The Times - 16/10/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Athletics Correspondent-TOKYO, OCT. 15, FROM A YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Olympic Games Staff, From Our Swimming Correspondent-TOKYO, OCT. 15, FROM A ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OLYMPIC GAMES STAFF, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 15, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Architectural Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Midland Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, HAROLD MACMICHAEL. Prince's Hotel, Folkestone, Kent., THOMAS HELM., DAVID BEECHER. Wychwood, Kiln Lane, Headington., E. A. CLARKE. 11 Boulters Gardens, Maidenhead., MARY CHEESERIGHT., STRAHAN SOAMES. Whitehall Farm, South Park, Reigate, , RUTH KINYON WHITESIDE FISHER, Director, Robert Fisher, WILLIAM MONTAGU-POLLOCK., A. W. LANGHAM., KENNETH L. LITTLE., From a Special Correspondent, ROBERT VIGARS, Conservative Party Leader, Town Planning Committee, ANDREW R�THSTEIN., Yours faithfully, R. J. EVANS. The White Cottage, Sotwell, Wallingford, Berkshire., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Music Critic, From Our Special Correspondent-PARIS, By Monitor, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Science Correspondent, By Our City Editor, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Air Services, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Americans Once Again the Talk of the Town, Another World Record Falls To Schollander, India Draw Level In Test Match Series, Sports in Brief, French Make Way For Lady C Andromeda Maintains Her Challenge, Russians Regain Team Title, Ward Triumphs At Torquay, Britain Lose But Regain Prestige Great Britain 0, Pakistan 1, Britain Eliminated From Foil Event Jay Handicapped By Injury, Wilson To Meet Sangster In Final, M.C.C. Must Improve Their Form To Win South Africa Stronger Than Australians, Silver Medal For Britain Tideway Scullers Triumphant, Baldric II In Peak Form For Champion Stakes, Holders Surprise Critics Power Mastered By Steadiness, Liverpool Face Anderlecht English Clubs In Key Matches, Comfortable Win For Bradfield Indecision Near Goal Limits Scoring Bradfield 4, Forest 0, Warwickshire Never In Danger Of Defeat, Olympic Games Results in Detail Athletics, Matthews Reaches To The Heights Herriott And Miss Packer Give Cause For Optimism, Oxford Lose In Drab Match Coates Restores Calm For Navy, Yankees Rally, But Lose Series, McTaggart In Nonchalant Mood. Arts and Entertainment: Sound Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,742, Television Programmes. Display Advertising: English Electric Leo Marconi, Michelin, Multiple Display Advertisements, Caterpillar, Player's No Name and No Name Broad Cut, British Oxygen, Developments In The East, Chivas Regal, Midland Bank Executor And Trustee Company Ltd, Crestafloors, Shell-Mex And B.P. Ltd, Parker 61, The Woodall-Duckham Group Of Companies, Thos. Cook & Son Ltd.,, Domecq's DOUBLE CENTURY, Cartier, Church & Co. Ltd.,, Harveys Bristol Dry, The Society Of Motor Manufacturers And Traders Limited, National Development Bonds. Picture Gallery: Thanks in Primitive Art. News: E. African Protest Over Refugees, �15,000 Raid On Manor, Computers May Bring A New Dynamic To Economics Help In Making Long-Term Decisions, Plants and Their Parasites, University Places For Rejected Students, Big Setback For Wall Street, Pylon Tests In A Quarry, Thousands Hail Miss Jinnah At Election Rally, Humanists And Scientists In Industry, Curb On Lorry Smugglers Customs System Abused, Labour Confident Of 30 Majority 47 Gains In 3-4 Per Cent Swing To Left Tories Unseat Shadow Foreign Secretary, New College Prospect Of Woman Fellows, Team Of Promise, Car Makers Not To Seek Price Exemption Warning Against False Bargains, Security Pamphlet "A Surprise", Higher Diploma Called For In Art, Firm Not To Tender For Cunarder, Journalists Urge End Of Ban, Kampala's Colourful Street Life, Army On Guard For Aden's Election 23 Arrests After Fire Incidents, Demand For Fair Incomes Policy, Mr. Tyerman On Board Of "The Economist", Movements Of Liners, 'Dirty' Remark At Smethwick Nazi Salutes For Tory Winner, Youth Acquitted Of Murder, General Election: The First Results, Russian Patriarch Not Barred, Harvard Law School Dean To Open Bodleian Buildings Readers' Needs Reflected In Design, Rail