The Times - 07/07/1962
1962; Gale Group;
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From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rowing Correspondent, From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Science Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMON MARKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Radio Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, R. T. PAGET., G. VIVIAN DAVIES, A. M. A. MOORE, JOHN P. YOUNG., J. H. M. BEATTIE., AUSTIN DUNCAN-JONES, J. L. A. HARTLEY., E. MARGARET FITZADAMORMISTON, From Our Canberra Correspondent, DOUGLAS HUBBLE, A. FORSYTH-BROWN, FRED J. KEMP, FIND GRAUCOB., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Mr. H. E. Bates, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM A COLLECTOR, A TRAVELLER'S IMPRESSIONS, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Services Tomorrow: Third Sunday After Trinity, Educational, Club Announcements, Opera And Ballet, Hotels, Resorts And Spas, Travel. Sport: Sports in Brief, Henry The Seventh Has Bobar II To Fear, Record Pole Vault Probable, Runyan Retains Teacher Title, Yesterday's Results Grand Challenge Cup, National Archery Championships, Nortic's Record Not Enough Adios Misjudges Her START, Surprises In Tour Short List, Army Fall Short By 150 Runs, Matchless Laver Quickly Crushes Mulligan, R.E.M.E. Shine Again At Bisley, Simpson Fifth In Tour Placings, Leander Master Russians In Storming Finish Bank Crew Subdue Detroit, Runners At Other Meetings Haydock Park, Cambridge Lead In Tennis Match Victory In Both Singles, Northants Held To A Draw, Fifth Successive Bowls Triumph, Yesterday's Racing Results Sandown Park, Surrey Overwhelm Cambridge, County Rugby Extensions, Test Disparity As Marked As Ever Inadequate Pakistan Attack, Today's Fixtures Athletics, Harrow Well On Top At Lord's Eton Lose Wickets Cheaply, Seventh Pair See Hampshire Home, Record Entry In Ocean Race, Porsche Threat To British Cars Clark's Lotus Fastest In Rouen Practice, Last Pair Fail By Three Runs Middlesex Hold Off Warwickshire, Another Blow For Leicester, Miss Ferris Injured Head Struck On Springboard, Sandown Park Programme. Reviews: Cultures of the Old and New Worlds, The Gramophone The Music of Death and Burial, Notes On Broadcasting Television's Way With the News, Disciplined Playing By Student Orchestra, A Panorama Of The Commune Unity Theatre: Spring '71, British School Rearranged at the Tate, Antiques And Pictures Library Steps as Works of Art, Land Of Lost Content. News in Brief. News: Lowering Barriers To Africans, Diary Of Next Week's Events, E.T.U. Officials To Face Executive, Finding Preachers Among Over-50s, Merit As Sole Test For Civil Servants N. Zealand Proposals, Hint Of A Thaw In Doctors' Strike, Africans Sleep In Open After Eviction New Shanty Town Near Durban, Court Order Halts Seaway Boycott, Princess To Have Tonsils Out, Changing Patchwork Of Destruction By Pigeon, Algeria Rebels Move Into Oran Area Trial Of Strength With Mr. Ben Khedda Reports Of Clashes Near Morocco Border, Australia To Reduce Woomera Payments, Ford Unions Seek Talks Wages And Labour Relations, Doubts On The Future Of Bonn Coalition Dr. Mende Says Atmosphere Of Strife Unbearable, B.B.C. Apology To Lord Beaverbrook Remarks "In Heat Of Discussion", H-Bomb Crater 300ft. Deep Biggest Explosion In U.S. Territory 12,000ft. Dust Cloud, W. German Search For Workers, Warning On The New Nations By U Thant Two-Party System Unlikely Yet, "Bishop-Hunting" Ends Assembly, Lost And Found The Christian Mission, Science and Medicine Unified Atom Scale Comes Into Force, Changing Pattern Of U.S Work, River Sluice Plan Defended, High Injury Toll Of Building Men, Wild Life Appeal By Duke, Airliner With 94 On Board Missing Five Hours Overdue At Bombay, Plan For London "Must Stay" Talks Refused By Mr. Macmillan, Gen. Franco Sees Munich Group, Poles Withdraw From Henley Regatta Diamond Sculler Disqualified British Umpiring Questioned, U.S. Travel Ban On Russians Lifted, Kidnapping By East Germans, 15 Killed In Rio Food Riots, Royal Navy Visit To Beirut, India's Relations With Market Reciprocal Export Payment Sought, 126,500 Miles On One Fuelling, Tribute From U.S. President, Black Gives Way to Tan, By Land And Sea And Air Historical Charm of Bamberg, Substandard Silver Imported, Law Society's New