The Times - 30/04/1963
1963; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Midland Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, By Monitor, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, From a Special Correspondent, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Industrial Correspondent, OWEN CHADWICK., L. DUDLEY STAMP, T. H. ELKINS, REYNOLDS STONE., R. J. SWAN., NEWTON JONES., LESLIE WAITE., A. P. HERBERT, FREDA LOCH., W. E. D. STEPHENS, JOHN MOORE, J. H. BIDDELL., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Dramatic Critic, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, Mr. Leonard Clark, H.C., FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM A MANCHESTER CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Personal. Display Advertising: Mappin & Webb, Michelin, Multiple Display Advertisements, High Speed Gas, British Olivetti Ltd., The Times, Blue Nun, Harp, Short Service Commissions, Israel Discount Bank Limited, Hertz, General Accident Insurance, Hall, Great Britain And Overseas, Church's, Tww, Smiths, Temperance Permanent Building Society, Twa. Sport: School Cricket Prospects-Iv. Eight Colours Brighten Cheltenham Hopes, Sports in Brief, Sussex Marksman Comes Second British Team Get High Scores, Palmer Well Beaten, Declared Runners For Newmarket, Yesterday's Results At National Hunt Meetings Folkestone, Oxford Team For A.A.A. Match, Sicilian Prince Unlikely To Hold Hethersett Lass Of Palmas From Stable In Form, Coventry Improve Their Chance Still No Goals For Liverpool, Lamperti Out Of His Class Winstone Slow To Follow Up, Piggott Takes A Tumble Breasley Completes Stable Double, Rain Holds Up Play At Hurlingham, Wolverhampton Results, Sponsored Prize For Regal Arch, Rugby Club Records London And South-East, Capt. Templer Wins Open Trials, Worthy New Champion Wingfield Sculls For Barry, Scotland Make Two Changes Mackay Leads Side Against Austria Holt In For Caldow, 2,000 Guineas Field. Picture Gallery: "Gorilla" AT Crystal Palace. News: French Plan For Nuclear Submarines Missile Launchers Operational By 1969, New York Inquiry Into Finances Of Educational Television, Franco-Italian Bid For Libby Shares, Austrian Primate Visits Poland Role As Vatican Envoy To Eastern Europe, Beach Offer To Resort, Industrial Setbacks In Eastern Siberia, Danger Of Racial War In Africa, Tobacco Firm's Right Not To Make Gift Strike Claim Fails, "Lack Of Direction" In Radio And Electronics Research Demand For Coordinating Council, Nuclear Power For Egypt, Britain Seeks Freedom Of Action On Fishery Limits, Liberal Gains In Italian Poll, Nigeria To Be Republic In October Plan To Stay In Commonwealth, Poles Cause Split In Laos Team, Lock-Out Order By W. German Employers 500,000 Workers Affected, Few Teachers Heed Boycott Call, Mr. Khrushchev Regains Some Support U.S. Official View Sterner Policies On Home Front, Britain Urged To Learn From France On Air Exports, Common Ground Of Christian Belief Hindrances To Unity, Windsor was a Queen's "Little Paradise", Consumer Bodies Worry Traders, Ranger At Woburn Abbey Cleared, A Month's Stay In Russia For Dr. Castro Cordial Talk With Mr. Khrushchev, Ford Aid To English Studies In U.S., On Other City Pages, Report of Conferences A.E.U. Leader Warns Government Not To Dictate On Wages Equal Responsibility Demanded, "Distortions" In Report Council Rebuke For "Daily Sketch", Social Value Of Fingerprinting, Pact To End Yemen Intervention, Kenya Europeans Attack Britain "Pledges Will Never Be Fulfilled", Russia Adamant On Test Ban Plan, French Magazine Seized, New Soviet Note On Shelling, Emergency On Jordan Borders Move Against Infiltrators 13-Hour Curfew Imposed