The Times - 31/03/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Rowing Correspondent, From Our Boxing Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent-PORT OF SPAIN, MAR, 30, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent-LIVERPOOL, MAR. 30, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-LIVERPOOL, MARCH 30, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, From Our Special Correspondent-BARDUFOSS, NORWAY, MARCH 30, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, MARCH 30, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, By Monitor, From Our United Nations Correspondent-NEW YORK, MARCH 30, From Our Correspondent-THE HAGUE, MARCH 30, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Washington Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, MARCH 30, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent-WESTMINSTER, TUESDAY, From Our Labour Correspondent, LESLIE GARRETT., J. E. BUCKINGHAM. PETER BROWN. 55 Benslow Rise, Hitchin, Hertfordshire., ROBERT SAUNDERS, , RICHARD HILKEN., OLIVE LLOYD-BAKER., GEORG TUGENDHAT., DONALD CHAPMAN., RATHCAVAN., MILES THOMAS, MARTIN BERNAL, From Our Defence Correspondent, PHILIP HARBEN., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Music Critic, From Our Art Critic, From Our Special Correspondent-PARIS, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-BARCELONA, MARCH 30, By Our City Editor, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Educational, Appointments & Situations, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes B.B.C.1 (Ch.1), The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,882, Sound Broadcasting, Bridge Not In The Books. News: Wankel Car Pact Signed, Doctors Again See Minister, Sudanese To Meet Again, Royal Horticultural Society, Death Sentence For Woman's Murder Note Handed To Judge, Policy Statement Sought By M.P.S, The Survival of the Armed Forces, Pardoned Men Compensated 'Acceptable' Sums Not Disclosed, Erratic Day For The Pound, British Yards Win £6M. Orders, Transport Key To Reshaping Of Liverpool, Council Welcome New University, Training Abroad For Services, Hospital Doctors "Too Important", Mr. Johnson Under Pressure To Retaliate, Arabs End Boycott Of I.C.I. Group, Two Aberdeen Angus Sires For Export, Higher Parking Charges 6d. For 15 Minutes In West End, More Women Among Marshall Scholars, "Immigrants Needed In Pits", Mr. Stewart Sees Spanish Envoy, Wilson Letter Disappoints Rhodesia No New Proposals, Ghana University Decision Dr. O'brien To Stay For Normal Time, Undermining The Constitution, "Thank Navy Over Oil"-M.P.S, Greeks In Cyprus Urged To Shelve Enosis Issue U.N. Report Holds Out Hope Of New Mood For Peace Talks, New Talks On West Indies Suggested, An Instant Tin Detector Speeding Search In Cornwall, Hope For European Unity Bonn Disappointment At French Delay, Royal Marines Test Their Hardiness In Arctic Eight-Day Exercise With U.S. And Norwegian Troops, Union To Order Toolmakers Back To Work, Navy Interest In Hovership, Piccadilly Window On Yorkshire, Road Death Toll 9 Per Cent Up 29,024 Casualties In January, Balance Of Rights And Responsibilities Mr. Maudling Defines Party Task, Audley End Reopens On Sunday, 'End County Councils', Unrest Among French Doctors Growing, Inquiry Sought On Chile Dam Disaster, Tribes Back New Crown Prince, Overtime Ended By Stable Wage Oil Firm's Pact Many Demarcations Abolished, Briton On Hunger Strike In Congo, Swiss Poll On International Centre Saturation Point Argument, Private Land Included In Armed Trespass Bill, Cunarder Held Up By Strike Of Seamen Unofficial Action At Liverpool, 'Distortion' Angers Farmers, Fiat Increase To 48-Hour Week Improvements On Export Market, Japanese Want To Fly Atlantic, Three Raiders Killed Off Malaysia Patrol Boats Fire On Sampans, Pilots' Dispute For Arbitration, 'University Of Air' Delay Criticized Official Lead Sought, The Atlanta Constitution, U.S. Ruling