business Difficult Trading Year In Fire And Accident Departments Sir Richard B. Graham's Review, Company Meeting Pearl Assurance Company Limited A Year Of Substantial Progress Total Premium Income For All Branches Exceeds £60 Million Record Increase In Total Assets To £435 Million Sir Geoffrey Kitchen's Review Of Year's Operations, Ofrex Exceed Earnings Forecast, £5,000M. On Pipelines In Next Five Years, U.S. Fire Losses Down, Idris Limited Reorganiation Progressing, Leslie & Godwin (Holdings) Ltd. A Gratifying Result, Spillers Look For Improvement, London And Thames Haven Oil Wharves Lord Latymer's Statement, Individual Centres For Russian Planning, Cash buyers lead pre-budget spending spree, 'Gems' Selling Loss-Making Offshoot, U.S. Draws Again From I.M.F., Franked Income To Lift Royal Insurance Dividend Cover, Unit Trust Prices. Stock Exchange Tables: Small Loss On Wall St., Pound's Early Advance Not Held, Money market has active day, Recent Issues, Latest Dividends, Milan Leaders Featured In Rally, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Investors wait for rate of company tax, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Tobaccos And Kaffirs Ease. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: New Vice-Chairman For Lloyds Bank, Calor Gas Holdings name new chairman, Kleinwort, Benson Retirements. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Sales By Auction.
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