The Times - 04/04/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From Our Labour Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, RICHARD PILKINGTON., R. G. PROBY, GEOFFREY KERR, RICHARD COLLIER, W. O. J. ROBINSON, JOHN NICOLL, ANTHONY SILLERY, WESTON D. GARDNER, From Our Special Correspondent in the West Indies, LEON BAGRIT, J. DU P. FOURIE., MICHAEL TOMKINS, FROM OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, Miss Vera Brittain, From Our Architectural Correspondent, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR SCHOOLS RUGBY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Legal Notices. News: West Of England Chess Tie Hollis And Ansell Give Nothing Away, Action Urged On U.N. Against S. Africa, Eskdale Railway In Use Again Diesel Locomotive Acquired, Rent Strike Fails On Council Estate, A Commonwealth Of Muslim Nations Suggested, China To Release American, British Woman's Work In Argentina, Makeshift Pattern of Islands, Police Leave Stopped In Murder Hunt, Thames Pleasure Boats In Need Of A Kinder Summer Owners Tell Of Financial Struggle To Keep Services Going, Jordan Complaint To U.N., Mr. Sandys Off To Nigeria, Psychological Aspects of Car Driving, President Kennedy To Visit Paris In May Gesture Welcomed By France, Italian Ship Brings 1,200 West Indians, Lord Home's Visit To Spain, Indian Troops May Leave Congo If Mr. Dayal IS Removed, Service Haircuts Criticized Professional Mocks At Queen's Regulations, 100 Years Of Hard Work At The M.I.T., Last Day Of West Indies Visit, Mercedes Likely To Win Safari British Success In Team Event, Radical Change In Turkish Politics, Party Politics At T.U.C. Attacked Mr. Woodcock Replies To Union Critics, Minister Faces Threat Of A Boycott In Aden, Winter In Lebanon Shaky But Effective Indoor Heating And Frolics In The Snow, Ban At Cinema Eased Entry For "Decent Youngsters", Ilyushin Air Crash Still Unsolved, Doctors' Oath Wrong Public Idea On Ceremonial, Canadian Vanguard's Belly-Landing, German Industrial Progress, Tests Of Signal Satellites, Drilling To Depth Of 4 Miles Needed, Bowling Soon On Middle Temple Lawns, Israel's Second Attempt To Control Negev Beduin Town Settlements To Beat Constant Security Risk, Worst Easter In South For 10 Years Motorists' Early Return Home, Cuban Interception Of U.S. Ship, Lincoln's New Cathedral Treasury, Teachers Condemn Cuts In Education Service, Three Hit By Rock That Killed Woman, Mr. Macmillan Due In Washington Today Post-Suez Turning Point For The Alliance Task Of Establishing Personal Relations With President, 200 Exotic Birds Stolen, Co-Op. Party Defeat Platform On Labour Discipline Stand For Liberty To Alter Location Of Parliamentary Candidates, More Exchanges Before Evian Terrorism Outburst During Weekend, "Polaris Ships In Wrong Loch" Mr. G. Brown's Visit, Women Urge Tv Censorship, 31 Arrests After Incidents Near U.S. Embassy Anti-Polaris Group In Clash Sit-Down Protests, Oil Talks With Iraq Resumed Gen. Kassim's Outburst On "Imperialists", £11M. Redevelopment Plans In Liverpool, Hopes Rise For Settlement In Laos Moscow Meeting Satisfactory, Lord Home Leaves, British Student Killed, Draughtsmen Back Rebel M.P.s, Cyprus Tax Order Challenged President Makarios's Action "Illegal", President Will Spend 3 Days In Ottawa, Pakistan "Bombing Villages", Penetrating The Earth's Second Layer Basalt From 550ft. Below Ocean Bed Hope Of Evolution Evidence, Mr. Macleod Up Against Kenya Obstacle Problems Unresolved In Talks With African Leaders, Argentine Army's New C.-In-C., Copts And Ethiopians Dispute At Holy Sepulchre, Call For Marxist Song And Drama. Picture Gallery: Where Cedars Bow Beneath The Snow. News in Brief. Law: Clerk On Arson Charge, Man Stabbed In Car, Court Told, Woman Student On Boy Murder Charge, Nuns' Evidence At Murder Trial Screams Heard In Convent Grounds. Display Advertising: Associated-Rediffusion, Electricity Supply, Woolwich, Gkn, Boots, The Fleming Memorial Fund, Diamonds, Macleans, Lansing Bagnall, Multiple Display Advertisements, Blundell-Permoglaze, The Times, Industrial Estates, Vichy, Temperance Permanent, Daimler, The Three Banks Group. Arts and Entertainment: Rare Editions In Bible Display, Tal's Illness Delays Chess Championship, Broadcasting Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,644. Reviews: Plays an Archbishop Banned, A Programme of 20th Century Classics, New Musical From Ireland Routine Romantic Plot, Drawing Room Comedy, Topographical Merits in Pictures, Famine And Medical Relief In Congo. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Speculation On Visit To Britain. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Dressed for a Spin, Helicopters Up to Date, Corroding the Steel, Seeing IT Whole, Municipal Builders. Letters to the Editor: Spectacles, Quality Needed, Strangers To Fiction, In National Parks, Friend Of Tanganyika, Realistic Rents, Without A Passport, Goods As They "Should Be" IS Phrase A Sign Of The Times?, Danger On The Roads, "It IS Considered Unfortunate". Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: District Registrars, Roman Catholic Changes, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Oxford University. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Obituaries: Mr. Stephen Hobhouse, M. Paul Landowski, Admiral Douglaspennant, Sir David Rivett A Distinguished Chemist, Sir Barry Jackson Founder Of The Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Mr. B. Y. Olenin, Bishop Batty, Obituary. Sport: London Boys Fail To Use Chances, Tie For Hornets Easter Trophy, Sports in Brief, Newcastle, Glover Trophy For Surtees Determined Driving At Goodwood, Norman's Header Too Much For Gallant Chelsea, Lively Rugby In Second Half, Football Results And Tables First Division, National Hunt Results Manchester, Orly Outpaces Opposition Impressive First Appearance, Preston Switch Saves Point, Tamesis Boat First Six Times, Fencing Surprise By Halsted, Clark Wins At Pau Easing Up, German Hockey XI Prevail Again French Team Return Home Unbeaten, Record By Juniors In Canoe Race, Birmingham, Mackay And Law In Scotland XI No Place For White At Wembley, Kempton Park Results, Probable Runners At National Hunt Meetings Chepstow, Bristol Shaken By Early Reverses, Champion Third Year Running, Youth Challenges Experience Leading Lawn Tennis Names Missing, Pack Hold The Key To Swansea Success, Wetherby, Leicester Now The Final Barrier To Spurs Five Points Lead In League As Wednesday Fade, The Pouncer Makes All The Running, Classic Tests At Longchamp, Second Day's Programme On The Flat At Birmingham, Penalty Checks Newcastle, Unconvincing Success Of Sweet Solera Pandofell Takes Queen's Prize Comfortably. Business and Finance: Company News Yardley's Sales Increase Substantially: New $3M. Factory In America, John Emsley Limited, City News In Brief, Fall In U.K. Copper Consumption, Italian Loan In Switzerland, S. African Minimum Reserve Cut, Bakelite Limited Mr. Stanley Adams Reports Highest Turnover In Company's History, More Prosperous Times Ahead For Clothing Trades, Rise In U.S. Bill Rate, Japanese Reserves Rise $60M., Investors Looking Beyond The Budget Higher Russian Oil Exports, Bradbury, Greatorex & Company Improved Trading Result, Super Oil Seals & Gaskets Record Production, Sales And Profits, Shield Units Pay More, Cannon (Holdings) Limited Exceptional Difficulties In Launching New Product Outstanding Sales Success Of "Gasmiser" Mr. A. F. Oatley On Credit Control And Purchase Tax Variations, Wall Street Advances Selling Overcome, Protecting Investors Against Brokering Failures Compensation Funds In The Provinces, $8M. Loan For Uganda, The Premier Investment Company Higher Profit And Dividend Benefits Offered To The Small Investor Mr. H. C. Drayton On Advantages Of A Well-Managed Trust, Hilger & Watts Limited Turnover Again A Record Mr. G. A. Whipple On Current Position, Rapid Export Growth Forecast In U.S.. Stock Exchange Tables: Montreal And Toronto Exchanges. Business Appointments: Business Changes Mr. R. F. Glazebrook Resigns From Midland Bank Staveley Iron And Chemical Appointments. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Bonham's, Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Hampton & Sons, Sales By Auction.
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