The Times - 23/09/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Golf Correspondent, From Our Schools Rugby Correspondent, FROM OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Scottish Correspondent, From Our United Nations Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Middle East Correspondent, BY OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, WILFRED KITCHING, R. T. MARLOW., ROBIN H. TURTON, DEREK WALKERSMITH, A. R. WISE, GREVILLE HOWARD, J. D. BARLOW, HINCHINGBROOKE, JOHN BIGGS-DAVISON, PETER WALKER, PAUL WILLIAMS, ANTHONY FELL., NIGEL NICOLSON, E. M. PRICE HOLMES, K. G. BURTON, R. BIRLEY, By Charles H. Gibbs-Smith, VERNON BARTLETT, E. C. L. HULBERT-POWELL, BRUCE WILCOCK, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM A COLLECTOR, FROM A TRAVELLER, The Very Rev. Dr. R. F. V. Scott, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Services Tomorrow:, Opera And Ballet, Legal Notices, Travel, Flowers. Sport: Roehampton Croquet, Ascot Bargains Successful Hunting Experience Helpful, Neck-And-Neck Athletics Britain's Hopes Of Track Successes, Newton Abbot Programme, Yesterday's Racing Results Ascot, Sports in Brief, Ascot Heath Programme, Petite Etoile The Ascot Draw Today Tudor Treasure An Enigma And A Threat, Wolves Look To Broadbent United Should Win Manchester Derby, Rugby Lure Of Metropolis Hospital Cup Holders Play Blackheath, Wembley Pool Scooped Hoad And Rosewall Win Doubles Opponents Tonight, Today's Sporting Arrangements Association Football, Declared Runners For Other Meetings On The Flat Thirsk, Colours To Be Won In Pack At King's, Canterbury, Rangers Called To Action, Scotland Beat England In All 10 Singles, Amateur League Tables Isthmian. News: Car Output And Exports Down, Ford Workers Rebuff Shop Stewards Plan For Monday Strike Rejected, Canberra Fire Cuts Telephones, Kenya Riot Police Out After Attack On Mr. Odinga, U.N. Association's Katanga Finding "Unproven" Charges Against Troops, Wholesale Thefts At London Airport For Many Months Man Admits Stealing £215,000 Goods, Contest For Design Of Students' Village, 39 Entrants Seek To Be Top Dog, "Wild Charges" Against Britain Refuted Mr. Heath Defends Katanga Policy Congo Unity Sought, Britain Will Not Support Secession For Katanga Mr. Heath Denies "Wild Accusations" Over Mr. Hammarskjold's Death, Unity In Christ The Church's Mission, I.M.P. Expects To Borrow £1,780M. Negotiations On Safeguards, Mr. Manley Quits Party Post Effects Of Anti-Federal Vote, Mr. Macleod Sees Buganda Group, Briton Denies Charges By Cuba 30 Years' Prison Demanded, Free Democrats Call Meeting, Dorset Plea On Boundaries, Cheerful Protest March By Scientific "White Coats", Cuban President In Peking, British Exports To Belgium Up, Lord Home To Take Part In Talks On Berlin Meeting With Mr. Gromyko On Monday, Congolese Threat Against Katanga, Pilots' Concern Over "All Aft" Tankers, Man Sees Police After A 6 Appeal, R.H.A. Regiment For East Africa, Reluctance To Join E.E.C. Some Efta States Face "Realities", Safety Rules Miss Older Aircraft, Lavish Italian Economic Aid For Sardinia, School Football Bans, Congress Warned To "Stand By", Dr. Lubke Sees More Party Leaders Socialists Still Tread Warily, A Day In A Tripe Shop Thick Seam, Honeycomb, And Savoury Ducks In A Lancashire Town, Croydon Theatre Needs Help, Sunday Opening Poll Likely Preliminary Moves In Welsh Campaign, Radioactivity In The Air Increases, The Queen Thanks Railwaymen, British Student Detained, Dickens Chalet Opened, U.N. Plan Rejected By Herr Brandt, Committee On Scottish Legal Aid Scheme, Soviet President In Finland, Dartmoor Prisoner Stabs Officer, Australian Kidnapped In S. Vietnam, I.P.U. Vote On U.N. Seat For China, Talks On W. Indies Federation, Japanese Athletes Missing, Diary Of Next Week's Events, Gentle Air of Content in the Allgau, Sir A. Murray Joins Hide & Co. Board, U.A.R. Crisis Of Reluctant Syria Ministers' Rivalry For Power, Gen. De Gaulle's Algeria Hint, Medical Lectures Criticized Call For More Human Contact, Theatre Cut In Rock Planned Edinburgh Castle Hillside, New Device To Foil Pay Snatchers, £900 Paid For Pair Of Cranes, Mr. Ikeda Confident In Economy, Economic Pact With Mali, Entry Into Common