The Times - 05/08/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From Our Schools Cricket Correspondent, From Our Yachting Correspondent, From a Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OTTAWA CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our City Editor, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, C. S. R. RUSSELL., A. J. PHELPS., OLIVER WARNER, DENIS RICHARDS., CARLO ARDITO, C. L. STOCKS, From Our Special Correspondent, LANCELOT FORSTER, JOHN ARBUTHNOT., W. E. C. LOWNDES, R. A. NETER., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM A COLLECTOR, FROM AN ANGLER, BY A GARDENING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, Professor John Ferguson, W. McG. E., By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Educational, Concerts, Services Tomorrow: Tenth Sunday After Trinity, Travel, Flowers. Sport: Yorkshire Escape Defeat Kent Unable To Press Home Advantage, Greensmith's Spin Brings Triumph, Plea For Screens At Scarborough, Sports in Brief, Smith's Century Of No Avail, Middlesex In Luck Collision Checks Bold Wharton Unfortunate Run-Out, Epsom Programme On First Day, FAST Epsom Course Will Suit Bleep-Bleep, Carr And Oates Rampant, Rowe In L.F.B. Jubilee Athletics Meeting, Declared Runners For Other Meetings Leicester, Beasley's Chance Of Double Catterick Prize May Go To Torullo, Barrington Stands Alone, Stowe's Youll Cup For Third Year Running, Dime Makes Best Price At Ascot, Holder Again Reaches Croquet Final, Miss Lonsbrough Back To Form, Fillip For British Motor Racing, First Hard Blow Of Cowes Week Rigorous Conditions In Solent, Ryder Cup Places Earned At Longniddry, Record Entry For Serpentine, Haileybury Score Quickly And Declare, Sweden Checked In Davis Cup, Difficult Ride For Stephenson, Accurate Returns Just Enough, Worcestershire's Tenth Win Horton Exploits Dusty Pitch, Glamorgan Under Handicap, Hampshire's Best Tally In Sight. Picture Gallery: Camp For Youth And A Deserted Village. News: Holiday Sun In Prospect Air Travel At Peak Traffic Moderate On The Roads, Kenya Land Talks To Begin Soon, Boy Swept To Sea On Inner Tube, Army Museum's Good Year, Remains Of Roman Building In Wales, "Intimidation" In Nyasaland Before Poll Sir Roy Welensky On His Tour, Welshmen Urged To Unite "No Future Without Own Parliament", U.S. May Join E.E.C., Says Senator, Cuba Protest To U.N. On Plane Incident, The Dance Of The Adders, Plan For Guarding Cyprus Pipeline, Area In Angola Now 'Virtually Depopulated' 'No Return Without Radical Changes', Sir D. Eccles To See Burnham Committee, Arms Seized From U.S. Sect, South Africa 'Police State' Protest Dr. Moolman Joins Opposition, Man In The News New Canadian Leader Of The Left, Sept. 25 For Efta Applications, 1,000 Brewery Workers Walk Out, 10-Year Plan For Latin America Aims Of Today's Conference, Arbitration Offer In Bus Dispute, Further E. Berlin Restrictions, French Generals In New Prison, Christians' Mutual Understanding Spectacular Progress Seen By Dr. Heenan, Dorchester Abbey Appeal, Putting Him Right English Traveller Pummelled Back To Health By Japanese Treatment, Tranquillity of Lac Léman, Western Talks On Berlin Open Today C.I.G.S. Among Advisers With Foreign Secretary, Control Of Prices, Inquest Told Alarm Bells Were Reduced Complaints Of Noise At Crossing, Grounds Of Appeal Given By B.O.A.C. Fresh Evidence On Atlantic Traffic, After A Crash, Keep Mum, £ Reaches Highest Level Since February, "Perhaps The Possibility" Of Negotiation On Berlin Allies Will Stand Firm On Their Rights, Says Mr. Macmillan, To Succeed Sir T. Williamson, Supply Centre For Gas From Coal, Russia Guards Against New Stalin 'Democratic' Party Charter, Nine-Year-Old Cow As Breed Champion, The Course Of Nature Widowed Geese Keep Aloof, Contrary Ideas on Vermin, Five Law Lords To Be Recalled, Westerham Line Plea Refused, St. Kilda Still Has