The Times - 26/04/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FORM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rowing Correspondent, FROM A HORTICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, By Monitor, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Our University Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, MARTIN F. BETHELL, M. ZVEGINTZOV., DAVID BEECHER., PETER ROBSHAW, V. L. ALLEN., L. J. BLOM-COOPER., EDWARD NOEL., From Our Middle East Correspondent, W. R. LEE., F. S. MYATT., TOM STEPHENSON, C. ALLAN BIRCH, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Sir Leighton Seager, Lord Attlee, T. L. G., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From Our Industrial Staff,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Contracts And Tenders, Appointments And Situations, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Property: Sales By Auction, Curtis & Henson, Town Houses, Board-Residence And Apartments, Hamnett, Raffety & Co, Harrods, Torridon Sold To Lord Lovelace Famous 16,000 Acre Estate In Ross Changes Hands. Display Advertising: The Chase Manhattan Bank, Multiple Display Advertisements, Lansing Bagnall, British Iron And Steel Federation, Argyle Benefit, Talbot Stead, Player's, The Times, Cubitts, Daimler, Remington Rand, Setright Registers, Qantas, Pan Am, The Connaught, The Noble Lowndes Pension Service, Williams & Williams, B.R.S., Simpson, Haden, Hillman, Noilly Prat, Lockheed. Sport: Declared Runners For Other Meetings Catterick Bridge, Pinturischio May Need More Time Typhoon's Trainer Undismayed, Weight Of Tennis Stroke Decides Cullen Checks Pugh's Recovery, Winchester Forced To Build Anew, Celtic Left Back In Hospital, Rain Welcomed By Top Seeds Laver And Emerson Needed The Rest, Sports in Brief, Rest Of Newmarket Programme, Newmarket Racing Results, Today's Football Fixtures, 2,000 Guineas Field (3.10 p.m.), Challenging Season for New Captains, Record At Top By Peterborough, Fresh Impetus For Rowing's Mechanical AIDS Ergometers Leave Less To Eye And Stopwatch, Elliott To Run In Two Miles Second String For Cambridge. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,663, Rhododendron Cup Winners R.H.S. Show Awards, Bridge: Nuisance Bidding, Drama School's Play Competition, Famous Hymns And Their Writers Dublin Exhibition, Tal Well Placed In Sixteenth Game, Broadcasting Programmes, Modern Yugoslav Art, The Sale Room £167,000 Paid For Porcelain Rare Items Go Abroad, Rome Sees Windsor Drawings. News in Brief. News: Armed Men Seize £1,200 In Raid On Bank, Liverpool Cotton Market Plan, Air Firm Endows Noise Research, Withdrawal Of Troops From Germany, A.E.U. Delegates Demand More Leisure Mr. Carron Reminds Conference That Many Prefer Extra Work, Trustees For Anglican Student Federation, Church's Task In East Africa, General Kassim Sits on the Fence, Bognor Seeks Advice On £10M. Plan, "Dumping" Of 12,000 Jews Over The Polish Border Grynszpan's Father Called At Trial, Dr. Fisher Emphasizes Growing Interest In Church Unity "Exciting Advance" In Link With Vatican, Aircraft Handed Over To Trust, Law Society Examination Results, Another Atomic Test, Lord Lambton Explains, Mr. Khrushchev's Lecture To President Kennedy, Why Rhodesia Africans Dislike Phrase "Multi-Racialism" Two Terms With A Difference, Celebrations In Britain, Pay Of Provincial Journalists, Grant To Scottish Council Withheld, Renault's New Gordini De Luxe, Avoiding Press Sensationalism Mr. Butler Seeks Cooperation, Television As Force In Education, Threat To Press Freedom In S. Africa 'Self-Control' Plan, New Terrorist Raids In Angola Protestant Pupils Arrested, Clash Expected Over Nautical College Site, Assistance