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The Times - 25/04/1967

1967; Gale Group;

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KYRIL TIDMARSH, JOHN PETER, BY OUR CITY STAFF, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, A. M. RENDEL, , BY A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, GEORGE CLARK, Assistant Political Correspondent, Norman Fowler, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, BY OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, BY OUR EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT, MICHAEL WOLFERS, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, NICHOLAS HERBERT, DESSA TREVISAN, Correspondent in Eastern Europe, , From Our Special Correspondent, New York Ballet Critic, Irving Wardle, William Gaunt, R. W. Cooper, Guy Brett, William Mann, PETER STRAFFORD, NORMAN FOWLER, BRIAN PRIESTLEY, P.H.S., H. V. WHITSEY, , NINA WEBB., TUFTON BEAMISH., L. A. NOLFORD-STREVENS., ARCHIBALD P. HOPE, , F. G. HOLLAND, , D. IRWIN STOCK., NAN FINER., W. H. MILLS, , Douglas Houghton, , ANTHONY GRANT., T. A. J. PRANKERD., ROBERT MAYER., HOYOS., IAN STEWART., S. G. BURDEN., Professor C. M. Robertson, Professor E. G. Turner, R. M. D., PETER RYDE, Golf Correspondent, REX BELLAMY, Tennis Correspondent, GEOFFREY GREEN, NEIL ALLEN, , MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Racing Correspondent, ALAN OSBORN, , BY OUR SCIENCE STAFF, FROM OUR NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, By Our Air Correspondent, By Our Science Reporter, ARCLO SEDERBERG, , HUGH CORBET, CLIFFORD WEBB, Our Midland Industrial Correspondent, MEL BEISER, , From Our Correspondent, BARNBY., T. B. KILCOURSE., JOHN WOODLAND,

