The Times - 04/07/1962
1962; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rowing Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, FROM OUR SALEROOM CORRESPONDENT, From Our Common Market Correspondent, FROM OUR COMMON MARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Africa Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Delhi Correspondent, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, By Monitor, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, E. C. L. HULBERT-POWELL, DEREK STEVENSON, JASPER MOON, R. H. S. CROSSMAN, DOUGLAS NICHOLSON, E. KLEINMAN., T. S. ELIOT, President; MAY CURWEN; DANIEL JENKINS; PETER LASLETT, Chairman; HUGH LINSTEAD; WM. MANCRESTER; SHACKLETON; CYRIL CONNER, Honorary Secretary, From Our Motoring Correspondent, JOHN A COLLARD, HAROLD E. POOLE, CLIVE JENKINS, GEORGE DOUGHTY, E.J. HILL. W. J. CARRON, H. G. BARRATT, J. T. BYRNE, JIM MATTHEWS, W. J. WALSH, F. HOLLINGSWORTH, BY B. C. HILLIAM, FROM OUR UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, A correspondent, Sir Adrian Boult, C, FROM OUR HORTICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Public Appointments. Sport: Programme For First Day, Tudor Grey Prefferred In July Stakes Silver Cloud Too Good For Four-Year-Olds, Other Racing Programmes Carlisle, Sports in Brief, Task Too Big For Oxford, Nefertiti Proves FAST Boat, U.S. Name Curtis Cup Team Three Champions Included, Pakistan Throw Away Chances, Dragons Again Led By Adios Yachting Confusion At First Mark, Brown Breaks Lancashire Kent Win In Spite Of Barber, Middlesex Foiled By Bad Light, Northants Gain Revenge, England Place For Critchley Embarrassment Of Golf Riches, Other Racing Results Brighton, Pugh Hits Out For Gloucester, No Trouble For Somerset, Laker The Hero For Essex Sussex Enterprise Ill Rewarded, Captain Leads The Way Great Victory For Hampshire, Round Of 64 Too Good For Rees, Triumph Of Scottish Bowlers, Wolverhampton Evening Meeting, Plymouth B Beat The Butts, Newmarket Details Today's Programme, Longest Day's Racing In History Of Henley, No End To Wimbledon Surprises Erratic Miss Hard Beaten By Mrs. Sukova, Bradley Behind In Tour De L'avenir, Sheffield Rivalry Ends In Deadlock. Display Advertising: Liverpool, Long, Till & Colvin Ltd., Shell, Multiple Display Advertisements, King George IV, High Speed Gas, The Albright & Wilson Group, Elliott-Automation Limited, Atv, John Tann Ltd., The Times, Scotia Bank, Pan Am, The Reader's Digest, Nickel, Tillotsons, Aquafilter, Lex Group, Doublemint, Mercedes-Benz. Politics and Parliament: Left-Wing M.P.s Call For Socialism Echo Of Clause Four Controversy, New National Assistance Rates To Cost Extra £20M., Third Tv Channel For B.B.C. Approval Expected In White Paper, 'Nazi' Rally Prosecutions Considered M.P.s Support Mr. Butler Disorders Will Affect Permits Review Of ACT Urged, Fewer Prescriptions, But Cost Rises £4M. More Extensive Part-Time Nursing Expected In Hospitals, House Of Lords Merit of plain words in Commonwealth, House Of Commons. News: Passengers Will Ride On Air, W. Berlin Plea For Control Of Railway Use As Communist Rallying Grounds, New Pit Automation System On Show, Talks With Israel And Turkey, Russia Tightens State Control Of Farms Reshaping Rural Administration, N.U.M. Vote For Increase Leaders Want New Pay Structure, Ainglo-U.S. Study On Disarmament, Northern Ponies Seen In Force, Move For Repeal Of Wives' Bill Strong Objection By Pakistan Women, Physiotherapists Reply To Critic Concept "25 Years Out Of Date", Pakistan Accepts Shah's Offer Seeking Settlement With Afghanistan, Guards N.C.O. Struck Superior Officers, "Sincere Pleasure" Of Britain, Former Lincoln City Treasurer Gaoled £1,200 Fraudulent