The Times - 21/06/1963
1963; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Science Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, From Our Latin America Correspondent, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Scottish Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, WM. AITKEN., A. M. J. DRYLAND, RICHARD GLYN., BARBARA CARTER, WILL CARTER, GLYN DANIEL, RUTH DANIEL, A. H. DAVID, HERMIA EDEN, PETER EDEN, E. M. FORSTER, DOUGLAS GAIRDNER, NANCY GAIRDNER, SHEILA STERN., P. R. R. GIBBS, RICHARD N. GALE., R. T. PAGET., DINGLE FOOT, IAN T. MORROW., RUTH GLASS; FRANK BESWICK; CLIVE JENKINS; IAN MIKARDO, JOHN E. JOHNSON., JOHN D. PEARCE-HIGGINS, Major-General Sir John Kennedy, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DRAMATIC CRITIC, From Our Art Critic, From Our Music Critic, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Public Appointments. Sport: Preparations For Dutch G.P. Eighteen Cars To Compete, Twilight Alley's Great Performance Never Headed In Gold Cup, Warwick, Schools Cricket, Sports in Brief, Crump Wins Place At Wimbledon, Sandmoor Golf Will's Assurance Akin To Maturity, Sabre Title For Royal Navy, Bungert's Warning To Sangster, W. Indies Out Of Character, England Out Of Luck Hero's Ovation For Trueman, Milburn Twists Surrey Tail, Declared Runners At Royal Ascot, Declarations Needed To Reach Decision, Oxford v. Leicester, Queens' Crew To Row At Marlow, White Ants Reach Polo Final Sound Positional Tactics, Mrs. Burton's Record Cycling Victory, Hampshire Lack Enterprise, Compton Croquet, Schools Regatta Moved Upstream, Close Struggle For Lead, Redcar, Triumph Of American Teamwork Australians Overhauled In Lawn Tennis Final, Unhappy Afternoon For Batsmen, U.S. Marksmen Do Well, Glamorgan Retain Command, Gajda Gains First Round Lead Difficult Conditions In U.S. Open, All Eyes On U.S. Athletics Outstanding Racing Expected, Notts Fail After Good START. Display Advertising: Canadian Pacific, Shell, B.O.A.C, Longines, United Glass, Givans, The Chase Manhattan Bank, Multiple Display Advertisements, Canada, Rawlplug, British Heart Foundation, Blue Gillette, The Times, Bartex, Austrian Airlines, British Road Services, I C I, B R N O. Politics and Parliament: Formal censure of Profumo lie, No Guarantee Over Tv Channel Pressure By Group Of Conservative M.P.s, Resignation Issue, Relative importance of return of two women witnesses, House Of Lords Lord Hailsham answers his Commons critics, Mr. Macmillan's "No" on party funds, Advice from universities on Scottish economic growth, Complaint is taken to the Speaker, Labour Move On Peerages Disclaiming Title, Coming debates in both Houses, Judge To Conduct New Profumo Inquiry Labour Want All-Party Body: Deadlock At Talks, Better Export Terms For Commonwealth, House Of Commons Counts in murder indictments, "Let Him Now Be Left Alone". News: Mr. Rusk's Talks To Clear Way For Birch Grove Meeting, 'Fathers And Sons' Crisis Denied No Change Of Soviet Policies Foreseen, Admiralty Assurance On Moorland, Workless Total Down, Agreement On "Hot Line" Signed U.S.-Russian Link By Teleprinter, Trinity Bar Examination Results, Death In Ducking: Misadventure, Science and Medicine Secrets of Bird Flight, Jersey And Aberdeen Angus Lead At Royal Counties, Hardened Convicts' Survival Tests, Twenty-Five Years After-Ii. Czech Planners are Thinking Again, Withdrawal Of Fleet From Nato France's Reported Atlantic Plan Disruptive Gesture, Student's Fears Were Groundless, Jamaica Voters To Be Thumbprinted, New Flood Havoc In East Pakistan, "Compassion But No Concession Over Immorality", Bridge-Tunnel Plan For Channel, Railmen To Seek Another Rise Move For Joint Claim, Black Smoke From Sistine Chapel First Ballots Fail To Elect Pope, On Other City Pages, 500 Germans Apply For Peace Corps, Housing