The Times - 20/10/1960
1960; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STOCKHOLM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, From Our United Nations Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Labour Reporter, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, L. R. CONISBEE., E. C. H. JONES., HOCKLEY CLARKE, E. C. DAVIS., LAYTON., GEOFFREY CROWTHER, J. C. BUTLER, GEORGE HAYTER HAMES., From Our Defence Correspondent, R. G. C. BATHURST, H. C. MELLOR, By George Cloyne, R. F. M., R. F. H., Lord Russell of Liverpool, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From a U.S. Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Shopping By Post, Public Appointments. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners, Shipping. News: Move To Prevent Television Plan Lander Seek Court Injunction, "Misery To Millions Through Sweets" Reply By Dentists, Approach By Daily Herald, Call To Raise Limit On Art Exports Increase From £500 To £1,000 Urged, U.S. Students Held For 9 Days In Jordan Ill-Treatment Alleged, Busmen Offered 18s. More Increased London Fares Likely, Inquiry Urged Into Papers' Closure 'Danger To Democracy', "This Therapeutic Rake's Progress" Doctors, Drugs, And Diseases, Congo Arrests By Colonel Mobutu Lumumba Supporters Held, New Zealand Bill On Licensing Laws, Kruger Park Official Mauled By Hippo Animal Was Believed Drugged, Canada Against Embargo Washington Soundings, Labour Move Over Rents Fails, Farm Rents Up By 8% In 1959 Improvement Plan "Well Used", Columbia River Scheme Approved 60-Year Development Plan With U.S., Russia Stops Repatriations To West Germany 90,000 Applications Outstanding, U.S. Stops All Trade With Cuba Dr. Castro Complains Of Aggression Fear Of "Large-Scale Invasion", Call To End Arab Oil Agreements Controversy Aroused, Nato As Fourth Nuclear Power London Hesitant Over U.S. Polaris Plan, Youth Tells How HE Shot Taxi-Man "I Was Perspiring And Tense", Russian Threat To Boycott Disarmament Talks Insistence On 3-Man Secretariat, Coach Fares Still The Cheapest, 200 Car Workers Walk Out At Coventry, Claim For £65,000 Damages, Britain's "Push" In Exports Inadequate Warning Of Decline By Minister, Public Support By Herr Strauss Solving Problem Of Army's Weapons, Chiswick To Langley Motorway Route Ministry Decision, 20 Marines Injured In Exercise, Party's First Bid For Parliament, Dr. Fuchs Appears On German Television "H-Bomb Plans In Bonn" Charge, Home For Royal Show Approved Site Of 460 Acres At Stoneleigh Abbey, Storm Over Sodom And Gomorrah Russia Deplores Space Visitors Theory, Miners Clash With Brussels Police Protest At Closure Of Pits, Gold Price Jumps 27 Cents Post-War Record, Sanction For Nuclear Power Station, Tour Of Siberia For Moscow Envoys, French Nuclear Force A Confidence Issue, Army Views Are The Soundest, Man Tells Of Knife Waking Him Two Youths For Trial, The Spar Of Hope Sir Keith Hancock On Peacemaking, Gangs From The Inside Youth Leaders WHO Face Ostracism, Grants For Historic Buildings 24 Properties Get £65,000, Bomb Conspiracy Denied By Mr. Menderes Spirited Address To Yassiada Judges, Paul Singer Denies Being A Director Submission In Stamps Firm Case, Channel Tides As Source Of Electricity French Engineers' Success, Road To Independence For Tanganyika Mr. Nyerere's Firm Rein, JET Fighters' Battle Over Negev, "Labourers Being Shanghaied" Man Taken To London By Force, Africans Seeking £400,000 Damages Minister To Defend Sharpeville Claims, Paris Edition Of "New York Times" First Issue Today, M. Soustelle's Defiance Of Gen. De Gaulle Party Formed To Keep Algeria French, Buraimi Report For Mr. Hammarskjold Ambassador In London, Emigrants Will Fly To New Zealand, Ghana's "Way To Socialism" Measures