The Times - 07/02/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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A. M. RENDEL, , STAFF REPORTERS, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, KYRIL TIDMARSH, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, IRVING WARDLE, , JOAN CHISSELL, EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH, JOHN PERCIVAL, , JOHN WOODCOCK, , From Our Lacrosse Correspondent, RICHARD BURNELL, , JIM SNOW, , FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, NEVILLE MAXWELL, BY A STAFF REPORTER, BY OUR BROADCASTING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LABOUR STAFF, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, BY OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR HOME DEPARTMENT CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE REPORTER, WILLIAM NORRIS, , PAUL MALLINSON. 50 Wimpole Street, W.1, Feb. 1., IAN YOUNG. 20 Cavendish Place, New Silksworth. Sunderland., E. S. HISCOCKS., GLYNNE WICKHAM. Department of Drama, The University, Bristol 8, Feb. 3., GEOFFREY CROWTHER. 29 Dover Park Drive, Roehampton, S.W.15, Feb. 4., HUGH MONTEFIORE. Great St. Mary's Vicarage, Springfield, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge., CHARLES DOUGLAS-HOME, , MARGARET CHAMPION. East Lodge, Midgham Green, near Reading., H. TREVOR WOOLSTON, Editor, Civil Service Opinion. 19 Surrey Street, W.C.2., L. F. G. ANTHONY, , A. E. MILLS. 48 Culverhay, Ashtead, Surrey., SHEPPARD FRERE. All Souls College, Oxford, Feb. 3., LINDA CHRISTMAS. 209 Marlborough Road, Swindon, Wiltshire, Feb. 3., BY OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, Edna Purdie, Prudence Glynn, GEOFFREY CHARLES, , BY OUR CITY EDITOR, MICHAEL ROTHWELL, RICHARD CASEMENT, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoNews: Mr. Macleod is encouraged, Output Overlays Demand, S. Africa M.P.s boycott U.S. carrier, Local traffic: Mrs. Castle's denial, Malta looks for new British approach Chagrin after envoy's visit, 'Breakaway' Lamp Posts Experiment, Embassy officials pushed aside, Chemists Got £1M. Over Year's Estimate, No action against clerk who accused diplomatists, Britain's defence dilemma in the Far East, A Restyled Council 'Could Save £500,000' Computer and five committees, Mr. Crossman takes his revenge Step nearer stalemate over parliamentary procedure, Luftwaffe May Order Swingwing Fighter, Madras In Festive Election Mood Opposition takes to the stage, Chartered Accountants' Examinations, Lady Chichester Has No Fears, Japanese naval chief in Britain, Freeze Shock For C.B.I. Mr. Stewart reveals restraint plan, Algerian voters in first test of Boumedienne regime, Turkish plot over Cyprus alleged, Hanoi and Paris deny approach to Senator Kennedy, Big New Gas Strike In N. Sea, U.N. Aid For Zambia In Imposing Sanctions Dr. Kaunda speaks of difficulties, As IT Happens: Busy backbenchers: Juries and verdicts: Prince and Fuhrer, Enter The Experts For 'Last Exit' Publishers marshal their forces, Shadow Cabinet Discuss Censure Move, War On Poverty Programme Cut Back, Spastic will be able to stay, Three found shot dead in club, Man To Man In No. 10 Talk Mr. Wilson has an hour with Mr. Kosygin, Sanctions hint to car labour, Pres. Sukarno is backed, Russian Families Forced To Crawl At Airport British envoy jostled by Peking mob in trying to give aid, Composer Head Of B.B.C. Pop Service, A Jacket From Sheepdog Cindy, Snow Reports, Fog diverts Soviet airliner, A Throw-Away Line, 'Puzzled' Tees area M.P.s act over dismissal Four seek meetings with Ministers, Solicitors see smear in prison report Protest to Home Secretary over 'abuse of visits', Photographs From Inside Intestine, Mr. Marples Quits Tory H.Q. Reform Task, U.S. Plan To Curb Sale Of Guns, One-Man Siege Of Car Firm, Misstatement alleged on U.S. losses Figures up by 1,000 aircraft, Gen. Somoza elected in Nicaragua, Briton Plans Arctic Trek By Sled, Warsaw Pact Meeting Switched From Berlin Rumanian decision threatens unity. Politics and Parliament: A refuge in Britain for political plotters, Plea for cleaner beaches, Buying and building homes made easier Mr. Callaghan relaxes credit, Soldier's appeal from Aden sentence, Opposition renew call for contact with Mr. Smith, Protest vote against Rhodesia sanctions. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Laing, The Attock Oil Company Limited, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Staplegreen Insurance Holdings Ltd, Trust House Hotels, Norwich Union Insurance Group, Australia And New Zealand Bank, Multiple Display Advertisements, Pan Am, The National Bank Of Australasia Ltd., Industrial Expansion At The Board Of Trade, Charterhouse Group, Orient And General Investment Trust Limited, The International Synthetic Rubber Co. Ltd.,, The Norwegian State & Municipal Power Consortium, Guinness Mahon Executor & Trustee Company Limited. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Public Appointments, J. H. Kenyon. Ltd., Funeral Directors.. Arts and Entertainment: Television and radio, Menuhin Relives First Triumph, Salzburg's Easter Festival, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,457, Price Surprise In Glass Sale Minor Pieces Draw The Guineas. Weather: The Weather. Law: Two for trial after secret hearing, Accident Or Not?: Judgment Later, Gaol Demanded In Milan Spy Trial, B.O.A.C. Libel Action, French Sailors To Be Punished, Warders Foil Mass Gaol Break, Man's financial success led to matrimonial disaster, Hungarian Gaoled In Spy Trial, Solicitor cleared of fraud charges, Paraffin poured on woman, police say, Justices Must Convict Woman In Pork Chops Case Martin v. Puttick, Further Remand In Art Theft Case, Bankruptcy Plea 'An Abuse'. Reviews: Much To Admire In Student Opera, Yves Klein: a hero of this age, A ghetto of personal reality, Subtle style for Janácek, New aspects of four ballets. Sport: Australians lose Lawry in last over South Africa strongly placed, Badminton Teams, Sports in Brief, Threats but no finish by Hull, British Pair In Seventh Place, Cambridge Crew Creates Good Impression, Heavy Going Would Suit Kilburn Grand National entries opposed, Cambridge advance, Rugby League Cup Draw. Picture Gallery: Mr. Kosygin arrives at Claridge's. Official Appointments and Notices: Award For U.S. Poet, Guild Of Freemen Of The City Of London, Lancaster, New Bishop Of Dunwich. Editorials/Leaders: Unclear And Uncertain, How To Give Way Gracefully, The Lion In Trouble. Letters to the Editor: Barrage Schemes, Decimal Currency, County Cricket, Alarming Drain Of Talent, Controlling The Traffic In Drugs, Civil Servant's Place, Reconstructing The Abbey, Tedium Of Trains, The Right To Travel, Rate For A Top Job, 'Boke Of Brome'. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Miss A. M. Dale, Miss Dorothy Chapman, Vice-Admiral Sir. S. Raw A distinguished career in submarines, Miss M. Carol Leading French Sex Symbol. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Business and Finance: Tax-planning trust, Hawker adds £5m. to its bid for Crompton, Unit trust prices, Conoco's best, Company Meeting Jute Industries (Holdings) Limited Changing Emphasis In Demand Sir William Walker's Statement, Warning on process plant shortage, U.K.'s service economy highest in Europe, G.M. quarterly dividend, Coffee easier on I.C.O. news, Thomson paperback venture, Oil giants in Nigeria tax row, Phillips tap a North Sea bonanza, How To Advertise To The Russians, Higher sales to Czechoslovakia, Still doubts after the Chancellor's move, No Halt To Brussels' Advance, Around The Markets, Rank in deal with Hilton?, U.S. bill rates rise, V. Value profits still dragging, Co-op seeks top executives, Tweedy link with U.S., The Times pref. bid taken, West Germany wins Rumanian order, Market holidays, Hoover's high speed gas setback, Thrift plans plea to Chancellor, Cut Price Mink And Paper Dresses, Hire-purchase debt down another £30m., Penal Loans Of Money. Business Appointments: Trade director for N.Y. centre, Two extra jobs for Mr. J. Rocke. Stock Exchange Tables: London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Equities Drift On Higher Turnover, Quieter day for gilts; equities lose ground, Pound easier: French franc improves, European, Australian and Japanese securities, Recent Issues, Option Rates, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Wall St. consolidates in slower trading. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Sales By Auction.
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