The Times - 17/06/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From a Staff Reporter, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From a Cycling Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Staff, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-MUNICH, From Our Special Correspondent-COPENHAGEN, JUNE 16, From Our Correspondent-GENEVA, JUNE 16, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, JUNE 16, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, JUNE 16, From Our Special Correspondent-GENEVA, JUNE 16, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Shipping Correspondent, From Our United Nations Correspondent-NEW YORK, JUNE 16, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, L. R. PALMER., BEATRICE ROLPH., IAN M. HENDERSON., K. R. HILL., THELMA CAZALET-KEIR., MILVERTON., D. BAVERSTOCK., From Our South Wales Correspondent, NANCY CRAWSHAW., G. F. REHIN., SIDNEY A. MELMAN., F. A. BLACK., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S, FROM OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera Ballet And Concerts Henry Wood Promenades, Appointments And Situations Vacant and Required, Flowers. Sport: Kenyon Obsessed With Fear Of Losing Warwickshire More Like Potential Champions, Woman Captures Bisley Prize, Cyclists Live Dangerously Over Level Crossings, Derbyshire Miss Their Target, Dexter Touch Beats Kent Spectacular Win For Sussex, R.A.F. Retain Services Golf Title, Emerson Seeded First At Wimbledon Miss Ebbern Preferred To Mrs. Susman, Sports in Brief, Glamorgan Stave Off Defeat No Praise Too High For Pressdee, Australian Attack Cut Down To Size, Lancashire Miss Their Chance, Leicester Victors At Last, Rumsey Puts Paid To Notts, Trelawny Fails To Catch Delmere At Ascot Gay Casino May Make Amends, Surgical Aid To Throwing The Discus, Richey A World Beater In Embryo, Windsor Park Put Out Polo Cup Holders, Bailey In His Element Stubborn Innings Foils Surrey. Display Advertising: Wates, Usi, Gulf, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Times, Yale, Siemens, French. Picture Gallery: Mr. Khrushchev on Tour. News: Chichester Yacht On Last Lap, U.S. Black Market In Adopted Babies, British Jews Appeal For Peace, Hue And Cry For The Bird Hunters, "Obscene" Exhibits In Museums, Britain Warned By Aden Opposition "Struggle May Not Be Peaceful", Union Hits At "Ring" Again Telephone Price Rumours, Common Building Code Sought, Fifth Amendment As Protection Against Self-Incrimination Ruling By United States Supreme Court, New Plant Rust Sets Problem Normal Controls Insufficient, Moscow Gives Assurance To Communist Waverers, Peking Attack On Mr. Shastri, B.M.C. Night Shift Obey Unions Back To Normal Work, London Model On Mink Charges, Liberal Candidates Withdraw, U.S. Plan To Reconcile Greece And Turkey Hope Of U.N. Success In Cyprus Abandoned, Shipyards Told To Cut Costs, Britain Gives Pledge Of Aid To Trade Conference Latin Americans Mar Last Day With Dispute, Mr. Shastri To Stay In Present House, S. Africa "Will Not Yield To Pressure" Verwoerd Call To West, U.S. Tests Two-Bullet Cartridge, Civil Servants Still "Shy Of Publicity" Press Union Told Of "Reticence", Movements Of Liners, Texas Pledges Its Votes To Mr. Goldwater Boisterous Welcome In Extremist Dallas, First "Matchstick Man" Summonses, Developing World-Wide Telecommunication, Smyslov May Join Chess Leaders, Mr. Butler IS To Visit Russia Announcement In Debate Early Response To Invitation Multilateral Force Topic, Court Stops Marriage Of Widow Aged 75, New Town Area Chosen For Manchester Housing For 50,000, A More-than-hardy Annual, Ministry Not To Put Limit On M 1, Russia Thinks IT IS Time For Nuclear Agreement, Small Islands Inquiry, Bonn Socialist Move To Curb Rocket Men Amendment Tabled To Basic Law, Arms In R.A.F. Man's Car Alleged Payments By Cypriot, No Cause To Stop Trucks Deal, 23 Killed In Earthquake In Japan One-Third Of Town Destroyed, 8M. Volkswagens Produced, Seats On Concord Already Booked, First Helicopter Ship Ready Former Tank Carrier, Battle for Coal in Industry, N. Zealand Defence To Cost More, Thrombosis Link With Diabetes Research Appeal, Diesel Driver "Put Brake On 6 Times" Theory Of Illness, Railways Cut Working Deficit By £22M. "Financial Corner Now Turned", Challenge By Union Officials At Shareholders' Meeting Chairman's Report Ignored Dispute, Bus Plunges Through Bridge Gap, Minister's Help Sought On Macmillan Building, U Thant Asks For Three-Month Extension Of U.N. Force, Bundestag Leader Sees Ombudsman, Norwegian Draft On Apartheid, Bank Union Hits At Percentage Rise Pay Revision Needed, 'Union Reform Up To The Conservatives' Mr. Powell Hits Out, Margot Fonteyn Hopes To Appear Next Week, Labour Housing AIM Attacked Minister Foresees Rise In Prices, Mr. Khrushchev Says: We Will Show You Danes Told Not To Boast Over Agriculture, Agreement On Greek Debt, Sports Car Death Was "Misadventure", Party Planning At No. 10? Pattern Of Election Timing, Oil Companies ACT To End Pollution Drive To Persuade Other Operators, General Carver To Come Home, Oxford University View On Relief Road, Directors And Party Funds Mr. Lloyd Defends Their Rights, Minister Determined To Close Loophole In Obscenity Law, Plans To Restore Aberdeen Prestige, Land Offers Pour In On Mr. Davies Freedom From Subsidy, £100,000 Rebuilding At Colston's School. Official Appointments and Notices: Oxford Budget Commitments More For The Bodleian, Dr. Erhard Rewards Adviser, From The London Gazette, Tuesday, June 16, 1964 The Bankruptcy Acts, 1914 And 1926, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Mr. Benjamin Rogers, deputy High, R.S.A. Bicentenary Medal, M.C. For Gallantry In S. Arabia, Cornwall Quarter Sessions. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: House Of Commons Overtures from Yemen rebels, Ban refused on trucks for Indonesia, Mr. Butler tells M.P.S of coming mission to Moscow. Reviews: Mr. Burton To Direct For The First Time, Zeffirelli Chooses A New Juliet, Mr. Cundall's New Paintings, Lord Of The Flies, A Rewarding Quartet of Ballets, London to See Stage Version of 12 Angry Men, Fritz Kortner Writes Another Play, A Martyrdom Of Squalor Brecht's Baal, Ceramics Total £26,879, Miss Barbara Hepworth's New Sculpture, Harpsichord Specialities. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Programmes Television, Bridge Are There Any Real Changes?, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,638. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Out, Damned Out!, The Zanzibar Tiger, Manchester's New Town, Oil On The Waters, Last Word at the Convention. Letters to the Editor: Cyprus, Films Sponsored By Industry, A Crew Sacrificed, Hospitals For Britain Why Promises Are Not Enough, U.N. Report On South Africa, Archaeological Find, Motives For Joining, Craftsmen's Reward, O Times! O Morals!, "Single Form", Not In The Lists. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Rev. Henry James, Mr. J. S. Somers Cocks, Mr. Robert Cross, Sir Douglas Gracey, Obituary. Law: Queen's Proctor's Submissions On Connivance Godfrey V. Godfrey And Wall, 'Bacon-Shakespeare Manuscripts' In Re Hopkins Will Trusts Naish And Anor. V. Francis Bacon Society Incorporated And Anor., High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Dogs Worried Sheep Regina V. Leighton Buzzard Justices-Ex Parte Lee-Hudson, Private Prosecution Ende V. Cassidy. Business and Finance: General Mining Faith In Afrikander, French Bulrushes For Suffolk Weavers, Chemical Building Top Prediction, Furniture Newcomer, Blaw Knox Limited Substantially Improved Position, Singapore Ban On Dutch Bank, Kloof Details, Latest Dividends, U.S. Personal Income Higher In May, International Paints (Holdings), U.S. Credits For Rumania, J. W. Cameron Link With Charrington United, I.M.F. Resources To Be Raised Unlikely To Exceed $3,000M., Manchester Ship Response, Cablemakers' Group In Australia, Papermakers' Hopes Of Higher Profits, Lifeguard Assurance Limited, Milford Docks' Hopes On Iron Ore, Allen West & Co. Ltd. Year Of Retrenchment, Reorganization And Gradual Recovery Mr. M. W. H. Lancaster On Board's Vigorous Action, Ideal Building Hope To Pay More, South African Coal, Magistrate Accused Of £210,000 Frauds, The Wiggins Teape Group Production and sales continue to expand, Good Outlook For Exports Buoyant Markets, Says Bank, Ideal Building & Land Development Profit Increased In Spite Of Adverse Weather Mr. H. C. Drayton Reiterates Confidence In Company's Future, A View Of The Motor Industry Ten Years From Now, Dufay Beat Bid For Dove, E.E.C. Revised Tax Proposals, Allied Colloids, Large Help In Money, £58M. Steel Merger In Japan, WEST WITWATERSRAND AREAS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa) Circular To Members Kloof Gold Mining Company Limited And Proposed Increase In Authorised Capital Of West Witwatersrand Areas Limited, Australian Mill Contract, New Libyan Bank Opened, Top Men To Discuss Business Schools, Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas, Australian Estates Loan Offer, Canadian Pacific Railway, Lifeguard Assurance Issue, John James Group, GENERAL MINING AND FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa) Chairman's Speech, Technicolor/eversharp Merger?, British Oxygen's Better U.K. Trading Guinness Maintain Improvement, Amasco Fillip For Neuchatel, Clothing Sales Down 2 Per Cent. Fall, Libanon Gold Mining Company Limited, Champion On His Second Outing, Melbray Group Exceed Forecast By Two Points Sharp Rise In Twyfords Earnings, Market Holidays, The Nottingham Manufacturing Company, Limited, C. N. A. Investments Limited, Intnl. Paints Look For Growth, French Slow-Down Predicted, Paris Loses More Ground Frankfurt Weak, Family Success At Three Counties Show Corner In Prizes For Hereford Breeds, Swiss Loan To Italy, Augustine Investments Limited Another Year Of Progress Scrip Issue Approved, Chrysler-Studebaker Engine Deal, £1,300M. Foreign Deposits In London Over Half Of Euro-Dollar Business?, Japan's Economy Surveyed, Mark Lane: Impact Of Betting Levy, William Ridgway & Sons, Limited, Revenue Deficit Of £5M., Pound Recovers Ground, I.B.M. 360 IS Well Received, Churchill & Sim Limited. Stock Exchange Tables: London Closing Prices Business At Low Ebb In Markets, Stock Exchange Dealings, Quiet Day For Markets Mecca Shares Fall, Wall Street Rally Continues, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Tin Prices Continue To Rise Sharply. Business Appointments: Hudson's Bay Appointment Lord Amory Deputy Governor. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Property: George Trollope & Sons, Town Houses.
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