To Develop Cooperatives, No Advance On Airport Forms Operators Adhere To Refusal, Gurkhas Reviewed By King Of Nepal Queen Ratna Sees Maternity Unit, Placing Nuclear Control Posts, Cult of Television Interview, Motor Show Attendance Down Minister Reviews Trade Difficulty, Home-Seekers Likely To Draw Blank In Lakeland, "Berlin 4-Power Status Dead" Communist Argument Developed, Missile Tests Succeed Submarine Fires Four Under Water, Greater London Council Plan L.C.C. Would Be Abolished Borough Opposition To Mergers, Shadow Of 200ft. Hotel, B.B.C. Leads In Language Courses World's Largest Teaching Service, A Champion Of The German Worker, Mauritania Reaches Independence Prime Minister On Algerian Dilemma, S. African Editor Still In Gaol, Tippling With Trollope "Curates Indeed!" Said The Archdeacon, "It's Too Good For A Bishop", Haulage Rates To Go Up 10% More Where Traffic IS Congested, Simplifying Kenya Finances Request By Farmers, Noisy Scenes At Stevenage Public Inquiry Hostility Of Old Town Residents To Building Near Beauty Spot. Law: Officer Stranded Frigate Reprimand Sentence, Girl Of 13 Tells Of Shot Car Salesman Accused Of Murder, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Vicarious Liability? Meek v. Fleming, Boy Acquitted Of Murder 10 Years' Detention For Manslaughter, Probate, Divorce And Admiralty Division Will Duly Executed In The Estate Of Hadler, Deceased Goodall v. Hadler And Others, SIR EDGAR DALE, sitting in the Divorce, Mr. J. C. Leonard (not Mr. Barry, Life Sentence For Manslaughter, Court Of Appeal Pig Rearing Building Held Ratable National Pig Progeny Testing Board v. Greenall And Another, Queen's Bench Division Truthful And Ethical: Vicar Vindicated James v. Jennings, Secretary WHO Stole From Shop Fined £50, Frauds On Air Ministry Six Sentenced, Beer Taken To Prison By Former Inmates, "Lady Chatterley" Case Today. Display Advertising: P & O Orient Lines, Oxford University Press, Canadian Pacific, Gillette, Harrap Books, Robeco, Ribena, Jaguar, Multiple Display Advertisements, John Murray, British European Airways, Standard Triumph, Luncheon Vouchers, Vickers, Austin, Canadian Bank Of Commerce, Player's, United Kingdom Guarantee Corporation, The Times, Detroit And Chicago, Martell's, Esso Chemicals, The Health Of Executives, Mitchell, Chatto & Windus, Towelmaster, Cariflex, Animal Health Trust, Marconi's Wireless Telegraph, Consett, White Horse, Mercedes-Benz, The Chartered Bank. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Decisive Phase For Labour Leadership M.P.s Asked For Nominations Decision In Two Weeks, A Council For Greater London Proposed L.C.C. Would Disappear: 52 New Boroughs. Arts and Entertainment: Solution Of Bridge Problem No. 1,450, British Fashion Show In Brussels, Britain In Chess Struggle Olympic Defeat By Hungary Looming, Broadcasting Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,505, £20,000 For George Stubbs Painting First Zebra Seen In England. Picture Gallery: Gurkhas March To Royal Review Round-Up On The Marshes. Official Appointments and Notices: Mr. J. Clayton Leaves Rediffusion, Canadian Scientist Wins Scott Award, From The London Gazette, University News Oxford, Naval Appointments. Property: Knight, Frank & Rutley, Dudley Samuel & Harrison, Council Houses For Gypsies Minister's Decision Criticized, Flats And Chambers, Sale Of Leasehold Investment £225,000 For London Property. Reviews: New Fiction, Fine Watercolours from Leeds, Yours Ever, Find Indeed, Luck of the Boswell, Settled Out of Court The Judge as a Prisoner, O'neill Prize For 1960 Handed Over, Mr. Bruno Maderna Exceptional Gifts Confirmed, Price of D Day, A Triumphal Unity Two Manchester Orchestras, Hardy's Dynasts Transformed, Winchester's Model Pupil, America's Classic Humorist Gets the Full Treatment, LA Traviata As Verdi Meant IT, Early Works Of John Ireland Society's Second Concert, British Casanova. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Never Too Old?, Bold Reform, A Pledge in a Panic?, Good While it Lasted. Letters to the Editor: What Bird For Britain?, The Last Edition How Newspapers Come To Die, City Parking Space, Poison On The Land, University Entry, Flood Relief. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1860. Obituaries: Brig. A. H. Moberly, Obituary, Sir Harry Hague, Lord Verulam, Mr. Justice Somerhough, Commander The Hon. Roger Coke. Sport: Eastern Counties Upset Odds And Middlesex, Sports in Brief, Oxford Forwards Disappoint, First Day's Programme Of Newbury Mixed Meeting, Probable Runners At Stratford-On-Avon, Bath Club Cup Squash Rackets, Cambridge XI Convincing Formidable Left Wing, Acceptances For Cambridgeshire Forty-Five Horses Left In, Owners State Their Case Racehorses Cost £4M. A Year, Newmarket Hopes Fail At Hurst Park Mariner's Dance's Exciting Win Over Saffron Tartan, Beetham To Defend Billiards Title, England Swamp Little Luxembourg Cruel And Clinical Finish To Clever Approach Work, Yesterday's Results At Hurst Park, Allen Voted "Young Cricketer Of Year", Oxford Beaten By Late R.N. Goal Lapse Against More Inventive Attack, Satisfaction For Cambridge, Hockey Sages Bow To Youth Sussex's Stamina Fading, Kent Hit Back At Right Time Against Surrey Frustrating Match For Backs, Italian Bout Not For Vacant Title. Business and Finance: Bank Of Belgium Return, Robeco's Maiden Interim African Interests Cut Drastically, Dorman Long's £36M. Capital Programme, "Foreign Securities And Taxation", Latest Dividends, British Aluminium Swiss F.50m. Loan, "Johnnies" Report Steady Market Directors Review Investments, ANGLO-AMERICAN SHIPPING COMPANY (A Member of the International Naess Group of Shipping Companies) Bold And Progressive Policy Mr. Erling D. Naess's Statement, J. WHITTINGHAM & SONS LIMITED (Wool Merchants, Top Makers and Wool Combers) Substantially Higher Earnings Mr. G. Bradley On The Market Outlook, Textile Firm Shares For Employees, E.C.S.C. Raising $35M. In U.S. Oversubscription Of Offer Possible, "Six" May Meet "Seven" Soon U.K.-German Talks Next Month, Another $21M. U.S. Gold Loss, Technical Progress In Common Market, Uneven Supplies Of Money Keen Demand For Bills, Bell's Asbestos Rights Terms, Final E. Pakistan Jute Forecast Larger Crop Than First Thought, Neepsend Steel's Higher Dividend And Profits Better Year For Hawthorn, Leslie, $3 Gains By Gold Shares On Wall Street, Bowater Admitted To Paris Bourse, First National City Bank In Germany, Sohio Iran Crude Oil Price Cuts, Sorting Out The U.S. Railway Systems Best Hope For A Prosperous Future, Pound Makes Fresh Gains Forward Premiums Narrow, Dollar Gold Price Soars To New Peak London Rate Beyond I.M.F. Margin, Fewer Shipbuilders Would Be Tragic Swan, Hunter Chairman Refutes Suggestions, U.S. Tax Anticipation Offering, 'Delicate Moment' For Channel Tunnel, Park Cake Bakeries Completion Of Major Expansion Programme, American Fire Losses $82M. In September, Oilfield News, Dow Chemical's New British Venture, Shares Forge Ahead Buyers Appear: Sellers Fade, Double Issue From Pollard Ball Scrip And Rights, The Floating Debt, S. African Reserves Down Again At £90M. After Two Years, New Quotations For Farbwerke Hoechst, Unit Trust Prices, Cheaper Purification For Gas Industry. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices, Commodity Prices Copper Steady After Further Fall. Business Appointments: Management Education Chairman, Business Changes Union Corporation's New Secretary.
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