The Times - 24/01/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Science Correspondent, From Our Sale Room Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SWIMMING CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent-BOMBAY, JAN. 23, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our New York Dramatic Critic, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Music Critic, From Our Defence Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, From Our Delhi Correspondent, From Our Motoring Correspondent-MONTE CARLO, JAN. 23, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT., FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, By Monitor, From Our Correspondent-GENEVA, JAN. 23, From Our Commonwealth Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, A. HILALY, High, ARCHIBALD NYE., E. H. THOMPSON., PETER COLLINS., RICHARD OTLEY., R. W. REVANS., JOSEPH MCCULLOCH., HOWARD DOBSON., R. S. WERRELL., G. W. NICHOLLS., GEOFFREY SMITH., T. L. GARDNER., V. J. WILMOTH, , FROM OUR UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From a Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera, Ballet And Concerts, Motor Car Hire Service, Public Appointments.. News: Promise of the Year, Minister Sees Steel Chief Talks Today With A.E.U. Leader, Commission On Security, Strange Aids To Scientific Research, Leukaemia Serum To Be Used, Overtime Ban By Essex Busmen, Conferences To Follow Malaysia Cease-Fire Movements Of British Troops Unaffected, 7 Shoplifters Worked From Dockland H.Q., German Exports To Africa, £50,000 For Breach Of Contract, Group Will Bid On For British Lion, Dr. D. Johnson To Refuse Whip, "My Point IS Proved", Says M.P. On Press, M.P. Wants Smoking Publicity Cut, German Explanation On Rockets, Fluid Line Returns To Fashion, Co-Operatives Embarrassed By Resale Price Freedom Cut Prices As Well As Dividend?, Polish Shipping Expansion Fivefold Growth By 1980, Greek Cypriots Fear Split In Ranks Some Response To Grivas Offer, Movements Of Liners, Doctors Want £18M. More B.M.A. Proposes Pool Changes, French Oppose Closer British Link With Six W.E.U. Discussion On Integration, Yacht Owner On Embezzlement Charge In Court Today, President's Appeal On Panama, Gentle Power Behind Rivalries In Delhi, Unemployment Up By 41,000 Total Well Below Last Year's, Jury Told That Man's Hair Style Was Changed, £2,800 Paid For Two Silver Bowls And Stands, Russians Say The Multilateral Force IS Bar To Agreement Mr. Johnson's Representatives Urged To Abandon Project, London Talks On Aden Soon Two Stages Towards Independence, Malta Referendum Sought, Mr. Kaunda's All-African Cabinet All Except One Under 40, Advertising Firm Accused In U.S. "False Claims About Weight Loss Pill", Castro Pledge On Test Ban Moscow Exchange For Trade Pact, Communist Drive In Africa Through Infiltration, Modified Plan For "Daily Herald", Limit Of Ministry's Power Over Police, B.O.A.C. To Operate New S. Pacific Route Helping Ministry To Pave Way, Says Chairman, Arabs Angered By U.S. Policy Pointer "Not God's Shadow On Earth", Minister Holds Up B.O.A.C. Order, Non-Trading Grain Body Urged Price Stabilization, Sign Of New Approach To Resale Price Bill Belief That Onus Of Proof May Be Shifted From Trader, Churches Planning National Betting Survey, Libya Forms New Cabinet, Labour Aims To Force Hand On Education Policy Disclosures Sought, Drivers Protest Over Monte Carlo Speed Test, Safety Survey For Aircraft, British Forces Flown To Uganda Rapid Dispatch From Kenya After Incidents African Troops Hold Minister In Pay Demand, Germany begins to set the pace, More Calls On Army Man-Power Resources, Poorer Lands SLIP Further Behind Less Work And High Prices, Summonses Against Police Dismissed, Officer Accused Of Assault, Fewer Bookmakers In Scotland, British Troops To Protect Airfield, Oxford Dons Reply On Morals Rules On Visiting Hours Needed, French Measures To Curb Inflation Wider Restrictions, Seamen Decide To Strike Ships May Be Selected Feb. 17 START Named, Anti-Nationalization Leaflets By Post Questioned, U.S. Widens Its Shipping War 37 Lines Asked To End Disparities, Informers Shot By Africans Evidence By "Mr. A" At Sabotage Trial. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Sport: U.S. Reward For "Endeavour", Royal Navy Fight Back In Vain, Sports in Brief, Draw For Halford Hewitt Cup Golf, Crerand Suspended For Seven Days, Fastest Time From Swiss Pair, Festival Of Sport For 1965 Crystal Palace Plans Nearly Completed, 'Trivial Complaints Against Police', British Girls Reach Semi-Finals, Titmus's Defiant Spirit Infectious, New World Record Details Miss Ruygrok's Time At Sydney, West Hold Hockey Advantage Scoring Potential Of South XI, Hampshire Look For Stand-Off Half, Modernization Plans Get Under Way Levy Board Allocates \cp2¼m. Among 17 Courses. Picture Gallery: A Tercentenary. News in Brief. Display Advertising: B.O.A.C, Canadian Marconi Company, Cussins, Bmc, Ici, Bp, Lep Transport Ltd, Multiple Display Advertisements, Granada Tv, Exide, The Times, Standard Triumph, White Horse, Green Shield Trading Stamp Co Ltd. Reviews: Facsimile of Marilyn Monroe in Miller Play, Violinist's Impeccable Technique, Elsinore May Lose Its Hamlet, Crisp, Confident Dancing, New Music Group Encouraged, Mr. Tony Hancock In Film Of Harvey, Failure to Say Anything New Hampstead Theatre Club: The Cloud, Art From Japan And Mexico, Imperfections in the Small World of the Recitalist, From Cellist to Conductor Wayward Readings by M. Tortelier. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,515, Television Programmes. Obituaries: Miss Zora Cross, The Very Rev. Dr. E. D. Jarvis Notable Scottish Preacher, Mr. Norman Crump, Mr. Claude Hulbert, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Alternative to Revolution?, That Third Circuit, End of the Story, Security Tribunal. Letters to the Editor: The Secrets Of Industry Need For Research By Colleges, Parson's Freehold, Beauty In Buildings, Party Differences, Ink "Branding" Of Pakistanis, Local Broadcasting, Printing Costs, Deciding The Price, Motorway Accidents, Committee's Proposals. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: The Lords Commissioners of the, Oxford To Look At B.A. Course System Criticized, New Principal Of Clifton, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Books Director Resigns, Luthuli Award Appeal. Law: Faithful V. Admiralty, Dog Destruction Orders Quashed Regina V. Dunmow Justices, Ex Parte Anderson, Dispute Over Cats Berkhamsted R.D.C. V. Duerdindutton And Another, Court Of Appeal Injunction To Restrain Threat Of Proceedings H.V.E. (Electric) Ltd. And Others V. Cufflin Holdings Ltd., Civil Servant's Pay Claim Fails Dudfield V. Ministry Of Works, Divorce Rehearing Refused Owen V. Owen, Pools Claim Fails Guest V. Empire Pools Ltd.. Politics and Parliament: New Step Over Joint Defence Talks, Youth found hanged in cell, Leaflets through the letterbox unwelcome, Costs from legal aid fund, Full working week aim in prisons, Three-man commission for security inquiries, Cabinet Paper Or Party Document? Mr. Jay's Question Not Reached. Business and Finance: Declaration Day In Option Market, Eastman Kodak, Associated Engineering, Felix Potin Profits, Steels Garages Offer For Sale At 14s., Seeking Diamonds On The Sea-Bed, Latest Dividends, Grange Convertible, M.I. Drive In Europe Joint Ownership Of Turin Firm, Mendip Investment, P. J. Evans Scrip, Lancashire Cotton Corporation Limited Mr. R. M. Lee Reports Increased Productivity, Sharp Gains On Frankfurt Paris Firm In Active Trading, Eng. And Int. Trust Rights At Par, Building Societies' Peak Lending £862M. Estimated, International Holdings Capital Gains Up, Orion Insurance, Mr. T. H. Pritchard, managing director, Leyland Prosperity Continues In Current Year Bass View Future With Caution, London Provisions, Photax (London) Limited, Packaging Materials Output Continues To Grow Competition Even More Specialized, Note Circulation Down Again, English Clays: One For Two Scrip And Two Points More D. Bridge Return To Dividend List, G. F. Bridges Placing, Douglas Aircraft Pay More, Klinger Outlook Bright Profits Are Rising, W. German Bank's Talks End, Marshalls (Halifax) Sale By Tender, Pound A Shade Easier Good Demand For Gold., U.S. Tariff On Woollens British Prices No Threat, Dollar Premium Up On Investment Hedging Slower Rise In Bank Advances, Man-Abell Holdings, Toymakers Round the World, Royal Exchange Bonus, No Interim From F.M.C., Associated Engineering Ltd, C. T. Bowring & Co. Limited., Benzole Refinery Order Shell Ethylene Expansion, Geo. Brettle Accept Courtaulds, Gordon Hotels Board, Rosslyn And Lorimer Estates, Nigerian Industrial Bank Formation, Bass, Mitchells & Butlers Limited, Cotton Margins Improve, Large Help Given In Money Market, Canadian Bill Rate Slightly Easier, Bank Statements For January, Central Line Sisal Estates Ltd., Tanganyika Concessions Limited Captain Charles Waterhouse's Review. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall Street Higher Fractional Gains, Stock Exchange Dealings, Gold Stock Unchanged, Equities Falter Again Business Small, Wall Street Peak, Industry's Stocks Down £60M., Commodity Markets Good Recovery By Tin Values After Initial Loss Of £7 10s., Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices, Unit Trust Prices, Issue Price Puts £18M. Market Tag On C. T. Bowring. Business Appointments: Lancashire Cotton Chief To Retire. Property: "Woodhurst", Maidenhead.
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