The Times - 16/11/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Schools Rugby Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Cricket Correspondent-ADELAIDE, NOV. 15, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR LACROSSE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Racing Correspondent, From Our Scottish Correspondent-GLASGOW, NOV. 15, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, From Our South Wales Correspondent-CARDIFF, NOV. 15, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Monitor-MOSCOW, NOV. 15, From Our Own Correspondent-BONN, NOV. 15, FROM MONITOR, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Ottawa Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent-ROME, NOV. 15, From Our Latin America Correspondent-NEW YORK, NOV. 15, From Our Johannesburg Correspondent, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, NOV. 15, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent-WESTMINSTER, TUESDAY MORNING, From Our Special Correspondent-SALISBURY, NOV. 15, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Industrial Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, W. WALLIS, Proctor in Convocation., MICHAEL DE-LA-NOY., JAMES HENDERSON., MARY BISWAS., J. H. HUIZINGA., TIMOTHY BEAUMONT, Head of, NICOLAS BENTLEY, , BERNARD WALEY-COHEN., DONALD CHAPMAN., By Professor Peter A. Munch of Southern Illinois University, PEDDIE., ALFONSO BALCELLS, Rector of Salamanca University. Salamanca, Nov. 11., RICHARD BENSON., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, By Michael Kitsin, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent-LEIPZIG, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondents, By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From Our Northern Correspondent-MANCHESTER, FROM LLOYD'S, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Motor Cars, Public Appointments, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Arts and Entertainment: Sound Broadcasting Home (330m. and 93.5mcs), The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,078, Television Programmes B.B.C. 1 (Ch. 1). Sport: Today's Football Association, Boat Race Coaches At Cambridge, Sports in Brief, A Unique Almanac Of Sport, Tall Tale Plays Waiting Game For Too Long, Taylor Loses Five-Set Doubles, Rugby Club Records London And South East, Brighton Cannot Take Bedford Lightly In Cup, Blundell's And Berkhamsted Lead Scoring Spree, Missed Catches Cost M.C.C. An Extra Day Off Victory Over South Australia Well Within Their Grasp, Disappointing Lacrosse By Cambridge, Squash Rackets. Shipping News: Fine Display By Four-Year-Old. News: Make IT 'Spend A Sixpence', S. Africa Against Any Hostilities, 70 M.P.H. Motorway Limit Opposed Fog Precaution Measures Get A.A. And R.A.C. Support, Councils Seek Talk With Minister, Heating Can Date Ancient Pottery, B.B.C. Apologize For 4-Letter Word, Traffic Patrols Answer Critics Of 'Policing' Techniques, Windows Reflect a Chorus of Gay Flowers, Mr. Bevins Sees A Long Term For Labour, Strike Threat By Schoolmasters Pressing For Royal Commission, Consumer Goods Increase, Firmer Action By Britain Sought, Vauxhall Face Pay Claim By 22,000, £18M. Disappoints Kenya, Pakistan Plans For Defence, How Basic Should Motoring Be?, State Should Take Over Shipyards The Only Real Answer, Union Leader Says, Policeman Shot Dead In Aden, Bechuanaland Bans Passage Of Arms Consignments Gaberones, Bechuanaland., N.U.R. Back Freight Trials, Presidency Of The Ford Foundation, Over 80 Tenants Succumbed To Temptation New Town Eviction Notices, Police Out In African Areas, Airlift Of Copper, 2 Coloured Police Liaison Men, Last-Ditch Battle In Vatican Council, Movements Of Liners, Winter Blackout Follows Power Cuts Chaos Rush Hour Traffic Lights Fail, Young Liberals' Colour Bar Survey, 45 Armed Police Guard Fischer, McGill Steers Way Between Two Cultures, U.S. Misjudged Revolt In Dominican Republic Shadow Over Inter-American Conference, South Africa Will Have To Import Food, Sudan to Ban Communists, Vietnam Talks Offer Was Rejected American Doubts On Intentions, Father Calls For Inquest Inquiry Poole Harbour Death, Delayed Decisions On Phantoms Worry Industry, U.S. Subversion ACT Unconstitutional, Area Health Boards May Be Tried Out In Wales, Spaniel AIDS The Bird Watcher Nose For Hiding Places, U.K. To Accede On Genocide, Cause Of American Black Out, 3-Year Expansion For Remploy Government Loan Of £1,715,000, 'Kidnapping Attempt' On Soviet Border Farmer Decorated For Bravery In Resisting Intruders, Flying Clubs Likely To Vote For Merger, Swedes Withdraw From Rally, British Embassy In Israel Attacked, United Nations Presence Urged Surprise Move By Uruguay, Israel Rejection Of Defendant's Plea, Nine Russian Poets Visit Paris, First Liner Trains Run With No Opposition British Railways Honour Pledge On Hauliers, Signor Nenni Wins Control Of Party Committee, Attracting Talent Into Engineering Mr. Cousins On Remedies For Poor Trade Balance, Case Of Grave Importance, Judge Says 'Shameful Place Of Sex And Drugs', Asylum Sought By 13 Bulgarians, Improving