The Times - 01/08/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Schools Cricket Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR WEATHER CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, From a Special Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, H. GRAHAM CANNON., ROBIN GUTHRIE, ANGLESEY, FRANK McLEAVY., KENNETH GRIMSBY, GEORGE COLSON, J. WILKS., JOHN CONNELL, R. M. ROUSE, ANTONY VICKERS, H. EDGAR., From Our Special Correspondent, E. L. GRANT WATSON, FROM OUR ATHENS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MADRID CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, Professor T. H. Davey, A Carthusian, Sir Alec Martin, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Astronomical Correspondent, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Businesses For Sale, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. News: Improved Offer To Tanganyika, Slaughter Policy On Swine Fever, British Textile Imports In U.S., Police Arrest 300 Africans In O.F.S., Gambia Delegates' Fears Allayed, W. Suffolk To Take L.C.C. Overspill 20-Year Project, Chillingham Cattle Blood Tested, Denmark Foresees Long Discussions, £60,000 Scots Land Reclamation Plan, Council Of Europe's Seventh Exhibition, British Guiana Tribes Facing Break-Up, Call-Up Powers For President, No Assurance By Treasury Reply To 300,000 On Pay Freeze, New Association In S.E. Asia, Wages Protest In Spain Bishop Calls For Action, Hongkong Textiles Counter-Claim, Arms Agreement With U.S., A Month Of Bright Periods, Likely Successor To Mr. Dulles, Village Grocer The Shop, The Other Shop, And The Travelling Shop, W. Germany Offers All Help, Less Detergent Residue In Rivers Benefits Of New Soft Variety, Martial Law Throughout Turkey, Doncaster By-Pass Opened 2,500 Vehicles An Hour Each Way, Australian Cut In Car Prices, Six Must Broaden To Admit Us, Says N.F.U., Security Problem In S. Cameroons Talks On Federation, Industry's Hope Of Consultation, 25 Cook's Messengers On Strike, School Building Plans Delayed Priorities To Be Reviewed, Dr. Nkrumah On Africa's Most Urgent Task Fight To Liquidate Colonialism, "Momentous" Decision On Common Market Mr. Menzies Wants Australia Represented At Talks, More Powerful Minx At Less Cost, Move For Assembly Session, Furniture After Ancient Greek American Designer's Long Study, B.B.C. Deny Hoax, Mr. Heath Meeting The Six Today, Whaling Quotas Agreed, Cambridge Plaque To Sir Ernest Barker, Soldiers Boycott Luncheon Catering Officer "Astonished", British And German Troops In Same Camp, Cotton Workers To Press Pay Claim, Another Riviera Art Robbery, East Germans Tighten Controls On Refugee Routes, Five Tenders For Queen Liner, Efta Countries To Make New Approach Opportunity Given By Britain "Duty Of All" To Seize IT, Social Work to Aid Problem Families, Bigger Training Colleges For Teachers Secondary Modern Schools "Success", Grouse Hopes High In The Dales Scotland Less Promising, Murder Hunt After Pavement Death, U.S. Hopes For New Stability In Europe, Kuwait Call Delays 40 Marriages, Kanu Member's Acquittal "Comedy Turn" Speech Not Seditious, House Rented To 13 "A Disgrace" Tribunal's Criticism, Refugees From Tunisia Reach France Paris Hoping To Forestall U.N. Debate On North Africa, Two Drowned In Rescue Attempts, Fats And Coronary Heart Disease Theory Criticized, British Centre "Is Not Spy Nest". Law: What Lords Meant In The Smith Case: Light From Jerusalem, Fruiterer On £67,000 Bank Theft Charge, Accountant's Plea In Camera, Chancery Division Adjourned Petition In Re Freehold Land Finance Co. Ltd., "School Leaver" At Age Of 48, Preventive Detention Inquiry, Dartmoor Prisoners Refuse To Give Evidence West African On Manslaughter Charge, Comedian's Arrest Ordered, Solicitor Cleared On Plot Charge "Of The Highest Character", High Court Of Justice: Probate, Divorce And Admiralty Neurosis As Cruelty Alway v. Alway, Theft In Abbey By Beadle And Verger Money Taken From Offertory Bags. Sport: Clay Leads Notts Recovery, Stewart's Eight Sixes, U.S. Ryder Cup Team For Britain, Sports in Brief, Willett's Second Century Richardson Makes Amends For Kent, Yorkshire Face Uphill Fight 383 Runs Needed At Leicester, Hungarian Team For White City Iharos In 10,000 Metres, Vienna's Class May Prevail Open Race Without St. Paddy, Tonbridge Go Ahead After Clifton Collapse, Oakman Rallies Sussex, Trembling Hands For Last Day Of Test Thrilling Finish In Prospect, Warwick Racing Details, Wherwell Makes Amends, Declared Runners For Today's Race Meetings Redcar, Hampshire Take Command Middlesex Worn Down By Shackleton, Billingtons Of Bradfield New