President, Fund For Research Into Deformities Handicapped Children, Era Ends With Sun And A Loss, M1 Controlled By 11 Bodies Commission On Road Safety Urged, Inquiry On State Prosecutor, Threat Of March On Tunis, "Known Hostility To Regime", £350,000 'Free' Road Safety Campaign, Advice Behind M1 Traffic Signs, Pres. Macapagal In Rome, O.A.S. Man Executed: "11 Min. To Die", Peace and Progress in Antarctica, Pakistan M.P.s Walk Out In Protest Arrest Of Former Party Leader, S. Africa Seeks To Draw Portuguese, Talks With Foreign Secretary, Railmen Approve Interim Rise, Longer Royal Tour Of Australia, Villagers Greet Princess Anne. Arts and Entertainment: In The Sale Rooms Furniture Fetches £16,871 £1,000 Paid For Pair Of Side Cabinets, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,035, Gardening Great Public Enthusiasm for the Rose, Sunday Television, Telstar, The Tv Link, Due To Be Launched Next Week, Saturday Television, B.B.C. Making Red Cross Centenary Film. Politics and Parliament: Mr. Lloyd on resort to tax regulator, More Flexible Selection Of M.P.s For Committees Advised Giving Independents A Chance. Display Advertising: I.C.T., Harrisons & Crosfield, International Rogier, Bp, Apollo, Multiple Display Advertisements, Beer, The Times. Law: High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division Action For False Imprisonment Buxton And Another v. Jayne And Others, Woman Aged 80 Gaoled For Three Years, Pig Investment Scheme, Court Of Appeal Custody Appeal Allowed J. V. J., High Court Of Justice: Chancery Division Agreements Within Restrictive Practices ACT In Re British Basic Slag Ltd.'S Application, High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division £7,250 Damages For Prisoner Bower v. Sunday Pictorial Newspapers Ltd., Soblen Seeking Asylum Legal Application, Restrictive Practices Court Books In Re Net Book Agreement, 10s. For Newspaper Libel, Gaol For 3 In Hire Purchase Case Jury Acquit One. Official Appointments and Notices: City Shrievalty, From The London Gazette, Friday, July 6, 1962, Fleet Street Rector Resigns, County Commissions, Japanese Cabinet Changes Likely Planning Chief Resigns, Woman Appointed To Police Post, University News Oxford. Property: 300-Bedroom London Hotel Planned, Board-Residence And Apartments. Picture Gallery: Princess Anne Goes For A Walk In French Village. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: The Tortoise Moves, Pushing-On and Off, Something New for Japan, Cartoons Show the Way, The Robespierre of Debate. Letters to the Editor: New Spirit In Australia Markets Within Easy Range, Restrictive Trade Practices, At First Hand, The Right To Publish?, Helping The Poorer Nations, Doctors At Law, The Parking Problem, Stability, Physiotherapists In Demand, Kenya Settlers, Referendum Postponed, When Incomes Rise. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1862. Obituaries: Prof. H. Richard Niebuhr, Dr. Harold Dearden, Mr. William Faulkner A Great Novelist, Mrs. Robert Lusty, Mr. David Macdonald, Sir Paul Boffa, Prof. John Anderson, Obituary. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Cash Lead Touches £55 A Ton, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: Bundesbank Exchange Policy, Company Meeting The London County Freehold And Leasehold Properties Policy Of Improvement And Modernization Continues Mr. Thomas J. Cullen Reports A Year Of Continued, Steady And Reliable Progress, Latest Dividends, Treasury Hill Tender, Sugar Bill Passed, Three Bank Interims, Canada's Exports Up, Currency Rates For Travellers, New Company's Board Clarified, Swiss $25M. Gold Switch, Hilton Hotel For Paris, Telephone Agreement, Gilt-Edged Turnover Up To £100M.? Peruvian Loan By Lazards' Consortium, Looking Ahead Lifting the City's Mantle of Mystery, Harveys Of Bristol, Company News Birfield's Sales For Nine Months Down By £940,000, Wall Street Easy At The Close Gold Shares Still In Demand, Looking Back Anticipating a Release, London Stock Exchange Strong Demand For Funds Renewed Strength Of Kaffirs, New Waterway To Be Studied, Overseas Markets, Company Meeting Berger, Jenson & Nicholson Material Progress During 1961 Improvement In Liquid Position, Credit Shortage Continues, Exchange Markets Unsettled, Unit Trust Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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