Close Check On Travellers, 50ft. Gas Gusher Menaces Homes, Irish Journalists' Strike Spreads, Value Of Work Not Only In Money, Demonstrators Chase Queen Frederika Refuge Sought In Actress's Flat, Reports From America Battle For Right To Teach Evolution, Dollar Loan Issue In London?, Shop Staffs' Stand On Equal Pay, Political Threat To Trade Talks, Censorship By Proctors, Problem For Mapai In Choosing New Israel President, Scientific Ignorance Blamed For "Nuclear Superstition", Electrical Pay Pact Defence Before N.I.C., Baptist Appeal For Fuller Awareness, 'Abrogation Of Rule Of Law In S. Africa' Bill Condemned By Bar Council, Students Riot In Transkei, Fresh Approach On Ports Demanded, Prospect Of Royal Visit To Germany Informal Discussions But No Date Fixed, Fiji Poll Endorses Link With Britain, Motors And Motoring Sweden Prepares for Change to Driving on Right, Mediation Offer In Caribbean Accepted O.A.S. Team Going To Trouble Island Easing Of Tension, Russia To Buy U.K. Plastics Plants Catching Up With The West Orders Worth £26M., In the Shadow of the Wall, Agents To Manage Malta Dockyard, Gas Man To Accept Pay By Cheque, Only One M.P. Votes Against Bill, Firm Makes 10,000 Improvements To Cut Waste Employees Help In Productivity Year, B.R.S. To Increase Haulage Rates. Politics and Parliament: Inquiry Into Road Haulage Licensing System Framing Future Transport Policy, Patient Costs £30 A Week, House Of Commons, More Crime Squads May Be Formed In Provinces Study By New Home Office Police Research Branch, Changing forces in Middle East, Parliamentary Course, Mr. Marples estimates rail redundancy, appeals to N.U.R., and announces road haulage inquiry, House Of Lords More emphasis on tied aid overseas. News in Brief. Law: Court Of Criminal Appeal Law Of Joint Enterprise Regina v. Scaramanga, House Of Lords Devising A Formula For Cruelty Gollins v. Gollins, Restrictive Practices Court Agreement On Descriptions Of Waste Paper Valid In Re British Waste Paper Association's Agreement, Judicial Committee Of The Privy Council Judgment Reserved Adegbenro v. Akintola, Court Of Criminal Appeal Defence Not Put: Appeal Allowed Regina v. Tinsley, Councillor Fined For Voting "Pecuniary Interest", Court Of Criminal Appeal Court's Power To Order Detention Regina v. Hammond, 'Orgy Of Destruction', Open Trial For Mr. Wynne, Remand On Charge Of Murdering Woman, Restrictive Practices Court Minimum Waste-Paper Price Agreement Invalid In Re British Paper And Board Makers Association's Agreement. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Oxford, New York Award For Miss Leigh, New Chief Constable Of Northumberland, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments. Weather: The Weather. Arts and Entertainment: Scotland's Royal Academy Exhibition, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,286, Television Programmes, Strong Position For Petrosian Winning Chance, In The Sale Rooms Jade Collection Fetches £41,853 4,500gns. For Bowl, Mr. Gui Not To Conduct Fidelio, Mr. Charles Howard's New Exhibition. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Gentle Pressure Groups, A Sensible Step, Hispaniola, Lockout Follows Strike, Having It Both Ways. Letters to the Editor: Reflectors For Lorries, Church Furniture That IS Secondhand, Thinking About Careers, Agricultural Policy Disadvantages Of Subsidies, The Boy David, Matrimonial Causes Bill, Entry Refused, Damage To A Landscape, Mammals In Need Of Protection, Dr. Livingstone. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1863. Reviews: Contrasts in Comedy Piccadilly Theatre: Un Caprice and Le Système Ribadier, An Impressive Hamlet Hamburg Production by Grundgens, Avant-Garde Music in America, Things Seen Modern Movements and English Character, Late-Night Revue Prince Charles Theatre: Round Leicester Square, Marathon Solo Entertainment Narrative Skill of Mr. Mac Liammoir Aldwych Theatre: The Importance of Being Oscar, Pianist's Brave Approach. Obituaries: Commander F. W. Hawkridge Trawler Insurance, Mr. Christopher Hassall, Sir John Milne Home, Colonel A. C. H. Gray, Mr. Oliver Greenwood, Sir Norman King, Obituary, Sir Edward Herbert A Distinguished Industrialist, Mr. Kenneth Macgowan. Property: Sotheby's Founded 1744, Sales By Auction, Hampton & Sons, Air-Controlled £3M. Shopping Centre Chester Rows Plan, Bernard Thorpe & Partners. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets Rubber Prices Improve After Early Losses, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: Record German Fur Sales, London Stock Exchange Slow START To The Account Equities Quietly Steady, Bank Director Recalled, Bradford Insurance Expansion, Swedish Company Loan., Foreign Companies Eastman Kodak Earnings Down, Company News Severe Setback For Edwards High Vacuum Earnings U.S. Borax Sales Show Further Improvement, Banca Commerciale Italiana, Latest Dividends, Transparent Paper Limited Joint Venture With American Company Lt.-Col. A. M. Weber-Brown On Trading Conditions, Overseas Finance £1s.11m. Israel Export Company Government-Sponsored Scheme, Gold Price Down In London, Pound Steady In Dull Markets, Silver Plea By Mr. Dillon Need To Abolish Legislation, The General Accident Fire And Life Assurance Corporation Limited New Records Achieved Sir Stanley Norie-Miller On Excellent Results Of 1962, Pearl Assurance Company Limited Bonus Rates Increased To Record Levels Total Premium Income Exceeds £50M. Mr. Geoffrey Kitchen On The Advantages Of A Diversified Account, News From Industry Sharp Rise In March Car Exports Production Approaches 1960 Peak, Pessimistic View On Launching The Kennedy Round, Steel Raises Its Sights For 1963 Production New Records In Export Business With The Six, Vehicle And General 1-For-2 Scrip Issue, Merchant Banks In Belgian Dollar Loan Talks Stock Exchange For Scotland, Norway's Doubts On Tariffs No Compensation Abroad, Stamp Duty Changes, Conway Stewart Get £194,000 Offer, Ships And Cars Aid Exports, Rayon Only Threat To Cotton Supremacy, American Tobacco, Man-Made Fibre Activity Higher, Production Manager For Daily Mirror, Wall Street Holds Steady Still In Fractional Range, JACKSON BROTHERS (OF KNOTTINGLEY) (Manufacturers of Glass Containers), Sales Rise 12 Per Cent, Grain Markets, Credit In Short Supply, Income-Units Offer Success, London And Thames Haven Oil Wharves Volume Of Business Considerably Increased Lord Latymer On The Favourable Outlook, Martin Walter Recovery From Poor START, Supermarket Offer For Sale, Fractional Range On Wall Street, The British Wagon Company Limited A Better Year Mr. R. A. Dyson's Review, Commercial Union Assurance, Option Prices, Frankfurt Easier, Continental Bourses Zurich Steady And Active Widespread Gains On Milan, JOSIAH PARKES & SONS (HOLDINGS) (Manufacturers of Union Locks and Brassfoundry), The Agricultural Mortgage Corporation Limited The Chairman's Statement-1962/63, New Broken Hill Consolidated Ltd, Bristol Street Motors Ltd, £1m. Canadian Contract., Rise In U.S. Bill Rates, General Accident's New Records, Gallaher's One-For-Five Scrip And Sales Warning, £1,594M. Outlay On Takeovers Sharp Increase Since 1959, S. Africa To Redeem War Bonds, £1,850,000 Raventop Debenture, Welsh Outfitters To Be Placed, A.K.U.'s Bright Outlook, Unit Trust Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes.
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