The Times - 13/08/1971
1971; Gale Group;
Autores
From Denis Taylor, From Stewart Harris, From Paul Martin, By John Groser, By Our Foreign Staff, By Christopher Walker, From Anthony Thomas US Economics Correspondent, By Peter Reddaway, By tony Aldous Environment Reporter, By Our Education Correspondent, By Alan Hamilton Labour Staff, From Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, From R. W. Shakespeare Northern Industrial Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, By stephen Jessel Education Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By paul Routledge, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, From Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, By Our Business News Staff, From Clive Borrell, From Ian McDonald, From Peter Hazelhurst, By Our Diplomatic Staff, From A Special Correspondent, From Harry Debelius, From Sue Masterman, From Derek Wilson, From Our Own Correspondent, Gerald Ely, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, From Terry McLcan, By John Nicholls, From Julian Mounter Motoring Correspondent, From Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, James Reston, Malcolm Muggeridge, PHS, Gretel Spitzer, Peter Jay, A P Ryan, DENIS FORMAN., JOHN NELSON TARN, W. T. WILLIAMS., PETER SHORE., A. P. JOHNSTON., ALAN DAVENTRY., JAMES QUINN., CHARLES IRVING., HENRY WILLIAMSON, DELACOURT-SMITH., ANTONY CARTER., FREDERICK HOBBS, , MADELEINE RICHMOND, , PETER BURNS., EDWARD WAKEFORD., ROBERT BELL, , MINDA ALEXANDER., From our own Correspondent, Cardiff, William Mann, Joan Chissell, Michael Billington, Irving Wardle, By Peter Jay Economics Editor, From Anthony Thomas, By Clifford Webb, By Ian Morison, By Clifford Webb Midlands Industrial Correspondent, By Arthur Reed, By Brian Basham, BY A. Goodrick-Clarke, By Paul Routledge Labour Staff, By Dennis Dwyer, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, From Frank Vogl, By Michael Baily Shipping Correspondent, By peter Hill, By Giles Smith, By John Armytage, F. S. TATHAM., J. S. MACARA, , K. ALSOP, , Paul Routledge,
ResumoNews: General Thieu warned of consequences if election is rigged, Redundancy led to £33,000 fires, Competition seen in cut-price Atlantic fares as Lufthansa vetoes airlines' plan, 21 injured by liquid gas in Manchester, Employers set for battle, Solicitor ordered to be struck off, Cautious reaction from Whitehall, Gunmen use children as shields in attack, Bengalis warn UN that its observers will be killed, Clarksons give lead on tourism safeguard, Apollo 15 astronauts call for an expanded space programme and colonization of the Moon, Portugal to review case of Goa officers, Czech defector seeks asylum, Mr Gorton ousted in dispute over articles, Former Salvationist editor to train for priesthood, Science report Geodesy: Icelandic rift widening, Emergency fund set up, Unofficial list of security detainees issued, Support growing for UCS 'strike pay' proposal, Mr Lynch calls for abolition of 'repressive' Stormont, Minister blocks oil terminal and homes in green belt, Scientists demonstrate over new pay claim, Spain begins inquiry into fall of hotel, A letter to Bernard Levin, Pakistan keeps silent on trial of Shaikh Mujib, Accommodation refused to homeless families, Eire plans for exodus from North, Nightmares in Peking over Japan's revival, Mr Crossman on why he resigned, Complex Nato offer studied by Mr Mintoff, Doubts over American commitment to Taiwan, E German aid in Sudanese inquiry acknowledged, US asking for new currency freedom to beat speculators, Rough passage to a united Ireland, Counterpoint, Decade of a divided city, Mr Wallace promises schools challenge, Egypt's cease-fire said to be ending on Sunday, Architecture schools meet today to fight status threat, Dutch artists see EEC as a purely commercial affair, Army engineers move barricades during lull in rioting as troops get their first full rest, Medical students claim hostel has vermin, Beef and bacon getting dearer, GM winner meets the girl he rescued, Union leaders meet today to concert ambitions, Miners lose link with the tormented heyday Regional notebook Trevor Fishlock, Syrians attempt to heal Sudan-Soviet breach, Gold and guilt complexes, Councils lag over charter for disabled, Lord Goodman plans next Rhodesia visit, The Times Diary Writ out for pirate Solzhenitsyn, Syria breaks off diplomatic links with Jordan after border clash, Andrei Amalrik sent to labour camp in Siberia, Dr Ramsey sees task for churches in Market, 200,000 year old skull in Pyrenees grotto, Spate of suicide attempts with stocking tights. News in Brief. Index. Official Appointments and Notices: Americans name Moon geologist, RN Engineering College BSc awards, University news, Church news Latest appointments:. Display Advertising: Brown Knight & Truscott Ltd., Butterley. Engineering Industries Limited., H.J. Heinz Company Limited, John Brown And Company Limited, Sun Alliance And London Assurance Group, Cutty Sark, Interim Statement, Ultramar Company Limited, The Times Classified, Bird & Co. (Africa) Limited, Ozalid, Peugeot, Carlton Industries Limited, Burnett & Hallamshire Holdings Ltd., Union Castle Line, Boac, Crown House, Interim Statements, Imperial Metal Industries Limited, Bell's Scotch Whisky, Caledonian//bua The Scottish International Airline. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: Whiteley takes clear lead in British chess, Television, Radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 12,847, Chess championship plans. Weather: The Weather. Law: Soldiers' deaths 'vilest crime' coroner says, Police raids to break up cars racket, 'Oz' sentences attacked by legal journal, Murdered girl was not strangled, Evidence that dean held Communist card queried, Death sentence on boy of 15 in Arkansas. Property: Residential Property, London And Suburban. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, Appointment Vacant, Funeral Arrangements, Legal Notices, Entertainments, Appointments Vacant. Sport: Golf Alliss the part-timer shows Coles the way, Girl with no chance wins silver, Cricket Spinners of whom there is something to be said, Motor-racing Stewart leads the way again, Sports in Brief, Football Chelsea must be consistent to take honours, Rugby Union Lions among crippled children, EBA triples championship at Mortlake, Tennis Miss Moor gains authority from adversity, Murless has hopes of double, Show jumping European title awaits Britain's smallest contestant, Yachting Move to keep Fastnet race in touch. Editorials/Leaders: Icing For The Current Cake, Cheaper Across The Atlantic, Mr Brezhnev Hopes To See For Himself, Mr McMahon's Team In Disarray. Letters to the Editor: The trial of Shaikh Mujib, Labour Government and Rolls-Royce, National Giro account, Is register for executive misfits?, Future of Ulster, Sudbury Hall, Alternatives to prison, The Oz case, London pick pockets, Israel and Arabs, British films, Post Office relations, New pennyweight, Old Contemptibles, Housing needs. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Tuesday, August 13, 1946 Invitation to Mr Nehru. Obituaries: Mr Joe Smith, MRH. B. THOMAS Authority on Uganda, SIR WILFRID AYRE Evolution of economy ships, Lord Kenilworth. Reviews: Lucca revives its former glories, Teresa Berganza Queen Elizabeth Hall, Villain Abc 1 Girl/Stroke/Boy (x) Prince Charles Zoo in Budapest National Film Theatre, Mirandolina Gardner Arts Centre, Covent Garden's new Aida. Business and Finance: 50pc Rolls debenture repayment, Unit trust prices, Two more unit trusts from Pearl Montagu, Mining Woodside merger with Burmah offshoot, End short-time, car component suppliers urge, Company News Westminster Tst omits dividend, Nixon warns Japan over protectionism, 680 lose jobs in Cadbury closure, Stores report on EEC entry, Equities, Engineering unions' pay claim ignores CBI restraint plea, Car retailers report improved profit margins, Business Diary: The 'claque' at Clarksonsm · Briton's top US post, Russia buys £250,000 UK machine tools, Fixed Interest, Export record by aerospace firms, Spain expects oil from sea soon, Wool textile exports fall £10m in half-year, Bovril board recommends acceptance of Rowntree bid, Training board raises levy, Another bad day for the dollar in Europe, General rise sought for 250,000 white-collar staff, UK steel output slumps to four-year low, Prolonged meeting of Truman directors will be continued this morning, Hawker wins US Marine defence order, Lonrho's income potential from Wankel licence fees, Visible trade surplus at £43m in July as 'marked improvement' continues, US motel chain for Eurone, Motor firms streamline paperwork to cut costs, GKN proves its warning right, A return to fixed parities, Air charter switch to beat US west coast dock strike, Overseas loans generate £25.5m orders for Britain. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, Wall St closes 12.63 points up, Sterling and Money, New Issues TRW loan held over, Motor shares strong, The Times list of latest dividends, The Times share indices, Commodities, Drawing Of Bonds, Wall Street, Recent issues. Business Appointments: Business appointments New managing director for Spear & Jackson. Shipping News: Marked contraction in ordering by P & O Bulk Shipping. Births.
Referência(s)