Closures In S.W. Deferred, President Johnson's Cause Threatened By New Scandal F.B.I. To Investigate Assistant's Resignation, Election Results: Declarations Today, Prospect Of A New Foreign Policy, Builder Cleared In Harrods Case, Director For Trial On 10 Charges, Three Ministers Lose Their Seats Bevins, Barber And Rippon Mr. Dodds-Parker Back, State Aid Urged For Repair Of Churches "Parishes Should Help Poorer Ones", Plan To Resurrect Old Limehouse �12,000 A House, Khrushchev Gives Up "Old And Ill" Brezhnev And Kosygin To Rule Russia, The Copper Colossus of Windsor, Kidnappers Of U.S. Officer Arrested, Washington Not Surprised, Success Claimed For Cancer Unit, Florence Desmond Tells Of Raiders, Tory Seats That Were Captured Liberals Out At Bolton West, India Opens �15M. Munitions Plant, Australian Senate Poll On Dec. 5 Date Brought Forward By Government, Value Of Royal Visit, Departure Of Mr. Khrushchev Ends A Flamboyant Era Showmanship In Personal Diplomacy, Son Of Ukraine Steelworker, Guards' Regret For Shooting Girls, Jet-Powered Car Exceeds 500 M.P.H., Fraser Outram Bid Unconditional, Racing Drivers In 53-Mile Crawl, Hard Self-Scrutiny Urged On Oxford, Denials By Flying Squad Officers, French Farmers' Mass Protests, Sergeant Was "Tired Man" After Leave Pocketbook Missing, W. Germany Bars Soviet Defector, Six Months For Bogus Policeman, Two Scientists Share Nobel Medicine Prize Arterio-Sclerosis Discoveries, 'London May Have A Labour Scarcity' Immigration Warning. News in Brief. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Air Union, Khrushchev Goes, "Mother of the Nation", Not Consulted. Letters to the Editor: London's Homeless, John Tilley At The Windmill, Little America's Cup, Almoners Away, Race Relations, Price Increases, Pension For Masha, Southern Rhodesia, Advising On Exports Cooperation That IS Essential, Mixed Marriages. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: New Headmaster For King's, Taunton, Surveyors' Secretary Resigns, University News Honorary Degree For Mrs. Pandit, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments. Reviews: 18th-Century Clock Fetches 145 Gns., Louise at the Op�ra-Comique, German Play on Nature of Tyranny, Symphony of Ingenuity and Skill, Mixed Press For Bristol Actors, New System for Studying Music at the University, Whitechapel Gallery's Exhibition of Mary Potter. Obituaries: Mr. W. J. Edwards Former Civil Lord Of The Admiralty, Mr. Francis Toye Italian Opera, Mr. Douglas Brown, Sir Samuel Beale, Obituary. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Law: High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division When IS A Sign "Exhibited"? Hoy V. Smith. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Share Prices Erratic Steels Mixed, Good Recovery On Frankfurt Losses Recouped, U.S. Zinc Price Advance Pushes London Values Higher, Recent Issues, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Option Rates, Unit Trusts, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Two-Way Business In Uncertain Markets, Wall Street Rallies After Sharp Setback, Stock Exchange Misses Its Interim Opportunity, British Funds. Business and Finance: Esso's �350M. Investment In Europe 3-Year Period, EQUITY Market Poised To Greet The Poll Moscow Reversal Hits Wall St., Coventry Gauge Receive More Orders From China, Pound Loses Ground Technical Factors, Latest Dividends, Credit Again Short, Wool Sellers Get Together, Unilever N.V., New �1M. Bid For Carr & Co., Showerings Group Streamlining, August Beer Output, Note Circulation Steady, Four Points Extra From British Assets Trust Mucklow's Earnings Edge Forward, U.K. Lends �4M. To Brazil, Dunlop Report On New Rubbers, Rio Tinto Raise Interim, Ericsson �1.5M. Deal, City Coming out to Meet the Public, Saml. Hanson, Wholesale Prices Go Still Higher, Union Miniere Output Higher, Big Demand For Gold Goes On, Adwest Group Expansion High Order Book, U.S. Forecast Rise In World Output, Australian Ore Agreement Capital Commitments Raised To �A48m., O.P.E.C. Oil Ministers In Geneva Talks, French Line Bid To Cut Costs Closer Cooperation On Schedules, John Emsley, Stylo Hold 85 P.C. Of Barratt Ordinary, U.K. Styrene Plant, I.H.B. To Remain A Free Enterprise. Business Appointments: New Chairman For Dennis Bros.. Property: Geering & Colyer, Country Properties.
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