The Times - 18/09/1963
1963; Gale Group;
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From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Yachting Correspondent, From Our Northern Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, From Our Bridge Correspondent, From Our Industrial Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, By Monitor, From Our City Editor, From Our United Nations Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, JOHN MACGREGOR, TONY NEWTON, LEON BRITTAN., J. A. LOVEJOY, J. C. SLESSOR, F. H. TYLER, By A. L. Rowse, JOHN UDAL, GEOFFREY HIRST, E. H. HOLT., A. E. R. DYER, REGINA LE PAGE., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, T.G., Miss Vera Brittain, From Our Art Critic, From Our Dramatic Critic, D. W. ROSS., T. E. RADICE., E. P. MARSDEN., MARGARET KNIGHT., BERNARD JUBB., ERIC DE MARE., STEVEN WATSON, AUSTIN LEE, F. E. ISAAC, By Our City Editor, From a Correspondent, BY OUR CITY STAFF,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Public Appointments. Display Advertising: P & O Orient Lines, Lindley Thompson Transformer, Multiple Display Advertisements, Shell-Mex And B.P., British Railways, Atlas Lighting, Christian Aid, 'Black & White', Calgary And Edmonton, Stewart, Esplen And Greenhough, Cope's Escudo, Ict, Mangatoki, The Times, The Electricity Council, Cyma, Morganite Thermal Designs, Qantas, Pan Am, Travel, Crendon Concrete, Martins Bank, Bank Of London, Leyland, Immediate Commissions, Champagne Irroy, Steel Company Of Wales, The Chartered Bank. Sport: Two Winners For Lord Rosebery, Gallant Display By Depleted Esher, Sports in Brief, First European Cup Test For Everton Internazionale Relying Heavily On Blanket Defence, Australians Take On Hellcat, Dewar Trophy, Jermy Shares Lead, Showdown Always Well Placed, Easy Basle Win For Celtic, Olympic Incentive For ICE Skaters British Championships As Trials, Today's Racing Programmes Brighton, Yesterday's Flat Racing And N.H. Results Great Yarmouth, British Dragon First At Athens, Welcome Rugby Favourite, Golf Changes Approved R. And A. "Regret Differences", New World Team, London To Challenge Liston, Nearly 30,000 Crowd Watch Coventry, Hogan Chosen For Athletics Tour, Declared Runners At Other Meetings Great Yarmouth, Amateur Record At Ratho Park, Hutchison Leads In Autumn Medal, No Physical Flaw In Hoaid Ayala Brushed Aside At Wembley, Follow Suit's Form Superior To That Of Challengers, Sovereign To Have Rival For America's Cup Final Trials To Be Held Next Year In American Waters. Picture Gallery: Fylingdales comes into Operation. Property: W. H. Bridgen & Co., George Trollope & Sons, Welling & Routledge, Harrods, Town Houses, Country Properties, Collins & Collins & Rawlence, Property Market Bournemouth Site For Sale Development Plans Cover Hotel And Flats. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes, Bridge: Lucky Breaks, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,407, In The Sale Rooms £600 For Flemish Tapestry, Mr. Bolt's New Play Dame Edith Evans To ACT In IT. News: Kadu Not To Boycott London Talks, £25,000 Donation To Cathedral, Labour Pledge On School Age, Britain Completes Missile Defence Segment Later And Costlier Than Estimated, Kuala Lumpur Demonstrators Take Their Revenge, "Cook Overnight" Tip For Christmas, Arrest Warrant Issued, New Powers For Child Welfare, Stiffer Penalties Sought For Illegally Holding Arms, Husband Of Banned Woman Detained, Winter Warning Of Cuts In Electricity Supplies Demand Still Outpacing Capacity, Birth Control Policies 'Are Un-Marxist' Soviet Attack On China, Banks' Arbitration Offer, African View Of Church Unity Britain Regarded As "Mighty