Conversion, Talks On B. Guiana Postponed Awaiting Report On Riots, Study In Russia For Nigerians, Ankara Confidence Vote This Week Return Of Expelled Officers, Herr Von Brentano In London, Nato Fuel Base For Milford, Unity As AIM Of Dr. Adenauer, "Spring Clean" In Cathedral Finance, Wheelchair That Can Climb, Singapore Loss Of Majority, Plan For Schools On Barnes Site, Saskatchewan Gets British Doctors Emergency Aid, Bishop's Call To Methodists, France Hands Over Power In Algeria Crowds Welcome Mr. Ben Khedda Nationalist Quarrel Still Unresolved, Builders Arrested At San Sebastian, U.N. Talks Open On World Economy Development Plan, Uganda Counties Plan Criticized Bunyoro Delegates Disillusioned, African Squatter's Court Plea, On Other City Pages, Strikes Hit Italian Newspapers, Government's Win In Japan Poll Mr. Ikeda's Position Strengthened, N.U.R. Call To Blunt Beeching "Axe", Real Gain Of £6M. In Reserves, Canberra Bombers' Replacement Mr. Thorneycroft's Hint In Australia, Committee Of 100 Refused, No Drug Plot, Doctor Says Questions About A Dead Chemist, Ferrari Formula for Success, U.S. Explanation On Troop Plans, Britons More Fit Than S. Africans, Mother Gets Back Missing Son, S. Africa List Of Banned Persons, Negroes Picket U.S. Hotels, 3 Per Cent Pay Rise For Engineering Workers £50M. Cost To Industruy: Cut In Hours Rejected, The "Top Ten" of 1862, Plastics To Aid Of Tower Bridge, Man In The News Minister WHO Seeks To Solve India's Financial Crisis, Britain Ready To Accept Euratom Treaty Nuclear Defence Programme To Be Excluded, Search For Leicester's Missing Army Of Voters Significant Rows Of Empty Houses, List Of 60 Names Drawn Up, Last Touring "Royal" Likely To Draw Big Crowds Shropshire Breeder Sweeps Board In Friesian Classes, State Theatre Approved By Government Opera House Also On South Bank, Theft Attempted At National Gallery, Couple Shot Dead In Busy Street, Printing Aggeement Talks Adjourned, Value Of 5-Year Pay Pacts Directors Urge T.U.C. Consideration, U.N. Request Over S.W. Africa Men, Sir W. Churchill Stronger, New Cars Must Have Safety Belts Regulation Date To Be Announced, Kenya Move To Halt Wave Of Damaging Strikes Mr. Mboya Warns Unions And Employers, Germans Release Soviet Spy, Mr. Hare Offers Apology, Sir W. Haley Calls For More Doctor Journalists, Nasser Supporters Attacked, START On Peterhouse Bequest Block, Men Trapped By Fire In Frigate, 215M. Dead In Nuclear War If Cities Are Bombarded U.S. Estimate 25M. If Attack IS Limited To Forces. Arts and Entertainment: Bridge Strength Before Length, Television Programmes, In The Sale Rooms Record Price For Lear Illustrations Demand For Natural History Books, Sadler's Wells And B.B.C. Television Agreement, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,032. News in Brief. Law: Boy Granted Bail To Take Examination, Court Of Appeal "Knew Or Ought To Have Known" FOX v. H. Wood (Harrow) Ltd, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division £10,000 Damages Garas And Another v. Perkins, Restrictive Practices Court Bookseller's Evidence In Re Net Book Agreement, Writer And Salesman Sent For Trial, Barrister Placed On Probation, High Court Of Justice: Chancery Division Parens Patriae In Re K. (Infants), Portuguese Sentences For Subversion. Picture Gallery: Polish Visitors To London. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1862. Official Appointments and Notices: Gold Medal Group Of Delphiniums R.H.S. Show Awards, Bravery Award, Ambassador To Rwanda And Burundi, University News Oxford, Commonwealth Bursaries, From The London Gazette, Tuesday, July 3, 1962. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Paying for Health, Freedom for the Odious, No Magic in Land Reform, Leading the Guides, Go Ahead At Last. Letters to the Editor: Policy In Ruins, The Right To Publish?, Labour Gets A New Face Task Of Achieving Effective Power, Doctors In The Army, Scientific Workers' Representation, Road And Rail, The Parking Problem, Barrage Scheme For Rye Harbour, Pilkington Report. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Grand Finish by Russian Orchestra, Dancers' Verve And Skill Unassuming Party Atmosphere, Pioneering Work Yields Vigorous Show Chichester Festival Theatre: The Chances, Cocteau's Oedipus Rex as Total Theatre, A Sculptor of Mobiles Mr. Calder's Joyful Tate Exhibition, Aristophanes on Tour, National Ballet Of Holland, Living And Partly Living Opera Sadler's Wells: Murder in the Cathedral, Ironic Excursion Into History. Obituaries: Mr. Fraser Gange Baritone Singer, Sir Edward Baron, Mr. Thomas Malomyay, Mr. J. C. Clitheroe Music At Guildford, Obituary. Property: Property Market Stancombe Park For Sale Cotswold Estate Of 234 Acres, Curtis & Henson, Town Houses, Collins & Collins & Rawlence, Harrods. Business and Finance: New Record For Man-Made Fibres, How Wage Costs Have Risen In Western Europe, Ellams Duplicator Company, Nf.244m. French Trade Deficit In May, Gold Price Rises Again Highest Since February, Allan Kennedy & Co. Increased Business Mr. T. A. Kennedy's Statement, U.K. Accepts Cotton Arrangement, Sketchley Limited Chairman's Review, Elliott-Auto Issue Details, The British Plaster Board (Holdings) Limited A Very Satisfactory Year Statement By Sir Graham Hayman, Triplex Foundries Rights Issue, Waterlow & Sons Limited Trading Results Show A Substantial Improvement Mr. Wilfred Harvey's Statement, Highlands & Lowlands Para Rubber Co. Ltd. Record Profit, Orange River Scheme, A Review Of British Pension Schemes, Courage Barclay & Simonds Scrip Issue Ordinary Shares To Be Sub-Divided, Cranleigh Group £1M. Mortgage, London Stock Exchange No Decided Trend The Funds Remain Firm, Attock Oil, Increase In U.S. Car Imports, Ferranti's Export Orders Of £16M., Pound Closes Easier Canadian Dollar Gains Ground, Wall Street Again Closes Firm More $1 Gains, Rugby Portland Offer Success, Bank On Stock Market Fall Recovery Will Not Bring Recession, Gold Reserves Down £33M. Last Month The Cost Of Help For Canada, Dansette Dividend Up 5 Points, Drop In Cuba's Sugar Harvfst, America And The E.E.C., Rubens-Rembrandt Sale Price, Grain Markets, A Guide To Common Market's New Cartel Policy, Brokers Misled By Reports True Bourse Recovery Delayed, A.C.W. To Change Name And Reorganize, Extension Started, Laporte Organization Changes, Standard-Triumph Export Success, Coal Output Rises, Moonie Tests Show "A Very Good Sign", Company Meeting Henderson's Transvaal Estates, Limited Mr. A. H. Ball's Statement, Union Miniere To Cut Copper Output, Overseas Markets, Hasell Sun Limited Mr. T. R. Walker On Recovery And Prospects, Company News Hazell Sun In Deals With Daily Mirror And Thomson Group Price-Pearson Refractories Placing, Union Corporation Group, Foreign Companies Merlin Et Gerin's Turnover Up, News From Industry Motor Vehicle Hire-Purchase Contracts Fall In June Only Slight Decline In New Car Dealings, Sahara Oil Search Reorganization, More Channel Crossings., Amey Group's Rights Issue, Argentine Foreign Exchange Reopens, Increase In Bank Clearings, Overseas Finance Australian Trade Surplus Of £A188m. Best Since 1956-57, Money Supply Adequate No Official Action, Unit Trust Prices, £3M. Order For A.E.I. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices, Commodity Markets Sharp Advance In Tin Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes New Chairman For Alcan (U.K.).
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