The Times - 18/11/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM A RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent-MELBOURNE, Nov. 17, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Sale Room Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Staff, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR TRANSPORT CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-EDINBURGH, Nov. 17, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Film Critic, From Our Drama Critic, From Our United Nations Correspondent-NEW YORK, Nov. 17, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, Nov. 17, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, Nov. 17, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Monitor-MOSCOW, Nov. 17, From Our Latin America Correspondent-NEW YORK, Nov. 17, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent-SALISBURY, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-OTTAWA, Nov. 17, From Our Special Correspondent-SALISBURY, Nov. 17, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent-WESTMINSTER, WEDNESDAY, By Monitor, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, J. DOVER WILSON. Three Beeches, Balerno, Midlothian., ALAN H. MAUDE. South Cottage, Petworth, Sussex, Nov. 16., D. V. B. UNWIN., H. F. D. SPARKS., G. H. ASHBY., VICTOR MONTAGU., MAURICE HACKETT., From Our Defence Correspondent, RONALD H. HENSMAN, Chairman., F. J. UNDERHILL, , FROM A CORRESPONDENT, By Oliver Edwards, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From Our Industrial Correspondent, From Our European Economic Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDLAND INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Public Appointments, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Hinton Sent Off In Vienna, Easy Win For Liverpool Blackburn Defence Hard-Pressed, United's Effective Berlin Wall Law Breaks Out To Decide Issue, Rackets Seeds Of High Standard, Sports in Brief, Expensive Lapse By Insurance Banks Make Most Of Opportunities, Peterborough Whip Burnley, Kent Improve In Second Half, Singles Defeat For Miss Turner, Last Germans Get Recognition, Improved Cambridge Regain Some Dignity, Important Trial At Oxford For University Team, Last Amateur Club Out Of F.A. Cup, Umpires Spoil Smith's Plan For Exciting Finish Enforced Declaration Gives M.C.C. Too Much Time, April Rose Fortunate To Beat Oedipe Epsom Three-Year-Olds May Complete Windsor Double, Squash Rackets. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes, Solution To Bridge Problem No. 1,713, Sound Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,080, Rumanian Artist's Paintings. Display Advertising: Barrow Barnsley (Holdings) Limited, 'Interunie', Hall Engineering (Holdings) Limited, Rank Xerox, Multiple Display Advertisements, City Of Liverpool, Cassell, Grundig, American Express, United Glass, Hello Dolly, Rediffusion London, The Times, Harrap, Head Wrightson, St. Dunstan's, Bodley Head, Geoffrey Bles, British United, British Transport Docks Board, Country Life. Reviews: Royal Opera House May Plunge Still Deeper into Debt, New Fiction, Tito Gobbi on his New Production of Simon Boccanegra, How Hornblower's Heirs Fared in the Last Days of Sail, Creator Of Snopes, Marked for Life, Humanity and Cunning, Jerry Lewis in Seven Roles, Ringing Beethovenian Joy, £1,600 For Two M. Ryckaert Miniature Landscapes, The Turbulent Minor Mozart, Quick Guide to New Reading, Return Passage to India, Don't Be Beastly, Musical With The Longest Run, Fine Advocate Of Schütz, Council Calls it a Vintage Year for the Arts, Interesting New Talents in London Film Festival. News in Brief. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. News: Clapham Junction Bridge A Danger For Years Report Blames Lax Inspection, Boycott Poster Alleged To Be Misuse Of Public Funds Legal Expenditure, Council Say: District Auditor To Decide, Miss Sibley's New Dimension, Government Setting Up A Power Emergency Body Action 'In Advance Of Strain', Four Tasks For The Law Reformer, London Airport Rail Link Talks Open, Speaker's Tribute To The Press, Inter-American Talks Open In Brazil Move To Avoid Discussion On O.A.S. Mandatory Powers, Changes Coming In Farm Finance, Sir Hugh Casson Commissioned For Ottawa Building, Speaker Inquires Into 'Insults', Bac One-Eleven Goes On Tour, United Nations Refuse To Admit China No Two-Thirds Majority After Britain Backs Peking, Dr. Ramsey Defends Plain Words No Theological Jargon, Pilot Refuses To Take Off In ICE Delay At Schipol Airport, Extra £80M. Proposed For Farm Improvement Scheme Meat And Livestock Commission Envisaged In Bill, Waiting For The Watchman, Fund-Raising Proposed To Keep Universities Independent Cuts Feared In Future Government Aid, Replanning Scots Social Services, Exhibition For A Privileged Class In Russia Soviet Leaders See Toys Exhibition, U.S. Sets Conditions For Vietnam Talks, Spey Engines In Phantoms For Britain Decision Made On Export Hopes Rolls-Royce May Get £130M. Orders, Movements Of Liners, Bonn Seeks Home For Refugees, ZAMBIAN ANGLO AMERICAN LIMITED Incorporated in the Republic of Zambia £130 Million Capital Expenditure Reaps Rewards, New Era Seen For Printing, Sir Humphrey Gibbs's A.D.C. Leaves Army, Ministry Criticized By Union Chief Unofficial Strikes, New Provision Sought For Arts Expenditure, Mr. Kaunda Asks For