The Times - 16/10/1958
1958; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR PROPERTY MARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our United Nations Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Military Correspondent, ARNOLD L. HASKELL. 34, Walton Street, S.W.3, Oct. 14., STELLA MARGETSON. 15, Hamilton Terrace, N.W.8, Oct. 14., JOHN PHILLIPS. Christ Church, Oxford, Oct. 14., Yours, &c., B. PAINE. 29, Havelock Road, Croydon, Oct. 14., R. H. WALSH WARING. 112, Jermyn Street, S.W.1., R. A. LYTTLETON. St. John's College, Cambridge, Oct. 14., HAROLD NICOLSON. C.1, Albany, Piccadilly, W.1. Oct. 15., ALHAJI ISA KAITA, Minister of, HUGH GOODSON. Waddeton Court, near Brixham, S. Devon, Oct. 14., From Our Defence Correspondent, MARY V. MACLEAN., H. E. EDWARDS. 21, Brackley Road, Beckenham, Kent., GEORGE UNWIN. Harold's Hill, Churt, Farnham, Surrey, Oct. 13., KENNETH NEWIS. 34, Cottenham Park Road. West Wimbledon, S.W.20, Oct. 13., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Golf Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Association Football Correspondent, By Our City Editor, From a Correspondent, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Machinery And Plant, Opera And Ballet. News: Chancellor Promises To Look At Shipping Position Paramount Importance To Nation "Recognized By Government", Bardot The Choice Behind The Iron Curtain Outspoken Replies To Opinion Polls, Dr. Evatt Outlines Labour Policy For Election Extension Of Social Service Benefits Foreshadowed, Consent Denied For Radio Station Reassurance On "Risks" Sought, Arrest In Shanghai Of Two Britons, Col. Aref Turns Up In Brussels, Big Tariff Cuts Not Feasible Hindrance To Action By U.S. President, U.S. Concern Over Air Line Strikes, Ockham Park Sold To Director Estate To Be Kept In Present Use, Handicapped Men's Workshop Three-Month Course, Altar Rail For Chapel Dedication In St. Paul's Next Month, Caravan People Defy Bailiffs Site Barricaded Deputation Goes To Downing Street, 1955 Stoppage Cost France £2M. Companies Vulnerable, Kenya Emergency To Continue Mau Mau Influence In K.K.M. Movement, Cooperating With The Doctor Patients To Get A Reminder, Resistance To Communist Use Of Force President: "One Truth Upon Which We Can All Stand", Car Production 20,000 A Week All Year Motor Show AIM To Keep Output Up, New Representations To Saudi Arabia Detention Of Britons, Role Of Transport In Europe Ministers Welcomed By Mr. Macmillan, The Necessary Minimum, More Men Defy Shell Site Pickets, Defects In Prison System Howard League's Call For Reforms, Pylons In "Area Of Landscape Value" Council's Objections, Allied Strategy In The War President Replies To Criticisms, Some Foods More Radioactive U.S. Scientists Report "Significant Increase", Liverpool Rejection Of Reservoir Plea Welsh Disappointment, Safety Fenders On Motorway Driving AIDS For FAST Traffic, World Bank Role In Suez Development Mr. Black's Visit To Egypt, Mountain Pass To Cape Town The Ruts Are A Monument To A Century Of Braking, Textile Industry Told "Unite" Way To Meet Trade Threat, Plot To Kill Gen. Salan A 10-Year Sentence, Plan To Fill Officer Gap Recruitment By Scholarship Lower Retirement Age For Some Periodic Review Of Pay, Armed Man At Large For Two Hours Guilty Of Wounding, But Insane, British And U.S. Statements On Tariffs Expected To-Day, Pension Proposals "A Shoddy Copy Of Labour Scheme" Mr. Crossman Hints At Conflict To Come, Meeting Forms Dog Freedom Association Protest Over Compulsion To Use Leads, Shaping New Pakistan President Hoping To End Army Rule, Peking Recognition "Must Come", Mr. Hammarskjöld Opposed To U.N. Standing Force, Lebanon Strikes Called Off Quick Response To New Cabinet, Exhibition Awards At Brussels British Industry Wins 17 Grand Prix, Oxfordshire Plans For Ending 11-Plus Trial Period Approved, Air Firm Make Reactors Swindon