The Times - 23/05/1968
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FROM THE NEWS TEAM, From CHARLES HARGROVE-Paris, May 22, By HUGH NOYES, Parliamentary Correspondent-Westminster. Wednesday, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From CHARLES DOUGLAS-HOME-Prague, May 22, BY OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Leeds, May 22, By MICHAEL BAILY, Transport Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, By JOHN CHARTRES and HENRY STANHOPE, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT-Carshalton, May 22, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, BY A STAFF REPORTER, By NORMAN FOWLER, Home Affairs Correspondent, BY OUR CHURCHES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR LABOUR STAFF, BY OUR POLITICAL STAFF, By BEVIS HILLIER, Sale Room Correspondent, BY OUR EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT-Birmingham. May 22, FROM THE NEWS TEAM-Marseilles. May 22, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-Paris, May 22, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-Moscow, May 22, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-New York, May 22, From FRED EMERY, From JOHN YOUNG-Kampala, May 22, From Our Own Correspondent, From TONY CLIFTON-Chicago, May 22, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT-Canberra, May 22, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Salisbury, May 22, by Hilary Gelson, FROM JULIAN MOUNTER, PHS, CLIVE EXTON. 4 Elms Avenue. N.10. May 21., KAHN. King's College, Cambridge, May 21., ROBERT L. ABRAHAMS., FRANCIS WEISS, JEAN OVERTON FULLER., GEOFFREY BING., HARRY HENRY. Chairman. Thom-, A. J. CROFT., DIANA VINCENT. 36 Champion Hill, S.E.5, May 21., DERMOT MORRAH., By Lord Gladwyn, AHMED HASSAN EL-FEKI., JOHN BIGGS-DAVISON. House of Commons, May 17., W. R. BÖHNING., WILLIAM DOUGLAS-HOME. Springhill, Coldstream., WILLIAM N. J. PERRY. 63 Shooters Hill. S.E.18., BY A STAFF REPORTTER, BY OUR STAMPS CORRESPONDENT, M. H., From Irving Wardle, Drama Critic, By GEOFFREY GREEN, Football Correspondent, By PETER WEST, By CHARLES BRAY, By ALAN GIBSON, BY HARLEY GELLING, By JACK FINGLETON, By MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, BY JIM SNOW, Northern Racing Correspondent, From VIVIAN JENKINS-Cape Town, May 22, By DOUGLAS CALDER, By PETER RYDE, Golf Correspondent, By LEWINE MAIR, By FINALY DAVIDSON, From REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent-Paris, May 22, By NICOLAS TRAVERS, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-Geneva, May 22, From PETER STRAFFORD, By MAURICE CORINA, By KEITH PAYNE, By MICHAEL HATFIELD, By DAVID JONES, By DAVID DAVIS, By RONALD KERSHAW, By JOHN PRICE, By MICHAEL THOMAS, Labour Staff, From R. W. SHAKESPEARE, Douglas, Isle of Man, May 22, By MICHAEL BAILY, Shipping Correspondent, By Our Political Staff, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By RICHARD SPIEGELBERG, From the Earl of Cromer, CROMER., By JOHN GILMORE, By Our Mining Editor, by Pamela Vandyke Price, by Colin Fenton, by Harry Waugh, by Andrew Graham Wine Correspondent, by Rupert Croft-Cooke, by Anthony Hogg, by Stanley Dennis, Production Director, Grants of St. James's, by John Price, by John Graham, by Bevis Hillier Sale Room Correspondent, Katie Stewart, Andrew Graham, by Hugh Johnson, by Denzil Batchelor, By GEORGE SAINTSBURY, By EDWARD HYAMS, By PETER HALLGARTEN,
ResumoNews: Doctor warns the faggot eaters, Widespread food shortage feared, Canal cruising boost, Share in property urged for wives Equal partnership plea, Claret, Liqueurs, Discontent over doctors' pay, Girl on second drug charge, Night attack, Haiti raiders reported routed, Cabbages that do not pollinate themselves, Magic of Andre Simon, Prince Andrew becomes a boarder next term, Subtle touch when the corks pop, David Harman Powell, 'Reagan for President' shouts in south, Housing as a human right, Ky hits out at 'foreign lackeys ', Dionysus, Eleven deaths in Paris alleged, De Gaulle Government Survives Censure By 11 Votes 5,000 students march On National Assembly, Burgundy, Ascension Day Services, Clashes at New York University, Promising prospect for 1967 port, Students in revolt, 'Breath tester' cleared, Ordination of women is approved, Fines after M 1 sweet exchange, S African guilty of blasphemy, Clothes-on strike at Folies, Rise In Rhodesia Settlers, Helicopter hunt for woman, Brewers tighten their grip, Mother tells of 7-hour sea drama with baby, Enticement charge, Motorway Plans Approved Surrey schools avoided, Rich