The Times - 28/10/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, A. S. COMYNS CARR., RONALD SHERBROOKE-WALKER., J. C. O'DWYER., E. STANLEY LEE., BETI-WYN HUGHES, ERIC JAMES., ALI M. ABBAS., ROY MARKHAM, KENNETH M. SMITH, C. E. TAMALE-SSALI., By Stanley Cramp and James Ferguson-Lees, W. L. S. HARRISON, , DAVID L. WALL, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MESEUMS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM A TRAVELLER, FROM A COLLECTOR, F.W.S., By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Connoisseurs' Guide, Services Tomorrow, Opera And Ballet, Travel, Flowers. Sport: Plaza Favoured For The Cambridgeshire Breasley Ahead Of Piggott, Backstroke Title For Miss Long, Sports in Brief, Declared Runners for Flat and National Hunt Race Meetings Stockton, M.C.C. XI To Play Universities In Bombay, Sales Details, Service Mastery Of Sangster, Bold Step By Tottenham For Burnley Match, County Rugby Advancing R.L. Lure Weakens Devon XV, Chepstow, Today's Sporting Arrangements Association Football, Yesterday's Newmarket Results, Selection System For Ryder Cup. Reviews: Keeping Down The Rats, Proper Ways to Bring Home the Facts, Value of a Cold Greenhouse, Technique Of Great Pianists, Lawrence Returns to the Academy, A Clinching Finale Solid Sincerity Of Mr. Rignold, A Town of Unusual Character Curious Mixture of Old and New, London's Film Festival New Directors to the Fore, Connoisseurs Of Cider Glasses. Arts and Entertainment: Volume And Attack Lacking, The Sale Room 3,200 Gns. For Blake Miniature Christe's £67,638 Total For Old Masters, A Strozzi For The National Gallery, Diary Of Next Week's Events, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,822, Mr. Anthony Whishaw's Latest Paintings, Sunday Television, Bristol Gets A Vuillard, Saturday Television. Property: New Building And Old Blended. News: Press As Bulwark Of Commonwealth Vital Role Of C.P.U., Clash Of Views In Pig Industry Lord Trenchard Leaves P.I.D.A., Governor Explains Club Resignation, Strike Closes Universities, Builders' Approach On "Substantial" Rise, Strike At Port Talbot Steel Works Ended Terms Agreed By Bricklayers Compromise Over "Job And Finish", 'Ominous Start' On Common Market, Hammer Gang Steal £10,000 Wages, Envoy Returns For Moscow Talks, Kept Alive Four Days "After Brain Died", 300 Nouns In Search Of A Driver Chassismover And Doice Fall Short, Four Candidates At Oswestry, 'Bribes Danger' In Planning M.P. On Delegation Of Powers, Theory To Explain Three Deaths Explosion Of Old Missiles On Hill, Academy Prize Awarded, Socialists Avoid Clash On Berlin, Belgian To Head Trawler Inquiry, Moss Side May Have Five Contestants, Welsh Museum To Have New Wing, Rootes And Unions Meet On Monday, J. S. Mill's Avignon House Demolished, Forgiveness And Reconciliation God's Love For Men, Seven Basques To Be Tried Today, Stretching A Point On Beachwear, Hint Of Algerian Peace Talks, Effect In Britain Next Week, Food Flown To 13 Nab Tower Men, Bird Paradise In The Danube Delta, France Disrupted By Power Strike, Cape Synod Stands By Apartheid, Katanga Terms For Congo Talks, Two More Nations Join U.N., Aid Sought For Gambia, Five Detained In Portugal Signatories Of Plan For Democracy, Power Station May Be Approved Assurance Sought On Alternative Site, Britain's Economy Improving, Marshal Voroshilov In Tears After Confession, Newsagents Case Adjourned Motion To Commit Six To Prison, Russian Moves "Admission Of Responsibility", Four-Hour Talks On Television Fees, Canada Fears For Aircraft Workers, French Police Accused Of Brutality To Muslims Prefect Ignores Charges At Stormy Paris Meeting, Bonn Satisfaction At Firm Line, Motor Show AIDS Car Development, 300 Sq. Miles Added To Nepal, Pay Pause End Fixed For April? Hint In Minister's Order, More Births, Fewer Infant Deaths, Another Atom Test In Arctic, Power Strike Call Endorsed By E.T.U., Legal Advertisements In Newspapers, Qualifications For An Ombudsman Lawyer WHO IS An Administrator, Kenyatta's Day Of