A Big Issue At Deptford Chasing Emigrant Electors, The Queen Elizabeth's Record, Championship For Lucky Strike, Pilots Help To Cut Airport Noise, 250 Arrested In U.S. Racial Riots, 500 Exiles Reported In Cuba Landings "Utmost Cooperation" By Peasants Supply Of Arms For Island's Underground Movements, Success Of German Visit Assured, French Farmers Wreck Market, Japanese Cabinet In Trouble Over Wages And Prices, Parcels By Road Test In East Anglia Major Role Still For Railways, Poisoned Coffee Analysed, Boy WHO Wants To Be A Page, Protecting British Shipyard Labour Union Call To Owners, Not An Extraditable Offence, U.S. Concession To British Airline Charter Flights, New Emir Of Kano Installed, Mr. Kennedy Determined On Accord With Russia, Military Photography: Then And Now, One-Day Strike Cost N.U.R. £107,922, Tradition Broken By "Immortal", Oxford Reader In Anthropology, I.L.O. Circumvents Quorum Trouble, Flying Dolphins, Mr. Heath Defends The Affluent Society, Labour Retain Leeds, South Majority Up In Lower Poll, Swaziland Strike Almost Over, Opposition To New Greek Cabinet, "Mr Ashkenazy To Live In Russia", Water Pipe Theory On Thresher Loss Nuclear Submarine Design Reviewed, Early Talks On Malaysia, Pakistan Talks On Tarbela Dam World Bank Study Of New "Aswan", Site For Halls Of Residence £150,000 More From Mr. H. Samuel, Sino-Soviet Science Exchanges, French Coolness On Contacts, Signor Leone To Form Italian Cabinet Support Offered By Liberals, Criticism Of India By President Ayub, Paralysis as a Long Lie-in, 'Lack Of Interest In German Unity', Many Stranded By Fog In Channel Islands, Sheffield Detective To Appeal, Space Couple Make Report To Experts Moscow Welcome At Weekend, Firms In Playing Card Merger, New Pay Rates For College Staffs Increases Criticized, Ship Shop Stewards Still The AIM, Power Station To Be Fired By Coal 10,000 Scots Jobs Saved £100M. Project, New Kashmir Demand For Plebiscite, Sharp U.N. Call To Britain On S. Rhodesia Demand To Cancel Constitution, Post Office Engineers Not To Collaborate. News in Brief. Law: Fines Of £1,500 In Currency Case, House Of Lords Tax Payable By Settlor On Income From Settlement Inland Revenue Commissioners v. Jamieson, B.A.O.R. Corporal On Secrets Charge Major Tells Of Chase In Street, Court Of Criminal Appeal Murderer's Appeal Dismissed Regina v. Southgate, Order To J.P.s To Take Evidence Charge In France, Question About Inquiry Solicitors, Fine Of £1,755 For Ignoring Order, Court Of Criminal Appeal Committal Challenged Regina v. Brown And Others, Fifth Remand Of Clergyman. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes, Swedish Playwright Of Promise, In The Sale Rooms Silver Fetches £15,705 At Sotheby's, Teacher Wins Chess Title, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,331, Roger Muhl's Show. Picture Gallery: Finish of the Ascot Gold Cup. Property: Special Hotels For Motorists, T. Bannister & Co., John D. Wood & Co., Country Properties, Property For Sale, Adair & Co. and Peacock & Partners. Official Appointments and Notices: Ecclesiastical News New Archdeacon Of London, Four Ministers Resign In Iraq Protest At Attack On Kurds, Appointments In Civil Service, University News Cambridge Tripos Results, New President For "New York Times" Post Of Publisher Stays In Family, Norwegian Minister Resigns. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Duty Done, Duplication in Research, The Fate of the Harkis, A Place for the Small Man, The President's Trip. Letters to the Editor: Profumo Debate, The 39 Articles, British Guiana, Enahoro Case, A Council's Action, Educating Managers, Mr. Macmillan's Leadership, The Defence Battle Coordination Of Policies, Pleasure Flights, Car Insurance. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Sir St. Quintin Hill, Bishop John F. Norton, Lord Alanbrooke. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1863. Reviews: Obvious Influence, Italy Stages Cherubini's Ali Baba for the First Time, More Tears Than Mirth 1914-18 Document Moves West Wyndham's Theatre: Oh What a Lovely War, True Spirit Of Beethoven, Miss Sutherland Without the Golden Tone Sadler's Wells Theatre: Giulio Cesare, Menotti Gets his Festival, High Standard of Trio from Portugal, Bringing out Satire in The Beggar's Opera, Sculpture And Painting, Recognizing What The Composer Meant. Business and Finance: Tesco CAP Record Year With 6¼ P.C. More And Scrip Express Dairy Sales Up £6M. At £79M., Wheat Council Meeting E.E.C. Problem Tackled, The Industrial And General Trust Increase In Gross Revenue Record Dividend Distribution Attained Sir Edwin Herbert Reviews A Year Of Economic Uncertainty, New Capital Units Offer Today, U.S. Gold Stock Unchanged, Overseas Finance Uganda Trade Down Reciprocal Pacts Sought, Credit Lyonnais N.Y. Branch, Japanese Stocks In Demand, Air Products Bid For Saturn Industrial, Lambert Brothers Limited Trading Position Maintained, More Trade By Air During 1962, London County Council, International Paints (Holdings) Adequately Equipped For Future Expansion, Britain Not Doing So Badly In Economic League, International Rubber Situation, Lower Profits From Lancs. Cotton, One Million Domestic Units At 5s. 2½D., Ultra Electric Beat Forecast, Wall Street Flurry, Report On U.S. Stockpiles, Continental Bourses Frankfurt Turns Irregular Amsterdam Easier, Six New London S.E. Council Members, German Post Office Issue Success, New Unit Trust Will Invest In Israel, Societe Anonyme DES Automobiles Peugeot Strong Trading Position Continuous Development Of Sales Survey Of World Motor Industry, Canadian Bill Rate Higher, Bulgaria Orders Two Animal Feed Plants, Brussels Uncertain, C.L.R.P.-Postponement Suggested, Kerry's (GREAT BRITAIN) Limited Machine Tool Makers and Wholesale Distributors To The Motor, Engineering, Radio, Electrical And Cycle Trades, Boots Chairman On Rents, Deutsche Marks Again Firm Pound Quietly Steady, London Provisions, Gold Price Fixed 3/8c. Higher, Motor Distributors Offer For Sale, More Fond Hopes Than Signed Contracts Capital Investment Figures Show Further Fall, Foreign Companies Renault Sales Up 35 P.C., Ability to Pay Still the Criterion, Bairns-Wear Still Above Bid Price, Company News Allied Iron Dividend Raised By 2½ Points B.E.T. Lift Final To 42½ Per Cent-Profit Down, Option Prices, U.G.P. Takes Shares In Shipping Firm, B.S.R. Sales At A High Level, MONTAGU TRUST LIMITED (Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1948), GENERAL MINING AND FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa) Chairman's Speech, Courage, Barclay's New Property Company, London Stock Exchange Gilts Drift Lower Irregular Changes In Equities, British Glues Pay One Point More, Hardun Bux Holdings Oversubscribed, East Surrey Water Success, Thomas Bond Worth, Renold Chain's German Acquisition, Fewer Big Fires In April, Boots Pure Drug Company Limited Total Sales £111,000,000 Mr. Willoughby R. Norman On Retail Rents, Note Circulation Down £7½M., Phillips Rubber Soles Limited, Deutsche Dunlop Expects "Another Record Year", Money Market In The Bank, News From Industry Marketing Service For The Continent Expert Advice For British Companies Expanding Into Europe, Champagne Prospects, Chilean Escudo Rate Fixed, Yesterday's Dividends, Wall Street In Drama $1 Losses Cancelled, Common Market Expert's Visit, Clarkson-Booker Travel Merger, Unit Trust Prices. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Tin Values Hold Steady, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes Five New Directors For Shell International.
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