From DOUGLAS HAIG Birmingham Post Political Correspondent PARIS, Monday night FIRM control of Britain's prices and incomes —if necessary by the Government —is to continue. Mr. Harold Wilson gave President de Gaulle this assurance today as he drove home the fact of Britain's retu

Tugs were on their way last night to the Whitby-owned 7.175-ton vessel Fitton, aground aA Robin Hood's Bay. south of Whitby. North Riding. Tornado strikes A tornado sent a high school roof crashing on students in Orrick. Missouri. yesterday, killing one and injuring others.

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A decision by the Ministry of Transport to increase the speed limit to 40 miles an hour on Myton Road. Warwick, where there are four schools with nearly 2.000 pupils. is expected to cause a protest at tonight's meeting of Warwick Town Council.

cut of 6d suggested By JACK HAY Ilinningbass Pest Motoring Correspondent A SUGGESTION that the petrol tax should be reduced by 6d. a gallon has been made to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Callaghan. by the Standing Joint Committee of the Automobile Association. the Royal A