The Times - 22/04/1960
1960; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ARCHITECTURAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Athens Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR JERUSALEM CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Rome Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Medical Correspondent, MARK L. THORNEWILL., D. B. ZERDIN., R. S. LATHAM., ERNEST LINDGREN., LEO D'ERLANGER, , E. L. SPEARS., JOHN NORTH., TEDWARD MALMESBURY., FREDK. J. BALLARD., From Our Agricultural Correspondent, D. B. THORNTON, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, From a Correspondent, W. M. M., A correspondent, Mr. Laurence Kitchin, Mr. Alan Pryce-Jones, From Our Science Correspondent, R. GOLDBERG., H. R. BROADBENT, A. W. RICHARDSON, , STANLEY YOUNG., W. M. JONES POWELL., HAROLD S. MONTEFIORE., J. P. BROWN, STANLEY WAY., D. C. HORTON., FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, M. S. MAKOKO, , A. T. MCNCK MASON., F. H. E. TOWNSHEND-ROSE., C. H. TURFF., C. M. TRELAWNY IRVING., JOHN TAYLOR., J. R. BLINCH., FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Transfer Books, Appointments And Situations Vacant and Required, Flowers, Opera And Ballet, Motor Cars & C.. Politics and Parliament: Government Advances To Coal Board Figure Of £517M., Downing St. Contract Two-Year Scheme Of Rebuilding, Parliamentary Notices, Business Efficiency At Westminster Dictating Machines Sought For M.P.s. Picture Gallery: Birthday Events. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Associated-Rediffusion, Shell, King George's Fund, Auto-Stackers, The British Bank, Multiple Display Advertisements, Beecham's, Communication Systems, Egg, Ballantine's, Colt, The Borough Treasurer, Rawlplug, The Times, Bowaters, Martin, Parker-Knoll, Stewarts And Lloyds, 'North Central', Esso, 'Terylene', Hertz, Pye, Cinzano, Cementation, The Scottish Provident Institution, De Beers', Ncb, Twa, Norwich Union, Cleveland Discol, Bea, Banking Corporation. News: Channel Tunnel Shares Lower Recovery After 6s. Fall, Mr. Nash's Talks With Mr. Khrushchev "Frank And Animated", Italian Cult Of The Individual, The Mysterious Langley Hum Noise From Nowhere, Icelandic Trawler's £16,545 Catch, Battle For The Small Car Market Rages In U.S. British Confidence In Craftsmanship And Reliability, Lax Adults Lead Young Astray Women Teachers' Criticism, Boycott Of U.S. Ships Continues Syrian Retaliation, Cars Destroyed By Palermo Gangs Many Damaged By Fire, Mr. Louw Defends His Actions Against Press Seekers Of "Sensational News" Condemned, British Council Of Churches Condemn Apartheid Policy Archdeacon Of Cape Town Suggests Ways To Ease Tension, By Railway To The Arts Swindon's Debt To The G.W.R., Gains In Cancer Research British And U.S. Experiments, 1,200 Africans In Nairobi Face Eviction Concern At Recent Influx Into Urban Areas, Drug In Student's Pocket Magistrate Asks For Report, Apartheid's Repercussions In Brazil, Women Of Morocco, Dr. Oberlander Springs A New Surprise Rehabilitation Sought, Shipbuilders Advised To "Scrap And Replace" Scottish T.U.C. Call For Abolition Of Trade Barriers, Making Selection More Efficient A Plea For The "Comprehensives", N.U.T. Urge Minister To Stop Using Unqualified Teachers Proposal For Strike Action Threat Rejected On Executive's Call, "Brains Trust" To Attract Capital To Greece Making Industry More Efficient, Changes Urged In Mental Nursing, New Home For Durham Library Servants' Hall Of Castle, Gray On A White Night Reconstructing The Elegy Through The Small Hours, Moves To Lessen Detergent Foam Tests With New Basic Material, Protection For Indian Girl Students Reasons For Wave Of Violence, Students Protest In Nepal "Everest IS Ours", Verifying Cuts In Armed Forces Russia To Study U.S. Plan, More Pay Calls Predicted Hire-Purchase As Root Cause, Casualty List, Mau Mau Report On May 3 Three Years' Work, Good Outlook For Trade With U.A.R. Mission's Hope Of Rise In Exports, Death Of Former Stable Lad Shot After Inquiries On Dope Allegations, Workers "Spied On" In Canada Union Leader's Charge, An Hotel Full Of "Sound" London Audio Fair Opens, New Russian Note On Laos Timed To Influence Elections, Orang Utan Pets To Be Registered, President Rhee Left Without A Cabinet Emergency Meeting Of Assembly Today Consultations With Former Prime Ministers, Lord Monckton Home On Short Visit, Soviet Interest In New Trade Body Ready To Join Paris Conference, Helping Greece's Refugees £100,000 Grant From Britain, B.M.A. Ease Rule On Broadcasts Ban On Doctors' Names Lifted "Danger" Of Press Interviews, Fylingdales "Only Place" Minister On Early Warning Station, 4M. Passengers, 