Working Visitors, Five 'Councillors' Lose Seats, £714M. Put At Disposal Of Britain I.M.F. Aid For Mr. Lloyd's Measures Immediate Drawing Of £535M. In Nine Currencies, Fire In British Holiday Ship, New ACT Pushes Up EQUITY Shares, Nuclear Reactor Explosion, Transfiguration Faith And Fact, Royal College Of Surgeons, "More Liberal" Tax Attitude Directors React To New Rulings, Diary Of The Week, Call-Up Questions To Herr Strauss, Numbers Employed In Distribution, Durban Arrest Of 150 Africans, Kuwait "Will Be Liberated" No Half Solutions For Gen. Kassim, Malta Firm's Reply To Criticisms, "Monmouthshire IS Welsh" Campaign, Trident JET Off Assembly Line Automatic Landing, U.S. Rejects Use Of Economic Sanctions At Present, Offer Welcomed By Ministers, Redundancy Plan Opposed, Three Services In Flying Display, Hire-Purchase Of Cars To Be Dearer One-Quarter Down Payment: Charges 1 Per Cent Up, Britain Accused Of Aiding German Militarists Demand For Peace Treaty Renewed In Soviet Notes, Writ Issued Against Mr. Marples, E.T.U. Willing To Meet Labour Party. Display Advertising: Geographical Magazine, Gardeners Chronicle, Multiple Display Advertisements. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Trials with Potatoes, Sotheby's £8,440,000 Season, Sunday Television, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,750, The Connoisseur Duke Graphic Art From Chatsworth, Sound Broadcasting, Saturday Television. Official Appointments and Notices: Two New Recorders, Ecclesiastical News, From The London Gazette, Naval Appointments, A Master Of Signals For The Army. Law: Nepal Newspaper Wins Action Supreme Court Overrules Order To Close, Turk Sentenced To Death, Gaol For Libel On Uganda Ruler. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Britain Increases Financial Aid To Tanganyika, Absent Labour M.P.S Asked To Explain, Parliament Island Prisons Off Scotland Urged Isolation Of Psychopaths House Of Commons, Mr. Macmillan On "Possibility Of Negotiation", Cabinet Clears Up Business. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Surprise, Surprise!, Help From The Fund, The Cinema Looks Back, American Wage Claim. Letters to the Editor: Asking For Less, Obiter Dicta, Playing To Win, Incidents In South Tirol, Rural Telephones, Portrait And Sketch, Teachers' Example, Ideals To Be Maintained Sadler's Wells And Old Vic, Single-Handed. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Reviews: Romp For Eggheads, Les Noces In Prom Concert Forces Well Balanced, Bruno Walter's View of Brahms, Menton Honours Munchinger, Glasses For Orangemen Souvenirs of Revolt. Obituaries: Sir Sidney Holland Former Prime Minister Of New Zealand, Mr. D. H. Lindsay, Abbot Taylor, Lt.-Gen. Baron Van Strydonck, Captain R. J. Finlow, Dr. E. L. Allen. Business and Finance: More Trustee Buying Funds Continue To Lose Ground, Double Taxation Agreement, Sterling Above Parity Demand From Continent, Latest Dividends, Abrupt Rise In Equities: War Loan Now Yields 7%, Currency Rates For Travellers, J. Jarvis Hold Dividend, Wall Street Overcomes Profit-Taking, Freight Rate Rise, Money Again Short, Treasury Bill Tender, Kennecott Labour Contract Signed, Talks Will Show Strength Of U.S. In Latin America, Courtaulds To Move Viscose Plant, New Dutch/japan Company Philips Lamps And Marsushita, Company News Rights Issue And 30 P.C. Forecast From H. S. Whiteside Anchor Chemical Affected By Car Setback, Commons Reply On Brazilian Bonds, Large I.M.F. Aid Helps The Pound Basle Debts Of £200M. To Be Repaid, Unit Trust Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes Retirement Of Sir Charles Harvey. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices, Commodities Cash Tin Jumps £15s. A Ton. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Board-Residence And Apartments, Furnished Country Properties.
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