The Times - 14/07/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Staff, From Our Golf Correspondent-PARIS. JULY 13, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Staff, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-SWANSEA, JULY 13, From Our Medical Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Education Correspondent, FROM OUR TRANSPORT CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our European Economic Correspondent.-BRUSSELS, JULY 13, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, JULY 13, From Our Correspondent-HELSINKI, JULY 13, From Our Own Correspondent-CANBERRA, JULY 13, From Our Correspondent-WELLINGTON, JULY 13, From Our Correspondent-DURBAN, From Our Correspondent-ADEN, JULY 13, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From a Special Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, MAURICE EDELMAN., RAYMOND CORY, Chairman of, SHIRLEY SUMMERSKILL., G. P. HYETT, Managing Director, , ANDREW GORDON JOHNSTONE., PAUL ELEK., HENRY STEELE COMMAGER., DAVID MCKENNA, General, MAURICE PRYOR, Chairman, The, G. F. SHORT, Manager, Scientific, J. KALMAN, Alderman, London, From Our Special Correspondent, JOHN OLATUNJI OMOLODUN., OLUMBE BASSIR, President, Nigerian, R. G. MEDLEY., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Drama Critic, From Our Music Critic-CHELTENHAM, JULY 13, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-STOCKHOLM, From Our Sale Room Correspondent, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Horticultural Correspondent, FROM OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From Our Correspondent-NEW YORK, From Our European Economic Correspondent-BRUSSELS, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Educational, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Roehampton Croquet, Blue Streak Fails To Show True Form, Gimondi Poised To Win Tour, From Night Club To Tennis Court, Tranquillity Disturbed By An Albatross Sota Leads French Open With Round Of 62, Cricket Hit By Rain, Townsend Given A Fight In The English Amateur, Middlesex Get To Target In Time, Wet Outing For Yacht Crews, Sports in Brief, Palladium Stages Another Win, Gillette Cup Matches Are Wide Open, Manchester City Pick Mercer, Harman's Spin Represses Kentish Aggression, Three-Year-Olds Getting Measure Of Seniors Morgaise May Be Too Good For Watchman, Top Seeds Have Quick Wins At Frinton, Weetman To Lead Ryder Cup Team Appointment "Pleasant Shock", Windsor Taken To Extra Time. Arts and Entertainment: Bridge A Success Abroad, Television Programmes, Problem No. 1,695, Sound Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,971. News: Search For Two Prisoners In France, Labour Group Plan For European Unity, 72 Outlaws Killed In Sudan, Government Clarifies Plan For Education Switch "No Withdrawal Of Grants", Three Youths Admit Manslaughter, Estuary To Become Nature Reserve, Protestants Invited In Spain, Portugal's Homage To Gulbenkian, Birth Control Should Be Ministry Responsibility-Sir J. Huxley "Intolerable" Population Prospect, Impersonation At Driving Test 'Common' Prison Warning, Mr. Davies Expected To Report Failure Today, Police Arrest "The Beast" Of Omsk Siberian Drug Ring Rounded Up, Canada Hits At British Cargo Rates Commission Report On "Price-Fixing" Ottawa Considering Action, Ministers Reject By-Pass Plan, R.A.D.A. Election Not Valid, Say Rebels, Alleged Plan For S. Africa Revolt, Negro Solicitor General For U.S., £30,000 Instead Of Oil Mix-Up In Rail Delivery, Korea Deadlock On Japan Treaty Strong Opposition In Parliament, U.S. Delays Aid For Pakistan Development Five-Year Plan Setback, Leisure Workshop Succeeds In Drawing Unclubables, State Banquet For