The Times - 17/09/1963
1963; Gale Group;
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From Our Northern Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Aeronautcal Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, By Monitor, From Our Special Correspondent recently in East Germany, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our United Nations Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Shipping Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, E. T. C. SPOONER, O. W. GILMOUR., R. W. SORENSEN, chairman; BERNARD COUSIN (Jewish); HEATHER McCONNELL, C. of E. Editor, World Faiths; SWAMI PURNANANDA (Hindu); S. MUHAMMAD TUFAIL. Imam of the Woking Mosque; PAMELA WYLAM, RODERICK MARTIN, ARTHUR GASKELL., J. M. G. LUMSDEN, JOHN ST. JOHN., FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, A correspondent, L. B. G.-S., R. C. R.-G., The Bishop of Natal, T. N. D., From Our Music Critic, From Our Dramatic Critic, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, W. J. PERRY, G. E. KEIRL., W. A. FLERE., JOHN M. HARWOOD, PETER HARRIS, IAN R. CHRISTIE, M. J. F. T. WILSON, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, By Our City Ed tor, From a Correspondent Lately in Madagascar,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Investments And Loans, Opera And Ballet, Building Land And Sites, Appointments Vacant. Sport: Victory Eludes Milan Cambridge 13 pts., Milan 8, Hutchinson Has Busy Day, Sports in Brief, Yesterday's Football First Division, Years Tell On Sedgman Olmedo Puts Out Wembley Seed, World Student Games Rising Prestige in Land of Bossa Nova, R.F.U. Experiment With Laws Revision Of Line-Out And Scrummage, English Cricket Has Taken Wrong Turning In Grip Of Seam Bowlers, Agreement On Golf Rule Changes, Yesterday's Results At Three Race Meetings Lewes, Dodgers' Lead Cut, Aisher Drops Back In 5.5 Placings, Wolves' Defence Riddled Tottenham Make Up Ground, Edinburgh Programme 2.30.-Buccleuch Apprentice Handicap, Declared Runners At Other Meetings Great Yarmouth, Put Out More Flags For Cowdray Park, Edinburgh Selections, London Betting Cesarewitch, Right Boy's Successful First Year At Stud Clippie And Acros May Give Jarvis A Double, Changes In Dragon Gold Cup Rules. Display Advertising: Muncipal Casino, B.O.A.C, Senior Service, Multiple Display Advertisements, British Railways, British Empire Cancer Campaign, Rediffusion, The Albright & Wilson Group, John Brown, Federated Group, Harveys Bristol Cream, Ict, The Times, The Standard, Parker-Knoll, Spicers Plus Fabric, Pan Am, The Bank Of Tokyo, Granada Tv, Olivetti, First National City Bank, The Central Bank Of India, Longlife, The British Non-Ferrous Metals Federation. News: "No Business To Be In Prison" Order For Release, Iranians Go To The Polls Today Women Vote For First Time, "University Expansion Plan Will Fail Without More Able Graduates" Vice-Chancellors' Warning To N.I.C., Algeria To Seize Settlers' Land Mr. Ben Bella Accuses France Of Trickery, Coal Shortage In Spain Feared, Smaller 'Team' Rejected By Ford Unions Negotiation Plan, B.B.C. Campaign On Second Tv Service Kangaroo As Symbol, France May End Tourist Petrol, Battle Against Time To Build Homes In Skopje Resettlement Of 120,000 People, President Tito's Plans Include Visit To U.N. Assembly, Protest At Borough Name, School Entry At Six "Retrograde", S. Korea Struggle For Presidency, Jakarta Mob Attacks British Embassy Ambassador's Car Burnt, 900 Windows Broken Pipe-Playing Major Defies The Rioters, Medical Diagnosis By Computer Successful Trials In Russia, "Onerous Proviso" On Silver Firm Judge's Criticism, Airlines Study Threat To Ban Traffic To S. Africa B.O.A.C.'S Hopes Of Maintaining Route, No Holds Barred in a Camel Race, More Killed In The Mines Accidents Rise In "Safety