The Times - 12/08/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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BY DAVID WILSWORTH, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, BY NORMAN FOWLER, HOME AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT, BY A STAFF REPORTER, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, By CLIVE BORRELL and DENIS TAYLOR, BY STAFF REPORTERS, BY OUR LABOUR STAFF, By NORMAN FOWLER, Home Affairs Correspondent, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From PETER NICHOLS, By CHARLES DOUGLAS-HOME, , FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From our United Nations Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From WILLIAM NORRIS, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, From TIM JONES, By Henry Rayner, By John Russell Taylor, By Caryl Brahms, By Joan Chissell, G.W., Sam Heppner, Edward Pinto, Edward Mayer, Harry Golombek., Andrew Graham, Katie Stewart, NEIL ALLEN, INNIS MACBEATH, RITA MARSHALL, JOHN CHARTRES, MICHAEL BAILY, P.H.S., STEPHEN HASTINGS., A. L. ROWSE. Trenarren House, St. Austell, Cornwall., C. C. WRIGLEY, , ANTHONY MEYER., H. V. DICKS, President, The Royal Medico-Psychological Association, Chandos House, Queen Anne Street, W.1, Aug. 10., A. M. YOUNG., STEPHANIE PAGE., By Patrick Howarth, JOHN WATERLOW. Parsonage House, Oare, Marlborough, Wilts, Aug. 10., C. H. NUBLE. Warrens, Colley Manor Drive, Reigate., TYRRELL BURGESS. 40 Fitzjames Avenue, Croydon, Aug. 9., R. OXLADE. Court Lees, Byers Lane, South Godstone., A. BAILLIE. 26 Ridgewood Crescent, South Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, 3, Aug. 9., SYLVIA ANDERSSON. The White House, Northfield End, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire., By JAMES MARK, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, Dr. Audrey Richards, From Pamela Macgregor Morris, From GENEVIEVE MURPHY, From REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, From JOHN WOODCOCK, Cricket Correspondent, From JIM SNOW, By NEIL ALLEN, Athletics Correspondent, From HILARY BRIGSTOCKE, From PETER RYDE, Golf Correspondent, By RODNEY COWTON, By ROYDEN HODSON, Industrial Correspondent, By JOHN GRAHAM, By NICOLAS TRAVERS, By ROY MACKIE, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, ELTON. Adderbury, near Banbury, Oxon., JOHN RAVEN. The Reform Club, Pall Mall, S.W.1., BY OUR BANKING CORRESPONDENT, By KEITH PAYNE, By Our Shipping Correspondent,
ResumoNews: Ice cream sauces, Saxon church in danger, £200m orders for Jaguar plane Germans likely to join in, Car repairs by warranty 'dissatisfy one in eight' Consumer Council survey challenged, Peace plea after fight, Svetlana series ban defied, International art forgery plot foiled by police Cargo of faked Old Masters seized at Heathrow, Russians Now Ready For Nuclear Pact, War Readiness Call In Cairo, Unease In U S On Vietnam Poll Senators' call to Johnson, Gift Saves Alms Houses, Chinese Troops Open Fire Near Gurkhas Russian protest over boarding of ship, Vivisection law, More backing for Lord Robens, Castro criticism of Soviet aid to S America, New fault in F111 fighter, Delay over Anguilla move, Where the Danish flag was born, Pay homage at our literary monuments, Cotton men guy Minister, Dame Pattie waits, Medical School For Hospital, Kiesinger to face Johnson as equal, Train 'Wriggled Like Serpent' Fears before derailment, U Thant move on Jerusalem, Slippery customers, these slickers, Top places for Welch, Industrial injury bill rises, Gaol reunions with wives?, Something lacking at the inn, U N asked by Congolese for aid, Nigeria Forces Fight Back, Irish riders carry off trophy, Middle East awaits Tito blueprint, Historical value of houses established, counsel says, Bolivia base captured, Spotting misfits at the $20,000 a year level, Can our life-boats continue on voluntary contributions?, Bad foreign hotels may be put on black list, 1,000 to join fells search, Scientists study atoll, Protecting Palace From Birds, Rome's Summertime Crisis, Doctor attacks athletes who use drugs, Christian approach to the means test, The fire in Art, Mr Vorster threatens press, Power men's pay issue for incomes board, Israel Concern Over Arab Saboteurs, Mr Maudling's peace plan, Students Held In Rhodesia, The Times Diary Victorian world invaded Too ethical to spy Sorting out the Churchills, Bonn plan on army cuts agreed, Attacks as strike hits Aden Protest over U N