Board Paid Man Daily, News Of The World Buy Vactric Firms, S.A.S. Loses £10M. Capital, 9min. Off Malta Flight Record, Drift To West Of E. German Youth, Housing Subsidies Under New Bill, Iraq Submits Oil Dispute To Opec, Germany To Pay Britain £67M., West Seeks Safeguard Against New Nuclear Powers, Hope Of Settling Danish Strikes, Racial Bar In Jobs Challenged, Fighting In The Algiers Forum Radio Appeal To The Crowd Troops Leave City, 21-Acre Liverpool Redevelopment, Heavy Dealings In Bank Shares, Indian Praise For Russian Aircraft Antonov "Excelling Its Promise", Contract Problem In Rugby League Effect Of Finding On Unemployment Pay, 30 Ships Idle In Strike At Docks Effect Of Dispute With Small Firm, 2,000 Troops By Air To Cyprus, Educational Aid For Africa, New Belgian Cabinet In Office M. Spaak Deputy Prime Minister, Vientiane Accepts Cease-Fire Russia Delaying Call To Pathet Lao?, Family "Laid Out For Burial", Day Off For Shops Demanded, 1750 Objections To Civic Centre Plan, "Speaking Without Embarrassment", Token Strike By Eight Teachers, Move For New Mersey Tunnel, V-Captain At 23; First Of The New 'Few' Short-Circuiting R.A.F. Tradition, None So Deaf At Bristol By-Election Campaigns Each Waged On Different Issues, "Last-Minute Rebel Offensive", Rain Slowing M 6 Earth-Shifting, "Earlier To Bed" For Spaniards Scheme To Improve Efficiency, Nurses Refuse To Use Staff Dining Room Protest Over Way Food IS Cooked, Man In The News Sculptor WHO Will Portray Lloyd George, D.S.I.R. Council's New Chairman, Gifts For Queen Mother, Ceylon Tea Workers On Strike More Emergency Regulations, James Bond Qualities For The U.S. Guerrilla Fighter New Approach To Infiltration Tactics, Floods In South China, Finding Jobs For Ex-Regulars, Sculptor Of Lloyd George Statue, Kadu Delegation For London, Gen. Challe Surrenders To Gen. De Gaulle Collapse Of Algeria Revolt Loyalists Regain Control Of The Capital, America Ready To Give Help To France, No Arms Issued Yet To Paris Volunteer Groups, Steel Industry's Prospects, Dr. Adenauer Rejects Idea Of Coalition With Socialists Opposition's Election Chances Scorned, Liquor Not To Be Sold On Coaches Clause Lost By Two Votes, Mr. Tshombe Walks Out Of Congo Conference Opposition To U.N., Ford In Japanese Car Talks, Use Of Abadan For Tankers Effect On Bahrain, On Other City Pages, Rubens Offered To College To Hang In King's Chapel, South Uist Missile Range Loan To U.S. Clear Hint That West Germans May Follow, Future Of Royalty Theatre, Plan To Reduce 5,500 Deaths Premature Baby Care Units, Boarding School For All Urged, Judge Lets Action Be Continued, St. Catherine's Hill, Winchester Prehistory And History Of A Down Crowned With Beeches, 20 Struggle In Sea To Save Launch Caldy Monks' Boat, Public Schools' Policy Might Cost £1M., "Word Blindness" In Children, Sierra Leone Celebrates Her Independence Arrival Of British Delegation, Turks' Concern At Communist Broadcasts Marked Increase In Listeners, U.S. Reassurance To Greece, Failure Of U.S. Space Rocket Dummy Astronaut Shot Down, George Medal For Three Men. Official Appointments and Notices: New Surgeon Rear-Admiral, New Recorder, Royal Appointments, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Resignation Of The Rev. C. Cresswell, From The London Gazette, Air Vice-Marshal C. T. Weir's Appointment, Three-Year Study Of Adolescence, University News Oxford. Politics and Parliament: Political Path To Trade Agreement In Europe Decisions To Be Taken By Heads Of State, Right Approach To Free Trade Mr. Macmillan Replies Formal Top Talks Rejected, Public Comment On Inquiry Issues No Precedent For Sub Judice Bar House Of Lords, Sir Oliver Franks On Payroll Tax Explanation To M.P.s, Labour