The Times - 14/09/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From a Golf Correspondent, From a Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our South Wales Correspondent, From Cur Special Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, WALTER W. DAVIES., NORAH PHILLIPS., T. DANNREUTHER., C. P. SNOW., JOHN LITCHFIELD, H. St.JOHN RUMSEY, J. BERNARD. S.J, From Our Defence Correspondent, J. B. SELWAY, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MASONIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, By Elizabeth Jane Howard, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, Lord Ferrier, F. H. W., By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Transfer Books, Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Public Appointments. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Commodities Tin Values Firmer On G.S.A. News, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Drawing Of Bonds, Closing Prices. Sport: Hampshire And Lancashire Excel At Wimbledon, Spurs Fight Back From Desperate Position Poles' Lead Cut To Two Goals, Yesterday's Racing Results Brighton, Declared Runners For Today's Race Meetings Ayr, Breasley's Four Winners Hard On Piggott's Heels, In Footsteps Of Aggressor Ayr Brings Out Best In Dual, Sports in Brief, Today's Fixtures, Late Tries By Wolfhounds Universities Wilt After Leading, Hornets Capsize In Fresh Winds Tartarus Wards Off Challengers, Stormy Time For I.A.A.F.Jubilee Nordic Plan For Amateurs, First Round To Hampshire Horton Excels In Prestige Match, Three More Britons Out Of U.S. Golf Championship Carr In Fourth Round, Itinerary For M.C.C. Winter Tour, Ultimatum To World Champion, Young Golfer In Fourth Round, Fisher Through In Jubilee Vase. Display Advertising: Trustee Securities, B.O.A.C, Shell, Multiple Display Advertisements, Air France, City Treasurer, Barclays Bank D. C. O., 'Black & White', The New Vauxhall Victor, Alborough, Stelcon, Remy Martin, The Times, Harveys, Campbell, Power, Inter-Church Aid & Refugee Service, Cadburys, Mercedes-Benz, Country Life, Granada Tv, Davy-Ashmore, P & O, Northern Assurance Company. News: Bingo Barred From Manchester Halls, Two More Soviet Nuclear Tests, Total Of 10,000 In Prison, Further Doubts On Common Market Ministers' Note Of Anxiety, Sunday Ban On Anti-Bomb Marchers Wide Area Barred In London Mr. Butler Consents To Order, More E. German Refugees Crossing Zonal Border Police Turning Blind Eye, First Day Of Car Spot Checks Many Minor Faults Disclosed, Ambassador In Morocco Air Disaster Inquiry Opened By French Experts, Troops For Kuwait Leave Jordan, British Explorer's Body Recovered, Russian Condition For Talks, U.N. Troops Take Over Katanga Fierce Encounters With Mr. Tshombe's Forces Fleeing President Said To Be Making For Border, New Vauxhall Victor, £12,000 Inquiry On Prisoners' Families, British Mission In Tanganyika Mr. N. Pritchard To Be First Head, 12-Nation Call For Peace Talks, Eve Of Judgment For Turkey's Fallen Rulers Trial Island Guarded By Troops And Warships, Don Juan Carlos Engaged Greek Princess As Fiancee, Inquiry Into South Tirol Troubles First Meeting Of Commission, U.S. Motor Peace Hopes Fade, 80,000 Acres Sold For £420,000 Scottish Sporting Land, P. O. Case In Pay Arbitration Opposed To "Unfair Advantage", Schoolboy Smokers "My Doctor Wants ME To Cut IT Down" Said Courteous 16-Year-Old, When Last National Service Man Goes, Death Roll Of 21 In Hurricane, Pres. Kennedy Reassures Non-Aligned States "Chance For Serious Talks On Germany", Parachutist Failed To Pull Ripcords Father's Questions On Medical Test, Claim To Half Share In New Drug Fails Accusations Not Supported, National Anthem For Swiss, Gen. De Gaulle To Make Tour, Local Commercial Radio Urged Licensing System And Code Of Conduct, Four-Day Week For Castings Men Motor Industry's Fall-Off Blamed, Reviving Canada's Merchant Fleet Union Calls For State Subsidies, Mother Gives Bone For Daughter, Shop Workers Reject Pay Pause Policy, 5 Per Cent French Tariffs Cut, Giving Best To The British, New Scottish Judge, Somalis' Threat To Leave Kenya Concessions Proposed, British Envoy To Ask For Facts, Councils Differ On Gaol Plan, Lord Russell On "Why We Are In Prison" Home Office Says Mr. Butler Did Not Interfere, Industry Absorbs School "Bulge" 40,000 More Leavers: Fewer Out Of Work, Hungarian Cabinet Reshuffle, Britain Stands Firm On N. Rhodesia Policy Restoration Of Order Before Hearing Of Pleas, Airport Scheme Opposed Ground Handling Changes, Ringing Falcons On Cyprus Cliffs, Protectorates As "Foreign States " South Africa's New Relationship, Poor Visibility At Shannon Take-Off Inquest Told Of Engine Noises, Death Of Sir D. Bowes Lyon, B.O.A.C.