The Times - 19/03/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From A Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rowing Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, From a Racing Correspondent, From Our Science Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Canberra Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent-SAIGON, MARCH 18, From Our Own Correspondent-ROME, MARCH 18, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, MARCH 18, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-THE HAGUE, MARCH 18, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Latin America Correspondent-NEW YORK MARCH 18, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent-WESTMINSTER, THURS., From Our Special Correspondent-MOSCOW, MARRH 18, From Our Shipping Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, KENNETH A. MONPLAISIR., PHILIP TOYNBEE. Barn House, Brockweir near Chepstow, Monmouthshire, March 15., G. L. CONRAN, Director. City Art Gallery, Mosley Street, Manchester, 2, March 16., SIDNEY R. CAMPION., D. H. R. BREARLEY, O. C. WATSON., PAUL BAREAU., D. A. GARDNER. Bellamy Cottage, Sutton Poyntz, Weymouth, Dorset., JOSEPH COLLINS., PETER BRYSON., W. BERNARD SECRETAN., Yours faithfully, A. NOVE., By Brigadier T. I. Lloyd, ALFRED JOWETT., ELIZABETH VON HOFMANNSTHAL., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent-APELDOORN, From Our Drama Critic, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Music Critic, FROM LLOYD'S, By Our City Editor, From An American Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Appointments & Situations, Charities And Appeals, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,872, Sound Broadcasting, Television Programmes. Sport: Three Lingfield Prizes Go To Fairlawne Stable Cazalet's Record Winnings, Bigger And Better Cobras, Squash Rackets, Levy Board Retain Same Charges, Sports in Brief, Odds Point To Oxford Golf Victory, Title Retained, Universities To Stage Hockey Festival, Australians Draw With Colts, England Hockey XI Must Take Initiative, Sandown Chance For Toledan II, Tonbridge's Best Rackets Win, Snooker Frame Abandoned, Royal Navy Falter In Second Half, Cambridge Morale Boosted By Near Record, Women's Foursomes Won By Overwhelming Margin No Challenge To Champions Of England And France, Liverpool Get No Change. Display Advertising: Shell & Bp, Sun Life, Anglo Auto Finance Co. Ltd, B.O.A.C, Liver Pool, British Aircraft Corporation, Multiple Display Advertisements, British Iron And Steel Federation, Savoy, Pan Am, halaspray, First National City Bank, Union Carbide, United States Travel Service, Galaxy, Dunlop. News: Railmen To Get New Bonus Offer, 30-Mile Extension Plan For M4, Congo Holds First Elections, Quit Threat To Tenants, Reshuffle Of Portuguese Cabinet New Minister Of Economics, Sending News By New Methods International Press Conference, Oxfam Aid Has Long-Term Purpose, £117,500 Garage Likely To Be Demolished, The Krays To Be Retried Jury Disagree After 4 Hours, British Legion Housing Units Planned, Back To School Plan For Local Officials 10-Week Courses, Dr. Ramsey Calls For Crusade, New Light Shed On Formation Of Life, Strike Ballot By Ship Draughtsmen Pay Offer Criticized, Turkish Naval Moves Close To Cyprus, Wilson Speech Annoys Capt. O'neill Not Consulted On Irish Meeting, Talks Soon On Zambia Mine Payments Mr. Kaunda's Hope Of Settlement, New Mood In U.S. Over Civil Rights Issue Putting Good Intentions Into Effect, Car Dispute Sent Unemployment Up, Making Better Use Of Labour, Winter Landscape in Majorca, Helicopters Join Hunt For Bandit Gang Kill 19 In Colombia Raid, New-style Coach on Old Rail Routes, Movements Of Liners, Bill Covers Armed Trespass Two New Clauses, £1.5M. Overhaul For Cunarder, Shaikh Abdullah Pleads The Case For Kashmir, Need For Morning Sittings Challenged, Peak District Moors Opened To Walkers, Star Of New York Motor Show, New Royal Society Fellows, 2;300 Lots In Sale At Former Hospital, World Court's Public Hearing On S.W. Africa "Violation", More U.S. Gold Transferred To France Purchasing Plan Completed, Heads or Tails in the Cause of Science, Graduates Chary Of Settling Down, Cable Essential To Movement, Shell To Build Four Tankers Abroad Largest Vessels Afloat, Modest Gain In Mr. Gromyko's London Discussions, Soviet Cosmonaut Takes "Plunge" Into Space 20 Minutes Outside Cabin At End Of 15ft. Lifeline, Sir W. Carron Warns A.E.U. Apprentices No Support For Unofficial Strikes, Grim Farce Of Expulsions From S. Vietnam, British To Rebuild Canadian Suburb, Pamphlets, Escaped Man's Car Rammed Twice, The Age, Mr. Wilson In Talks On E.E.C. And Efta Cooperation, Government To Push Steel Bill Session May Be Extended Into December Severance Pay Will Encourage Mobility Of Labour, Mr. Gulbenkian's Citizenship, Workers Happier In Small Firms Economic Strength, Bonn Easing Of Credit Terms To E. Europe Move To Expand Communist Trade, English Extended In Roman Mass, More Classes To Close In Spain, Lorry Jack-Knife Problem Solved, 'Sub-Plane' As Undersea Hunter, Farmers Demand Resignation Of Mr. Peart, London Looks Back At Itself, Quarter To Third Don't Knows In Canvass Returns Speakers Draw Good-Size Crows, 150 More Driving Examiners 430,000 Await L-Tests, Striking Off Order On Solicitors, 45 Children Die In Vietnam Air Raid, Ex-Nazi Declines To Seek Mercy, De Gaulle Advised To "Stop To Conquer", Italian Optimism Over New United Europe Initiative, Keep-Fit Studios Woman Leaves. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Beirut crowds in anti-west German Demonstration. Official Appointments and Notices: Church Appointments, Transport Adviser For G.L.C., Ld. Franks's Warning On Mixed Colleges "Changes Must Be Slow", T. H. Huxley Award, Oceanography Award For Sir E. Bullard. Politics and Parliament: Links between Efta and E.E.C., Coming debates, Twenty years old wreck safer left alone, Committee Change Unlikely Sympathy For Liberals, Varied pattern for secondary schools, Parties clash on value of morning meetings, Major discrepancy on minor work, A Bill goes from mother to daughter, Light railways on old tracks. Index. Editorials/Leaders: In Praise of Milkmen, Resilient Mr. Tshombe, Out On A Limb, Tourists Beware. Letters to the Editor: Virtue Translated, Doctors' Pay, Immigrant Problem, Vietnam, Russian Productivity, Capital Gains Tax, The Mirror Trick, On The Wrong Track?, Facts In The Galleries, Postal Service, Crowns, Equal Status, Old Word, New Life, Investment Overseas Advantages To Be Considered. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Music Of Argument And Ideas, Ballet of Great Pungency, Music By Women Composers, 125 Years of the Merseyside Sound, Russian's New Swan Lake for Dutch Ballet, Tingling Life in Mahler, In the London Galleries Now, Schoolboy's Success As Lear, Ld. Wavell's Jewels Sold Two From His Swords, Play With No Framework Audience Uncertain. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Obituaries: Obituary, Prince Farouk Former King Of Egypt. Law: Escaping Stamp Duty Wm. Cory & Son Ltd V. Inland Revenue Commissioners, Actor's Claim Fails Van Boolen V. British Broadcasting Corporation, Man Admits HE IS "Probably Guilty", Robbery Convictions Restored Smith V. Desmond And Another, Blood On Soldier's Hands, Jury Told. Business Appointments: Chairman Of Mobax. Business and Finance: Ferry Pickering Group, Morton Sundour Recovery, General Motors Corporation Common Stock ($1 par value), Sunderland And South Shields Water Company Expansion With Modernization, Marley In Scotland, Soviet Gold Sales: 10M. Fine Ounces, Norway Ship Order, Computer Tackles Port's Problems, Lead And Alloys Limited, Lindustries Limited, Bowring Profits Up, Nissan Car Plant In Australia?, A. E. Jenks & Cattell, Latest Dividends, Venesta Turnover Nears £24M., Further Increase In Note Circulation, New Contracts, S. Guiterman Board Revoke Decision, De Vere Response, Drake & Gorham, Scull Limited, Should Capital Receipts Be Taxed Progressively?, Profitless Production Without Tears Oilmen's Logic In California, Bonn Backs U.K. Exports Peruvian Dam Scheme, In the year to January 30, John Grey cut, Trollope & Colls £4½M. Surplus, Property Developers For Market, U.S. Plant In Ulster, John Mackintosh Earnings Slump: Aberdare Beat Forecast, Ghana Diamond Policy, Japanese Tenders For Tankers, Mining Supplies Limited, More From "Pru", Pledge By Mr. Albu On Pound Address To American Bankers, Cotton Board Wants Levy Increase, Bunting Dealings Wednesday, British Land Surplus Capital Reserve Gets £3.1M., £M. Contract For Mitchell, Gillette Improvement, British-American Tobacco Company Limited Sir Duncan Oppenheim reports, New Venture From Bell's Asbestos, Atlantic Units Offer, Hertford Ind. Estates, Money Supplies Adequate, Gopeng Consolidated Limited Major W. E. Hosking on Uncertainties of Future Taxation, Bentworth Minseps Formed, Beecham Drive Into E.E.C., The British Plastics Federation Record Output: 1M. Tons Expected In Current Year Mr. H. A. Collinson On Strength Of The Industry, Stone-Platt Very Busy, Adom-Diva, 7½ Per Cent Yield From New Unit Trust, £11,000M. Plan For Pakistan, Croda Four Points Over Forecast 10½ Per Cent Final, Customagic Allotment, Stanwood Radio Basis, Light On Unit Building Still Room For Little Firm, Torrent Of Issues Continue: Seven More Successes, 'Interunie' N.V. International Bellggings Unie Summary of the Report for 1964, Export Reconnaissance Teams For U.S., Scottish Firms Need More Financing, British Aircraft Sales Rise £12M., Company News In Brief, Anglo-Israel Bank Limited Sir Henry J. D'avigdorgoldsmid On Israel's Economic Position, Plea For Higher Paper Prices, Danish Spending Cut, Long-Lasting Milk In Demand, Wellington Tube Dividend Up, Bank Active In Forward Sterling Norwegian Loan Cut To $30M.. Stock Exchange Tables: Copper Values Advance In Line With U.S. Futures, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Narrow Fluctuations, Bank Active In Forwards, Sharp Gains On Milan, Recent Issues, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Option Rates, Featureless Trading On Wall Street, Unit Trust Prices, Shares Unaffected By Good Production Figures. Property: Country Properties, Lingfield, Surrey Starborough & Wilmots Farm.
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