The Times - 13/02/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Squash Rackets Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Association Football Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, From a New Zealand Rugby Correspondent, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Midland Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, By Monitor, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, From Our Own Correspondent., From Our Own Correspondent-, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, From Our Labour Staff, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, LEO d'ERLANGER, Chairman, , J. L. HARRINGTON, General Manager, Shipping and International Services., DENIS HENRY., Yours, &c., HERBERT VAN THAL., HUGH LLOYD-JONES., ALFRED M. BAER., HELENA M. COLQUHOUN., F. DANIEL., M. V. PHILLIPS, Vice Chairman, , C. G. STUTTARD., From Our Special Correspondent, HENRY CLARK., J. H. ANGAINE, Minister for Lands and Settlement., F. A. HAYLEY., FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, From Our Dramatic Critic, From Our Film Critic, From Our Music Critic, By Our City Editor, FROM AN AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Publications, Public Appointments, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Scratch XV Outplay Oxford, Sports in Brief, Draw Already Entered In The Book England Fail To Force Pace, Australian Women Seize British Crown, Yesterday's Hockey, Army Need To Improve, New Sponsors For Lawn Tennis, South Slowly Into Their Stride Maximum Points In Lacrosse Cup, Bold Jumping Gets Certain Justice Home, Calderwood Out Of Ring Until May, Australian Averages Batting, Narrow Squeak For All Blacks, Work Begun On Rover-B.R.M., Last Pair Foil S. Africans Partnership Lasts 75 Minutes, Snow Reports, Evenly Matched Hockey Sides, North's Standards In Decline, Olympic Lead Confined To Single Goal Receding British Hopes Of Tokyo Place, Eton Fives. Display Advertising: Oxford University Press, Gillette, Woolwich Equitable Building Society, Multiple Display Advertisements, Aei, British Railways, Collins, Ravenna, The Times Bookshop, Kenya, The Times, Rudolf Munemann (Gt. Britain) Ltd., South African Airways, Ncr, The Standard Bank Limited, Philips, Atcost, Country Life, K. Shoes Limited, Rand Mines, Limited, ap, Bp Longlife. Official Appointments and Notices: Birmingham IS To Honour Stage, Next Dean Of Liverpool Canon E. H. Patey, From The London Gazette Tuesday, February 11, 1964. News in Brief. News: Qantas Pilots To Strike Leisure Dispute Involves 300, Navy May Put Rum In Paper Bags Problem Of Space, Reprieve For Leipzig University Church, Jurists Report On Torture Charge Morocco Officials Criticized, Danish Tax Rise Bill Passed, Rise Of 17M. In Population 40-Year Forecast, Sir A. Home Seeking To "Keep Close To U.S." Cuba Dominates Talks In Washington President Johnson Speaks Of Unbreakable Ties, Bank Raiders Sentenced, Farmland May Double Value, Committee Formed To Combat Juvenile Crime, Gothic Monuments Fall To Vandals, Families To Leave Naval Base, Fears Behind Ban On Overtime, T.U.C. Questions Unions On Transport Preparations For Big Changes Labour Eager For Answers, Movements Of Liners, Warmth Of Toronto Welcome, 11-Plus "The Best Predictor", Iraq Plans To Reconstruct North Cease-Fire With Kurds Complete, U.S. Again Defers Shipping Rule, Game Birds Looked Upon As A Crop By-Product Of Farming, Farmers' Warning Of Shortages Price Talks Begin, 1,300 More Young Volunteers To Work Overseas, Nuclear Weapons Freeze Sought Poles Sound Out Scandinavians, Changes In Soviet Agriculture, Three Princess Flying Boats For U.S. Space Component Carriers, Indonesia Control Of Unilever, Bonn To Recognize Zanzibar Reg, Bank IS Studying Saturday Closing, House Prices Up By £900 In Five Years 60% Rise In The South-East, No Credit Squeeze Plea By T.U.C., Anglican-Methodist Pledge "Unwise", Labour To Table Censure Motion, Mr. Ball Sees Archbishop Makarios Latest Western Plan Discussed, Camera Taken, Says League Chief, £250,000 Stamp Theft Professional Job, Dealer Says, Paintings That Do Not Last Artist Puts Blame On Materials, Mr. Nyerere Explains His Case To African Ministers "Serious Implications" Of Calling In British Troops, Battle Order of the Insurgents, M.P.S. Criticize "Fanny Hill" Decision Call For No More Prosecutions, Germany Lifts Its Ban On Eggs Minister Bows To The E.E.C. Ruling, Malta Independence Objective, Gen. Franco