The Times - 04/01/1963
1963; Gale Group;
Autores
From Our Science Correspondent, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Midland Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES COkRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, By Monitor, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our City Editor, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, A. E. ORAM., GEOFFREY VICKERS., W. W. DAVIDSON, RICHARD H. KASTELL, W. L. HEAD, EDWARD W. HAVARD., LUCAS OF CHILWORTH, From Our Special Correspondent, ROBERT STILL, HAROLD LOCKLEY, G. G. STAMMERS, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From a Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Contracts And Tenders, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. News: Science and Medicine Keeping Track Of Nuclear Particles, 1,500 To Attend National Youth Weekend, Russians Ask For Help In Fleeing Embassy Appeal By Group Of 32 Members Of Sect Persecuted 4-Day Journey From Siberia, Skybolt Plan For Space Test Role, Football Fans Boycott Team, Mr. Carron Criticizes Output Curbs, Portugal To Reduce Nato Effort, 4th Century B.C. Papyrus Found Religious Text In Prose, Compulsory Check Of Doctor's Cheld, Record Output Of New Book Titles, Trade Openings For Horticulture, Communist Grip On A.E.U. In London Opponents' Apathy And Disillusion, Law Society Examination Results, Strike At Engineering Works Collapses, Forgan To Stop Making Golf Clubs, No Change In U.N. Attitude, "Six" Also Have A Gap To Close, Bulgarian Pilot Freed In Italy, More Deep Freeze Trawlers Likely, Extended Use Of Vc 10 Discussed, Prices Must Rise If We Go In, Blizzard Halts Rescue Flights, Montreal As Round The Year Port, U.S. Trend Away From Smoking Habit, S. Vietnam Shells Hit Own Troops, State Department Explanation, 3½% Pay Rise Sought For 450,000 Civil Servants Claim Based On Wages Index, Liberal Ex-Candidate Sues Magazine, Mr. Sandys's Jamaica Visit, Kenya Denial On Nationalization, Monk Held After Theft Of Icons, Regret That Joke Misfired, Crime In The Wake Of Economic Progress, Air Crash Blamed On Loose Screw, Work To Rule Brings Power Cuts In London Areas Further Stoppages Threatened After Pay Talks Fail, Barriers To Giving Away Food Worth $100M. No Serious Investigation Into Use Of Surpluses, Conference Told, 3 Killed In Peru Strike Riot, £60,000 Land Sale By Football Club, A Day Off For New Peer, Soviet Dislike Of Foreign Links, Borneo Claim Made "As A Duty", Call To Abolish Initiation Rites, 'Breach Of Trust' Over Skybolt, Boy Stole To Play Father Christmas, Rail Scrap Sales Drive, Girl Believed Strangled, Talks On Polaris Offer Likely, Pledge To U.S. On Oasis Bombing, Bantustan Or Trojan Horse?-Iii New States Threaten The White Bastion, Fewer Killed In 1962 On Scheduled Flights, Pornography Taken From Children, Co-Pilot's Error As Aircraft Landed, Iraq Move Against Foreign Firms, "Shameful Story" Of Discount Council Man Cleared, Gen. De Gaulle's Polaris Reply Non-Committal Independent Nuclear Policy Reaffirmed, Milk Situation Worsens Threatening To Be Desperate, Call To End School Leaving Age, Teachers In Conference Apprentices To An Industry Instead Of Firms Mr. Woodcock Believes Plan Might End Some Demarcation Lines, Teachers Of Russian Try Out Audio-Visual AIDS, Executives' Pay Rising Faster, French Warning On O.A.S. Terrorism AIM To Assassinate Gen. De Gaulle, Bank Rate Cut To 4% Aims At Business Revival, Dustbins Overflow Next Problem, Evidence Provided By Company, Twelfth Night, or What You Will, Mr. Heath To Visit Paris, Showing Shich Fall-Out IS Natural Device To Aid Geologists, Longer Service For Navy Men 32 Years Possible, British Traders Penalized By U.S. Shipments To Cuba Alleged, On Other City Pages, New York Newspapers May Try To Do Without Printers Strike Affecting Business And Theatres, Strong Advance On Wall Street, U.S. Computer Control From Britain, U.N. Capture Jadotville Pres. Tshombe Flees Damage To Union Miniere Plant Way Open For Drive West, Telstar Responds To Signals, Dearer Power For Boards No Effect Yet On Consumers, Union Chefs To Meet Fords On Deadlock, Clyde Interest In Home-Building, Mexico To Relax One-Party Grip. Law: Two Charges Dropped In Dope Case Theft Of Drugs, LAW REPORT, January 3 Vacation Court Injunction Against Film Director Discharged Long v. Long. News in Brief. Sport: Laffy Could Do Well In The Grand National, Shooting Trophy For Pakistan, Badminton Seeds Prosper, England's Fine Batting Clinches Test