team, Another Cannon Off Scillies, Usk Finds Date Of Roman Campaign, Do not forget Sauternes, Fiat loan blocked in U S, Parking sign 'inadequate', Provocation charge, 10 lose vote after error in list, Burma wife's vain vigil at house, Rain threat to an eisteddfod record, Ratepayers and the burden of amenities, Plant searcher's aid, Call for end to Chinese struggle, U S-Libya talks on air base, Bombing Pause Offer By Saigon Leader, John Neville to stay at Nottingham. Law: De Courcy plea decision later, Life Guards late on parade, Enfield school appeal soon, Couple held on spy charge, United Kingdom Passport Decision Regina v. Secretary Of State For Home Department And Others, Ex Parte Bhurosah And Others, Bullion robbery: man charged, Court Lees boys leave for home, Judge frees mother for sons' sake, Michael X Faces Race Charge 'Intent to stir up hatred'. Index. Display Advertising: Automations International (U.K.) Limited, The Sunday Times, Leicester Permanent, Bell's. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: London musician for Florida, Church News, Oxford, From the London Gazette. Politics and Parliament: Cost of some new prisons doubled Big increases on estimates. Picture Gallery: A Sporting Print, Classified Advertising: Church services tomorrow: Twelfth Sunday after Trinity, Sterling, For The Epicure, Connoisseurs' Guide, J. H. Kenyon Ltd. Funeral, Yachts And Boats, Entertainments. Reviews: Legendary pianists and their heirs, Henry Moore's sundial 'The Times', Finesse of Postnikova, Director who wants to speed up filming, The misfortunes of Romeo, Poking fun at modern youth, Prior On The Pope's 'Conservatism', The youthful Old Stagers. Arts and Entertainment: Television, The elusive grand slam, Cathy McGowan's Stage Debut, Radio, Clash Of Styles At Chess Tourney, Donald Sinden In 'The Relapse', The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,616, Moscow-a great success. Editorials/Leaders: New Ways To New Prisons, Long Hours At The 'Local', The Shadowy Figures Plain, Africa's Armies. Letters to the Editor: Voice For De Gaulle, Travelling By Rail, Weakness Of The Civil Service, Law On Drugs, Storm In A Stamp Album, Battle Of The Birds, Nigeria's War, Control Of Spending, South African Ban, Court Lees School, Space Technology, Plowden Report, What happens after the freeze?. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Deaths. Obituaries: DR J. WILLEY Scientist and tutor, Dr John Larchet, Sir Stewart Gorebrowne. Sport: England retain advantage with solemn batting, British crews in finals, Schoolgirls dead heat, Hurlingham croquet, Sports in Brief, Leader Delayed By Rain Oosterhuis troubled, British athletes face severe test, Triumph for Germans, Tough tennis task for Britain Formidable Americans, New Zealand crushed, Feast for 60,000, Supreme Sovereign hard to oppose at Redcar Three challengers from the south. Business and Finance: India to lift silver ban?, Watney admits extra IDV shares, Bank props up pound, News Summary, Food Securities Ltd., 1968 growth in Europe, Unit trust prices, Uganda coffee proposals, Widespread small rises, First meeting on takeover code, Two economic reports due from Government, Steel imponderable for GKN, National centre for IBM, New property trusts given go-ahead, Firm close to the week, Touring Giro team brief the nation's businessmen, PIB-aluminium prices stay, BAC lose but 'not unfairly', TV war in Germany, Prov Life expanding its field, Bill rate steady, Standard on short-time, BRIEFLY from the BOARDROOM, Bid to halt dumping of synthetic rubber, Welinsure-still no cover, £410 lift for computer men in new jobs, 100 food items go up in price, Sempah's praise for Swiss, October debut for Honda mini, Cement price up 4s a ton, Ling's way in America and Europe, Machine tools get big credit boost, Libyan talks on oil prices, How The Markets Moved, Continental yards win Esso's £35m tanker order, Squeeze blamed for resorts' empty beds, S African banks face fines, Harlech allots voting shares, Holliday Group make loss and omit final, Profit-taking cuts into Wall Street, Cocoa advances following war news from Nigeria, UK may get floating fair, Curtailed trading next week, too, Uruguay raises $ quotation, Money still short. Stock Exchange Tables: Food shares improve, The Times list of Latest Dividends. Weather: The Weather. Shipping News: Movements of liners. Births.
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