President Frei, Peers Debate Brevity In 99 Minutes, Mr. Brown In B.B.C. "Teach-In", Language Laboratory For Post Office Telephonists, Minister Approves Bracknell Redevelopment Scheme Call For New Look At Number Of Shops, Police Quell Riots In Ecuador, "Dramatic Advances" In Cancer Treatment, British Criticism Of I.C.F.T.U., One Control For Health Services Urged, "Brewers' Journal" IS 100 Years Old, New Buccaneer Undergoing Tests Rocket Boost To Cut Take-Off, Disarmament Offer By Russia Ready To Resume Talks In Geneva President Johnson's Hint On Calling Up Reserves, "Appeasement Now Will Not Avert A Larger War", Young Jamaican Boy Beaten In Tie Shoot, New Sino-Soviet Clash At Helsinki, Rail Plea Not To "Have A Go" At Drivers Talks With Union Progress, Warning On Spread Of Nuclear Arms, Moscow Proposal Expected To Displease China, Wider Talks On Kennedy Round, Non-Political Life Peers' House Urged, Oil From Carrier Fouls Riviera Beaches U.S. Sailor Emptied Wrong Tank Sand Shipped In, Wales Corporation "Redundant" Biggest Subscriber Withdraws, Law Reform Plan In New South Wales, Packets To Carry Smoking Warning, Skilful Forger Gaoled, The Toy Tractor Evokes Wartime Memories, South Arabian Party Moves Across To Yemen Disappointment Over Attitude Of British Government, £285,700 U.S. Order For Eye Unit, Australia's Defence Not A Solitary Affair Sir R. Menzies Refers To Seato Obligation, Writers Clash With Dr. Erhard 'Crowd Of Duffers And Philistines', Drop In Imports Cuts Trade Gap, Warrior's Site Of Churchill Memorial Stone Unveiling By The Queen, Friendliness Brings More Tourists, The Queen Mother Honours Regiment New Standard For 11th Hussars, Greek Minister Expelled By Party Refusal To Resign From Cabinet, Commons Vote To Abolish Hanging Bill Passed With Big Majority, British Support For U.S. Repeated, Bomb Incidents Continue In Chicago Transport Firms Attacked, Changes Sought In Sex Bill New Penalties, 150,000 Odd Pilgrims To An Odder Shrine Scimitars And Gongs In Washington, Covent Garden Bill Approved New Market Smaller, Unnamed New Lily Seedlings In Gold Medal Exhibit, Witness Tells Of Assurance About Party, Helicopter Saves Two After Yacht Fire, Eire To Enforce Price Controls, Oil Company's Big Hongkong Housing Plan, Steel Pool Finds Way To Appease France "Business As Usual" By Letter, Submarine Damaged In Collision, Up Whymper's Way-Then and Now, "Thousands Of Houses Still Unsold" Builders Blame Loans Delay, Orthodox Church Unity Move, Movements Of Liners, Walk-Out Makes 75 Ships Idle, Photographs Of Mars Tonight, More Companies Hire Trains, Shaikh Abdullah Moved, Peakland Awaits Minister's Plans, Swedes Show Skill In Solent Rebel Overhauled After Leading, 460,500 Pensions For Disabled, Ghana's Switch To Decimals Banks To Pay Out In New Currency, Woman Climbing Matterhorn North Wall. News in Brief. Display Advertising: The Albright & Wilson Group, Reader's Digest, Watches of Switzerland Ltd, Multiple Display Advertisements, Qantas, The Times, Halifax, Breakthrough, Carlson-Ford. Picture Gallery: The President of Chile arrives for State Visit. Official Appointments and Notices: From The London Gazette Tuesday, July 13, 1965, Oxford, Far East Post For Admiral, Two New Bishops. Politics and Parliament: House Of Commons Steel talks still open, Keep Licensing Planning, Say Committee, 23 speeches in 99 minutes: brevity from Debrett, Minister denies C.N.D. influence on policy, More armed prison rescues feared after murder Bill. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Politics and Shipping, Top Weight, Room for Reason, Second Best. Letters to the Editor: Deprived Minority, Bank Users, Go-Slow In South-East, Abortion, The Patent Office, How To Use A Computer, Another Look Needed, Tuscany, Council Flats, Lagos University, A Preference For Pounds Conversation In A Bookshop, Fluoridation Of Water, Conducive To Health. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Laugh-Raiser Stays the Course Yvonne Arnaud Theatre: Thark, Turning-point in the Fortunes of the Stockholm City Theatre, Pinero Revival A Brilliant Stroke Chichester Festival Theatre: Trelawney of the "Wells", Rambert Scores with Exciting Giselle Sadler's Wells Theatre: Giselle, Rawsthorne Period Of Melancholy, Ruthless Test Of Handel American Singer's Feeling For Line, New Wesker Play, Bacon and Moore again in Powerful Relation, £9,052 For Works By Newton. Law: Accessary Before The Fact Regina V. Creamer, Death By Dangerous Driving Regina V. Worrell. Obituaries: Lord Poltimore, Dr. Wladyslaw Dering, Prof. Wilson Smith The Influenza Virus, Sir John Russell Development Of Soil Research, Obituary. Business and Finance: A Centre For Computers Education Needs, Redifon Venture With American Firm, American Cadmium Prices Cut, Japanese Firms Buy Again, U.K. Exporters Criticized Lack Of Effort In America, U.S. Bank Deposits, Successful Mission To Bulgaria, Cope Allman Get Into Russian Market, S.T.C. Wins Yugoslav Airports Order, Ashton Bros. Issue Coming, Motta, Latest Dividends, F. J. Parsons, Anglo American Quarterly Reports, "Fed" Offsets Drain On Reserve Funds Unusual Move Pushes Bill Rates Up Sharply, Japan To Reduce Steel Output Government Pressure, James Scott Starts Year With Record Orders, Shipping Revolution And Its Effect On Costs, Bristol Evening Post's Good Year, Slow START For Trustee Cheques, Revenue Surplus Of £13M., Kellogg Denial On Rio Flour, Golds Bright On Jo'burg, Kalgoorlie Financing, Freight Markets' Steady Rates, A £150,000 contract for a new factory, 91% Increase In 8 Months, 3,000 Entries Sets Record For Great Yorkshire Show, John Menzies (Holdings) Limited Wholesale Trading Affected By Narrow Margins Higher Retail Turnover Mr. John Menzies On The Improving Outlook, U.S. Capital Helps North-East Mr. Jay Opens £5.5M. Factory, 'Bats' Raises Stake In Lentheric, Soaring World Production, Russia Buying More Women's Shoes, $26M. Boost To Cigarette Output, Land-Rovers For Jordan Army, Modest Welcome For Trade Returns, ALLAN KENNEDY (Manufacturers of Mesh Steel Flooring and Stairway Treads), £2M. Export Order For Wimpey-Brown Root: Base Camp For New Oilfield, Good First Half For Int. Combustion Beautility Beats Forecast, Centrovincial Sees Change Ahead, Kuwait Approves Loan To Nigeria, Investment Decisions In Sporting Guise Dow Jones Index May Be Used, Erratic Trend On Tokyo Index Advances 6 Points, I.B.M Earnings Touch $233M., Mfrs. Trust Growth, Mixed Reception For Enel Loan, Combined Electrical Manufacturers, 230 Ton A Day Oxygen Plant, Anglo American Corporation of South Africa, Limited, Office & Electronic Sales Spurt, Edgar Allen & Co. Limited Marked Improvement In Group Earnings Mr. F. A. Ross Reviews Operations And Outlook, Freer Trade Between Italy And Japan, Hongkong Banking Lifts Interim. Business Appointments: Mather & Crowther Appointments. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Cash Zinc Rises £2 5s., Sterling Turns Weaker, Fears Of More Credit Curbs Hit Shares, Wall Street Drifts Fractional Falls, Recent Issues, Mutual Funds, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Option Rates, Money Again Short, Lively Demand On Milan Zurich Declines, New Capital Stock Issue Plans, Unit Trust Prices, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Short-Dated Gilts Lower. Property: Brown & Merry, Town Houses.
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