Blank Last Day For Bowlers, Midlands Continue Junior Hockey XI, Sports in Brief, Ratcliff's Service Decisive Juniors In Semi-Final Stage, Fierce Rackets Pace Remaining Etonian Faces Angus, Oddy Unlikely To Be Mastered, Sandhurst Skiers Triumph, Only ICE Imperils Runners, F.A. Cup Tie And Welsh Rugby Trial Off. Weather: The Weather. Display Advertising: Howard, Coutts, Accles & Pollock, The Observer, Geographical, Multiple Display Advertisements, Guardian, The Times, Rootes Motors, Ford. Reviews: B.B.C. Celebrates With Bach, Dame Sybil Thorndike's Advice To Critics, Royal Opera House Makes a Profit, Mr. Hancock v. his Writers Honours Even in Comedy Shows, French Film about a Lost Man and a Deserted Child, Studying the Lives and Works of Composers, Money-Making Films Of 1962, The Adventures Of A Boxer. Arts and Entertainment: Two Translations Of Gounod's Faust, Television Programmes, Convincing Form By Russians Wins Over British Players, Chelsea Opera Group, Interesting Revivals, Mr. Kentner's Russian Concerts, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,188, Lucien Pissarro Exhibition. Picture Gallery: Advance on Jadotville. Official Appointments and Notices: Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Baptist Changes, New Chief For Rail Union, Naval Appointments, Dutch Airline President Resigns K.L.M.'S Financial Difficulties. Politics and Parliament: New Minister Will Watch Claims Of North Prospects For Pensions And Unemployment Pay. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Red Protectors, Mr. Kennedy's Policy, Burdens to be Shared, A Turning Tide in Ceylon, Reducing Delinquency. Letters to the Editor: Lorna Doone, The New Europe, Medical Research, Role Of A Cathedral, Restricting The Press, Lorry Speeds, Industrial Rating Danger Of Addition To Fixed Costs, English Walnut, Concert Programmes. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1863. Obituaries: Dr. Caeiro Da Mata, Mr. P. I. Kitchen, Mr. Dick Powell Actor, Director And Producer, Mr. Valentine Heywood A Lifetime In Journalism, Miss V. L. Winslow, Mr. Jack Carson, Obituary, Mr. Harold Copeman. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Commodities Cash Zinc Rises £1 11s. 3D. A Ton, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Drawing Of Bonds, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: Car Output Up 23 P.C. In Italy, Interest Rate Pattern Need To Revise Portfolios, Indian Bank Rate Rise Welcomed, Varian Associates, Pound Holds Up Well Small Loss On Bank Rate Cut, Sharp Upward Movements On Wall Street Big Institutions As Buyers, Latest Dividends, Paris Very Quiet, Norway And Cuba In Barter Deal, Silver Price Peak, Overseas Finance Fall In Canada's Gold Reserves Currency Debts Repaid, Colvern, Hooker Chemical Profit Near Record, Manufacturers' Budget Proposals, Foreign Holdings In U.S. Fall $197M., Suez Company's Last £E4m. From Egypt, London Stock Exchange Sharp Gains In The Funds Industrial Index Up Another Point, Continental Bourses Irregular Tone On Zurich Milan Turns Easier, Plessey Telephone Project, Note Circulation Drops £46.5M., News From Industry £2M. Japanese Contract For Loewy Engineering Ball-Bearing, Tubing & Rings Plant, Canadian Bill Rate Again Higher, Choice Of Rate On U.S. Bills, Guardian Assurance's Record Bonus, German Federal Loan Success 40p.C. Goes To Foreign Investors, More Flexible Monetary Control Bank's New Open-Market Policy, How Bank Rate Has Moved, Company Meeting Dorman Long And Company Limited Further Developments Proceeding: "Stimulate Employment By Steel Construction" Review By Mr. E. T. Judge, Hungarian Order For Foundry Plant, Manufacturers Trust Earns $2M. Less, Dow Jones Rises 10.63 Points, Foreign Companies Record Year For Int. Tel., Assurance Results More Business Records Prudential Assce. Tops £500M., Company News Liebig's Raise Dividend By 2½ Points After Record Profit Barrow Haematite Stops Making Ferro-Manganese, Bank Rates Round The World, South Durham Steel and Iron Company Limited, A Disappointing Year In E.E.C. Markets Nearly All Indices Fell During 1962, Loraine's Rising Costs, Common Market Equities Improve, G.S.A. Sells 170 Tons Of Tin, U.S. Fire Losses Up 5.6 Per Cent, Adequate Supply Of Money, Unit Trust Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: National Benzole's New Chief, Business Changes 3 New Directors At De LA Rue Sir Wm. Iliff Joins Board. Property: John D. Wood & Co., Sales By Auction.
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