340,000 Cars Last Year, Civil Rights Bill Passed Much Left To Negro Initiative, Pause In Law Of Sea Conference Second Thoughts On Mexican Proposal, Midas Touch In Data Recording New System Saves Time And Money, 8 Scots Shipyards Idle Strike In Sympathy With Apprentices, Signor Fanfani Stands Firm Clear Choice Before Party, Inquiry Into London Busmen's Pay Sought, Entries For "Tall Ships" Races 22 Vessels From 12 Countries, French Plan To Build Mach 2 Airliner London In 10 Min., Cyprus Agreement Near Detailed Discussion On Bases, Farming Business Borderline, Chemical Engineers' Symposium Study Of Distillation, Royal Yacht Work Well In Hand 144 Gallons Of Paint, Financial Inquiry For U.S. Airline Vickers-Armstrongs' £12M. Claim, Bishop Of Johannesburg In London, City That Frowns On Aerials "Persuasion" But No Ban, S. Cameroons Britons Accused 'Working Against State', Frank Talks With Canadian Cabinet Gen. De Gaulle's Hopes Of Peace, Mr. Mintoff's Visit To Athens Aid Sought For Malta Independence, Gorse Fire Inquest Adjourned Pathologist's Evidence, New College Of Gynaecology To Be Opened By The Queen In July, Radio Malaya's Duty To "Serve Government" Minister Accused Of Nightly Visits To "Vet" Reports, Designing Britain's Brasilia Embassy Architects Hope For Open Contest, Confusion In Yugoslavia Over Communist Party's Future Monopoly On Major Decisions To Be Retained, Navigational Aid Station Site Air Ministry To Go Ahead With Plan, Rainmakers' Success In Snowy Mountains Increased Potential Of The Hydro-Electric Scheme, Deaths In Congo Tribal Raid Chiefs' Ultimatum To Belgians, L.C.C. Cocktail Party Protest "Ratepayers' Money", Use Of Electron Beams To Cut And Weld New Technique For Fine Work, Broadcast Station In Ship Dutchman Finds Way Round Authority, W.R.A.C. Captain Tells Of "Strain' Never Intended To Misapply Money, Protest March By Cleaners "Reduction Of 9s. 3D." After Hours Cut, New York Port Crippled For A Day Clerical Workers' Strike Girls As Pickets, Shrewd Advocate For Southern Rhodesia's Rights, Venezuela Rebels Give Way Swift Action By Government, Non-Smoking Wards For Hospitals Doctors' Petition, Helicopter Flight To Hospital Lord Hinchingbrooke's Daughter Ill, Socialists To Meet In Israel First International Outside Europe, In The Money, Pass Laws Reform In S. Rhodesia Recommendations By Urban Officials, The Queen's Birthday, Threat To Hospital Removed, French Seizure Of Two Newspapers Report Of British Organization To Help Deserters, Coal Board To Take 'Green' Labour Lancashire Pits Expansion, No Concessions At Delhi Leaders Restate Arguments, Aragon Ready For Maiden Voyage New Ships On South American Service. Law: £500 Fine Imposed In Auction Case "Architect Of Fraud Scheme", Kenya Death Sentence Appeal, Driver Gaoled After French Crash, Arrest On New Warrant Caborn-Waterfield's Bail Set At £12,000, Man Charged After Porter's Train Fall, Separate Trial Refused For Man Accused Of Pen Club Murder Prosecution Witness Still Untraced, "Mein Kampf" Quoted At E. German Trial, Luthuli In Court, £10,000 Fines For Export Offence "Scrap" Plates From Mersey Tunnel, £1,000 Fine Halved, Bench Dismiss Case For Second Time, Remand On Murder Charge. Sport: Probable Runners At Two Meetings Sandown Park, Schools' Fencing Outstanding, Sports in Brief, Wingfield Sculls Draw, Chance For FAST Mile By Heath Schools Meeting At White City, Real Madrid Gain Two-Goal Lead, Yesterday's Racing Results Epsom, New President For Yorkshire C.C.C., Curvis Bids For Empire Title Matched At Swansea Against Barnes, America's Cup Speculation British Group's Reaction, Sports Car Races Declining Tourist Trophy Now "Grand Touring", Records Rounds Off Oxford Sports Wood's Thoughts Turn To Steeplechase, Right Of Way's Victory Does Not Flatter Tudorich, Test For Knight And Pickard, Rugby Tour Of South Africa, Strong Eton Golf Side Cup Won In Public Schools Event, Webbs Win 6 And 5 In Foursomes, Young Diver Chosen, Plump Wins At Epsom In Best Possible Style Rare Bargains In 1,000 Guineas, Miss A. Drummond-Hay Leading For Badminton Championship, Nine Holes In 31 By Rees Weetman's Challenge For Spalding Golf, Share Of Hockey Title At Stake, Ylliam XIV Sails Good Course U.S. Aircraft Carrier Sets Problem, Gay Abandon Of Sevens Fitting Finale To Rugby Season, Rackets Seeds Beaten Pugh Forces Way To Semi-Final. Arts and Entertainment: Amateur Beats A Chess Master Premier Tournament At Bognor, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,350, Rarities From A Venetian Hand Engravings At Sotheby's, For the Summer Evening Parties, Russian Bread, Broadcasting Programmes, One-Woman Show For Globe Theatre, Another Chess Draw Likely Tal Unusually Sedate, World Bridge Championship 28 Nations In Turin Tournament, Gala Performance Of "Ross" For Charity. Official Appointments and Notices: New Ambassador In Liberia Mr. H. A. N. Brown Appointed, Baptist Appointments, Rome And Abbey Scholarships, Naval Appointments, University News Cambridge, New Chairman Of Arts Council Lord Cottesloe Appointed, New High Court Master, Spain's New Housing Minister Other Changes Expected. