The Times - 16/07/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Golf Correspondent, From a Women's Golf Correspondent, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Motor Racing Correspondent-ZANDVOORT, JULY 15, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Racing Staff, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-SOUTHEND-ON-SEA, JULY 15, From Our Special Correspondent-SWANSEA, JULY 15, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, JULY 15, From Our Labour Correspondent-AMSTERDAM, JULY 15, From a Special Correspondent-KARACHI, JULY 15, From Our Correspondent-TEL AVIV, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-CHAMONIX, JULY 15, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Staff, From Our Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, Yours faithfully, PATRICK WALL House of Commons, July 12., ADRIENNE R. GURR. 68-69 The Mint, Rye, Sussex., GEORGE PICKERING, Chairman, the Nottingham Medical School Advisory Committee. 13, Norham Gardens, Oxford., E. SIMONS, Chairman, Export Council for the Gifts Industry. 12 Buckingham Street, W.C.2, July 14., D. MARTIN-JENKINS, President, Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom. 30-32 St. Mary Axe, E.C.3, July 14., MICHAEL CANTUAR, Archbishop of Canterbury. JOHN CARD, HEENAN, Archbishop of Westminster. PETER MCCALL, Moderator of the Free Church Federal Council. July 14., AMANDA BOWMAN. 1 Cumberland Place, Regent's Park, N.W.1, July 13., By Guy Hunter, TERENCE MORRIS. 13 Donne Place, Draycott Avenue, S.W.3, July 13., DONALD S. CONNERY. 3 Green Close, N.W.11, July 14., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Drama Critic, From Our Music Critic, From Our Art Critic, From Our Lima Correspondent, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Science Correspondent, By Our City Editor, By Dr. Georg Tugendhat, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Air Services, Appointments And Situations, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,973, Sound Broadcasting, Television Programmes. Sport: Mascot Second In Dinghy Race Indifferent START By Andersson, Miss Truman Faces Miss Van Zyl, Today's Cricket, Morris Encore In Prince Of Wales Cup, B.B.C. Ban On Swimming Match, Somerset Ground Down By Northamptonshire, Edgbaston START Again Deferred, Sports in Brief, Simpson Returns To Dublin, Catamaran Week's Close Finish, Donkey Drop And No-Ball Hall Confounded Twice, Cheshire's Decisive Victory Augurs Well For Final, Trainer Orders Dope Test On Excel, Odds on Lotus in Dutch Grand Prix, G. J. Clark Next To Face Golf Whirlwind Bonallack Bustling Through Berkshire Field, Sea Leopard Could Turn Tables On Philemon Fancy For Electric Flash At Ascot Tonight, U.S.A. Associate Members Of New Body, Evening Racing Results For Three Meetings Kempton Park. Display Advertising: The National Cash Register Company Ltd,, British Heart Foundation Appeal, United Glass, 'Interunie', Garrard, Multiple Display Advertisements, Imperial Chemeical Industries Limited, Union-Castle, Taylor Woodrow, The Times, The Royal Bank Of Canada, Ghana Airways. News: Former Canadian Official Accused, Captive Whale's Family Out To Free Him, Weapon Noise Makes B.A.O.R. Men 'Deaf', Tories "Crippled By Conflict", Lancers Parade For The Queen Mother, Square Peg In Round Island?, U.S. Expedition To Soviet Arctic Scientific Studies At Sea, Mr. Papandreou Dismissed By Greek King New Government Being Formed, Cyprus Oil Debate Postponed, Lord Mountbatten Receives O.M., Theory Of Suicide By 100 Whales, 30 Peers To Speak On Murder Bill Two Days For Debate, Repairs For Salisbury Cathedral Spire, Mr. Callaghan Not Guilty Of Contempt No Further Action