The Times - 10/05/1960
1960; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PHILATELIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From a Special Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Defence Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR WEATHER CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, J. G. LOMAX., TOMMY KINSMAN, D. SMOOTHY, CHRISTOPHER, SHAWCROSS, A. E. HOLDSWORTH, DAVID LLEWELLYN, W. J. SPURRELL, By Our Defence Correspondent, R. J. LAIT, B. W. RYCROFT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Professor R. Y. Jennings, Professor B. R. Rees, Dr. Thomas Hunt, Lord Norrie, The Rev. D. E. J. Earle, From Our Motoring Correspondent, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, By Frank A. Friday,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Motor Car Hire Service, Business Premises, Opera And Ballet, Appointments And Situations Vacant and Required. Politics and Parliament: Summit To Go On As Planned Mr. Khrushchev Writes To Mr. Macmillan, U.K. Reserved Powers In Rhodesia Joint Scrutiny Of New Proposals House Of Commons, Textbooks For Overseas Universities Government Give Priority, Defence Talks By Shadow Cabinet Review Of Policy On Deterrent. Display Advertising: Mechanical Handling, Pearl, Bea & Olympic, The Power Petroleum, Parsons Powergas, Old Priory, Commonwealth, Atv, Lm Furniture, Sabrang Rubber Estate, Multiple Display Advertisements, Pan American, Hydro-Electric Scheme, Gold Block, Technology, Exide-Ironclad, Davy-United, World Refugee Year. News: Political Review By Common Market, Africans Killed In Congo Clashes Election Fever, Tailor And Client Changing Habits And Rising Prices In Ordering A New Suit, Failures Of Bulgarian Farm Collectivization Sore Point In National Economy, The "Long Sleep" Ends Health Services For The Eskimoes, Nato's Nuclear Contribution, Jodrell Bank Hope Tracking Pioneer 90M. Miles, Father And Son Badly Burned Explosion In Home, Canadian Advocates Blasting For Oil Athabasca Proposal, Remploy Warehouse Strike, Mr. Chou Condemns "Expansionism" Anti-Indian Sally To End Cambodia Visit, Overcrowding At Prison 'Appalling' Room Made For 30 Borstal Girls, 8,000 At Palace Garden Party 25-Minute Downpour, 'Resentment' Towards Duke Of Devonshire Use Of Power As Ground Landlord At Eastbourne, Will Russia Try To Destroy U.S. Space Satellites?, Mr. Kennedy's Decisive Test Today West Virginia At The Polls, Mendelssohn Organ Found In Wales Dr. Koch's Discovery, Tension After N. Rhodesia Rioting Wisdom Of Royal Visit Queried, U.S. Dockers Unload Arab Ship 28-Day Boycott Ended, £8,234 Stamps Sale, Oxford's South African Match Protests Dons Write To Club, Rebuff For The Apprentices Deputation Referred To Individual Unions, Bringing European Groups Together Netherlands Ready To Cooperate, Talks On Cattle Breeding Plan Hopes Of Smoothing Out Objections, Housing Victory For Negroes, Carlists Give Reminder To Gen. Franco 45,000 At Mountain Gathering, Western Ministers To Meet In Paris Preparing For Summit, Manchester Youths To Stay Out, Editor Was Under 'Death Sentence' Reprieved At Eleventh Hour, General To Walk 85-Mile Course Showing What The 'Management' Can Do, Halle Reply To Criticisms Playing Conditions "Not Dreadful", Seventh Shoe Firm Closing New Techniques Bring Problems, Rainstorms Over Wide Area London Station Flooded, Dean Close School, Youths' Need Of Guidance Duke On "The Real Battle", Bill For Cabinet System In Korea More Dismissals In Police Force, Conservatives Expecting Gains In The South Increase N Liberal Candidates, Holland To Protest To Indonesia, Dewar Trophy For B.M.C., Tide Of "Tory Prosperity" In The Midlands, Early Trade Talks With Britain Common Market Call, "Man Of Bosham" Fights Claim, Chinese Attack U.S.