Decision Party Leadership, Norway Names New Ambassador, Hint To Peking By Mr. Khrushchev Key To Communist Unity Hield By China Readiness For Talks With West Reaffirmed, A Cloud Like A Man's Hand Devon Child Of Sixty Years Ago Saw Her First Motor Car, Syrian Patrol Clashes With Infiltrators Egypt Accused Of Subversion, Pejorative Use Of Foreign Prefixes, Mr. Luthuli Seeks A Passport Banned From Meeting In His Honour, N.U.T. Leaders Decide In Secret Rift Indicated On Pay Conference, Fall-Out Danger To Millions Of Chinese Radio Warning Of Emergency Precautions "Over Long Period", Trinidad Poll On December 4, Soviet Tanks Moved Up To Berlin Border American Troops Again Escort Civilians Into East Sector, British Captives Again Examined, U.S. Moon Rocket Test Success, U.S. Defence Chief's Discussions In London Seeking Greater Allied Effort In Nato Defence System, Hopes Of Early Agreement On Cotton British Acceptance Of Proposals, Warning To Greek Electorate, Radio Station For Nato Approved, £58,000 Jewel Haul In Paris Raid. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Where Mood Dictates Movement. Politics and Parliament: "No Federation With Europe" Ministers Warned Of Opposition, Sir R. Robinson To Move Address. Display Advertising: Nassau, Royal National Mission, Shell, Milbanke Travel Ltd, Gardeners Chronicle, Multiple Display Advertisements, Air France, Alginure, The Times. Law: Trains Could Have Been Endangered Men Sentenced For Wire Thefts, Charge Against Rating After Court Fire, Preventive Detention Sentence Altered, High Court Of Justice: Probate, Divorce And Admiralty Legal Insanity Chapman v. Chapman, Teacher Accused Of Receiving Paintings, Woburn Abbey Theft Charge Painting In Car, Say Police, MR. JUSTICE MARSHAL granted Michael, U.S. Official Guilty On Secrets Charge, High Court Of Justice: Probate, Divorce And Admiralty Transvestism, Court Of Appeal How Much For An Eye? Bastow v. Bagley & Co. Ltd., High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division "A Generous Attitude" Bernstein v. The Sunday Telegraph.. Official Appointments and Notices: County Court Judge, Honorary Surgeon To The Queen, West Germans Honour Englishman's Wife, Cambridge University, Naval Scholarship Awards, New British Envoy To Iraq, From The London Gazette, Naval Appointments. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Last Across, Ugly Suspicions, A Dying Tradition?, Northern Rhodesian Knot, Tea Too Often. Letters to the Editor: 100 Years Later, Grinding To A Halt Risks In Shortage Of Radiographers, No Seat For The Sailor, Angola, Fair Taxes, Immigration, Why Graduates Leave Britain. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Dr. B. L. Goodlet The First British Power Reactors, Canon A. O. Standen, Lieut.-Cmdr. W. B. C. Weld-Forester, Mr. C. W. Rodd, Obituary, Lieut.-Col. Clarkkennedy, V.C. Bravery At Fresnesrouvroy Line, Mr. Weimar Cross. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Commodities Tin Reduces Early Losses, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: Company News "Chartered" Earn Less Revenue Falls 13 P.C., Latest Dividends, Brewery & Commercial Investment Trust, Dull Day For Equities The Funds' Rally Slackens, Currency Rates For Travellers, British Firm Gets £2m. Egyptian Contract., Gold Reserve Figures Expected Next Thursday, More W. German Scrip Issues, Treasury Bill Tender, Higher U.S. Interest Rates Forecast, Canadian Aid To Ceylon., Pound Unchanged At The Close, Chambers Of Commerce In E.E.C. Talks, Wall Street Lower Barely Steady At The Close, Fractional Losses On Wall Street, Bootle £6M. Conversion And Cash Offer Further Fall In Treasury Bill Rate, Canadian Dollar Rate Claim Denied By Minister, Greater Airport Activity, Further Advance in Gilt-edged, Restraint On Lending Lifted In Australia, Money Turns Short, Curb On U.K. Rubber Stockpile Sales, Stock Seat Sold On N.Y. Exchange, Unit Trust Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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