Proposed, Chief Constable's Secretary Says HE IS Unique Public Image Of Force Changed, Soviet Aid Sought On War Crimes, Egyptians Lose Yemen Town, Matterhorn Crowd Causes Concern, Security Inspector For The Army, Jordan Report Of Border Clash, Helicopters Patrol Route To Mt. Blanc Tunnel Systematic Check For Mines Before De Gaulle Visit, Spanish Students To Be Disciplined, Zambia Cuts Tax On Copper Mines, Television Shows For Export, M.P. Denies Personal Interest, Parade For New Corps, Drive By Jesuits On Atheism Leadership Retained As Life Post, Union-Castle End A Slogan, Movements Of Liners, Pakistan Denounces Hold-Up In American Aid, German Publisher To Pay Damages, Mr. Callaghan IS Exonerated, Ancient Chart For Chilean Navy, North Vietnam Invites President Nkrumah Gains Claimed For Mr. Davies's Mission, Crown Give Up Beach Claim Lord Of The Manor May Sell Sand, Burial Of Mr. Stevenson On Monday Body To Lie In State Over Weekend, Development Plans For Gibraltar Study Group Leaves, Polish Writers Rebuked By Minister Of Culture Three Alleged To Have "Thrown Mud At The State", Two-way Movement of World's Skill, Change Of Wind Causes Unusual Tie, Lecturer Says His Dismissal Involves Academic Freedom, Israel Tired Of The Lavon Affair, "Change Law" On Child Cruelty, Fatal Last Step in a Military Retreat, Q.C. Says Solicitor Was Riding A Tiger Four Years' Gaol For £62,000 Frauds, Recruiting In May Disappointing, Washington Ban On Wire-Tapping Strict Orders By President, X-Ray Aid in Advancing Muscle Research, New Towns On Large Canvas, Spy Cases Report Next Week, Babies 'Dumped' By Working Mothers, Unions Crisis Over U.S. Demand For More Representation Mr. Woodcock Pleads With Mr. Meany To Give Way, British Agents Plan More Tours To China, Tv Protest By Mr. Mikardo, Britons And Americans Pay Respects At Embassy, Firms Rebuild "Write-Offs" Entry In Log Book As Safeguard?, Erimus Quest Takes Beef Award, First Mars Close-Up Reaches Earth Valid Picture Coming From Mariner IV "So Far Everything Looks Good", 'Amateur Midwives' Condemned, 3 Years Before Normal Life In N. Congo Production Loss From Rebellion, General Mobilization In South Vietnam Two American Advisers Found Decapitated, Quick Solution Sought By B.M.A., Man Charged With Aiding Gaol Break In Court Today, P.M.G. To Support Giro Payments, Beatles Fan Mail For Col. Wagg, Q.C. Appointed For Bognor Inquiry, Working Party On Bus Pay Employers Alarmed By Leap-Frogging, "Then The Lounge Suite Dropped To Bits...", P.C. "Pulled Knife From Own Body" Man On Inent To Murder Charge, Mr. Wilson's Pledge On Pound No Devaluation, Brighter Home Loan Outlook Society Doubles Lending, New York And Back For £50, Skylark Launching From Woomera, Minister Acts In Railway Dispute, Teachers Reject Spring Examinations Move "Unfair" Advantage In Job-Seeking, Triumphant Treble By Firecrest. Picture Gallery: The Last Journey of an American Statesman. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: The Pilgrims, Class List At Oxford, Ecclesiastical News New Diocese Of Dar Es Salaam, Pottery Scholarships To Encourage Industry, Diplomatic Post In Accra, Royal Society Research Appointments. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Mr. Callaghan Cleared, Wait for the Helicopter, Empty-Handed, Not to be Seen too Seriously, Tomes. Letters to the Editor: Medical Training, Making The Effort Expansion Of Sales To America, United Arab Republic, Vietnam, Abortion, London Airport Chapel, Out Of Stock, In Publlc Schools, Politics And Shipping. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Large Ben Nicholson For The Tate, New Players For Her Ajesty's, Gay And Pleasing Brecht Play, Smooth Frankel Quartet, British Actors In Peru, Bolshoi at a Disadvantage Royal Festival Hall: The Bolshoi Ballet, 180gns. For Dining Table, Cheltenham Festival-Necessity or Delightful Luxury?, Giacometti Exhibition at the Tate that is Admirably Complete, Mr. Paskalis in Command of Verdi, Fresh Delights to Take One to Windsor. Politics and Parliament: Standard bearer of ideals, Britain must free itself of debt, Prime Minister defends Hanoi mission against charges of humiliating rebuff, Mr. H. Wilson in the City, World statesman, great American, Bills and debates next week, Positive aid demand for Gibraltar, Conservative intentions on new taxes, South Arabian constitution. Law: Legal Aid Lacuna Howson And Another V. M. A. Forte And Another, Murder Appeal, Girl Friend Raped Regina V. Hampton, Husband's Right To Payment Jansen V. Jansen, Conspiracy To Rob: Firearms Regina V. McManus Regina V. Mitchell Regina V. Murphy Regina V. Anderson, High Court Of Justice Chancery Division Brewers And Sabbatarians Cooper (Inspector Of Taxes) V. Rhymney Breweries Ltd.. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Obituaries: Sir John Lockwood, Prince Matila Ghyka, Prof. K. R. L. Hall Social Behaviour In Animals, Mr. Evelyn J. Bunbury, Very Rev. J. G. Laughton, Mr. Kenneth Povey, Obituary, Mr. Arthur H. Johnstone, Mr. Max Woosnam A Great All-Round Sportsman. Business and Finance: Aid For Italian Bank, Italy May Boost Building Credits, Birfied Margins Improve, British Institute Of Management, Offer For Wailes Dove Raised, Foreign Stake In Canadian Industry 57% Owned By Non-Residents, Market Appreciably Higher, Capital Penetration Into France, Latest Dividends, Ozalid Company Limited Mr. C. A. G. Hewson's Review, Geo. W. King Limited Substantial Order Book, New Contracts, Canadian Outlook Bright, Cavenham Merger Prospects, Dorothy Perkins: Trade Harder, Wilson Bros., Limited, Wm. Neill & Son (St. Helens) Ltd. Proposed change of name to CAPPER-NEILL LIMITED, Cheer From Allied Breweries And Distillers, I.M.I. Istituto Mobiliare Italiano Activity Substantially Increased, Welding A New Steel Giant Novel Formula By Herr Flick, Time Charterers Active, Interim Statements Allied Breweries Ltd Interim Announcement Of Profits And Dividend, Problem Of Electricity Distribution Costs Improved Transmission Lines, Interunie Sells B.S.C. And Granada, Costs Reduce A.K.U. Trading Profit, Gillette Earn More, Cranleigh Group Inquiry, I.C.I. To Increase Butakon Capacity At Wilton, The First National BANK of BOSTON, Japan And E.C.S.C. To Exchange Views, Cargo Thefts Will Raise Insurance Premiums Western Bank Help For Ceylon, Quinton Hazell Drive In Congo, £2M. Jewelry Centre Vast Birmingham Plan, Belgium Eases Curbs Loan Selectivity To Stay, Five Points Extra From United Gas Scottish Agric. Push Ahead, Beecham Antibiotic Price Cuts, Warwick Engineering Placing, Westminster Bank Automates, Vectis Stone For Market. Stock Exchange Tables: Pound Lower In Quiet Trading, Brighter Day For Shares: Gilts Firm Too, Sharp Fall On Tokyo, Japanese S.E. Freeze Surplus Stocks, U.S. Buying Pushes Three Months Up £10, Active Late Selling On Wall Street, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Insurances Lead The Way, Scrip Proposal Rejected, Kennecott Advances $1½, Good Gains On Frankfurt Paris Improves, Late Calls Make Money Short, Recent Issues, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Option Rates, London Provisions, Unit Trust Prices. Business Appointments: Standard Telephones And Cables Executive Posts: Mr. A. Mackay Managing Director. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Country Properties.
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