Year", Church Without Wall Windows For Scottish New Town, Geographers To See Old London Maps July Congress Of 4,000, Plan For European Citizenship Lord Grantchester's Efta Proposal, Dr. Azikiwe To Be First President, Terms For French £140M. Loan, Effect Of Outside Demand, Former Inspector Says: "You Can't Wear Kid Gloves", Queen Fabiola, Monument Scheduling Opposed, Mauritius Seeks £2M. Loan, Woman Adrift 10 Days In Atlantic, Polish People Hit By Rising Price Of Food, African Voters To Be Given Preference, Swallows Disrupt Idlewild Airport, Gull's-Eye View Of The Bomb, Dr. Schiröder's Paris Visit, Malaise Endangering Status of Britain Scientists Should Be Recruited For Boardroom, Says Dr. Bronowski, The Queen IS Expecting A Baby In New Year No Engagements After October, Doctor's Denial Of Assaulting Boy, Protests Over London Talks On Nagas Mr. Nehru's Search For Solution, B.E.A. Faces Challenge On Domestic Routes Independent Flights Increase, Coke In The Mailbags, Treasure Search Strikes Gold, Nile Valley Dwellers Prepare For Great Migration 85,000 Villagers To Be Displaced By Aswan High Dam Project, Sporting Rifle Title For Woods, Woman Arrested At Barricaded Home, Too Much Talk In Russian Tv Dreary Programmes, State Finance For Parties Urged, Trooping Application Rejected, £26,000 For Two Social Surveys, Bp Order Three Tankers From Sweden, Treasury Guidance On Manpower Issues, Eastbourne Hotel Changes Hands Plans For Enlargement, British Communist Plea For Unity, Twin-Jet Aircrafts Test Flights, The Allegheny-Longdoz Plant at Genk Will Produce 18,000 Tons of Stainless Steel per Annum, S. Africans Absent At Nature Talks Criticism Of Kenya "Discrimination", 'Surgeon's' Frauds On Woman Sheltered Life, Mr. Kennedy's "Deep Sense Of Outrage" At Bombing 1,400 Troops And Police On Guard After Riots By Angry Negroes, Motors And Motoring A Roomy Station Wagon For Easy Touring, "Incomes Policy Must Show Imagination", 14-Stripe Flag Flies Over New Nation, Historian Answers Questions About Shakespeare-I Only The Dark Lady IS Still A Mystery, Russia Accused Of Inciting Anti-China Hysteria Peking Replies To Protest Over Train Incident, Managers' Role In Human Progress Shaping The New Society, A Report On The State Of Civil Defence Today, East German Leaders Preparing Shop Window Elections, £166M. Canadian Wheat Sale To Russia Deal Will Include Grain For Cuba, Radio Gift For Fair Isle Boat Safer 25-Mile Trip, 20 Calves Packed In Small Van, Man In The News Birmingham Caesar Faces Battle Of The Rents, Book Sales Fall As Demand For Tokens Rises, Oxford Car Delivery Men Strike, Council Posts Difficult To Fill Fears Over London Reorganization, Clash Over A Proposed Resort Gower Amenities, Scottish White Paper "Unacceptable", Invalids, New Difficulties For Refugees, Protest Made In London, Russian Arms For India, Mr. Martell Clashes With Sir T. O'brien, Joy-Riders Danger To Shipping, Call For Debate On Vietnam, Australian Inquiries On Missing Wife, Due In Brazil Tomorrow. Law: Accused Of Arson At Brother's Shop, Enemy Of Bureaucracy Sentenced, Charge Of Murdering Schoolgirl, Two More On Mail Train Charges, Appeal By Co-Op Case Man, Priest Was Drunk In Charge Of Car, 400 Before Central Criminal Court, Refugee Ship Man Fined. Picture Gallery: Two Frigates pay a London Visit. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Liberals "Farm Out" Ballot, Lord Denning Hands In His Report Call At Admiralty House. Official Appointments and Notices: Mr. R. Armstrong-Jones Resigns Post, Two Ministers Retire, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Tristan's New Chaplain, New Commander In Central Africa. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Jurisdiction for Safety, Relations with Rome, The Mostest, Mixed Motives Force. Letters to the Editor: Freedom To Marry, Which Kind Of School?, They Served An Empire Medical Talent In Reserve, Slavery, Killed By SALT, Motorway Routes, Realism In Rents, Religious Freedom, Transport Studies, Primary Need A Second Language For Children. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. C. M. Hobson, Miss Alison Macfie, Mr. Gordon Sturtridge, Mr. William Phelps, Sir James Tucker, Obituary, Rt. Rev. C. J. Fergusondavie, Miss Dorothy Margaret Stuart, Mr. Mohammad Ikramullah The Building Of Pakistan, Mr. H. A. Siepmann Expert On Banking In Europe. Reviews: We Have Been Here Before Hampstead Theatre Club: Cider With Rosie, Aldwych Actors In The Miracles, Good Exposure Of Clichés Sharp Humour In Oxford Revue Phoenix Theatre: * * * *, Things Seen The Painter in Relation to Calligraphy, Virtuoso Tchaikovsky by Moscow Orchestra, Collapse of a Pipe Dream O'Neill Study in Illusion Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon: A Touch of the Poet, Famous Production Retains its Vitality Scala Theatre: Julius Caesar. Arts and Entertainment: The Future of the Abbey Theatre, Musical Derived From Ostrovsky, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,406, Television Programmes. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1863. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets Influential Buying Of Forward Zinc: Cash Tin Falls £5 A Ton, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: Sharp Rise In U.S. Bill Rates, Overseas Finance French 2,000M. Franc Loan Interest Rate Will Be Variable, News From Industry Mitchell Construction Win £500,000 Canadian Contract Railway Siding In Factory, Company News 7½ Points Extra And Another Scrip By Stone-Dri Sangamo Weston Half-Year Profits Up, Latest Dividends, Foreign Companies Imperial Cold Storage Hit By Severe Drought, Argentine Rail Strike, Continental Bourses Milan Loses More Ground Royal Dutch Bullish On Amsterdam, U.S. Steel Demand Rising, More Comfortable Day For Money, Late Turnround On Wall Street, Iranian Oil Talks START In London Higher Dividend And Profits From Fairey, Canadian Dollars Firm, Mauritius Government 6½ per cent. Stock, 1973/1975 Offer For Public Subscription Of £2,095,000, Studebaker Looks To Sales Boost, Madagascar Fair-Landmark For 'New' African States Interest Shown By Foreign Financiers, Tiger Oats Raising £930,000, Rise In French Car Production, 2,000 Factory Workers Sent Home, Marine Nuclear Insurance Cannes Conference Discussions, Industrial Output In U.S. Falls, Mitsubishi Raises Silver Price, Swedish Surplus In Foreign Trade, Growing Strength In Tramp Freight Market, Bleached Cardboard Mill, £740,000 Rights Offer By Inns & Co., Smaller Demand For Gold, Can. $325M. Bond Issues, Option Prices, Wall Street Falters Minor Changes Either Way, Italy Produces New Synthetic Fibre, Chase Manhattan Bank Take-Over, Singapore Markets Closed, British Exhibits At Anuga, Business Peace Corps Called For, William Press Confidence, U.S. Export Promotion Plan Now Bearing Fruit Credit Insurance Scheme Now In Full Swing, Trading Deficit In Europe Trade Of O.E.C.D. Europe With Non-Member Countries, Replenishment Of I.D.A. Resources, Cotton Group Meets In Athens, Australia Wheat Prospects, Antofagasta (Chili) And Bolivia Railway, London Stock Exchange Firmer Trend In Equities Short Bonds Firm, Centrovincial £2M. Issue Loan Stock At £99, Background To Hussel Pact Important Role Of Morgan Et Cie, Company Meeting Keelavite Hydraulics Limited Benefits Of Diversification, Bell Fruit Gambling Machine Venture, Unit Trust Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes Barclays Bank Appointment. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Hampton & Sons, Alfred Savill & Sons, Sales By Auction.
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