Fruit Of A Family Tree, Tear gas used in Paris, First steps to absorb city ghettoes, Prague resists Soviet plan to send 10,000 troops, Louise Grose, Lords will reject steam-rollered Bills, The Times Diary Will boroughs take over parks? Kibbutmik expelled for protest Charting The Week's rough passage, Unions give support to Humphrey, Campaign Against Directory Plan, Europe urged to pay for troons, Gaol for making affray in pub, Engineers' strike 'did no good' Union leaders' split, Time to stop selling ourselves short, Cardinal's remarks on drugs challenged, Kodak men gaoled for film theft, Peter Wheeler, Last chance warning on US poor, Boyle to face his race critics, 'Dead boy' alive in Army, Buchanan defence of automatic crossings, Peace Prospects Dim In Nigeria, Now it is everyman's drink, Assurance to Gibraltar, Julie Hodgess, England win at mathematics, Sunshine for six, Unions Accept Talks Offer By Pompidou, 'Spy' Nasser interrogated resigns himself to death without iustice, Cool bidders for bottles, Bermuda poll opens with heavy turn-out, £1.7m cost of buried cable, Overlord for Birmingham housing, Students fined by Leeds tribunal Incidents involving MP, Light flashes from pulsing stars, Labour to explain failures, Stewart mission of hope to Moscow, Senate calm students' unrest, Rebel MP decision on Monday, Strike at hotel over British offer ends, Pole charged as 'British spy', Plan to avoid seizing-up of parliamentary machine, TUC chiefs in revolt, £2,500 For A Penny Stamp, Benelux joins in revolt of students, Use of stray pets in research deplored, Notes On A Cellar Book, India 'Closer To Australia' Welcome for Mrs Gandhi, US ruling on deserters, Bombs explode as tension grows, Minster Still Needs £500,000, Ban on name of baby, Harriman plea for halt to Vietnam polemic, Techniques to serve new tastes, Social science in service of Pentagon, Changes ahead in the teacher's job, Minor works have their charms, The Commercial Road..., Wine, Doubt about unilateral divorce, Hock, Giants tussle for cheaper brands trade. News in Brief. Index. Picture Gallery: The siege in northern France. Display Advertising: Alfa Romeo, The Illustrated London News, Bell's, Sidi Larbi, Army & Navy WESTMINSTER, Veune Du Vernay, Westminster Bank, Multiple Display Advertisements, Italian Institute, Loeb, Mouton Cadet, Rsl, NEW Society, Dunlop, Translloyd, Sheaffer, Lutomer Riesting, Rank Taylor Hobson, J. B. Rrynier, V.M.C. Finance Ltd, Valpierre, J R Parkington & Co, Ltd.,, The Times, Wimpey, Blue Nun, LA Revue Du Vin De France, Croft Original, Carlsberg 68, Ferreira, International Finance And Services Limited, Vinho Verde, Cyprus Sherry, The British Economy, Cadbury, Boac, Sherry, B.R.S., G. F. Grant & Co.,, Christie's Wine Auctions, 'Une Bonne Bouteille, Twa, King & Co., Plymouth, Grants of St James's, Towry Law & Co. Ltd., The Thackeray Bookshop. Politics and Parliament: Tax liability on premium loans, Commons: money for galleries, £1,600m for five-year North Sea gas development, Lords: breaking point near on legislation, Check on exploitation of life policies, Church sale a precedent. Editorials/Leaders: France's Call For Reform, The power behind the merger wave?, Sex In Universities, Fixing The Rents. Letters to the Editor: The Royal Prerogative, Out of business, Lord Cromer replies, Grants Or Loans?, Portuguese Guinea, Incredible news, Theatre Censorship, Answering the need, Nobel award?, Public servants, Station Names, Chiswick to Islington, Contrariwise, London's Phone Directories: Necessary Information, Riots In The Sun, Plan For Palestine. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Aberdeen, New Archbishop Of Wales Dr. Glyn Simon. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From THE TIMES of Monday, May 24, 1943. Obituaries: Mr Michael Waterhouse Past president of RIBA, Obituary, Mr. J. Smith, V.C.. Reviews: Room left for horror, Sunshine and showers, Sadler's Wells takes over the Coliseum, Fun and war games with Mr Ustinov, The Fox loses its way on the screen, Bringing sculpture into the open, Inspiriting 'Judas' finely sung, Arrau's Beethoven discovery. Arts and Entertainment: Television and radio B.B.C.1 (Ch. 1), The Timmes Crossword Puzzle No. 11,856, Delicatessen Store Cinderella. Classified Advertising: Director of Breeding & Production, Domestic Situations, University Appointments, Announcements, Business Opportunities, The Civil Service, Entertainments, Motor Cars. Sport: Sports in Brief, Surprise defeat for Gray, Fine wins by