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News: Woman to sleep under water, Book saves Togo leader's life Palace bullet deflected, Sarah playing cool in the country, Hampstead traffic posters removed, Joanna gets her 1d. back, Saud urges support for republican regime, Protests at Plessey, Amnesty report next month, Coloureds Strike Over 'Race Bar' Prepared for long battle, Brigade falls for the Queen, Rival Aden Groups Meet In Secret Fratricide disturbs Egypt, Anxiety over Singapore run-down, Mr Menon again defeated, Bayonet struggle in Chelsea, Labour Party closes ranks to face unpopularity, Nursing for moderns, The 'Sun' is off danger list, 'Moon men but squalor in U.S.', Appeal To China On Vietnam Russia's joint action call, U.S. to bid for British Oxygen?, Cooperation sought with east Europe, Birdwatcher goes to police, Nigerian Accusations Over Hi-Jacking, Svetlana Seeks Secluded Place, Ban On Mini-Skirts, Sweeping Changes Urged At Lse, Capt. O'neill Replies On 'Discrimination' Article in 'The Times' attacked, Less drunks during pay pause, A Regent's Canal Playground Freight route in plan, Right to teach in French upheld, Indonesians Expelled, Fairfields men walk out, Decision on EEC this weekend Cabinet speed up talks, Taxi men put their case, Crucial Day For Greek King Talks with Cabinet soon, Bearded pupil to fight suspension, Aero engines inquiry team chosen, Oil rig's legs suspected, Survival in New yorkby false eyelashes and diplomacy, Bathroom or sulkroom?, Call for aid to poorer nations, Europe can expect some Johnson cajolery, Cutting metal by sound, Rhodesian Attack On Mr Bowden, Customs took £500 from Spaniard, Primate urges shared worship, Europe link 'end of Sunday joint' Warning on price rise, Mystery of Soviet space flight unsolved, '400 health centres in 10 years', Play About Churchill Rejected, No investigation for inquest doctor, U.S. Appeal To Russia After Space Death Komarov killed when parachute fails in descent, The Times Diary Gomulka's British biographer A streamlined Mr Heath Found-fleet-footed Mexicans, 'Use law to fforce prices curb' Sir W Carron's AEU call, Foreign criticism worries Athens Concern over recognition, Protests on war 'cost lives', Mr Johnson Sets Out To Win Over Bonn Visit seen as conciliatory gesture, 'Millions' Sought In Duty, Hard lesson for Señor who came to learn English, Battle to preserve Roman ruins, Gaol revolt ends, Villagers in protest, Gibraltar air ban referred to ICAO, Nile Temple Moved To Turin, White robbers in Negro church. Law: Solicitor Claims Article Ruined Career Payton v. Daily Sketch And Daily Graphic And Others, 'I begged Mme Callas to see Mr Onassis', Call-up appeal by Clay fails, Mother who lost baby gets £500, Hess appeal to be discussed, Crime costs 'unfair on rates', Decree nisi for admiral, Beechams Get Temporary Ban On Drug Made In U.S. Beecham Group Ltd. v. Bristol Laboratories Ltd. And Another, Moving Customer's Lorry Makes Firm Liable Kay v. I.T.W. Ltd., Sentence Cut By 7 Years Regina v. Blackburn, Sentence on RAF man, Decree for Lord Brooke. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Freemans (London, S.W.9), Limited, Government Gold Mining (Modderfontein) Consolidated Ltd, Multiple Display Advertisements, Umbrella, Alusuisse (Swiss Aluminium Ltd.), The Honghong Bank Group, The Randfontein Estates Gold Mining Company,, British Rail, Compania Mexicana De Petroled"el Aguila", Colston Appliances Ltd.,, W. A. Hills And Sons Limited, Leek And Westbourne Building Society, Hertz, Hobbs Savill And Bradford Ltd, Elga Products Ltd.,, Imperial Metal Industries Limited, Rover 3-Litre Mk III, Call Export Intelligence, Welvic, The Scotish Life Assurance Company Limited. Official Appointments and Notices: Church News, University News, Magazine editor. Picture Gallery: Cologne pays tribute to Dr Adenauer. Classified Advertising: Air Services, Public Appointments, J. H. Kenyon Ltd., Funeral, Investments And Loans, Business Offers, Entertainments, Appointments. Reviews: 'Spring awakening' an unexploded bomb, Live from the Garden, Very best production of Swan Lake?, Ashmolean puts outstanding gift on view, Janácek key work, Odd operatic double bill, Retrospective for young painter, Quartets and the university. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,522, Television and radio programmes, Musical From Wilde Planned. Editorials/Leaders: Arrested While Shopping, The Cost Of Space, Republicans And Vietnam, Vehicle Men Need A Smoother Road. Letters to the Editor: Japan sells against us on quality, Secret Of England's Fame, Dear Mr Pepys..., Flannelled Fools?, Compensation For Land, Proper Use Of Welfare Funds, Church And Party, Alas, Miss Jekyll, Not Getting Involed, Musical Gift, Dining Out, Counting The Votes, Leukaemia, The Legacy Of Tsr-2, Impersonating The Queen. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Obituaries: Prof Vittorio Bartoletti, Colonel V. Komarov Noted Soviet Cosmonaut, Lord Cork And Orrery, Dr Christos Karouzos, Mr Eric Baume, Cardinal Enrico Dante. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1867. Sport: Sports in Brief, Cox picked for Cup, then retires, Subtlety Missing, Starry Halo can give real lead to three-year-olds' form, Newcomers establish their Walker Cup claims Lunt is selectors' main doubt, Acid test on Celtic, Bristol XV Flattered. Politics and Parliament: Snags seen in premium plan for regions: Minister hopes to divert demand, The Lords: Sport on Sundays, The Commons: child minders: Royal Assent: building control at work: cashing MPs' cheques. Weather: The Weather. Property: Country Properties. Business and Finance: £20m building plans rejected since Act, Heavy selling sets most leaders well back, Infra-red devices boost optical industry, Loss by Spencer, Turner, £3m. for Freemans, Golds firm on Jo'burg, Bank lends to market for two days, Concord to take the strains, News Summary, Orders for Japanese shipyards decline, ThomsonHouston acquisition, Sugar highest for 14 months, Unit trust prices, Car production down, Uranium holds key to Randfontein, Learning about drink, Pacific free trade area proposed by Japanese professor may well be on the way, Thomson Org make £614,000 more, Two new hotels for EEC capital, Still room for a compromise, U.S. bill rates fall sharply, Tesco's own washing powder soon, AMF to set up £2m Belfast gas plant, Big banks to combat Giro with computer speed-up, Coffee growers face quota cuts, Travel bonanza for agencies, AKU heads for fall, The cost of becoming unit-linked, Equity rally brought to abrupt halt, U.S. savings and loans business brighter, AA magazine extends direct-mail principle, Business Diary Lord Netherthorpe thrives on adversity, Hotels fight star ratings, PLA veto on casual working, Profit trend will stem market's break, Long loans meet more selling, Trade chambers see new role as nation's middlemen, Curry's profits gain 16 p.c.-one-for-two scrip, Briefly from the boardroom, Cheap, light, aluminium radiators in sight, Hudson's Bay liquidity knocked, Cash-share option for Matta holders, How The Markets Moved, Hambros bank in Paris venture, New survey details employment trends, LPE expands its European network, Russia keener to buy British, Ld Thomson waives £½m. of dividend, Norwegian test case with Britain, Pig cholera hits sales, New anti-theft devices, Six companies named in Amex share rigging scandal, Now IIford gets into the picture, Car men throttle down on Europe, Electricity coming at 1/3d a unit, Computer parts drive in Russia. Business Appointments: Machine tool trade expert is promoted. Stock Exchange Tables: Montreal & Toronto Exchanges, European and Far East securities, Shares crash down, Wall Street up in spite of late profit-taking, Regional share prices, Good day for sterling. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.

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