The Times - 13/06/1962
1962; Gale Group;
Autores
From Our Golf Correspondent, From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Commonwealth Staff, From Our Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From a Special Correspondent, From Our Defence Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Common Market Correspondent, DOUGLAS DODDS-PARKER, BRYAN THWAITES, ROSE GIFFARD., W. K. C. GUTHRIE., T. S. ELIOT, PERCY CUDLIPP., MARGARET HESKETH-WILLIAMS, D. W. BROGAN, KINGSLEY MARTIN, CHARLES GRAVES, From Our Science Correspondent, GLADWYN, JOHN GRIMWADE., PETER FLEMING, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From Our Industrial Staff, From a Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Hotels, Resorts & Spas, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Sport: Lions Again Leave IT To Last Minutes Pack Give Backs New Heart, Derbyshire Record For Jackson, Declared Runners For Brighton, Sports in Brief, Young Taggart Puts Out Bonallack R. Davies Dangerous Contender For Amateur Title, Yesterday's Results At Four Meetings Hurst Park, Stewart's Century And 1,000 Runs, Trend Towards Betting Shops And Television, Metcalfe's Fitness Can Decide U.S. Team Stronger In Field Events, Russian Girl Counterattacks With Lobs, Venturesome Titmus Fails To Check Sussex, Other Racing Programmes Beverley, Spring Wheat's Easy Victory, Lancashire Bring Disaster Upon Themselves Welcome Tonic For Yorkshire At Headingley, Brazil Fancied To Beat Chile, Riding the Welsh Marches on their Stomachs, Fine Putting In Assistants' Event, Tournament Results Beckenham, Kent Beaten By Nine Runs Hampshire Home With Two Minutes Left, Results In Draw Order First Round, Ready Victory For French Plea Small Fields At Liverpool, Atkinsons Shine For Somerset, Cam Advantage Wasted Overcrowded For May Races, Startling Notts Collapse Surrey Keep Place At Top Of Table, Hedges Leads The Way Pakistan Fall To Glamorgan. Display Advertising: The National Bank Of Australasia, British Olivetti, Celebration Cream, Daks, Harvey, Bank Of Montreal, Prince Of Wales Hotel, Brockhouse, Semtex, The Peter Dixon Group, The Times, Pechiney, Reed Paper Group, Mumm Cordon Rouge. News: Yesterday's Conferences No Co-Op. Vote On Price Cuts Instead Of Dividends Constitution Reformers Defeat Central Executive, Hole Blown In Berlin Wall, Bringing Order Into German Policy On Aid Overseas, Mr. Brian Pollitt Installed, Egypt's Terms For Talks With Syria Call For Elected Government, Storm Blamed For Air Crash, New U.S. Space Communication Programme Satellite To Be Smaller, Coventry Cathedral Chapel Dedicated, Mr. Khrushchev Sees S.E. Asia At Turning Point, Supermarket For Red Tape, Visitors' Book Open To All At Palace Few Tourists Know They Can Sign, Minister's Denial, Moves Towards Neutrality For Laos Problem Of Troop Withdrawals, Bryanston School, £66M. Exchange Of Trade With Poland Britain Now Chief Supplier In West, Queen Mother At Cenotaph, £1M. For Underprivileged Children, E.E.C. Warning By Mr. Menzies, Actress 'Had No Wish To Live' Doctor's View At Ship Inquiry, Social Credit Party's Bid In Quebec Unknown Factor In Canadian Election, Fight To Save Three From Gallows, Granada To Run M 1 Service Site, Crown Claims The Shetland Treasure University Fights For Possession, Fourth Soviet Ship In U.S. Test Area, Fewer Late Trains On Underground, U.N. Debate On S. Rhodesia To Open Tomorrow Successful Manoeuvre By Afro-Asian Countries, University Of Singapore, Two On Bogus Car Firm Charges Frauds Involving £52,737 Alleged, Survivor Tells Of Capsized Boat, Missile Defence Complexities, Summer Alarms For The Grid Linesman, U.K. Airlines Carry More Passengers But Number Of Empty Seats Increases, Appeal To Unions By Mr. Kenyatta Threat Of Another Wave Of Strikes, Doukhobor Power Struggle, New Doctrine On Fighting Guerrillas Army Changing Manuals Non-Nuclear War Emphasized Political Link With Military, British Request For Coal Pool Membership Compromise By The Six Opens Way For Negotiations, On Other City Pages, Finance Company On H.P. Charges, India Expects Free Entry Of Exports To Britain, U.S. Opposition To Preferences, Dundee's 11 Cases Of Poliomyelitis, Undersea Coal Seam Traced, University Seats In Ulster Commons, Antique Treasures On View Royal Exhibits At Dealers' Fair, Disillusionment At Geneva, West Lothian By-Election Labour Likely To Retain Seat With Comfortable Margin Anxious Competition For Remainder Of The Votes, Editor's 12-Day Hunger Strike M. Lecoin Fights For Objectors, Workers Vote For Colour Bar, Sabotage Bill Amendment Fails "Creating Penalty Of Civil Death", Labour Troubles In Argentina, Overtime Ban Ended To Finish Liner, Red Cooling Towers "Will Blend", Legion Men Going To Germany, Europe "Does Not End At Channel", Research At Site Of College Plan Of Medieval Kent Building, Japan's National Income Soars, Subversion Warning To Ghana, 66 Whitsun Road Deaths, U.S. Forces To Stay In Siam, 2½% First Step Rise Rejected For Nurses £10M. Offer 'Perhaps Over Three Years', Germans Raising Question Of B.A.O.R. Discipline Minden Authorities Anxious To Avoid Recrimination, Italy Support For Centre-Left Government Loses Ground In Rome, Moscow Attacks Adenauer Visit, American Shot By German Police, Anti-Milton Books To Be Burnt, The Queen's Office At N.W. University, Victorian Village Worthies, Fears For Control Of F.M.C., Serious Problems To Be Solved Before Uganda's Independence, Head Teachers Seek General Council, £75M. For Pakistan Defence Half Of Budget Expenditure, Move For U.N. Space Probe, Reports From America Monkeys As Guide To Human Disease. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Solicitor General, Kenya, Military Appointment, New Vicar-General, University News Cambridge, From The London Gazette, V.C. Appointed A.D.C. To The Queen. Picture Gallery: IT Saves Time And Kneewear For Services To Sport. Law: Boy Of 15 Accused Of Murder, Two Girls Remanded To Prison, Painter Charged With Woman's Murder, Galley Boy Charged With Murder. Arts and Entertainment: Something's Got To Give, Television Programmes, Dairy Muster At Three Counties Show Hereford Champion Bull Will Prove Strong Contestant At Royal, Singer Hurt-Opera Off, Bridge Guessing The Answers, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,014. Property: George Trollope & Sons, Property Market Kent Manor House To Be Sold Built In 1535, Town Houses, Country Properties, W. H. Bridgen, Harrods. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: The Centre Holds, Policy In Ruins, The Cat's Pyjamas, Seen from Scandinavia, Polio Again. Letters to the Editor: Undermined By Hire Purchase, Experts For Overseas, Birds In Tune, Robert Street, Sampling The Public, Snow On Their Boots, The Rules Of English Part Classics Can Play, Tinker, Tailor, Common Market Debate, Wage Increases. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1862. Obituaries: Mr. William Brydon, Dr. John Ireland A Fastidious Composer, Lord Charles Hope, Sir Francis Whitmore, Brig.-Gen. Pedro Ramirez, Obituary, Air Cdre. C. C. Darley. Reviews: Mr. Wesker Finds The Ideal Form Vaudeville Theatre: Chips With Everything, Mr. Jascha Heifetz on the Violinist's Repertory, Tchaikovsky's Byronic Hero, Pizzetti Opera's Lack of Musical Tension Coventry Theatre: Murder in the Cathedral, Paul Valery's Faust, Towards a Museum of the Irish Renaissance, Triple Bill to Mark Mr. Solti's First Year at Covent Garden. Business and Finance: International Foundry Congress, To The Holders Of British Columbia Electric Company Limited, Simo's Higher Dividend And Scrip Issue, Terms Of American Metal Merger, News From Industry U.S. Crude Oil Imports Major Cut Unlikely For Six Months, Gold Output Higher, Guard Bridge Paper Company Limited Sales Volume Maintained In Difficult Year Sir Kenneth Murray Confident, The National Bank Of New Zealand Limited, Mr. H. Ford On U.S. Tax Bill Disadvantage For U.K. Subsidiary, More U.S. Currency Agreements, Airfix Industries, International Secretariat For Employers, French Exports Fall, Queensland Oil Well Abandoned, New Ind Coope Hotel, Further Sharp Fall In Tin Prices, Japanese Imports Decline, New S. Korean Currency, Revenue Deficit Of £8M., Associated Paper's Sharp Fall In Profits, Highams Limited Satisfactory Progress Of Reorganization, Dominican Cargo Charges Raised, Union Industrielle DES Petroles, M. Samuel & Co.'S Share Option In J. H. Vavasseur, Difficult Year Ahead For Glacier Metal, Dutch Economy Shows Few Signs Of Recession First Quarter Results Give No Ground For Government Pessimism, London & Overseas Pays More, Acute Shortage Of Money Houses Borrow At Central Bank, Dutch Florin Sold By New York Pound Holds Steady, Refinery Expansion, Burrell & Co., Limited, EQUITY Shares Still Dull Selling Remains Light, "Gold Fields" Group Dividends, Singer & Friedlander Limited Challenge Of The "Golden Sixties", Brazil To Acquire U.S. Company, The Industrial World Russia Plans 20m.-Ton Plastics Industry Research Of Western Countries Studied, The Cautious Optimism Of Sheffield £120M. Investment In Steel Plants, Record French Motor Vehicle Output, General Mining Payments, Scottish Agricultural Securities Corporation, Japanese Banking Directive 20% Of Foreign Funds To Be Held, Company News St. Martin's Le Grand Property Scrip Issue And Bigger Dividend J. A. & P. Holland Maintain Final At 5 Per Cent As Forecast, Foreign Companies No Dividend From Penhoet-Loire, Overseas Markets, Goodlass Wall And Lead Industries Mr. R. L. H. Lancaster Reviews Group's Widespread Interests, Wall Street's $2 Falls Values Lose A Further $7,750M., Application By Miss McLaren Rejected, Company Meeting Marks And Spencer Limited Record Sales Of £172,826,000 The Hallmark Of Quality And Value Large Building Programme, Castrol Convertible Sets New Issue Trend, Tanker Conversions For Wm. Gray, French Restrictions Revised, Overseas Finance Dutch Antilles Debenture 50M. Florins To Aid Progress, U.S. Budget Director On Economy, "Tri-Ang" Toy Firm's Earnings Disappoint, French Drive For Tourists Fewer Visitors This Year, Canadian Publishing Company Sold, Charrington, Gardner Rights Issue, Unit Trust Prices, Demand For Kaffir Shares Broadens Puzzle Of Gold Price Rise. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Commodity Markets Sharp Fall In Tin Prices, Closing Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes New President For Hudson's Bay Oil And Gas, Royal Bank of Canada. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
Referência(s)