Miss Norbal, Defensive action turns into assault, FA answer critics, Deadline for Olympic crews, England's revenge on Swedes Charlton scores his 45th, Graham and Dye scatter Leicester wickets, Merckx keeps lead, Motspur Park athletics, Oxford Struggle, Milburn Flays Australians Game of rich promise, Quoit repays trainer, Teams reduced to six, Hobo still to qualify, Close takes four fine catches, D'Oliveira in control, Britain Off To Good START, Seagrave has sound chance of double, Cumbes Bowls Well For Surrey, Sussex make recovery, Faulkner goes clear with superb 69, Connaught shapes well in gallop Candy Cane not for Derby, One Curtis Cup Survivor, Tries By Wings Boost Lions Injuries and lost chances, League Cup record. Law: Police Lose Appeal Over Late Drinks At Dances Richards V. Bloxham (Binks), Status Of Smith Regime Madzimbamuto V. Lardnerburke And Another, 'Traffic Hazards' Planning Condition Upheld Prosser V. Minister Of Housing And Local Government, When Waters Are Tidal Ingram V. Percival. Weather: The Weather. Property: Country Properties, London & Suburban Properties. Business and Finance: 'No obligation' to accept gold, Smelters: no change, Biggest steel strip plant, Eurosyndicat, Gas industry ready for fuel price war, Foster Bros recover, Triple link brings ICT dividend lift, US corporation loan terms, IFC backing for Charter mine, Rush on Swiss banks, How official statistics will serve industry, Jenkins was wrong over spending check-CBI cheif, BRIEFLY from the BOARDROOM, US silver sales save $250m in imports, The Times List Of Latest Dividends, Gulf plans on target, How The Markets Moved, Hoveringham Gravels Limited, U S firms exempt on foreign loans, Poles cut aluminium costs 25 pc, John Thompson increases turnover, Sugar dips on Cuban walk-out, Ampol profits jump by $2m, Rapid growth for sales promotions, Bristol Street Group Record Year, New insurance ruling, Slater, Walker Securities Further very substantial improvement forecast, One in 20 cheques 'RD', Gold: three vital clues GEORGE PULAY, City Editor, examines the trends and pressures in the market, The Bourses, Birds Eye plans £30m expansion over five years, Seamen criticize use of foreign ships, crews, Hunting Associated Industries Ltd, £6.6m carpet link, Engineering pay talks soon, Boomin toiletries, ALFRED CLOUGH LIMITED (Earthenware Manufacturers) Dividend Maintained, Record sales up a third, Pergamon bid resisted, Sharp fall from peak to $41.55, Cadbury V Mars in mashed potato fight, Spirax-Sarco Engineering Limited Higher Turnover Achieved In Period Of Economic Difficulties Group's Continuing Progress Paves Way For Brighter Future Mr. L. G. Northcroft reviews Operations and Prospects, Rowntree and Company Limited Strong Sales Position Effect on earnings of higher costs and control of prices, Gilman (Holdings) to pay above limit?, Sterling, Briefly From Industry A little Neddy wants action, 'Guesswork' on coal, Building control affects 7 pc, IRC'S battle for change MAURICE CORINA sums up the first annual report of the organization that was set up to help change the shape of British industry, Trades Union trust ready in summer?, Industrial indices go on rising, The Times Share Indices, Chocolate giants are looking to exports, Direct trade with France now at total standstill, TWW liquidation call, Bank issuing $ certificates, Gill & Duffus, Fears for French economy, £29m boost for Beecham, Why Guthrie is leaving BOAC, Shipbuilders call price-cutting truce, DEA boost to regional planning, Forestal Land's profits drop 16 pc: payout cut one point, Discount houses doubtful on big banking merger, £20m sales spurt at Gill & Duffus, Fixed Interest, Output Above Italian Average Notable Profit Increase, EQUITY Markets, Vote on women a draw, Mr Wood the mixer, London Borough Of Barking, Wm. France, Fenwick & Co. Limited (Shipowners, Etc) Higher Fleet Earnings Sir Julian Pode's Statement, The Expanded Metal Company Limited Sir Patrick Hamilton reports 'A RECORD YEAR', Money Market, New Shell tanker plan, Snag hits Hovercraft, Beecham's profit margins are trimmed, Lord Brown warns US of tariff danger. Business Appointments: New bank adds 16 directors to board. Stock Exchange Tables: London Stock Exchange Prices Large rises in stores, European And Far East Securities, Sharp fall in New York sugar, Midland Stocks, Rises And Falls, Recent Issues, Commodities, Wall Street, CLOSING PRICES-continued, Regional Share Prices, Unit Trust Prices.
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