Factory's Nuclear Projects, Wage Fixing Methods Employers Meet For Talks To-Day, Concession By Oxford Engineering Firm Plans For Extension Are Modified, Television's Impact On Taste, Habits, And Politics Mr. Mayhew Lists Four "Failings" Of Commercial Service, Seven Paintings Make £781,000 In 21 Mins. Records Broken At Sotheby's £220,000 For A Cézanne, Computer May Have Memory For Faces Machine's Noise Of Recognition, Nevada Tests Continue, Inquiry Court Baffled No Cause Found For Air Crash, Censure Of Doctor Ordered, Two Sentenced For Girl's Death, Part Of Statement On Pope Criticized, £1M. Appeal For Y.M.C.A. Hostels Nearly Two-Thirds Raised, Keeper Of Public Records Sir David Evans, Tunisia Breaks Off Relations With Cairo Mr. Bourguiba To Speak To-Day, Nigeria "Used To British" "Junior Member" Of Commonwealth, Gen. De Gaulle Denounced In Algiers Opposition To Election Plan Extremist Stand, I.G.Y. Observer Dies On Jarvis Island Navy Answers Distress Signal, Boy Hatches Mallard Egg In Armpit, U.S. Oil Firm's Bid In Saudi Arabia Reported Offer Of Better Terms, Pay Increase For 150,000 Seamen Maritime Board Agreement, Labour Party's Road Haulage Policy M.P. Describes "Cruel" Nationalization Plan, Occupation Of Berlin Preordained Lord Beaverbrook's View, Mr. Macleod's Call To Industry Need For Good Human Relationships, Exploring Canada's Far North Government's Plans For Icebreakers, Liberal Plan For Home Ownership "Remove Restrictions From Societies", No Alternative To Free Trade Area Mr. Maudling Urges Early Agreement, Cow Stops The Show Collision With Theatre Company's Vehicle, Movements Of Liners, Showing Employees Their Canal, Deadlock In Dispute At London Airport Strike May Be Made Official, Plight Of East Germans Unhopeful Approach By Dr. Adenauer, Works Training Criticized Too Much "Sitting Next To Nellie", German Invitation To The Queen, Few Protests Over Blackpool Scenes Conservative Central Office Inquiry, P.E.N. Conference Fireworks Dr. Rowse At The Wrong End Of An Intellectual Hockey Stick, Liberals' Choice For East Aberdeen, Police Cadet Says HE Had To Resign Father Worked For A Bookmaker. News in Brief. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1858. Law: Queen's Bench Division Councillor's Duty Of Absence The Right To Tender A Pecuniary Interest Rands V. Oldroyd, Probate Divorce And Admiralty Division Man Paying Wife Under Court Order May Still Be Neglecting Her Jones V. Jones, Court Of Appeal Bus Company Not Liable For Injury To Employee Mayor V. Ribble Motor Services Ltd., High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Former Minister's Libel Action Settled Fuller V. Mackay And Another, Damages, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Allegations Against Police Defendant Further Cross-Examined Glinski V. McIver. Display Advertising: The National Magazine Company Limited, Multiple Display Advertisements, Civil Defence, Highland Queen, Metropolitan-Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co. Ltd., Austin, Gammon, Ford, The Times, Esso Petroleum Company, Ltd.,, La Corona, Dry Sack, Banbury, Osband Brother Ltd.,, S&l, Rank Precision Industries(BAF) Ltd., Ibm, To London & Edinburgh Insurance Co. Ltd., Williams & Williams, Hawker Siddeley Aviation Division, Edward Hulton, Klein Wort, Sons & Co., Ltd., Hermeseal, Northern ASSURANCE CO. LTD., Putnam, Braithwaite & Co., India Super Tyres, Humphreys & Glasgow Ltd.. Reviews: New Fiction, Letters Of Credit, Mr. Peter Finch To ACT In London Again, Eighty In The Shade Golden Anniversary Play For The Cassons, Basil Wright's Film on Greece, A Reynolds Returns: Famous Pictures at Agnew's, Rewarding Searches, Trumpeter, What Are You Sounding Now?, The Queen To Attend The Royal Concert Programme For November 25, The Bronze and the Conductor in Person, Bursary For Chilean Photographer, Out Of This World, Artless British Film Farce Further Up The Creek, A New Thriller For Birmingham Fear Came To Supper, Shorter Notices, Doctors And Patients B.B.C. Documentary, In A Minor Key, British Museum Acquires Brueghel Landscape, Unquiet Record, British Conductor For Berlin Orchestra, A play in reverse Dinner with the family, Moving Welcome at Festival Hall, A Dream That Failed, Under Two Flags, Kurt Schwitters Retrospective. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Programmes Home, Solution Of Bridge Problem No. 1,345, State Opening Broadcast, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,881, British Chess Team Outplayed Defeats At Munich. Official Appointments and Notices: New Reyrolle Chairman Sir Claude Gibb Resigns, The Queen has appointed Major-General, Liberal Officers Resign Difference On Choice Of Candidate, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Cabinet Aims Of Dr. Verwoerd Dr. Van Rhyn's Place Now To Be Filled, The Queen has appointed Sir John, University News Oxford. Picture Gallery: Lights Across The Forth At Queensferry. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall Street Closes $2 Down Late Selling Pressure Sends Prices To Lowest Of Day, Stock Exchange Dealings, Commodities Cash Tin Nearly £9 A Ton Higher, Closing Prices, Kaffir Quarterlies, New York Stocks Lose $2,400M., Foreign Exchanges, James Howell Offer Planned, Fresh Gains In Equities Early Hesitancy Overcome, Montreal Exchange. Obituaries: Sir Sven Hansen, Sir G. Clark Williams A Former County Court Judge, Mr. Dick Henderson, Prison For Youths WHO Attacked Band Interests Of Community "Must Be Considered", Bishop Bell, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: The Little Mermaid, Mystification by Clarification, Trial Of Strength, Translating the Koran. Letters to the Editor: Revising The Psalter, Where Praise IS Due, Money For The Arts, Flogging, Racial Mixture, Women Teachers In Northern Nigeria, Ambassadorial Speeches, America's Cup, Medical Staff, Rockets To The Moon What America Has Achieved, Why IT Rained. Court and Social: Court Circular. Sport: Anglo-Scottish Hockey Trial, International Race In U.S., Handsome Newcomer Scores At Cheltenham, Splendid Recovery By Dorset And Wilts Decisive Ten Minutes, Bonallacks Stand Out Among Worplesdon Survivors, Sports in Brief, M.C.C. Impress At Practice Another Blow For Australia, Victory For Thomson And Thomas One Stroke Ahead, Good Test For Cambridge Individual Effort Gains Reward, Pentathlon Pistol Shooting Russians Continue To Prosper, Honeyway Colt Sold For 2,900 Guineas, Eastern Counties Lose Their Grip Middlesex Scrape Home, Young England The Masters In Front Of Goal Football Of High Quality Comes To East Anglia, Logical Boxing Step Cooper V. London For British Title, Morecambe Makes Light Of Big Weight Predominate Easily Beaten In Cesarewitch, A.F.A. Too Strong For Oxford Attack Fades After Early Promise, Surrey Unimpressive In Richmond Win Ragged START To Rugby County Championship. Business and Finance: Rank Acquires Record Co. All Resources To Be Used, Indian Reserves Decline, Concrete Buildings Co. Placing, More Unicorn Shares Available, Latest Dividends, Lower Beer Output, Plastics Sales Decline Production Up, Oil News, Company Results Serck Dividend Raised, Insurance Company Assets, Borneo Co. Pays More, 90 Per Cent. Margin Requirement Second U.S. Rise During Recovery, £500,000 Contract For English Electric, Record Turnover By Ransome & Marles, U.S. Loses $2,000M. Gold In 9 Months Commonwealth Issue Success, Van Den Bergh's En Jurgens' Fabrieken N.V., Money Market, New Union Goldfields Resume Dividends, The Insurance Companies As Investors I-Appetite For Ordinary Shares, Unit Trust Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Property: Giddy & Giddy, FLATS AND CHAMBERS 3 lines 24s. (minimum)-Box number 1s. extra..
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