Troops' Equipment, America Defends Non-Tariff Trade Barriers 'Discrimination' Causes Bitterness, Death Sentence On Silombela, Death Of Patient: Matron Accused, Tristan Islanders Find Freedom, Soviet Protest On Memoirs Of Spy Mr. Soldatov At Foreign Office, State Steel Output To Be Cut Export Demands Falling Off Thomas & Baldwins To Dismiss 300, Iran Offers Asian Bank Site, Emperor Orders Japanese Car, Mr. Wilson talks of Pressures over Rhodesia Too Crucial For A Slap On The Wrist: Issue Was A Difference Of Philosophy, Sanctions Bill Becomes Law Royal Assent After Late Night Sittings Mr. Smith's Plea For Forces' Loyalty, Britain-Rhodesia Union Urged, Princess Margaret In Washington, JET Car Sets Record Of 600 M.P.H. Utah Achievement, New York's Water Reserves Up, W.E.U. Opens Paris Session, Dismissed Official Defended By Herr Strauss. Display Advertising: Shell, Imi, Maples, Atcost, The Hongkong Bank Group, Multiple Display Advertisements, Worth, Rawlplug, Swiss Credit Bank, Bea, The Times, Panam, Harrods. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Aberdeen, Cambridge, New Chief Of R.A.F. Signals Command, Oxford. Picture Gallery: New Radiotelescope in the Ukraine, Look, a Eurodollar. Politics and Parliament: Liberties and lives in question in Rhodesia-Lord Gardiner, Solicitor General disowns declaration form, Architects for the new Whitehall, Royal Assent at 2 a.m., Imperative need for adequate powers. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Still Going Strong, Egypt Waives the Rules, The Colonel's Story, Outlook Uncertain, What Manchester Thinks Today.... Letters to the Editor: Loyal Citizens, Hardships Endured, Crucial Safeguard, Peers' Robes, Opus Dei, Umbrella Movement, Church And State, Headlamp Flashers, Proxy Voting, Volunteer Forces, Attack on New Thought, Sanctions On Rhodesia Dishonest Use Of Words. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. J. L. Marsh, Dr. Paul Rothschild, The Hon. Bartholomew Pleydell-Bouverie, Mr. Jack Brimble, Mr. Humphrey Hare, Obituary. Reviews: String Quartet Gives Intense Pleasure, A. Scarlatti's First Opera, Big Guns and Lesser Guns Talk Over Opera, The Romantic Theme, Some Aspects Of Loneliness, Six Creative Statements in Wales, Glimmerings Of The Future, Splendours of St. Cecilia Mass, Bronze Rifleman Fetches £4,200 Parrot Paperweight Sold For £3,000, Classical Virtues of Poussin, Soprano's Style Suits Bellini. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Law: Appeal Against Sentence Regina V. Verrier, Bookmakers In Claim Against Stadium Dagenham Coup, Alfred Hinds's Appeal Regina V. Hinds, Defence Claim In Goya Trial. Business and Finance: World's Lack Of Unifying Sense Of Purpose, Halifax Funds Recover Strong Demand For Mortgages, Quiet Conditions In Freights, Even Smokeless Fuels Pollute Air, G.L.C. Scientist Says, Dalgety And New Zealand Loan Limited Lt.-Col. C. P. Dawnay Reports On A Satisfactory Year, National Centre Plan Expected Today, Parker Timber Group Record Profits, Priorities For Regional Economic Planning, Ways To Improve Distribution, Carrier Eng. Results Disappoint Brit. Cocoa Margins Reduced, Golden Hope Plantations Limited Mr. F. W. Harper's Statement, U.S. Borax Sales Ahead, Leather Firms In £682,500 Merger, Bigger J. Dawson Interim, Teachers See Result Of Efforts, Small Gain For Sterling Canadian Dollar In Demand, Astley To Raise £800,000, Upward Trend In Catering, Instant World Wide Share Price Service, Costs Spiral Squeezes Samuel Osborn, Executives Look Forward To Half Term 3-Month Course At Business School IS Tough Going, Watney Mann Property Company Limited Year To 30th September, 1965, This Squeeze May Be Longest, Oil Companies Look At Safety, New Day Pruning To Improve Profits, Guidance To Tax Laws, U.D.I. Could Not Have Come At A Worse Time For Copper, Highest U.S. Bill Rate Since 1960, A.N.Z. Bank Setback, Debentures Offers For Sale Or Placings?, New Day Holdings Limited, John Laing Profits Down, Du Pont Dividend, Debenham's Mixed Prospects, Dalgety Perturbed Over Farming Loans, Smiths Industries Limited, Plastics Moving into Car Fittings Field, Common Market Uncertainty, Mudguards Maker For Market, Anning Chadwick & Kiver Limited Hide, Skin, Fur and General Produce Brokers and Auctioneers Established 1847, Australian Wool Sales Down, Japanese Spinners In £18M. Merger, Sugar Surcharge Up, 'Vedonis' Downturn. Stock Exchange Tables: Brokers' Forum, Shares And Funds Both Mark Time, Iron Curtain Bond Claims, AMSTERDAM.-Most internationals, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Rhodesian Issues Higher, Little Change In Stocks Sterling Higher, Latest Dividends, Recent Issues, $57M. European Loan To Brazil, Option Rates, Dull Tone On Paris Milan Irregular, Heavy Turnover In Money, Wall St. Loses Ground Fractional Range, Unit Trust Prices, Buying Pushes Cash Metal Up £28 15s. A Long Ton: Three Months Rises £24 15s.. Business Appointments: New Chairman For Kleinwort. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Sales By Auction.
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