The Times - 20/05/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent-PARIS, MAY 19, From Our Special Correspondent£STAMFORD, CONN., MAY 19, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent-CARLISLE, MAY 19, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-FOLKESTONE, MAY 19, From Our Northern Correspondent-SCARBOROUGH, MAY 19, From Our Scottish Correspondent-EDINBURGH, MAY 19, From Our South Wales Correspondent-CARDIFF, MAY 19, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, From Our Commonwealth Staff, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-HAMBURG, From Our Correspondent-NICOSIA, MAY 19, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-ATHENS, From Our Correspondent-TEL AVIV, By Monitor, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, MAY 19, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, MAY 19, From Our United Nations Correspondent-NEW YORK, MAY 19, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our City Editor, From Our Middle East Correspondent-PORT SAID, MAY 19, From Our Athletics Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, PHILIPPA VEENDAM., F. OTHER PHILPOTT., A. E. HOLDSWORTH., J. F. OSBORNE., STEPHEN WATTS., R. H. S. CROSSMAN., By T. G. Wickbom, STEPHEN MCADDEN., JOHN BRADY., W. E. PEGG., FROM OUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Music Critic, From Our Dramatic Critic-OXFORD, MAY 19, From Our Special Correspondent-PARIS, From Our Special Correspondent-BERLIN, From Our Special Correspondent-CHESTERFIELD, MAY 19, By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Service Notices, Public Appointments, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Step On IT Too FAST For Matatina Sime Repeats Victory In Champion Sprint, Welsh Backs Lack Penetration Rowlands Reluctant To Open Game, Keith Balks Kent And Saves Hampshire, Little Rhyme Or Reason In Lancashire Tactics Bewildering Reaction To Yorkshire Challenge, Sussex's Dilemma Solved By Rain Dexter Resplendent In Unbeaten 64, Today's Cricket, Hill Wins At Sandwich, Davis Cup Hope In Manner Of Stil Well's Defeat Jovanovic's Game Examined, Sports in Brief, Leicester Tumble To Gifford, Harman Takes Eight, Limitations Of Faberge II Exposed No Match For Indomitable Tacitus, Miss Hyman Begins In Fine Style, Yesterday's Racing Results At Six Flat And N.H. Meetings, England Under-23 XI Unchanged, Farcical End To Cardiff Match, Second New U.S. 12-Metre Launched. Display Advertising: Shell, Multiple Display Advertisements, Acc, Avon Rubber Company Limited, Monte Carlo, Barclays Bank, Gulf, Alfa-Laval, Bmc Service, Bow Maker, The Shaftesbury Society, Leicester Permanent, The National Saving Committee, Greece, Devon, Ciba, Northern Ireland, Rover, Bta, Sunshine, The Chartered Bank. News: "Republic Of Zambia" On October 24 British And U.S. Models In N. Rhodesia Constitution, Baker "Guilty Of Impropriety" Report Calls For Stricter Rules, Two Bailed For £1,500 Each, Turkish Denial Of Cyprus Pledge Intervention Still Not Ruled Out, Israel's Hope For Pacification In Middle East Mr. Eshkol's Objectives For U.S. Visit, Sahara Highway Project, Road Toll On The Continent 104 Killed In France, "Raise Limit On Benefits" Plea By Friendly Societies, Labour Win Two Seats At Oxford, Malaysians To Double Their Army "Open Aggression" By Indonesia, Hamburg Thinks Ahead To Cope With Shipping Trends New Harbour As Part Of Grand Design, Nationalists Riot In Quebec Bomb Placed On Bridge, Mahagonny on its Home Ground Once More, Pakistan Curb On Foreign Firms, European Plan For Nuclear Research Cern's Expansion Programme, Cuba Protests At U.S. Drugs Curb, Duchy Granted ICE Cream Injunction, Movements Of Liners, Fewer Members On City Council Oxford University Decision, Four Killed In Air Crash, Restoring Rail Line To Medina, Council Urged To Acquire Hostel, A.E.I. Men Vote To Stay Out, Monorail Step Nearer British Group's Licence, Deadlock Fear In Sofia Talks Reparations Offer Disappoints, Charges Of Aggressive Acts Against Cambodia Denied, Population Changes In West Suffolk, Record Road Toll Expected, Radio Caroline Tunes Up Broadcast Delay, Whisky Shares On London Quotation, Nation Supported by its Enemies, Jousting Planned For Tournament, Role Of U.N. As A Peacekeeper Mr. Stevenson On U.S. AIM, Cardiff Professors Ask For A Royal Commission, Zanzibar Treaty With E. Germany, Co-Operative Move For Unity Still In Jeopardy, Two More Banned In S. Africa, Agreement In Cyprus On "No Man's Land" U.N. To Take Firmer Stand, Microphones In Moscow Embassy 40 Devices Deep In Walls Strong Protest By U.S. Room Destroyed, Rumania Releases Prisoners, Plan To Reorganize Church In France, Crystal Palace Cancels First Big Event Trouble With The Track, Move To Appease Spanish Miners, Seaside Clashes: 10 Youths For Detention Centres Police Praised For Efforts, P.O. Staff From London Alter A Town's Habits IT All Began With A Pub Sandwich, Meat Dearer Than Ever Before, Britain Seriously Concerned, Oxford Students Raise £25,000 For