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The Times - 11/07/1966

1966; Gale Group;

FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM MONITOR, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Tokyo Correspondent, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AIR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HOME DEPARTMENT REPORTER, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, BRIGID BROPHY., HAROLD LOCKLEY, , J. W. F. HILL, , LUIS DE OLIVEIRA NUNES, , WILLIAM WARBEY, , L. P. HARTLEY., M. R. D. FOOT. St. Catherine's College, Oxford, July 7., R. COLEMAN., ALEC CLIFTON-TAYLOR., FROM OUR FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR CITY EDITOR, BY OUR CITY STAFF, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, from our Washington correspondent, J. EERDMANS, RODNEY I. FRASER, from our New York correspondent, JOHN F. DUGDALE, R. ARCULUS, CONOR O'BRIEN,

News: 'Baseless Charges' Denied, Travellers Mt By U.S. Strike Heavy impact in London, Exporter's Best Friend, Union breach of privilege issue over Mr. Cousins, Cornwall's big send-off for the ocean racers, Hundreds Of Arrests In Uttar Pradesh Government acts to meet strike threat, Schools plan gets partial approval, Alaska limit to bear hunts, Rice Losing Ground To Western Foods, B.O.A.C. Favours Reductions In Fares, Ability with charm for the top, Rumanians triumphant at Warsaw Pact talks Significance of Brezhnev meeting, Left-wing disunity in Bengal, Village where speed is in the mind, Colour bar protest over railman, Israel party's image is changed, Jazz Men To Appeal Licence refused for festival, Bulgarian Choir's Third Win, 90 inJured in Greek farm demonstrations Police open fire on tractor army, Mr. Rusk rejects protest on danger to ships Accuracy of Haiphong bombing defended, 'Use Church Plate To Aid Hungry ', Chinese Composers WHO Reject Party Line Revolutionary tunes 'hastily written', French Reassured On Air Projects Agreement to resume talks in September, Coin Sale In Paris Raises £15,000, Mrs. Gandhi in Yugoslavia, Alpine Cable Crash Death, Krogers Better Treated Than Gerald Brooke Sports and good meals at Wakefield, Council to sell derelict motors, Miners' Families In 'Sit-Down Strike ', Women's gaols 'may not be needed in 30 years' Holloway's change to treatment, Scheme For Traffic Squads Study of foreign methods, Beirut Cleans Up For A Better Future, More Shooting In Mississippi, Warning over Iron Curtain holidays, Car sales increasing again, 'Rich uncles' role to continue, Foodless Man Loses 21st. In Year, Fence upsets sea views, Work pattern changes in France, Smallpox breaks out again in Midlands, Dismissal Of Propaganda Chief, Ulster Man Shot Near Border, Bilbao strikers hold out for better peace terms, What the centre has to offer exhibitors, Hovercraft had worn 'skirt ', Bishop's Ban On Priest, Car rally angers villagers, Tory M.P. refuses party whip Mr. Hirst wants stronger opposition to Prices Bill, Zambia accuses oil companies, Where The Opportunities Are To Be Found, Children May Suffer For Sake Of Uniformity, Tourists For Mid-Wales Project to halt depopulation, Export Council In Action This Week, Pla Yong IT The American Way, U.S. Seeks Moral Support Over Vietnam, Police Want Less Drill More Pay, Mailbag Making In Gaols To End, Cabinet talks in Java, Fleeing raider shoots bank clerk, Law to curb dismissals proposed to reduce strikes, Two injured when railing broke, Graphical trades oppose Bill, Importance of the U.S. market Viscount Watkinson, World Cup Doping Tests Surprise Check on players, Ruhr Election Victory For Socialists, Arts Council Aid For Orchestra, Jewish Centre Set On Fire, Farming Notes And Comments, A Permanent Showcase For British Goods, King Hill plea at Minister's home, British Trade Missions And Shows in the United States July, 1966-Spring, 1967, America's £19,000M. A Year Defence Bill, Boy Snatcbed From Path Of Train, 160 Trucks Stranded In Siding, Burundi Ruler Declares HE IS Still King Son 'being used by extremist politicians', Complaints by pilots listed, Woman's Gun Duel With Police, Russians Attacked For Wearing Crosses, Concentrated Buying Power, Yemen Gesture To Rassas Shaikhs, Making the best of the beast, Mrs. Wilson's Poem Printed In 'Izvestia', Willing Buyers For British Goods, Lisbon fines on 49 members of sect, British Exports To The United States, Car Race Accident Unit To Be Established Mobile operating theatre to cover Europe, Monday Merry-Go-Round. Law: Eire fishermen conspired to prevent trade, jury say, 'No Visits' Protest By Train Robber, Four Youths Accused Of Murder, Fined for stealing cyanide anodes. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Replica of the Montgolfier Balloon, British Design Makes Its Appeal. Display Advertising: The Palace And Derby Castle, Limited, Southampton Docks, The Barclays Group Of Banks, Barclays Bank D.C.O., Westminster Bank, Wedgwood, Debenham & Freebody, The British Motor Corporation Ltd, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Times Book Of New Issues, Daks, Lucas, Taisho Marine And Fire Insurance Company Limited, American Scene, Bassett's, Triumph, Pearl, Rolls-Royce, Bank Of Boston, Morlald & Co., Limited, Midland Bank, Burlington Arcade, The Chase Manhattan, Raglan Property Trust Ltd., Hoechst, The Times, Live Oil, The East Surrey Water Company, British Eagle, The Port Of Bristol, Mersey Docks And Harbour Board, Lloyds Bank, Gossard, Time Products Limited, Barrow Hepburn & Gale Limited, The Port Of London, Chemical Newyork, Alcan, National Provincial Bank Limited, Boac, Whitebread, Raleigh Rsw16, Chatwood-Milner Ltd, British Trade Centre, Tyndall, National Savings Committee,, Hill, Samuel & Co. Limited, The Republic Of Austria, First National City Bank, Bruce Peebles Industries Limited, The Chartered Bank. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Appointments And Situations, Business Premises, Factories, Warehouses & Sites, Entertainments, J. H. Keny0n, Ltd., Funeral Dirctors.. Arts and Entertainment: Television and radio, Solution To Bridge Problem No. 1,746, Brooking Exhibition At Bristol, Arts Council Help For New Town's Theatre, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,278. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Nicklaus defies rivals in alien conditions Brave and brilliant Thomas balked, Lions Show Improvement All Round, Multihulls Still Dominant, World Cup presents twin challenge to England, Poulidor picks up time on leaders, Sports in Brief, Cowdray And Windsor In Cup Final, Hooker defies Surrey, Domination By Emanuel, British Team Win Maximum points, Pieces of Eight boosts O'Brien's winnings Valoris plans include French trip, Tennis Tournaments, Overseas runners expose British weaknesses Hurdles events save pride on track, Norwegian rifles on trial, Italy likely to regain World Cup England's chance never better. Official Appointments and Notices: South Wales Miners' Leader Retires, Spectacle Makers' Company, Layman Chosen As Moderator, Church News, Speeding Wolfson College Decree, From The London Gazette, Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy. Editorials/Leaders: An Irritant To East-West Relations, The Future Of Mr. Cousins, More Power To Eldo, Walkover For The Ragwort. Letters to the Editor: Seeking Peace In Vietnam, Firs In The Parks, Mozambique Order, Special Operations Executive, Dangers From Sectarian Schools, 'New Attitude To Crime', North Sea Gas, University Freedom. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1866. Obituaries: Sir John Dashwood, Sir Frank Nixon, Lt.-Col. Sir F. Flower Shakespeare In Stratford. Reviews: Oratorio survives a stiff production, Sir Muirhead Bone as war artist, Dazzling young male dancer, New and advanced music at Cheltenham Festival, Asian Scripts On Show, Exhibition's picture of 17th-century art and intellect, Sir Walter and Miss Mitford, Wuppertal gets a new playhouse. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Notices. Business and Finance: Short again in money market, £500,000 Land Rover Order, Pechiney PARIS (Electro-Metallurgical products, Including Aluminium, Graphite, and Chemical Products.), Morland Debenture, Waddington Profits Up 29 Per Cent, Oxley Inds. To Float Offshoot, Commodity Markets, Industry award for 'Corgi ', Trade Party To Visit Congo, Australia's Place Between Two Worlds, Ulster Television may earn less; but dividend will be held, American rigs on new locations, Cardiff Placing For Coated Metals, Export warning sounded, Brit. Tobacco Note Issue, Holiday Deficit In Savings, Planning To Come To Market, Istituto Mobiliare Italiano, Steel Users Need Not Worry, British Government stocks in disarray, New Development Bond On Sale, 'Doulton Shop' In Copenhagen, U.K. shipyard wins £2m. order, Further growth in the American economy, An old fable in a new context, Indonesian talks start in earnest. Stock Exchange Tables: Clouds now looming over equity shares, Heavy Knocks For The Pound, Irregular movements in markets. Business Appointments: Rootes Group Post. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Breaking Down House Layout Traditions, Swan House, Aldgate, E.I., Property Investments.