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1860. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Priorities for the Summit, A Sensible Decision, Big White Brother, Cantonment Canto. Letters to the Editor: Under The Sea To France Financial Plans For Tunnel, Use Of Hospitals, No Premium For Brains, What Egg Board Does, Churchwardens, Civil Service In Africa The Implications Of Changed Times, How Do They Spend It?, Legal Charity, Tax Injustice To Women Losing Both Ways, Bees And Fruit, Interpreting A Statute Should State Pay Appeal Costs?, Remuneration For Dentists, Plague Of Starlings, Forestry Losses, Nightingales, The Country Parson, University Entry, The Future Of Sound Broadcasting, Noise From Aircraft, Forty-Two Hour Week, Spiritual Healers, Reception On The Rates, The Trojans At Covent Garden. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Character Lost In Keane's New Play Premiere In Dublin, Mr. Bryan Senior's Paintings London Exhibition, Stravinsky's Ballets: Revival Of Le Sacre, Entertainment, String Quartet From U.S. Work of Elliott Carter, Simple Charm of U.S. Musical The Most Happy Fella, Calm Authority In Mozart Concerto Mme. Gina Bachauer's Playing, Police In The Stalls Dismal Evening At Naples Opera, Dutch Pianist At Wigmore Hall, Victorian London's Favourite American Actress, Play About Uprising In Warsaw Ghetto, Characterization Slows Thriller. Obituaries: Miss Lillah McCarthy, Brig. T. Fairfax-Ross, Mme. Rosa Grunberg, Mr. R. W. Chapman Johnson And Jane Austen, Obituary, Mrs. J. P. Davies A Life Devoted To Nursing, M. Paul Fort "Prince Of Poets". Property: A Garden Suburb For Sale, Flats And Chambers, Furnished Country Properties, John D. Wood & Co., Landstone Investments Ltd., Country Properties, Walter H. Petersen & Son. Business and Finance: Prospects On The Paris Bourse Recovery After A Sharp Setback, New Issues Allied Securitiess Offer Next Week, Tww Limited Independent Television For South Wales & The West Of England, Mr. Maudling's Paris Visit Talks On Six And Seven Problems, Latest Dividends, Singapore Rubber Market Firm Russia's London Buying Has Little Effect, T.W.W. Are Considering Piped Television, Acute Shortage Of Money Large Amount Of Help, Further Rise In Note Circulation, British Land Buys Denham Studios, World Exports Of Manufactures Strong Recovery In 1959, New Anglo-Japanese Talks In May, New Move In Bid For Waterlow Purnell Showing Their Strength, Bank Of Indonesia Capital Rise, Reasons For Grampian Capital Increase, Sales Of Scientific Instruments Rise Of 7 Per Cent In 1959, EQUITY Prices Cheaper Funds Remain Steady, S. African Reserves Fall £3,400,000, Wall Street Rallies To Close Very Steady, The Associated Biscuit Manufacturers A Satisfactory Year's Trading Substantially Increased Sales At Home And Abroad Mr. Reginald Palmer On Group's Continued Progress, Credit National To Float Loan, Canadian Bank Rate Lower, India's Tea Prospects Statistical Position Favours Producers, Pound Holds Its Ground, Unit Trust Prices, British Merchants' Insurance Company (M.M.I. Policies) Record Year Capitalization Issue, World Wool Exports Nearly Doubled U.K. Share Reduced, Report Of $200M. Loan To Venezuela, Associated Electrical Industries Limited, Spanish Delegation As Guests Of F.B.I., Smith St. Aubyn Pay More, C.D.C. Washington Talks Reviewed, U.K. Still S. Africa's Biggest Wool Buyer, French Use More Petroleum 20M. Tons Consumed Last Year, Essex To Offer £10M. Of 51½ Per Cent Spate Of Industrial Issues, Australia's Wool Output May Exceed Forecast, St. James' Court Estate, Clapton Stadium Profits, Rising Production Of U.S. Crude Oil, Bids And Deals, Wm. Hancock Raising £500,000 "Rights" And Scrip Proposals, U.S. Gold Stock $1M. Down Net Borrowed Reserves Improve, Jessel, Toynbee, Siam's Tin Policy Proposals, Capital Airlines Merger Hopes, Company Results International Paints Repeat Dividend At 20 Per Cent. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Commodities Copper Reacts After Early Advance, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes Sir Neville Gass To Retire From Bp. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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