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The Times - 02/11/1964

1964; Gale Group;

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From Our Hockey Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Association Football Correspondent, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From Our Rowing Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-VIENNA, Nov. 1, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, Nov. 1, From Our Special Correspondent-On board Senator Goldwater's campaign aircraft, COLUMBIA, S. CAROLINA, Nov. 1, From Our Own Correspondent-BONN, Nov. 1, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, Nov. 1, From Our Correspondent-KARACHI, Nov. 1, From Our Labour Staff, From a Special Correspondent-BIEN HOA, Nov. 1, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From A Special Correspondent, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, From a Special Correspondent, K. MENDELSSOHN, University of Oxford, Department of Physics. Clarendon Laboratory, Parks Road, Oxford, Oct. 29., A. G. BRIDGES. Seamark, Glandore, co. Cork, Oct. 28., H. N. ASARIA. Lincoln's Inn, Chancery Lane, W.C.1, Oct. 29., ROGER CALVERT, Honorary Secretary National Council on Inland Transport. 35-37 Queensland Road, N.7, Oct. 29., DAVID TRICKETT. 130 Cannock Road, Stafford., RICHARD TAIT. 7 Totnes Walk, N.2., K. S. HOLLEBONE, Chairman of the Council. British Fur Trade Association (Inc) 68 Upper Thames Street, E.C.4, Oct. 30., A. J. PETTITT. 150 Palace View, Bromley, Kent, Oct. 29., PETER DOHERTY. 60 Nassau Road, Barnes, S.W.13, Oct. 29., MARY E. EGERTON 59 Harley Street, W.1, Oct. 30., By Lady Violet Bonham Carter, SYLVIA WEIR. 4 Keir Street, Edinburgh 3., Yours faithfully, JOHN GIBBS. 14 Queen Street, Maesteg, Glamorgan., C. W. M. HORNER. 68 Ladbroke Grove, W.11., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Astronomical Correspondent, FROM A DOCTOR, From Our Estates Correspondent, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent-ROME, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Art Critic-MANCHESTER, By Our City Editor, From Our Own Correspondent-OTTAWA, Nov. 1, BY OUR CITY STAFF, FROM LLOYD'S, BY EDGAR ANSTEY, BY JAN BOTERMANS, BY JANE SENIOR, BY K. J. LASHMAR, BY ROBINSON P. RIGG, BY CLIFFORD HANDSCOMB, BY GORDON DAVIS, BY K. LOCKHART SMITH, BY PETER SPENCER-SMITH, BY TREVOR TRICKEY, BY KENNETH ROBERTS,