Oxfam, Scottish Churches Lose 50,000 Members In 7 Years "Disturbing Factor" With The Increase Of Population, Cease-Fire Plan In Nagaland, Hopes Of Solving A Cretan Linguistic Mystery, How Police Time IS Wasted, Trials and Joys of "Amateur Ops", Mr. Khrushchev Warns The West Over Polaris Pledge Of Support To Egypt, Purists Of French On The Defensive, Solway Firth Barrage Scheme For Manchester Water Experts Say IT Could Provide 22,000M. Gallons A Day, German Return To Norway Expected Part In Exercise, Roman And Saxon Finds Portchester Dig, Special Effort To Unseat Mr. Wilson Huyton Tories Will Consider Offer, Imports Again Jump To £457M. Trade Gap Widens To £55M. Exports £36M. Lower, Indonesian "Plot" Arrests, Margate Plea To Ignore The Hooligans, School Heads Give Priority To Teacher Supply Proposed Crash Programme Outvoted, Telephonists Ask For Arbitration, U.S. Warning On Laos Defence Military Moves Are Not Ruled Out Suggestion Of Sending Troops To Thailand. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Weapons of the Pathan Warriors. Politics and Parliament: N. Ireland Budget Up By £14M.. Reviews: Italian Art At The Bowes Museum, 21 Pictures on Loan to the Tate, In Rickety Outposts Of Bourgeois Russia Oxford Playhouse: The Twelfth Hour, Psychiatry and Melodrama Clash Liverpool Playhouse: The Closing Door, The Hazards Of A Dual Role, Tragedy As Labour Of Love Shaftesbury Theatre: Macbeth, Dylan Thomas Bust For Museum, Aristocratic but Weak Othello, Old Gold Coins Fetch £44,000, Two Plays New York Liked, Paintings From Nigeria And Uganda, Kops Play For Broadway, Pleasures of a Paris Quarter. Official Appointments and Notices: Inspector-General Of R.A.F., Deputy Leiutenants Of Westmorland, C. Of E. Scholarships In U.S. And Canada, From The London Gazette, University News Oxford. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Playing it Cool, Laotian Alarms, Trade Not Politics, Pop on the High Seas, The Green Man. Letters to the Editor: Car Parks At Stations, Bicycle Made To Last, Hiker, Keep Out, Schooling For Young Children, Trekking Students, Draught Oxen, Decision At The Polls What Influences Voters. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,614, Bridge The Wrong Cards, Broadcasting Programmes Television. Obituaries: Capt. Anthony Kimmins Plays And Films, Lord Brabazon Of Tara. Business and Finance: Bulge In Gilt-Edged Yield Pattern, Paper And Board Production Still Rising Highest Level For Over 3 Years, Firm Tone On Milan Speculative Trading, Wall Street Lower, City Wall-Chaddesley In New Venture, Indian Banks Ride Emergency Credit Policy Works Flexibly, HECHT, LEVIS & KHAN (Merchants in Raw Rubber and other Commodities) Mr. J. N. Buchanan's Statement, N.W. Airlines Recover, Latest Dividends, Made Money Lent At 4 3/8%, Falcon Trust Offer Undersubscribed, "Myriads Of Opportunities", Berkshire Hathaway, The Anglo-Portuguese Telephone Company Another Successful Year Mr. Alastair F. Roger On Continued Expansion, Greeff-Chemicals Earnings 40 P.C. Higher Rotaprint Payment Up: Scrip Issue, Olivetti Board To Be Re-Formed Shareholding Sold, Cons. Edison Financing, Catering Turnover, The Guardian Investment Trust A Good Year For Industry Lord Howard Of Glossop's Statement, U.S. Car Profit Margins, Ductile Steels To Raise £1M., "Checks In Unity Of Europe" U.S. Bankers' Meeting, Norway Economy Expanding, Revenue Deficit Of £26M., Cutty Sark Dollar Shares For London Imports Still Running High, £1 A Share Hope For News Theatre Firm, Socony Mobil Plan U.K. Plant, Mr. Cecil King Gives Up Chairmanship, Philippines Seek Investment, Shipping Contract Talks With U.S., Chilean Copper Talks, AMSTERDAM weakened with inter-, U.K. Market Study By Case And Co., Mexico Telephone Nationalization?, American Investment Choice, Taylor Woodrow In Property New £2M. Company, Imperial Oil's $19M. Purchase, Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates Limited Increased Profit, Successful Year For Basf, Revenue Returns, Power Investment Debenture, Japan Plan For Bank To Aid S.E. Asia, Taylor Woodrow Limited Twenty-Ninth Annual General Meeting, Italian Payments Deficit, Flexibility AIM In Hungarian Trade Quota Changes, Public Enterprise In The Italian Style Ii-Ownership Not Wide Enough, Acrow Offer 7s. For Adamson, BANCO DI SANTO SPIRITO Established 1605 Rome, Sterling Loses Early Gains, European Shares, Hecht, Levis And Khan Hit By Rain, Timothy Whities' Confidence Sales Up In First Quarter, Japanese Plea For Easing U.S. Trade, Duff Developments, Setback For Finlay Tea Companies. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Wall Street Gives Ground Again, E.C.S.C. Marks Issue, Markets Turn Easier Early Gains Lost, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, London Closing Prices, Improved Buying Interest In Zinc Values Three Months Metal Jumps £2 2s. 6D. A Ton. Business Appointments: F. W. Woolworth New Appointments. Property: George Trollope & Sons, Town Houses.
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