-Japan Treaty Million People In Peking Rally, Hounds Invaded Farm, Court Told Farmers Make Claim For Damages, London's Guest From "Town" Of 2,000,000, "Best Public Relations Man In World" Mr. Menzies's View Of Mr. Khrushchev, France Plans Her Own Deterrent Counting The Cost, Arrest Of Langa Witnesses Judge Shocked, A Renault Dauphine with Greater Power, Haulage Firm Win Test Case Use Of Substitute Vehicles, Bridge Player To Pay £175 Damages Cited By Husband In Divorce Suit, Inquiry Into Polar Flight Proposed Did Byrd Get There?, Man Shot Dead In Notting Hill Attack Outside House, Prehistoric London Neolithic Finds From Airport Site, U.S. Allies Warned By Mr. Khrushchev "We Shall Strike At Bases" Assurance Of Continued Wish For Peace, Criticism Of Football Club Scouts Education Committee's Concern, Release Of Kenyatta Would Be Disaster Governor Refuses To Yield To "Hysterical Campaign", Railways Plan "At Point Of Achievement" Much To Happen In Next Few Months, Housing Londoners In Hampshire New Proposals, Substitutes Likely In F.A. Cup, The "Six" And "Seven" As Partners Minister's Hope Of Averting Split, Survey Of Wales And Monmouthshire, Mercy Mission Up Amazon River British Frigate Lands Drugs And Food, Apartheid Under Scrutiny By Prime Ministers Frank Debate In Closed Session, "Road Work Could Be Doubled" Contractors' Part, Satellite With Cameras Plan British Doubt On Results, Beethoven's Home Damaged Room Set Alight, E.T.U. Members Serving Writs "No Alternative" To Action Ballot Differences, Nuclear Arms A Big Issue Labour Sensitive On Split, Seismic Shock For Mr. Tsarapkin U.S. Underground Tests Plan "Unilateral", Smoking "Will Be Halved" Tobacco Wholesaler's Prediction, Provincial Bus Pay Increases Working Week Cut, Pink Zone "Greatest Bluff Ever" Mr. Marples Says There Was No Real Power, Talks On Summer Bus Schedules, Westminster Synagogue, Brides WHO Want To Continue At Work, Danger Of German Division "Could Lead To Revival Of Nationalism", A "Fight For Freedom" In Turkey Mr. Inonu Praises Students. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: £5,730 Realized At Sale Of Firearms £100 For Two 1863 Rifles, Broadcasting Programmes, Two Caxtons From Ripon Conversation Book In French And English, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,365. Picture Gallery: Delivering The Goods 400 Miles Overnight, Palace Garden Party Under A Rainy Sky. Law: Husband "Treated Like Pet Dog" Six-Year Sentence For Killing Wife, Gaol For Failing To Take Cover, Court Of Criminal Appeal No Substantial Miscarriage Of Justice Regina v. McVittie, Wire Held Car Together Driver Fined £6, Capital Murder Appeal Regina v. Smith, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division M.P.s Libelled Castle v. Associated Newspapers, Ltd. Stonehouse v. Associated Newspapers, Ltd., Appeal Not To Be Delayed Combe v. Macmichael And Others, Court Of Appeal Unnamed Building Society's Appeal Ex Parte A Building Society, Nash Gets Five Years For Assault In Pen Club Witnesses Scared, Judge Tells Jury. Weather: The Weather. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Oxford, New Judge For Lagos And S. Cameroons, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Reindeer Racing, Progress in Iraq, The Breach, Within Hail of Andromeda. Letters to the Editor: Put Out More Flagpoles, Universities, Road Priorities, Laws Of Air Space Risks That Must Be Avoided, Corneal Grafts, Help For New Nations, Amenity Or Beauty?. Court and Social: Court Circular. Sport: Sports in Brief, Clayton Alone Defies Kent Lancashire Beaten By An Innings, Middlesex Need 81 For Victory, Oxford Athletes For White City, Drumbeat First Boat Home, Yesterday's Racing Results, Rhodes No-Balled 13 Times