Slow", Royal Air Force Cadetships, Mr. Kennedy Calls For Export Drive Fear That Foreign Aid Cuts Will Restrict Sales, Navy's "Bit Of A Scurry", U.S. Trading Stamps Boom Shows Signs Of Slackening, Wrong Back for Baby, Housing Help For Immigrants Call To Government, Rules For Flights To Protectorates Airfields Named, Denial By Bonn On V.T.O.L. Fighter, Italy Seeks Curb On Inflation Threat To Economic Development, On Other City Pages, Museum Men's Pay Claim Security Issue, Maj. Greville-Bell Released, Setback To Israel's Hopes Of Breaking Communal Barriers Election Successes By Eastern Jews, Excavations In The Welland Valley, Algeria Abolition Of Privileges "Hidden" Money For The Poor, Two Turkish Papers Suspended, Teesdale Moorland For Nation, B.O.A.C. Seek Cheap Fares For Chinese Migrants Background Of Social Problems, Dr. Adenauer Sees The Pope, Caution On Pay Rise For Technology Teachers Salary Not Complete Answer, Treasury Official Says, Skopje Disaster Puts A Strain On Yugoslav Economy, Atlantic Partnership Plea By Professor Hallstein Solution To "Spurious Problem Of Third Force", No Royal Welcome, Threat To Survival Of The Leopard Demand For Skins By Fashionable Women, AIM Of Norwegian Tax Cuts 30,000 New Homes A Year, Australian Forces Stay In Malaysia, War Minister Wants More Recruits "Not Satisfied", Critical View Of Industrial Accidents Inspector's Report, Microphones For U.S. Senators, Fewer Juveniles Enter Apprenticeships, 140-Acre Shopping Centre Opposed, Voting Without Secrecy In Iran Opposition Names Not Visible, Britain's Stake Of £160M., Entry As Naval Cadets, Few Champions For Dying Railway Absence Noted, Rank Sell £1½M. Tv Stake, 50 Years' Experience Behind Concord Tests, Call For Telephone Tapping Report, Greeks Reconsider Rhodes Boycott Orthodox Talks On Vatican Link, Indonesian Threat To British Companies Hints Of Diplomatic Breach Malaysia Orders Home Its Representatives, Historian Answers Questions About Shakespear-II Long Shadow Of Marlowe In Life And Death, Auditors General Confer Lessons On Finance, Solicitor Tells Of Talks With Police Chief On Beaten Men "Obviously Shocked" By Photographs, Paris And Bonn In Agreement, Palermo Deaths From Hydrophobia, Bonn Recalls Accra Envoy For Talks Concern At Mission To E. Germany, £10M. To Aid Dutch Agriculture, Man In The News Former Exile Takes Over At U.N., U Thant Says Forces Must Leave Congo U.N. Withdrawal By End Of Year, Buddhist's Petition In Blood Symbolic Action In Paris Street, New Colour Bar Rule For U.S. Forces Congress In Dispute With Mr. McNamara, Order On Denisa Lady Newborough, Mr. Khrushchev Blames The Farmers Bread Warning To Restaurants, Athletes Warned Against Smoking, The Unknown Goddess In A Flared Skirt Aegean Temple Discoveries. News in Brief. Law: Mail Raid Case: Solicitor's Managing Clerk Charged Counsel's Request On Arrest Evidence, Vacation Court Queen's Bench Division Expediting Trial At The Assizes In Re Beckett, Greek Gendarmerie Officers Gaoled, Three Charged Under Secrets ACT, Brochure Charges: Three Cleared, Appeal Allowed By Recorder, Architect On 10 Charges Over Bungalow Fees Explanation. Official Appointments and Notices: Two New Rear-Admirals, Jean Gabin To Retire, Four New Judges, Television Chief To Retire, Trade Commissioners Appointed, From The London Gazette, Mr. George Drew Resigns. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Denning Report Discussed By Ministers Full Cabinet To Meet Tomorrow Mr. Wilson's 2-Hour Reading, Swing From Arts To Science, British Museum Trustees Members Appointed. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Industrial Training, Beating the Bell, Spanish Miners Fight On, Refreshing Realism. Letters to the Editor: Bow Group And Europe Members' Opinions On E.E.C., Loss Of Face, Which Kind Of School?, Resources, Further Education On Television, Partners Wanted, Enough Houses For All Sale Of Cheaper Properties, Tax On Bravery, Motorway Routes, Realism In Rents, Mission Schools In Israel, Christianity And Slavery. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1863. Obituaries: Dr. Winifred Lamb Notable Classical Archaeologist, Mr. Robert Hurd, Mr. Mohammad Ikramullah, Major J. S. Crosthwaite, Rt. Rev. F. F. Johnston Former Bishop In Egypt, Group Captain A. G. Malan A Great Fighter Pilot, Obituary. Reviews: Stage Monster Of Egotism New Entertainment By Miss Fielding Vaudeville Theatre: So Much to Remember, Opera for All's Three Companies, Baccholian Singers, Four Conductors for Warsaw Orchestra, Paolozzi and Machine-Age Totems, New Management's First Production, Soviet Composer Lacks Modern Touch, Workshop Out of Focus Standard Musical Comedy Theatre Royal, Stratford: What Goes Up...!, Barcelona Opera House Reprieved, Lectures On Strauss Stage Works, Royal Ballet's New Colours. Business and Finance: Terylene Royalties Still Boost C.P.A. Earnings, Animated Competition At Wool Sales, Norrhgate & English £1.6M. Convertible, Latest Dividends, Mitre Trust Limited Benefits From New Acquisitions, Moderate Aid For Lombard Street, William Evans & Company (Manchester), News From Industry Gulf Oil Inland Bulk Plant Now In Operation Kaiser Aluminum In Japan, Continental Bourses Widespread Losses On Zurich Milan Irregular, Monsanto Sales Peak, Australian Wheat Export Denial, Bass Deal With Sherry Firm 10% Share Stake And Trading Link, Scarcity Of Labour Brings Troubles In Holland, The Why And Wherefore Of British Assistance Easier Terms For Loans Announced, Quiet Bullion Dealing, German Bank Chief In S. Africa, Reichhold Interim Up 2½ Points, New French Refinery Opens Next Month, East Asiatic, Foreign Companies Ford And Burroughs Will Not Merge, Mellins Merger, Borax Forms German Offshoot, £4M. Cement Works For Scotland, German Insurance In 1962 Rate Of Growth Slackens, William Evans, Sterling Back To Two-Year Low Canadian Dollar Up Again, Accountants Discuss Productivity, First Steps Toward New Sugar Agreement London Talks Open Today, Airlines' Security Criticized, Irish Trade Gap Widens To £74M., Trust Marketing, Israeli International Factors, S. Arabia's New Currency, Associated-Rediffusion Limited Mr. John Spencer Wills' Review, Zurich Fair A Real British Success, £250,000 Leyland Order, Option Prices, Another Newcomer, Overseas Finance Jamaica's Trade Position Improves In First Half-Year, France's Second Air Line, Company News Recovery For Metal Industries Group "Around The Corner" Imry Property Secures Further Insurance Backing, London Stock Exchange Good Gains In Chemicals Shipping Shares Firm, Eurunion Beat Index, Unit Trust Prices, Eurunion, Australian Economy Set Fair, Revenue Deficit Of £52M., French Justification Of Anti-Inflation Moves Influx Of Refugees Partly To Blame, British Trade Weeks In Australia, U.S. Hydraulics Take Over, Devon B.S. Merger Planned, Wall Street Irregular Minor Changes, Canadian Rail Fare Cuts, Better Outlook For Swan, Hunter, Early Wall Street Gains Lost, German Textile Exports Up By 14 Per Cent. Business Appointments: B.R. Board Appointments, British Van Heusen Appointment, New Appointment To Easterns' Board, Business Changes Barclays D.C.O. Appointments. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Cash Tin Jumps £17 10s. A Ton, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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