-Union Talks Break Down, Ulster Teachers' Claim Rejected, New Stoppage At Fylingdales, Iraq Oil Demand Renewed "Companies Making Great Profits", Entry As Naval Cadets, Hitch In Plans For Singapore Merger Objections Over Security, Sir Roy Welensky Speaks Of Threat To Rhodesian Security, Burmese Air Pilots End Strike, Three Main Parties Contesting All Constituencies, Householders' Shillings Help Fight For Their Homes Council Wants To Hand Town Centre To Company For Redevelopment, King Saud's Bid For Wider Support Government Posts Given To Shaikhs, Dummy Spaceman Recovered, £30M. Expansion Planned For Supermarkets 500 Canadians To Run Them Here, Improved Prospect Of Gaining Throne, Dr. Coggan IS Enthroned Splendour At York Minster, Masons Form India Grand Lodge Nawab Of Rampur As Grand Master, College "Scout's" Lot IS Not Always A Happy One Money Turning Minds To Unionism, £4,200 Missing From Safe In H.M.S. Hermes Police To Question All On Board, No Resignation Yet In Norway, N. Zealand Death Penalty Bill "Aggravated Murder" As New Crime, 65 Arrests In Algeria After Killing Of Muslims Strong Action To Quell Further Riots, E.T.U. Leader Loses Leave Concession, Postman's Knock Or Blind Man's Buff Secret Addresses In An Oxfordshire Village, Man Shot Former Dancing Partner. News in Brief. Law: Man From Aden On Murder Charge, Cypriots Held In Fugitive Offenders Case One Accused Of Two Murders, Motion To Protect Arboretum National Trust v. Jones, Court Accused Of "Preventing My Defence", Judgment Against Miss S. Churchill, Vacation Court: Chancery Division Injunction Against Company Directors Refused Ross v. Walker, Court Denials By Jeweller, Book Of Job Quoted By Magistrate. Arts and Entertainment: Paignton Chess Leaders Meet In Fourth Round, Television Programmes, Solution Of Problem No. 1,497, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,784. Picture Gallery: York Minster Enthronement. Property: Knight, Frank & Rutley, Jones, Lang, Wootton & Sons, C. Bridger & Sons And Hoar & Sanderson, Flats And Chambers, Town Houses, Lord Attlee's Home Sold, Mr. Clore Buys 16,000-Acre Estate Price Believed To Be About £2M.. Official Appointments and Notices: Church Minister Resigns. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Steps To Keep Up B.A.O.R. Strength. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Icarus, At Grips with Crustacea, A Strange Step, Panama's Claims, Bingo Business. Letters to the Editor: In Moments Of Crisis "Nth Power" Study By Scientists, Church And Politics In Malta, Mot Juste, Mothers' Union, P.O. Savings Bank Centenary, Stammering, A Port's Prosperity, They Order Things Better Abroad. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Reviews: New Fiction, Memoires d'outre-tombe of A Catholic Epicurean, Visconti's Study of Peasants in the City, Sighting High, Royal Progress, English Drama In East Berlin, London Orchestra's Concert Series, Brought Up Roughly, Royal Ballet's Return, Too Full of Comic Business, Africa New and Old, Mr. Louis Le Brocquy's Sensuous Paintings, L.S.O.'S Wozzeck Of Sensuous Beauty, In Brief, Dublin Theatre Festival Gets Off To a Good Start, Japan's G. O. M., Young Singers Galore, Larger Than Life. Obituaries: Sir Reginald Spence, Mr. H. P. Rudd, Mr. J. P. Quinn Australian Diplomat, Sir David Bowes Lyon Service In Many Fields, Sir Gilbert Wiles, Obituary, Major C. H. Frisby, V.C, Dr. P. S. Gerbrandy. Business and Finance: Another Idle Day Early Gains Not Held, Court Bros. Profit Rises £70,000, J. Readhead Gains Cargo Liner Order, Latest Dividends, £500,000 Bid For John Barran, The Second Alliance Trust Company Significant Rise In Gross Revenue Mr. Alan L. Brown On Gratifying Appreciation Of Investments, Fresh Funds Still Scarce, Amalgamated Anthracite Holdings Limited Mr. John Waddell Reviews Progress, Fractional Changes On Wall Street, Achille Serre, Frank Mason & Co., Ltd. Increase In Bus Advertising, South African Reserves Continue To Rise, Bolivia Criticizes U.S. Tin Move, The Straits Plantations, Ltd., Financial Impact Of Katanga Crisis, Wall Street Steady Minor Changes, Many Trade Talks In Ceylon, B.I.C.C. Supply Cable., Avana To Raise £450,000, Few Investors Persuaded To Part With Equities Success For New Issue Market, British Attitude To Sugar Plan, Japanese Imports Drop Slightly, Pound Holds Firm Small Turnover, Higher Levy Sought For Wool Research, Bulmers "Still Lead" Cider Trade, Geevor Tin Mines, Cameras For I.T.N., Check To Fall In Common Market EQUITY Prices, Pifco Pay Five Points More From Higher Earnings Lines Bros. Look To Common Market, John Wallace Pay Double After Record Year, London Wool Sales, James Howden Setback, British Firms Gain £5,250,000 Pakistan Contract £2M. Danish Order For Power-Gas, U.S. Cotton Decision, £800,000 For Hecht, Levis Holders, Unit Trust Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes.
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