The Times - 12/01/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Northern Racing Correspondent, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LACROSSE CORRESPONDENT, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent-EAST LONDON, JAN. 11, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, From Our Rowing Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-CHESTERFIELD, JAN. 11, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-TOKYO, JAN. 11, From a Special Correspondent-NEW YORK, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, JAN. 11, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our City Editor, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, ALPORT., FRANCIS WATSON., PETER RUNGE., LIONEL HEALD., HUGH BUCKINGHAM., SYDNEY SILVERMAN., From a Special Correspondent, C. H. F. BLAKE., GAVIN DE BEER., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Music Critic, From a Correspondent-HAMBURG, From Our Motoring Correspondent, By William Gaunt, From Our Northern Correspondent-MANCHESTER, JAN. 11, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From a Correspondent, FROM LLOYD'S, From Our Own Correspondent-OTTAWA, JAN. 11,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Public Appointments, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Arts and Entertainment: Sound Broadcasting, Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,815. Sport: Jawaid Retains His Amateur Title, Millwall Led To Victory By Injured Harper, Three Champions Box Americans, Cartwright Makes Most Of Loose Bowling, Nash And Dixon Make Good Time, Sports in Brief, Rugby Club Records, Quick Approach Disqualified For Wrong Approach, Experiment With Bigger Ball Ended, Galaxy Of Talent In Oxford Crew, Hue-Williams Run Close By Angus Bridgeman's Rackets Puzzles Leonard, Cup Draw Provides A Tie Fit For Wembley West Ham And Chelsea Clash In Fourth Round, Beckenham Free Of Worry, Austrians Win Senior Bob Event. News: Man's Death On Line An Accident, £5,677 For Japanese Works Of Art, Mr. Adoula Plans Congo Coalition New Move To Oust Mr. Tshombe, Surety Ordered To Pay £500, Price Rises Disturb Mr. Brown Assurances On 15 P.C. Surcharge, Sterling Snag In Niarchos Ships Deal, Nine Similarities In Two Deaths Alleged, Tall Story Of The Weather Men's Roof, Submarine Safety Recommendations, Detainees Freed In S. Africa Police Raid African Location, Calmer Market In Gold, Prime Minister Will See B.A.C. Men This Week Impending Decisions On Major Military Aircraft, Dwellings Rose By 18% In 10 Years, Talks With EQUITY On S. Africa Contracts, Verrier Gets 7 Years For 'Vicious Fraud' Anderson Gaoled For 2 Years, Train Kills Man In Signal-Box Crew Of Two Injured, Kenya Plan depends on Expatriates, Trust Gives Artists Their Chance "Every One Has Made Good", Russia Withdraws Party History Too Much Praise Of Mr. Khrushchev, Movements Of Liners, Mountain Falls On Canadian Road, Union Leader And Minister Clash Confidence Of Letter, 600 Witnesses For £143,000 Trial Embezzlement Charges, Court Strike Over Tape Recorders, German Socialists' Vague Manifesto Election Campaign On Government Failings, Briton To Command Nato Squadron, Two Merchant Banks In £160M. Merger Lord Bearsted To Head Board, Cool Support For Lib.-Lab. Pact, France Curbs Gold Speculation, Canada Honours A Founding Father, Hint Of Better Understanding On Concord Completion Date To Be Delayed?, The Captain Didn't Like Birds, Impenetrable Security Hedge At Leyton Meeting, Prison For Eire Slogan Writers, Bill To Curb Trespassing, Mr. Kosygin Coming To Britain In Spring Moscow Visit Afterwards By Mr. Wilson Possibility Of Summit Talks With U.S. Strengthened, Basic Transistor Patent Ended Court Ruling Aid To Electronics, High Table Talk At No. 10 University Views For Mr. Wilson Other Meetings On Range Of Topics, Footplate Men Get Offer Southern Region Bonus Unrest, Japan Denies Any Threat In Shipyard Expansions, Pakistan Minister Seeking Aid, Election Forecast In Canada Party Leaders Face "Revolts", Birmingham Rep's Tour Of Continent, Strike Disrupts South Vietnam Towns Buddhist Student Campaign, Council Told To Move Gypsies, Pamphlets, Minister Flies To Malaysia Border Troops Search For More Invaders, Headmaster Denies Assault Stories, American Poetry Prize, Court Send Mother To Hospital, Church Conference In E. Nigeria To Be Opened Today, S-Type is a Gap-Filler but with Character, Trade With China To Be Defended, Policy-Making Contribution Of New Rail Managers, 100 Ships Idle In East Coast U.S. Ports Dockers Asked To Vote Again No Prospect Of A Better Contract, Jakarta Influence Of Communists, Franco-Soviet Tv Agreement, Finding A Place For All The Children, Belgium Petrol Strike, Manufacturers Differ On Cause Of Price Rises Some Blame Materials Shortage. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Martell, Boc, Westland, Multiple Display Advertisements, Mullard, Security Trust Company Of Birmingham Ltd., A*n*z, The Royal Bank Of Canada. Official Appointments and Notices: Mr. Freeman's New Post Approved, Drama School Post, Royal Astronomical Society Awards, Two Share Engineers' Award, University News New Principal Of St. Hilda's, Cabinet Office Appointment. Picture Gallery: Train Crashes at Shrewsbury. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Sentence Of Death?, Behind the Times, Signs of Independence, Try a Tigress. Letters to the Editor: A Science Centenary, Southampton Docks, China And The U.N., Sentenced In Brazil, Not Helping The Nation Threat To Aircraft Industry, Leadership Question. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Hamburg's Gay Fledermaus, Germany To See Theatre Workshop Musical, Berlioz Festival, Some Parallels and Sequels to "A Rake's Progress", Beethoven Spur To Violinist, Concert Improves After Shaky Start, Apollo Society Concert At Palace, Music Inquiry Call By Hallé, Grim Morality Play. Obituaries: Mr. Samuel Looker Editor Of Richard Jefferies, Sir Guy Garrod, Dr. E. A. McLellan, Dr. C. T. Onions The Making Of O.E.D., Dr. Victor Purcell, Earl Alexander Of Hillsborough Administration Of Defence In Peace And War, Mr. T. S. Eliot, Obituary, The Dowager Lady Swaythling. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Stock Exchange Tables: London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Many Small Gains Scored, Wall Street Steady Buyers Wary, Sharp Drop In Kaffirs But Equities Firmer, Tokyo Prices Edge Higher, Recent Issues, Milan Again Lower Frankfurt Easier, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Gold Fever Abates But Prices Remain High, Option Rates, Fresh Money Hard To Find, Pound Recovers To $2.79, Lead Values Record Good Advances, Unit Trust Prices. Business and Finance: Lyle Shipping's 4% Half-Timer, Holiday Centre Project, Turner & Newall To Spend £10M. Or More Optimism For Radio Rentals, Synthetic Resin Plant In Texas, Little Men To Speak Up Rebels Among The Manufacturers, Long Order Books For Fibres, Latest Dividends, Bull Computer Makes Debut, Peugeot In Argentina, November Catering, Record Profit By Morgan Guaranty, New Contracts, World Bank Offering $200M. In Bonds, Britain's Exhibits At Leipzig, Theo Garvin: Liquidation Move "Depositors' Money IS Secure", Provincial Building Society Record, Export Orders, Contrast In U.S. Bill Rates, American Company Dividends, Montague Burton Limited Upward Trend In Profits Current Turnover At Peak Levels Mr. L. Jacobson's Statement, Turner & Newall Limited A Year Of Considerable Advance, Iran Pact With Oil Companies, Bartram Shipyard Win New Order, Volkswagen Stop Ordering U.K. Car Parts, M. Samuel To Merge With Philip Hill 50-50 Integration Intended, Increased Sales And Exports By The Largest Motor Manufacturers, John Summers & Sons Limited £90,000,000 Spent On Modernization And Expansion Over Past Ten Years Record Trading Profit For Third Year In Succession-Rise Of £1,500,000 Over Last Year Sir Richard Summers On Obscurities Of The Future, Economic Problems In Kuwait Drawing On Reserves, Record E.C.S.C. Steel Output, $20m. Loan To I.M.I., Young People And Savings Banks, Exchange Deals Stop In Argentine, Scottish Tweed Exports At Seven Year High, French Sugar Refiners' Higher Profit, German Engineering Pattern, More Trade With China, More From Ross Group, Loans For Shipbuilding Too Complicated City Cooperation Needed, English Estates Assurance Life Bonus, Bank's View On U.S. Growth, A.K.U. Chief On "Risks Ahead" £53M. Sales Expected, Golds Tumble On Johannesburg, Sharp Wailes Dove Reverse, Bird (Africa) Gloom Over Sisal, Canadian Car Trade Plans Meet Obstacles, Japanese Gold Policy Maintaining Value Of Sterling, R.T.B. Weekly Output At Record Level. Business Appointments: New Chairman For United Bakeries Mr. C. P. Rishworth. Law: Consideration Of Agreements N. V. N. And Other Summonses, Limit To Discovery Association Of Crane Makers V. Registrar Of Restrictive Trading Agreements, Patent Extension Refused In Re Western Electric Co. Inc.'S Letters Patent No. 694,021, The Course Of Transit Crows Transport Ltd. V. Phoenix Assurance Co. Ltd.. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners.
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