Suspect Delivery And Dragging, Glamorgan Off To Flying START Successful Season In Prospect, Women's Rowing On Welsh Harp First European Event In Britain, Stott And Taylor Surpass Sussex Yorkshire Declare At 281 For None, Merlo Defeats Fraser British Pair Lose Doubles Final, Birmingham Programme, Regional Skating Titles Retained, Firm Going Reduces Fields At Birmingham, Curvis Empire Champion Barnes Beaten On Points Elegant Boxing, Surrey Again Bring Best Out Of Northants Pair Lead Taken In Last Over, Somerset 211 Runs Ahead, Sewell Enters For Gold Vase, Cambridge Swimmers Beat Ilford. Property: Hampton & Sons, Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Sale Of Victoria Club Premises Directors' Plan For Members, Jones, Lang, Wootton & Sons. Obituaries: Dr. S. W. Patterson Digestive Disorders, Mr. J. H. Thomas, Sir Kenneth Fitze, Sir Hersch Lauterpacht International Law, His Honour T. H. Hunter, Lt.-Col. Harold Boyd Rochfort, Prof. E. D. T. Jenkins, Obituary, Sir Donald McGavin, Vice-Admiral Sir Anthony Morse Reopening Enemy Ports. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1860. Reviews: Sixth Barbizon Exhibition Millet That Van Gogh Copied, Antonio's Bull-fighting Ballet, British Pianist Wins Austrian Prize, Miss Natalia Karp Musicianship Superior To Technique, The Last Film of Jean Cocteau, Gautier on Victorian Sculptors, Miaskovsky Symphony Opens A New Vista, New York Comedy Of Love Play For Four Actors At Theatre-In-The-Round, Ode And Rhapsody Some Modern Examples, Cyrano de Bergerac as a Playwright. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices, Commodity Markets Rubber Advances On Persistent Covering Demand. Business and Finance: Multilateral System Of Settlements, Rubber Companies Plan Merger Seven To Combine Interests, Share Price Indices, Japan's Reserves At New Peak, Taylor Woodrow Outlook, World Bank $25M. Loan Aid For Colombian Power System, Covent Garden Prices, First Colonial Issue For Over A Year, Latest Dividends, Belgian Copper Price Lowered, R. W. Crabtree & Sons Limited Record Order Position Mr. Charles H. Crabtree's Statement, Pakistan Wants To Buy British Possible Purchases Of Textile Machinery, Man-Made Fibres Interest Mainly For Coarser Counts, Company Results Cape Asbestos Raises Dividend To 20 Per Cent From Sharply Higher Profits, Korean Oil Company's Assets Frozen, Higher U.K. Metal Stocks, Sterling Loses Ground Small Turnover, Wall Street Ragged, Tea May Be Boycotted Middle East Warning Causes Anxiety, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Alfred Herbert Meet Good Demand, Sharp Rise In U.S. Bill Rate Effect Of Refunding, Taylor Woodrow Limited A Record Year, Federal Land Bank $154M. Offering, Merger Proposals., March Increase Of £31M. In Hire-Purchase Debt Retail Sales Still Rising, Offer For Sabrang, Acute Shortage Of Money Market In The Bank, Helbert, Wagg Holdings, Ceylon Subsidy For Rubber Over 31,000 Acres To Be Replanted, Effects Of Resale Price Maintenance British And Canadian Experience, All Markets Quiet Poor START To New Account, Crossley Building Products Ltd. Scrip Issue Approved, WESTERN AREAS GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in the Union of South Africa) Extract From Chairman's Speech, AFRICAN AND EUROPEAN INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in the Union of South Africa) Striking Progress In O.F.S. Goldfields Encouraging Developments In Coal Export Trade, Jamaica Government, W. German Reserves Dm.271m. Increase Highest Level For 15 Months, Retail Gross Margins Compared, Unit Trust Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes, Board Of Trade Appoint Inspectors. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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