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Births. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Appointments And Situations, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Cornwall Elated By Rare Taste Of Success, English Trainers Take Back Seat Drain Of Prize-Money From Country Continues, Scots Too Strong For Irish Ill-Tempered Match At Sunbury, Sports in Brief, Enterprising Whitgift A Joy, Northampton Slow To Take Advantage, Saturday's Hockey, Indoor Pole Vault Record, Miss Dodd Leading In Richmond Trophy, Redman's Two Grand Prix Victories, Guildford Still Unbeaten, St. Edmund Hall Crews Of Rare Excellence, Oxford Just Fail In Close Finish, Richmond Resume Their Winning Ways Speed And Fitness Suited To New Rugby Laws, Rugby Football Details, Nicklaus Wins Sydney Play-Off, Leading Owners, University Golf Details At Sunningdale, Rackets, Dexter Shows His Class M.C.C. Still With Faint Chance Murray Impresses, Chelsea Lost Without Central Direction, Similar Approach But Marked Difference In Finishing, British Pair Both Beat Bungert Lawn Tennis Victory In King's Cup Tie, Arsenal Like Gunners Of Former Days. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes B.B.C. 1 (Ch.1), The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,756, Sound Broadcasting. Display Advertising: Steel, Reader's Digest, Crown Luggage, Beecham's Powders, Multiple Display Advertisements, Mullard, Ilford, The Stock Exchange, Aldis, Industrial & Trade Fairs Ltd., A.N.Z, Chivas Regal, Wimpey, Bcf, Bio Graphic, Firestone, The Geographical Magazine, Short Brothers & Harland Ltd., Bp, The Eastern Bank Ltd., The Film Producers Guild Ltd, Europe, Macmillan, Malta, Rootes, Philips, Harrods. News: Hull To Reconstruct River Frontage, Money Made To Talk, Milk Supplies Interrupted Strike Of Tanker Drivers, E.T.U. Press For 40-Hour Week Equal Pay For Women, Mr. Smith's Future In Doubt, Polling Begins In Pakistan's Elections, Two Killed In Fog Crash, More Freedom For Russian Industry Relating Supply To Demand Liberman System Gains Ground, Killer Recorded Confession, Eastern Church Differences On Unity, October Had Gales, Snow And Sunshine Forecasts A Failure, Social Behaviour Of Sheep On Hills, New York Jewel Theft Arrests, Cinema in the classroom, Pilgrimage to the Tomb of Ouida, Signs Of A Well-Run Factory, Five Americans Killed In Two Vietcong Attacks Five JET Bombers Destroyed: 22 Other Aircraft Damaged, Experiments With Machines As Mentors, Dr. Moore Goes To See Minister, The Night Sky In November, U.S. Families Leave Cambodia, Rumanians Stay Silent About Khrushchev Dismissal Opening For New Relationship Ignored, Movements Of Liners, 200,000 Germans Cross To East Berlin, Patterns Of Beef From The Dairy Herd, Turin Show Still Impressive Italian Car Industry's Difficulties, Correction, Art Guild Protest At Surcharge, Diesel-Gas Power For New Ships, Mr. Goldwater's Final Plea For Southern Votes, New Federation In The West Indies Agreement Among "Little Seven", Steps To Improve Local Defence, Finding an audience, Catcher in the eye, Best Customer Of All, Oldest Visual Aid Still Useful, Smethwick Reply By Archbishop, An arm of publicity, Unions Still Protect The Yugoslav T.U.C. Delegation's Report, Perón Talks With Supporters, Device Speeds Up Transfusions, E.T.U. Pledges Support To Government Incomes Policy Challenge Accepted Partnership To Fulfil Programme, Sudan Support For Arab Causes New Cabinet's Aims, Called to account, Malaya Forces Were Warned Of Landing All 52 Invaders Captured, Machinery For An Incomes Policy, Rebuff To Common Market, Asquith Revealed By Events, More V.D. Among Teenagers, Russian Tanks In Algiers Parade, Turkish Optimism On Soviet Talks, Claim To Individual Attention, Most Graduate Mothers Want Part-Time Work Money IS Not A Major Incentive, U.S. Extremists' Revolution "A Dying Ember" Mr. Johnson Outlines Plans For His Next Term, Looking and listening, Plan For Land Commission To Go Ahead Minister's Pledge, The Windowless Storemakes Its Debut, Busman Loses Job After Boycott Vehicle "Blockaded", Civil Service Union Concern At Cousins Ministry, Fatigue, Devoted To Women Kooky Kids The look for 1965, Review Of John Lewis Partnership Rules, Dr. Adenauer Angry Over Coolness To France Danger Of Paris-Moscow Axis, "Fellows Teach Too Much", Ministers Hear The Queen's Speech Tonight, Capitalist Lessons, By Dr. Castro, 4 Killed In Sicily By Cyclones, Veteran Car Gets A Lift To Brighton, Watch out on firework night, Former Ministers Flee Malawi, Final Conquest Of Kilimanjaro, "Blackboard" At The Coal Face, Mrs. Ivinskaya IS Reported Freed. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Sir Lewis Eliot in the Corridors of Power, "Where Liberals Can Support Labour"-Mr. Grimond. Official Appointments and Notices: Sir Kenneth Maddocks, former Gov-, Church Appointments, Royal College Of Physicians, From The London Gazette, Friday, October 30, 1964, Baptist Changes, University News Oxford, Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Picture Gallery: Strips of history, Visiting Troops from New Zealand. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Elegy For This Golden Fall, Ghana's Shaky Finances, Immature and Insecure, A Weaker Probe. Letters to the Editor: Rail Fare Increases, Oral Contraceptives, First Things First, Two University Patterns, Price Freeze For 1965? A Way Of Halting The Spiral, Health Challenge Of Africa, Imports And Exports, Liberals On The Map, Representatives In Rhodesia. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Dr. John Eason Former Edinburgh Physician, Mr. Leo Robertson, Dr. Walter Willcox U.S. Economist And Statistician, M. Pierre Cartier, Obituary. Property: Factories, Warehouses & Sites, Knight, Frank & Rutley, Overseas Properties, House In Wild Wales Suited For Adventure Training. Reviews: Opera Group's Excellent Start, Stratford Players For Rome, The Queen Of Spades Bolshoi Company's Production, Works By Young Composers, Drawings Of Two Centuries, Zeffirelli Produces Arthur Miller's After the Fall, Artists Honour Lowry, Masterly Playing of Beethoven Sonatas, Berlioz Given Too Loose a Rein, Imaginary Folk Never Real. Business Appointments: Hall-Thermotank's Chairman. Business and Finance: Canada Clears I.M.F. Debt With $57M. Repayment, Borneo Co. Profits May Fall, Marine Diamond Income Higher, New Savings Edge Upwards, Latest Dividends, Scottsh Metropolitan, £23M. C.E.G.B. Orders For C. A. Parsons, N.C.B. And Ruberoid Joint Venture, Merlimau Pegoh, Peking Fair A Challenge To British Exporters Credit May Play Vital Role, Pointer Group Profits Exceeding Forecast, Freight Rates Harden Threat Of Dock Strikes, Money Tight Again, Geo. Bassett Reorganize, Pottery Exports Up, Sugar Agreement Talks This Week, Ericsson Income Advances, Fibres Output Recovers, Sterling On Good Form Government Measures Aid Market, Linread Sales Show 14 P.C. Rise, New Factoring Venture Backed By Hambros Bank, Sea Diamond Corporation Limited, New E.M.I. Division.-A new divi-, £7M. Computers Leased, Villiers Recover: Preference Arrears Cleared Ashanti Goldfields Earnings Up, Rhodesia Seeking Mining Aid, Anglo-American In Car Part Project, Planning To Come To Market, Trade Conference An Glasgow, German Ascendancy In Vehicle Exports, J. Lyons Withdraw Carr Bid, Japanese Loan For Korea, Kyodo Shoken Boost For Tokyo Market, £500,000 Nestle Plant Order, Substantial Gains On Paris In Active Dealings Internationals Weak On Amsterdam, Economic Recovery In Europe Austria May Abandon Efta, Surcharge Protest, Soaring U.S. Profits Steel Chairmen Dissatisfied President's Fears, N.A.B.M. Support For Incomes Policy, Refinery Contract For Lummus, World's Lenders Seek More Information Meaning Of Surveillance, Pattern Of Yield Graphs. Stock Exchange Tables: Gilt-Edged Securities Show The Way, London Shop Plan £3M. Loan Beaumont Debenture, Commodity Markets.

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