Group Seek Cuba Debate, Early Move On Lords Reform Probable Attorney General At Cabinet Study Of Legal Issues, House Of Commons. Picture Gallery: Oysters And A Nuclear Station. Law: 2 Men "Fouled The Springs Of Justice" Perjury And Plot Sentences, German M.P. Forced Into Election Court Evidence Of Czech Pressure, Queen's Bench Division Police Officers Not Guilty Of Assault Jones v. Cook And Another, Queen's Bench Division A Hypnotic Performance Goodson v. Rank Film Distributors Ltd., Queen's Bench Division Retrial Of "Kiss In Car" Case Selby And Another v. Maclennan And Another, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Ring Up Ex Parte Dallaire, Director For Trial On £43,635 Charge, Queen's Bench Division Three Alleged Tours Byrne And Another v. Foulkes And Others, Association Claimed With Missing Girl, Queen's Bench Division "Protecting The Corporation" Rookes v. Barnard And Others. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Botanical Bliss, Proceed with Caution, "Sub Judice", The Plough And The Stars. Letters to the Editor: Local And National, No Task For Jurors, Hour And Minute, Absolute Standard?, Right To Negotiate, Scientists At War, Accident Neurosis, Disputes In Car Industry Deep Seated Causes, Payroll Tax, Russian Triumph, Fire On The Moor. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Lord Dovercourt National Liberal Politics, Capt. J. G. Paterson, Obituary, Mr. Olaf Hambro Merchant Banker. Reviews: Are the Italians Losing their Passion for Opera?, The Halle and Mahler Sir J. Barbirolli's Approach, Grim And Gay In Spain Ravel Work Well Staged, Social Comedy With Witty Playing, Miss JANET Baker's Song Recital, Monaco Music Prizes French Comic Opera, Mr. Cassavetes's Film For Paramount, Uncompromising Painting Mr. Frank Auerbach's Exhibition. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Business and Finance: Equities Still Strong Marking Down IS Resisted, The Royal London Mutual Insurance Society Limited A Century Of Service And Success Record Bonuses To Life Policyholders, Latest Dividends, Cuban War Risks Rate Cut, Noble Lowndes Record Pension Business, Coal Output Down, £24M. Revenue Deficit, London Shares Resist Wall Street's Setback Less Activity In Shipyards, West Germany Cuts Short-Term Rates, Car Production Up But Exports Down 144,000 Vehicles In March, Crusader Insurance Bonus, Sharp Advance By Paris Bourse Wave Of Buying, Brussels Firm, Alternative Sources And Markets For Algerian Oil, Johnson Group Cleaners Limited A Year Of Progress Mr. Douglas Crockatt On Proposed Rights Issue, £1.5M. Fertilizer Bid Jaeger Meet Forecast, Franco Signs Limited A Successful Trading Year, Discount Market In The Bank, Rank Group Issue At 24s, "Investing In Success" Seek Quotation, Small U.S. Gold Loss, Wall Street Recovers Losses Recouped, Institute Of Taxation No Tax Incentives To Industry Or Exports, Sterling Loses Small Gain Market Still Uncertain, Profits Expand By £47,000, Wall Street Recovers Losses, New York S.E. Warnings, Economic Activity In Switzerland Increases, Steel Capacity Of 36M. Tons By 1970 Iron And Steel Board's Third Special Report On The Future, Smoothing The Way For Trade With Canada Standards Can Be Approved In Britain, United Molasses Payments As Before Metal Agencies-Dibben Merger Terms, Pollard Ball And Roller Bearing Company Increasing Demand For Products, Engineering Components Ltd. Record Turnover, Unit Trust Prices, Stock Exchange Year Book. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices, Commodities Tin Prices Lower. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes Lord Forres Appointed Director Of B.O.L.S.A..
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