Generation In Lawn Tennis, Crump Pegs Back Lancashire, Folkestone Results, Hedging And Kedging In Light Cowes Breezes Norsaga Holds Off Sceptre, Worcester Need Another 12. Display Advertising: Wirksworth Quarries, Hillman Minx, Firestone, Naville Developments, Braithwaite & Co Engineers, Midland Bank, Multiple Display Advertisements, Technology, John Tann, United Coke & Chemicals, Shell-Mex And B.P., The Times, City Of Manchester, The Whitehead Iron And Steel, The British Motor Corporation, Southcros. Official Appointments and Notices: Mr. Justice Austin Jones Retires, Ecclesiastical News, New Chief For West German Navy, B.B.C. Governors, Retiring Bishop Will Sta In London, Fine Art Commission, Commandant-General R.A.F. Regiment, University News Oxford Class Lists: English Language And Literature; Philosophy, Politics And Economics. Picture Gallery: Cooling Waters For Horses And Campers. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Labour Support On Abu Simbel, Britain To Open Talks With The Six No Entry Unless "Special Interests" Are Met Mr. Macmillan Says Failure May Mean Foreign Policy Change, Common Market Brought To An Issue Prime Minister Meets Critics On Both Sides House Of Lords, 30 Labour M.P.s Walk Out Of Chamber Mr. St. Clair Takes His Seat 235 To 145 Vote, Berlin Crisis A Test Of Will Between East And West Mr. Heath On The Soviet Challenge, Meeting With Gen. De Gaulle Likely, House Of Commons. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,746, Mobile For Shakespeare, Television Programmes, V.C. And Waterloo Medal Sold £400 For Ancient Deity In Marble, Russia Wins Students' Chess Championship. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Obiter Dicta, Preventive Detention, Picking up the Reins, Less English, Application Form Article 237. Letters to the Editor: Pause-And Effect?, Farm Chemicals, A Seat In The Commons Siren Voices To Be Ignored, From Student To Artist, Rural Buses, Genetics At The Universities, A New Society. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861, The Night Sky In August. Obituaries: Mr. N. J. Chignell, Major-General H. C. Duncan, Mr. Herbert Lydall, Obituary, Prof. R. M. Gordon Medical Parasitology, Mr. Edwin Henry Cox. Reviews: Euripides At Radley The Phoenissae In Modern Dress, Offenbach's Orpheus In The Underworld, Round an Exhibition with Vasari, Appeal of the Radio and TV Serial, Ballet Continues To Weave Its Spell, Moore Sculptures And Drawings Clark Collection Lent To Edinburgh, New Production of Second Act of Swan Lake, Mr. Davis's fine Dvorak Symphony well presented. Business and Finance: Defeat Of A.M.C. "Rebels", Big Turnover In Money Market Keen Demand For Bills, Dutch Credit Controls Bigger H.P. Down Payments, Company News American Borax Sales And Profits Decline Scooter Setback For Westinghouse, Free Advisory Service, Fitch Lovell Profits Rise By 18 Per Cent, Latest Dividends, Sterling Up Again Highest Since Mid May, Internal Greek Bond Association, Russian Production Details, Air Charters Strong, Rise In U.S. Bill Rate, New Finance Company In Argentina, Fractional Changes On Wall Street, Firm START To Idle Day Markets Inclined To Drift, Stimulus From The Common Market? Growth Records Over 100 Years, Parkinson Cowan's Need For Finance, Parking Meters Worry the Warren Street Traders, Grain Markets, Firms Associate To Develop Uses Of Plastic Packaging, The London County Freehold And Leasehold Properties An Active And Progressive Year Board's Investment Policy: Material Benefits Envisaged Profits Tax: An Uniquitous Burden On Property Companies Mr. Thomas J. Cullen Reviews Group's Widespread Interests And Activities, Japan Moves Towards Freer Foreign Trade Plan To Release 90 P.C. Of Imports From Quota Controls, Anaconda Offer Rejected, I.C.I. Reduce Prices Of Polythene, Opposition To Bid For Solartron, Irregular Tone On Wall Street Minor Movements, Soviet Economy In First Half Of 1961 Rise Of 8 P.C. In Industrial Output, Unit Trust Prices, Rent Warning From London County, What Canada Offers In Packaging, E. Alec Colman Investments Ltd. Prospectus Forecast Exceeded Property Developments, A Unit Trust Designed For Trustees, Effect Of Upswing In U.S. Business Revival In Corporate Profits, NOTICE OF REDEMPTION to the Holders of Imperial Japanese Government. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Covent Garden Prices, Copper Gains Extended, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes William Hollins Chairman Resigns. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Hampton & Sons, Sales By Auction.
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