Backs Use Of Lockout, 13 Killed, 183 Injured By Saigon Bomb U.S. Offices Shattered By Car-Load Of Explosive Arrested Man Said To Have Been Hired For £100, Churchill Name For Training Ship, Newspaper Strike Threat, Canadian's Stable Sea Platform, Board Fined For Gas Failure, Italian Minister In London, Attempt To Resettle Nauruans Fails, Colleges' "Caution Money" Criticized, Bill An Attack On Liberty, M.P. Says, Former Soldier In Witness Box Again, Raising Funds For Soviet Farms, Free Cinemas For The French, Plan To Overcome Dutch Crisis, Imprint Found On Crash Line Accident Caused By Track Key? Minister Promises Watch On Section, Full-Scale Inquiry Into Ku-Klux-Klan Move By Un-American Activities Committee, Mr. Benn's Ample Apologia For Postal Charges, International Court Invited To Inspect S.W. Africa, Movements Of Liners, On Other City Pages, Hardship If Lines Closed, Gaol Earnings Raised, Cento Chiefs Meet In London, Aden Anti-Strike Law To End Government Move To Improve Relations, Technologist As Prime Minister Road To The Top, Ministry Appoints N. Sea Oil Man, Judge Warns Murdered Man's Widow, £41M. Western Aid Pledges For Kenya, Canada Pension Plan Passed By M.P.S, Suite Restored At Hampton Court, Growing Strain On Primary School Classes Big Loss Of Young Women Teachers, Turning Turtle..., Magna Carta Tribute By Turks. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Sport: Sports in Brief, Drysdale Enters For Men's Singles, Experienced London Gives New Boy A Lesson Combination Punches Dazzle Walker In Exciting Bout, Oxford Crew's Courageous And Impressive Work, Fulham Take A Point Relegation Threat Dominates Game, Antiar's Chance For Third Successive Win, Scots Unchanged Against South Africa, Australian Batsmen Prove Themselves, Esher's Heavy Pack Subdue Aberdeen, Seven Wickets For Two Runs, Only One Change In Cup Sides. Display Advertising: Vickers-Armstrongs (Shipbuilders) Limited, The Provident Clothing & Supply Company, Feed The Minds, The Geographical Magazine, Kleinwort, Benson Limited, Qantas, The Times, Redland Holdings Limited, Heinemann. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Cento Committee Meets. Law: Dock Labour Board Dispute Ex Parte National Amalgamated Stevedores And Dockers And Others, Rating Appeal Begins, Preserving The Status Quo Pesti Hazai Elso Takarekpenzter-Egyesulet And Another V. Cromer And Others, Church To Be Closed Weston And Others V. Church Commissioners, Racial Violence Regina V. Taylor, Discharged Forthwith In Re William Singleton. Politics and Parliament: House Of Commons Calls for restraint on Cyprus, Suez: official and otherwise, House Of Lords Greatly loved Princess, Strictures by Post Office chief on former administration, Gangs poisoning salmon. Official Appointments and Notices: From The London Gazette, Tuesday, March 30, 1965, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, ROME.-The Pope has appointed Cardinal, Major-General (Honorary Lieutenant-, University News Oxford, C.U.B. Appointments. Index. Editorials/Leaders: How Wide a Split?, Keeping it Short, Putting the Questions, Farmers' Figures. Letters to the Editor: Nazi Criminals, Time-Saving Devices, Thieves' Kitchen?, Behaviour Budget, Northern Ireland And Westminster, Positions "East Of Suez", Bread Today, Blocking Of A Bill, Defending The Pound What Government Cannot Control. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: New Metropolitan Opera to Open with Samuel Barber Work, Catherine Lacey As Mrs. Alving, Music in Big Framework, Welcome Revival of Walton Work, Vienna Lucia Not Up to Standard, Verne Without Speed Palace Theatre, Watford: Around the World in Eighty Days, Keeping Faith With Writer Hampstead Theatre Club: The Platinum People, Schubert Festival Week, Singing Full Of Vitality, Magrittes Dominate Exhibition of Surrealists, The America of Kafka's Dreams, £4,400 For "Birds Of Australia", Children's Tv Plays, Sorrow Rather Than Anger, End Of Edinburgh Gateway Company. Obituaries: Laura Lady Lovat, Sir Robert Davis Diving And Escape Apparatus, Prof. J. E. Driver, Mr. S. S. Hammersley, Mr. Olof Sandborg, Lieut. Commander F. C. Bishop, Obituary, Cardinal Fossati Archbishop Of Turin. Business and Finance: Grand Metropolitan Hotels Limited, The British Oil & Cake Mills Limited Sustained Demand For Animal Feeds Need For More Nutritional Development Work Mr. Charles de Boinville On Implication Of Kennedy Round To Seed Crushing Industry, New Contract, Cornhill Insurance Earn More, The Associated Paper Mills, Limited High Level Of Demand Continued, Offer Soon To Holders Of Greek Bonds, Arab Bank Ltd., Latest Dividends, The City Offices Company Limited, Grayston Look For 40% Advance, Cornhill Insurance Company Limited, "Cost Rises Are E.E.C. Danger" Anti-Inflation Drive, William Willett Limited, Met. & Prov. Land Worth £21.5M., Astley Trust Earnings Soar By 67 P.C E.S.C. In £1.3M. Take-Over, I.C.I. Fibres Expand Output Of Nylon Yarns, Bain & Hodge Reject Hodge Group, Brit. Belting Pay 2.6 P.C. Extra, INVERGORDON DISTILLERS (HOLDINGS) LIMITED (Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1948.) A Subsidiary of London Merchant Securities Limited, Courtaulds Plans For Europe, National And Grindlays Bank Limited Annual General Meeting, Ferry Pickering Issue Casualty, Orders Leap In Engineering Delivery Dates Problem, Kennings Expand In France, 84th Annual Report-Canadian Pacific, Thomson To Expand In Education, Croda Confidence, Rosenthal Plant For Devon, Dutch Natural Gas Deposits, British Oil & Cake Problems Seed-Crushers Need Protection, F.P.A. Construction Group Limited, Less Fire Damage In February, F.P.A. Construction Marketing, Permanite Founded 1909 Roofing Felt, Dampcourse And Asphalt Manufacturers Asphalt And Felt Roofing Contractors, $12.7M. Livestock Loan To Uruguay, Poor Timing Of Industrial Reequipment Tax Incentives Ineffective, Britain Lagging In Trade With Spain West Germany And France Increase Their Stake, Sunley Trust To Earn £1.5M., Group To Study The Effect Of Cartels, Grade Org. Acquires Delfont Business, Spot Sterling Better Very High Rates Of Interest, Crittall-Hope-No Monopoly Inquiry, The Scottish Provident Institution Mutual Life Assurance Lord Elphinstone Reviews A Year Of Substantial Progress, R2m. Cement Project, London & Associated Investment Trust Limited Investment In Nigerian Lead-Zinc Mining Co. Ltd., Money Very Short: Huge Turnover, Wm. Baird Raise Payment To 10 Per Cent. Coast Lines' Brisk Recovery, How To Succeed Overseas Be Aggressive, Says Mr. D. Stokes, Pride & Clarke, Ltd. Record Trading Achievement, Ashanti Goldfields Corporation Production Reaches High Peak Earnings Offset By Crippling Burden Of Ghana Taxation No Substantial Relief Expected In The Near Future Maj.-Gen. Sir Edward Spears Reports On His Visit To The Mine, Company News In Brief, No Tax Relief For Ashanti, Mitchell Construction £7M. Export Orders, Astley Offering New Credit Sale Scheme, Japanese Steel Merger, Revenue Surplus Of £446M., Hepworth 11% Ahead In First Half, Sun Alliance Swing To £1.6M. Underwriting Profit, Ross Group Record Year, MANN & OVERTON (London Taxicab Specialists and Motor Engineers, Hire Purchase Finance) Higher Sales And Turnover. Business Appointments: Sir Myles Wyatt Retires Scottish And Merc. Inv. Chairman. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall St. Fall Halted Minor Advance, Further Gains On Paris Zurich Still Weak, Recent Issues, British Funds, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Gold Price Lower, Option Rates, Fabrics Issue Yields 7.6%, Commodities Lead Prices Again Fall Sharply, Stockbroking Merger, Unit Trust Prices, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Small Gains Predominate, Engineering And Insurance Shares Make Headway. Property: Curtis & Henson, Town Houses.
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