The Times - 25/02/1963
1963; Gale Group;
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From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Association Football Correspondent, From Our Midland Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Defence Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Middle East Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GLIDING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, FROM OUR CORREESPONDENT, GRACE GODWIN, MARJORIE S. CLEAVER., ELIZABETH MONROE., J. A. SIMMONS., DAVID L. BOOTH., RALPH HAWTREY., E. B. EVANS, PAUL ADORIAN., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, Sir George Taylor, Mr. 0. B. Miller, G. TUNKIN., FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FRANK CHILTON, E. H. LANE, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, From a Correspondent, By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From Our Motoring Correspondent, By DAVID GOLDEN, By a Special Correspondent, By a Correspondent, By BRUCE MACDONALD, , By Our Ottawa Correspondent, By JOAN HOLLOBON, By J. A. BRYDON, By PATRICK NAGLE, By STEPHEN JARISLOWSKY, By RALPH HEDLIN, By A. K. STUART, By RODERICK HAIG-BROWN, By CHTRISTOPHER HIGGINBOTHAM, By DOUGLAS COLLINS, By W. A. WILSON, By A. G. MacGIBBON, By NIK CAVELL, By Commander C. H. LITTLE, R.C.N. (Ret.), By N. BERKOWITZ, G. F. ROUND, By SERRELL HILLMAN, By McKENZIE PORTER, By ROBIN GREEN, By J. McCOOK, By D. F. SYMINGTON, By TOM MELVILLE,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Sport: Bristol Satisfied With Draw, Test Cricket Famine Ends In A Feast, Dexter Criticizes County Cricket, Sports in Brief, Miss Bueno Loses To Miss Turner, Football Results And Tables First Division, Twickenham Maintains Its Hoodoo Over France Heroic England Pack And Full Back, Brown's Third Bout With Charnley, Scotland Letting Rugby Greatness Elude Them, Storming Last Round Saves Tiger's Title, Kops In Form, Second French Defeat At Motspur Park, Heslop Cup Record By Cambridge, Summer Football In Balance, Championship For Bibbia, Rackets, Welton's Summary Dismissal, Easy Win For Owen's Sedge But Doubts Remain Past Record Not Impressive, Experience Tells In U.S. Squash Long Struggle For Doubles Title, Snow Reports, British Athletes Fail In U.S., Fulham Regain Confidence Forest Bewildered By Lively Attack, Sabre Fencing Won By Warner, Oxford An Outstanding Hockey Side, Narrow Victory For Foresters, Army Packets Title Goes To Peto, Harlequins Given Too Much Room, Arsenal Unable To Match Splendid Image. Display Advertising: Steel, Mappin & Webb, Alberta, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, Milan Trade Fair, Edmonton, Growthland, Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce, Multiple Display Advertisements, B.C.Hydro Authority, Cunard, Velox, The Times Bookshop, Peter Saunders, Crown Life Insurance Company, Government Of The Province Of British Columbia, Bank Of Montreal, Canada, Brighton, Trans-Canada Air Lines, The Times, Furness, Withy & Co., Hudson's Bay Company, Phoenix Group, Harp, Chicory, Ellerman's Wilson Line Ltd., Québec, Domtar, J. Lyons & Company, Scotia Bank, Hydro-Québec, Warerite, The Globe And Mail, Homeric, Industrial Development Office, Rio Algom And Rtz, Phoenix, B.C.A, Tube Products Ltd., The Toronto-Dominion Bank, Ontario House, Canadian Atlantic Provinces, Holland-America Line, Dry Fly, The Royal Bank Of Canada, Leicester Permanent Building Society, Hastings And Thanet, Sun Life Assurance Company Of Canada, Department Of Trade&commerce. Reviews: Cherubini's Ali Baba, Four Speakers in Search of True Acting, New Trend in Film Documentaries, New Helpmann Ballet, Young American Violinist's London Debut, Hungarian Orchestra at Festival Hall, True Grandeur Of Beethoven, Exploring Haydn And Handel, Actors' Chances Well Taken, Play Of Too Few Subtleties. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,232, Chopin Competition Won By Young Pianist, Television Programmes, Huddersfield Choral Society's Tour, O'neill Play For Paris Festival, Barbirolli And Sibelius, Miss Beryl Grey With Festival Ballet, Italian Inspiration and Pure Silk, "Soup of thE Evening...". Picture Gallery: Where a Motorway may run. News: Hard Sell For British Cars, House Proud, Le Début d'un Eveil, Socialists Oppose Trade War E.E.C. Link With African States Supported, Wheat Sales Fall Off, Eskimo Tales, Burma Takes Over 24 Banks Compensation To Be Paid, Once on a Pile of Bones, British Deer Society Inaugurated, New Look Sunday School Defended, Bruce County Believes In Expert Advice, Fire Damages Home Of Sir Samuel Storey, Caribou In Distress, Plans To Rebuild Barce Soon Preparation By Team Of Engineers, New Voices in the House, Hamburg Launch Of Esso Tanker, "Nassau Pact May Be Dead", Unionist Split In Ulster Directorship Held By Minister Challenge To Lord Brookeborough, Future Of Scots Dictionaries, Mother And 3 Boys Die In Fires, Decline In World Status, Yemen Envoy To U.S. Named, Mr. Diefenbaker In The City Today, Liberals' 10-Year Education Plan, Complaint Against Banks For I.L.O., Cuban Protest To British Envoy Bahamas Islet "Agents" Anti-Castro Base Alleged, Britain And U.S. Develop Airway, Gas Lamps And Cruets, New Openings For Farmer Cooperation, Footing the Bill in the Sixties, A Name That Matters, French Drive For Cheaper Food, German Minister Flies To U.S. For Defence Discussions, Dr. Nkrumah Warns Students, Too Slow On The Draw Today Another Tv Hazard, U.S. Eases Its Demand On Test Site Inspections, Paper 'Should Have Given Reply', Pay Pact Hope By Teachers Refusal To Vary Settlement, Shropshire Rate Up, Everybody Curls, "External Students Ignored", The Fort Henry Guard, Measuring Good Driving, Soviet Buses Sent Back In Berlin, Indications Of Changed Thinking On Defence Policy, Iraq Warning On Propaganda By "Socialist States" Broadcast Urging Kurds To Resist Baghdad Government, Oiling the Wheels, Rumania Revises War History, Wandering Tribe, Second Haul Of Cigarettes, Security Tightened In Civil Service, Criticism Over Nuclear Ship Reactors A.E.A. "May Have Been Railroaded", It's Quicker By Tube Research Council of Alberta., Commonwealth Meeting Of Motorists, After The Rumpus, Business In Deep Waters, U.S.-Canada Defence Of Jamaica, Capital Of The Air, Boeing Race To Cut Trident Delivery Lead Anglo-U.S. JET Airliner Rivalry, New Realism In Exports, Quebec's New Muscle, Should The Balloon Go Up..., Nuclear Force To Be Under Nato Chief British Plan For Joint Control Shelved Independent Use Of V-Bombers In Certain Conditions, Fears Over Traffic Studies "School May Close", Address Unknown, Big Expansion By Ford, Cento Road And Rail Projects Link Partners In Asia London To Teheran By Train Possible In Two Years' Time, Pole Wins World Gliding Match Dutchman Parachutes To Safety, Danish Plans To Beat Inflation Wage And Price Freeze, Nationwide Demand for More Art, Liberals Cheer Mr. Pearson In Quebec Election Campaign Opened, Cambridge Crew Much Further Advanced Than Oxford, Woman Elected In Monaco, The Labour Scene T.U.C. Feeler on Legal Side of Mergers, Delegation In Algiers, Conditions For New Nigeria Census Regional Interchange Of Officials, 8 Britons Rescued From Yacht, Exiled Colonel Returns To Turkey Mr. Inonu's Regime Criticized, Farming Notes And Comments, Newspaper Dispute At "End Of Road", French Atom Test Denial, Mao Tse-Tung Sees Soviet Envoy, Anglo-U.S. Bermuda Talks Success, Border Escape On Horse Sleigh, Labour Councillors Urged To Tell Public More Blame For Conservative Policies, Medicare-Doctors' Dilemma, Seaway Takes Its Toll, Bishops' Warnign To E. Germans, Union Raises N.I.C. Contempt Issue Refusal To Give Evidence, Longwood-Last Home of Napoleon, Management Market, Lending A Hand, Out of it all in West Cumberland, 'Turning Back The Clock', Drama Rooted In Little Theatres, Africans Leave IT To Mr. Sandys, Shillings There For The Asking, Family Tied To Chairs For 7 Hours Masked Raid In Hatton Garden, The Queen Sees Melbourne Wealth Varied Visitors To Britannia, Doctors Form New Study Service, On Other City Pages, Somali Rioters Stone Embassy, Flood Emergency Moves In Spain, An Awakening Begins, U.S. 50-Mile Walk Time Beaten, Electoral Cynicism In Hungary 340 Candidates For 340 Seats, Melting Pot, England Declare At 562, Over The Counter, Lobster Dispute On Presidential Level, Labour's Plans To Keep Scientists, British Delegation To Manila, Long Look at Ottawa, Italy Withholds Signature, £10,000 Raid On Post Office, Battle Over Defence. Politics and Parliament: That Was the Treasury Year-That Was, Polaris Motion To Be Debated, Conservative Booklet Lists "Threatened" Firms, Parliamentary Diary House Of Lords, Parliamentary Notices House Of Lords, Leading Conservative Official Retiring. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Roman Catholic Changes, From The London Gazette, Friday, February 22, 1963, University News Cambridge, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Bronte Society Dispute Over New Curator Six Resign From Council, Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy. Law: Man On Glasgow Murder Charge, Desertion Charge Against Briton, Losses From Memorial: Receiving Charge, Lisbon Students Sentenced, 15 Sentenced In Madrid. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Complication is Not Progress, The Latest Thing, Facts or Shibboleths?, Fuller Speed Ahead, Mr. Adoula in Brussels, Four Seeking Harmony. Letters to the Editor: Obstacles To Growth, Commonwealth Trade, Cancelled Bookings, Coexistence Of Opposites Soviet Attitude To International Law, Subsidized Homes, Television Across Frontiers, Reluctance And Speed, Emigration Of Scientists Britain Lacking In Suitable Posts, World-Wide Chain. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1863. Obituaries: Mr. Anthony Pott, Sir Lynden Macassey Industrial Lawyer, Mr. John Spedan Lewis, Maj.-Gen. G. R. Turner, Dr. A. L. Poole Medieval History, Obituary. Property: Sidney Noble & Co., Sales By Auction, Property Market County Council Buy Coast Farm Within Green Belt, Jones, Lang, Wootton & Sons, Factories, Warehouses, Sites, Hillier Parker May & Rowden. Business and Finance: General Motors' Shock Stocking 1M. Tons Of Steel Union And Industry Disturbed, English China Clays Larger Profit: Dividend Maintained Proposed Subdivision Of Shares Sir John Keay's Statement, Fairey Gives Account Of Itsflf, Tanker Freight Rates Weaken Tonnage Building Up In East, Wool Earns More For South Africa, O.E.C.D. Restrictive Practices Guide, Europe's Motor Industry Ford's Growth In German Car Market £80M. Invested In 14 Years, Few Movements In Exchange Rates, News From Industry U.K. Firm In European Pact On Continuous Casting Pakistan Steelworks Contract For Japan, Foreign Companies German Electrical Sales Growth, Industrial Films B.I.F.A.'s Monthly Screenings Value Of Other Firms' Productions, How "The Times" Indices Have Moved, Lower Savings Surplus Sharp Fall In Receipts, Overseas Finance Japan To Raise $125M. In U.S., £730,000 Subscribed To Blocked Rand Loan, Nitrogen For John Summers, Amal Ltd., Japanese Trade Balance, H. M. Hobson Limited Volume Of Business A Record Ability To Meet Changes In Pattern Of Requirements, Continental Bourses Milan And Frankfurt Lead Fall In European Markets Scarcity Of Investors On Both Centres, Australian Woolworths Profit Up 22½ P.C., Another Record Year For First Charter, Booklet On Problems Of N. Ireland, Stock Market Features Investment Trusts For Uncertain Times, Grovewood Securities Limited Further Expansion And Increase In Profits, Jamaica Joins World Bank And I.M.F., More Large Fires In December, TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENTS LIMITED (Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1948), Rubber Exporters Protest At Freight Charges, Reactions On Burma Banks Take-Over, Irish EQUITY Portfolio, Success Of German Trade Fairs Hopes For Spring Business, Société Européenne D'investissement En Valeurs Francaises "Francevalor", Survey Of European Economic News, U.S. Optimistic On Sales Of Apparel Wool, E.M.I. Publication To Help Exports, Wharf Contract, Better Prospects For Man-Made Fibres, Advice On Package Contracts, Forte's-Terry Offer Open Till March 18, Company News English China Clays Warning On Export Trade Harris (Harella) Trading At New Peak, Uneven Supply Of Money Official Help Needed, Marine Automation., Business Confidence Still Lacking More Tied U.K. Aid For India?. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes New Director For P. & O..
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