Market Favoured Overwhelmingly Motion For Five-Year Economic Plan Approved By Big Majority, Prime Need For Good Beaters, Britain Appoints Ambassador To Kuwait Logical Development In Relations, Segregation Ban On U.S. Buses, Channel Swum Both Ways In 43 Hours, Petition On Bishop Presented, Full-Scale Aircraft of 1849 Vintage, Reading Bans C.N.D. Propaganda, Russia Ready For Any Conference, Lord Montgomery Praises China, B.E.A. Argosy Makes Maiden Test Flight, Trout Inn At Godstow Sold To Brewers £61,500 Auction, The Course Of Nature Migration Despite Fine Weather, "No Good Law Of Censorship Possible", New Designs For Jewelry Good Results In De Beers Contest, Steel Strikers To Stay Out, Mr. Rusk Wants "World Leader" For U.N. Temporary Appointment To Maintain Prestige, Refusal To Serve An African Mr. Menzies Rebukes A Publican, Fear Of New Trouble In Algeria Muslims Harangued In Another Broadcast Series Of O.A.S. Demonstrations, Chinese Technicians And Engineers For Guinea Aid In Development Projects, U.S. Puts Back The Volta Scheme Signing, Blackburn Cathedral To Be Completed, Soundings On E.E.C. By Norway, Mr. Harriman In Delhi. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,792, Sunday Television, Tate Exhibition Of Epstein's Work, Plants To Survive Autumnal Gales, Saturday Television, Alexander Gibson Stands In For Krips, Bridge Teams From 17 Nations. Politics and Parliament: Lord Lansdowne Reports On Congo. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Stowe, Falcon Airways Director Resigns, Award To Surgeons, From The London Gazette, Kenya Coastal Strip Inquiry Joint Appointment Of Sir J. Robertson, New British Envoy To Sudan, Scholarships To Royal Ballet School, Pres. Nkrumah IS New C.-In-C.. Law: Test Case For Wool Retailers Firm Cleared On False Description Charge, 10-Year Sentence On Gen. Faure, Conviction On Drug Charge Affirmed Regina v. Plummer, Court Of Criminal Appeal Sentence For Larceny Reduced Regina v. Freeman Regina v. Longstaff, Man Accused Of Harming Actress, Vacation Court Psychotherapy For Contemnor Pearson v. Stuart, Caravan Dweller On Strangling Charge. Display Advertising: Cooks, Appeals, Gardeners Chronicle, Multiple Display Advertisements, Technology, Cunard Eagle. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: New Life on the Screen, Putting the Time Right, Monetary Defences, Korea's Flying Horse. Letters to the Editor: Property Owners, Katanga, Threads Of Trade "Cohesion Of The Commonwealth", A Nation In Moral Danger, East Germany, Good Deed, "Our Fatal Troika", Railway Fares. Court and Social: Court Circular. Picture Gallery: Pay Claim March By Government Scientific Assistants. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Reviews: A Torrent Of High Spirits Farquhar's Comic Conflict, Toys Which Have Delighted Many Generations, Pianists Russian, American and British, Two Rarities By Haydn Enjoyable Concert At Festival Hall, Industry and the Painter, An Inauspicious Debut Wrong Notes And Languid Tempi, Kortner's Timon in Munich. Obituaries: Madame L. S. Bulandra, Mr. W. D. Herridge Canadian Politician, Signor Carlo Galeffi, Major Pavel Ruzicka, Miss E. Arnot Robertson Novelist And Broadcaster, Obituary, Dr. P. S. Gerbrandy. Business and Finance: Tin Price Up £11 A Ton, Latest Dividends, Doom Dooma Reminder, Currency Rates For Travellers, Undertone Still Firm Irregular Price Changes, Unilever's U.S. Quote May Be Delayed, Malayan Memorandum On Tin, U.K. To Raise Swiss Loan Later This Year South Africa May Ease Capital Controls, Pound A Shade Firmer, Treasury Bill Tender, Company News Loyds Retailers Cut Dividend With Profits Halved London County Freehold Forecast, Improved U.S. Balance Of Payments, Lower Tone On Wall Street, B.O.C.'s Dumbarton Site Plan To Establish Engineering Plant, Australian Food Take-Over Bid, Oceana Development, West Germany's Reserves Rise First Increase Since July, London Wool Sales, Ample Supply Of Money, Terms Of Trade Again Move In Britain's Favour, Unit Trust Prices. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices, Commodities Sharp Rise In Tin Values. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property.
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