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Evening Standard from London, Greater London, England • 1

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Evening Standardi
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London, Greater London, England
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RooteS SERVICE BEST FOR CARS VANS TRUCKS TEL: LAD 5232 Ladbroke Hall Barlby Road Wlt Dearer milk better cheese By PHILIP MARSHALL -A bitter row between the farmers and the Government is regarded as inevitable following publication today of the annual Farm Price Review as a White Paper to Parliament The effect- will be to increase the total value of farm guarantees by around £10 million which is less than half of what the former Tory government handed out last year The Industry will thus be expected to absorb through Its increasing productivity the bulk of their increased oasts of some £29 million For the housewife there will be higher prices: a halfpenny pint on milk from August 1 with consequential increases up to Id a lb for home-produced butter and cheese Changes in the guarantees for beef bacon eggs cereals and sugar beet should eave shop prices relatively unaffected They asked for 6d The review which was imposed on the farmers will infuriate the milk producers in particular They have asked for 6d a gallon rise which would have put up the price to the housewife by 2d a pint But all they have been given is Id a gallon MPs from con stituencies were this afternoon forecasting the possibility of a protest march on Whitehall by the milk producers Farmers threat More than 50 farmers the Mayfield area of East Sussex unanimously voted in favour of blocking the main London Eastbourne and London to Brighton roads on Easter Monday and Whit Monday if they get not more than a penny farthing a gallon increase for tneir milk through the price review board They decided on this action at an emergency meeting of their branch of the NFU today Storm in the Commons PAGE SEVENTEEN i a reduce ne of ir Dn said Ians til on pay THE MINISTER IS READY on 4d A name for that new film NEW YORK The new Beatles film now being made in the Austrian Alps has been named Eight Arms To Hold You United Artists announced today ions rKv NEW DEAL ON WORKING CONDITIONS alctititd By PETER FAIRLEY The Minister of Health Mr Kenneth 1 Robinson sent his reply to discontented family doctors today It added up to this: I am ready to negotiate a new deal better working conditions more right to time off help with improving your practices But on the subject of pay you must take pot luck with an Independent arbitrator In any case it will take about a year to settle your claims The answer to the GPs two-thirds of whom have threatened to quit the Health Service on July 1 unless they get more money came in a 15-paragraph 1 letter to Dr Cameron leader of the six wise men Vr'L negotiators of the British Medical Association Mrs SIR ALEC By ROBERT CARVEL Alec Douglas-Home told Tory MPs this afternoon okeep up the Parliamentary pressure to get the Government out Without mentioning Mr Wilson by name he this advice: you Mnt to catch an eel you JvEpnt hit it with a bludgeon viw lure it into a noose and es-uV uuu a iiulksb sum Jri Bive a quick sLimS: Opposition leader was hts supporters at the AUSI supporters ut vims private luncheon which fa uy 1922 Committee gives its leader at the Savoy Le was some divergence of among Tory MPs after-about how effective Sir had been But at a11 enjoyed the jokes ij! Qld Tint i-ollr aViAiif ife ciijuyeci uic JUK69 Demni? not talk about his own INSIDE NEWS Father of four oo secrets charge PAGE SIXTEEN LONDON FARES -NEW THREAT PAGE SIXTEEN Peerage offer to two MPs denied PAGE SIXTEEN TUBE THREAT OFF PAGE SIXTEEN of this brutality' says Luther King 'PAGE EIGHTEEN BUILDING SOCIETY CHIEF DIES PAGE ELEVEN General and admiral issue writs PAGE THIRTEEN Two men meet face to face almost nose to nose in London today with plenty to talk about Plenty of money On the left stands spruce monocled Mr Nubar Gulbenkian Ills formidable eyebrows brushed down for Lent On the right Is Mr Paul Getty Mr father was the famous Mr' Calouste Gulbenkian They called him Mr Five Per Cent Mr Getty's fortune Is also based on oil The occasion: Foyles literary lunch to mark Mr autobiography Presiding was Miss Her-mione Glngold to be 1 back at a she said has changed not even the menu" Dame Pattie ill Canberra Dame Pattie Menzies 66 wife of Sir Robert Menzies Australian Prime Minister entered hospital here- today for treatment of a fibrositic complaint 2s 6d per patient Dr Cameron called a meeting of the 60-strong general medical services committee this morning to consider It The Minister began his letter by announcing an immediate pay rise for GPs of 2s 6d for every patient on their list This he said was how It had now been agreed the £5 million pay award of the Review Body in should be spread Doctors will get the cash on April 1 But on the matter of future pay rises Mr Robinson was adamant: they must be dealt with by the same Review Body by the Government This was the one point ne said on which it had proved impossible to get agreement at Keliminary meetings between mself and the BMA leaders A framework The BMA had insisted that the pay question should be thrashed out directly with the Government before detailed discussion of their new began This document calls for among other things a 5S-dav week six weeks holiday overtime pay and improved working conditions for every GP On this issue now hangs the whole question of a general walk-out of GPs on July 1 A mav meeting of BMA delegates has been called for next Wednesday to decide whether to stick to their guns and quit the Health Service or bend a little to the Minister's wishes In his letter today Mr Robinson says: I have told you that your proposals for a new type of A Dock Pegs Col Five FLOATING EV30T0REMG Come and see the latest Austin Mini Saloons in comfort at (arfez future left the impression that he is in and means to right there flliirt8 about preparations i Utttfnn u0r the next General yffinbut for the next 1 referred particularly onanlsationeinent3 111 Tory iivtur a special bouquet BfyisaCsa Cann' ewphasteed the ji tiro to date presenta- 1 ouid in a way which the gtbpeai to the man in Wicfi 5i jybat ah these a pen be remains to be the Tory leader i bsues im? about two big na 3 Ibout optlmi- TorT comeback Back pae Col Six Europe's Largest Austin Distributors Sim Hampstead lid NWI EUS1212 1 ISO Old Park LaneWI OKI 3434 or suit your Icsol Austin Agent 13 KENNING MOTOR GROVE Earop' iargmti Totaling gprrfco Ktswmmmmsammammmmmm Amusements Guide PAGE TWENTY WEATHER Rather cold See Page 17 is a Trjr.

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