Troops, Facing the Facts of Defence Costs, B.B.C. Accused Of Creating Lower Tastes Church Plea For Return To First Ideals, Dial 124-And Reply IS A Pint Of The Usual, Gambler Dupont Chances His Luck Again, Lockers Only For Left Luggage, Greek Bishops Defy State, Lord Beeching: 'I Was Not Sacked', Tom Trana For Trial Girl's Death In Rally Crash, Protection Plea By Immigrants, Princess's Visit To Health School, Clash Over Duties Basis Of Bognor Dispute Q.C. Says: No More Than Unhappy Domestic Quarrel, No Discrimination On Contracts, Remploy Sets New Records, President Ayub Ready To Meet Mr. Shastri In Soviet Union Russia Waiting For Reply From Delhi, Thailand Armed Forces Being Put On War Footing, Planning Hampered By Doubt Over Licence Fee, Cool Reception For American Senators Study Group On Moscow Visit, Review Of Buraimi Issue Likely Outcome Of Arms Negotiations, Slot Machine Meals For A.D. 2000, No Steel Nationalization Before Election, Pound Gains In Thin Market Gilts Improve, Cambridge Intake System 'Fair', Support For Plan To Split Kashmir, Going Down the Strand For a Call Office, Last-Minute Change In French Presidency Candidates, Mr. Wilson Says Loyalists Can Keep Their Posts Advice To Do Nothing To Further Rebellion, Japan Wins P & O Contract, Trust Poser On Art Disposal, Police Files On Conveyor Belt Speed And Amenities At Metropolitan H.Q., T.U.C. To Take Another Look At Four Pay Claims, U.S.A.F. Denial Of Paris H.Q. Move, Ceylon Army Acts Against Strike, Mr. Clore Raises His Bid, Pledge On Land Commission, Chairman Of Ford Foundation, France May End E.E.C. Crisis, February Vote On Church Leader, Heavy U.S. Losses In Vietnam, W.E.U. Assembly In Favour Of Nato Plan De Gaulle Policy Opposed. Official Appointments and Notices: Award To Commemorate Sir A. Korda, An Honorary Degree For Mr. Stewart, Anglo-Methodist Visit To West Indies, New Chairman Of Hospital Board, Britain Considering Oil Embargo Mr. Wilson Gives Advice To Loyal Rhodesians Mr. Ian Smith Appoints His Own 'Governor'. Picture Gallery: Feathered Hat Contest. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Alike As Two Peas, Unending Struggle, Harder Look at Latin America, Code For Councillors. Letters to the Editor: IS Beowulf Needed?, Rhodesia, Sovereign Rights, Commons Studio, Church And State, Law On Trade Secrets Revision That IS Overdue, Bigger And Better Pensions, Betting Tax, Old People In Mental Hospitals. Court and Social: Court Circular. Politics and Parliament: House Of Commons Contract delays and power cuts, Tory attack on 'stagflation', Kenya farmers 'longing to leave'. Obituaries: Obituary, Mr. John Brophy, Lady Baker, Mr. L. H. G. Greenwood Classical Studies At Cambridge. Law: Thunderball S.V.B. Ltd. V. E O N Productions Ltd., Whom Do Girls Tell? Graham V. Tupper, Certiorari Jurisdiction Regina V. Industrial Injuries Commissioner; Ex Parte Amalgamated Engineering Union, Identifying Wood Particles Regina V. Hinds. Business and Finance: How To Sell More To Bulgaria, Holophane Sold To New York Firm, Equilibrium Without Tears By Next Year? Four Reasons For Improved Payments Position, Interunie AIM For Liquidity, Latest Dividends, Golden Egg Celebrates, Plantation Holdings Gets Quotation, W. H. Smith Sales Up 10 P.C. To £49M. Forte's Earnings Growth, Smallest Tv Camera On Show E.M.I. Electronics' New Range, C.B.I. In Favour Of Restoring Investment Allowances, Spark Holdings Limited, Murders Increased During 1964 Crimes Top 1M. Mark, Forte's (Holdings) Limited Interim Statement, Ericsson Rings Up $225M. Orders This Year Overseas Growth Policy, T. W. Ward Feel Squeeze Profit Warning, Heat Exchangers For Poland, Revolution Needed In Housing Drive, Money In Ample Supply Unusual Scale Of Bank's Dealings, Mutual Funds, Glaxo Reviews Longterm Policy, Bad Month For Fires, Scope For Coal Overcharges, U.S. Deficit Bigger Than Forecast, Decision Soon On Rhodesian Dividends, Buying a Stake in General de Gaulle's Chances, Managements' Responsibility To The Community, Small Buying Of Sterling Guilder Improves, Unstamped Eggs: Board Fines 14 Producers, Economy Still Busy in Spite of Squeeze, Syria Pipeline Agreements, European Equities Easier Common Market Indices Compared With Last Week And A Year Ago, Japanese Shipyard Merges, Zambian Copper Firm To Spend £20M., Saga Of Soap And Chemicals, Rover's Future In North America, Wedgwood Porcelain For Moscow Fair, McKechnie Brothers Ltd. Profits Reach New Peak Ln Jubilee Year, Marketing Agreement.-An, Rhokana Corporation Limited, Weaker Sex Gives Way In Man's World, Rantau Tin To Be Wound Up, Glasgow Savings Bank Contract, Little Firms' Rewards Benefits Seen In National Plan. Business Appointments: Inquiry Officials Appointed, Martins Bank Posts, Japanese Trade Director. Stock Exchange Tables: AMSTERDAM.-A dull trend prevailed, Brokers' Forum, Council Loans Quiet, Late Recovery On Milan Zurich Rallies, Recent Issues, Copper Prices Fall Back: Cash Loses £19 10s. Further Decline In Tin, Gilts Improve But Shares Show Little Change, Wall Street Still Held In Fractional Range, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Gains And Losses Well Balanced, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Option Rates, Unit Trust Prices. Property: Upham House Estate, Aldbourne, Wiltshire, Flats And Maisonettes.
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