Meets Prince Carlos, Voices For And Against Mr. Wilson: Mistrust Even In Own Ranks, "Witch-Hunt", Says M.R.A. Leader Reply To Attack, Recall Of M.P.S Possible In N. Zealand Mr. Holyoake's Hint On Press Policy, More Scientists Leave For U.S. Difficulties In Recruiting, Anxiety Caused By British Guiana, 93 Somalis Killed In Border Clash, Concern In Delhi Over Kashmir, Former Yacht Owner On Plot Charge, Sir K. Trevaskis With Mr. Sandys, Russia Accuses Americans Of Kidnapping Disappearance Of Soviet Official Criticism Of Swiss, What Loveliness in these English Fields, Somali Call For Plebiscite In Border War Area, Wider Emergency Powers Sought, Opera Star Faints On Stage. Law: Employers Not Liable For Workman's Fall Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Company Ltd. V. Hall, Obstructions On Factory Floor Dorman Long (Steel) Ltd. V. Bell, When Machinery Must Be Fenced Irwin V. White Tomkins & Courage Ltd., Magistrate Told HE IS "Too Vicious", Supreme Court Of India An Om Flag In Jhajjar Jagdev Singh Sidhanti V. Pratap Singh Daulta And Others, Horse-Doping Appeals Fail Regina V. Dyer And Others. Politics and Parliament: War damage liabilities £20m., Labour appeal to P.O. workers, Town traffic restriction, Check on smoking: a political decision, Changes in income tax collection, July clear of examinations, Rail travel assurance to holiday towns, Steps to flexibility in holidays, Clearer law on obstruction. Picture Gallery: Inside 10 Downing Street. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Index. Editorials/Leaders: In Principle, The Customer Comes Last?, Audit in Dar-es-Salaam, New Missionaries. Letters to the Editor: Two-Edged Weapons, No Right Of Appeal, Sun-Rise, Keeping Brains In Britain Problem For All Academics, Freedom Of Contract, Kenya Settlers, Comedy Parts, "Not To Worry", Channel Tunnel. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: New Fiction, Gerontius That Glowed As New, Grave And Gay At Bath, Fine Koran For The British Museum, A Concerto Of Splendour, Iris Murdoch, Continental Silver Realizes £15,165, Quick Guide to New Reading, A One-Woman Show, Potent Brew of Janacek and Karel Capek, Ibsen's Hall of Mirrors Arts Theatre Club: Hedda Gabler, Busy Miss Ferber, Well Judged, Tropisms, Shelley in Prose, Seven About Russia, Roman Pictures, Film Musical Without the Numbers, Naive But Far From Simple, Murders Galore, Mr. Geoffrey Harris's Sculpture of the Last Three Years. Obituaries: Obituary, Sir William Robinson, Sir Jocelyn Bray, Mr. Owen Clough, Mr. Abraham Sonnabend, Lieut.-Col. R. B. S. Sewell Marine Biology. Arts and Entertainment: Solution Of Bridge Problem No. 1,621, Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,532. Business and Finance: Norway's Economy Threatened By Prices Spiral New Round Of Wage Negotiations, Bid For Bolton Eagle Successful, Paris Irregular, Phoenix Bonuses, Wall Street Peak, Vehicle Expansion In Australia G.M.-Holden's 3-Year Programme, Cable & Wireless Growth, Banque De Paris In London, E.E.C. Loans To Turkey New Rules Agreed, City News In Brief, O.P.E.C. Statement On Royalties, Chaddesley Convertible Details, Latest Dividends, Joshua Wardle More Confident, Westminster Bank Limited Annual General Meeting, S. Kitchen Taylor's Bowling Venture, Offer For T.C.P. Recommended, Ryan Holdings Raise Final Payment After 44% Earnings Jump, Small Turnover In Money, Offer For Sale In Shop Centres, Barclays Bank Limited Annual Meeting Of Stockholders, Gillett Bros.' Profit Rises 11.6 Per Cent, Canon Camera Forecast, Mr. Clore Links Up With M. Samuel & Co. Another Good Month For Steel, East Africans In Common Market Talks, Contract Cleaning In The U.S. Now A Multi-Million Dollar Enterprise, F. W. Wheatley Seek Placing, Jersey External Result, Further Easing In Swiss Francs, An "Ambassador For British Firms", Fairly Active Options, "Equites For Rebuilding" Proposal For Govt. Shares, F. W. Woolworth and Co., Limited Mr. F. L. Chaplin reviews further progress during 1963, Further Setback For John Holt, $12,000M. Wall St. Record, Illingworth, Morris & Company, Limited, Timber Market's Good Outlook Revival After Early Set-Back In 1963, Merchant Fleet Expansion Predicted U.S. Restrictions Criticized, Foreign Ownership Of German Companies, Chemical Fund Inc. And Europe, Hestair Profit Slide, Mid-Sussex Water Company An Eventful Year, Dockers See Snags In New Deal, Partial Recovery On Zurich, Woolworths Spending £37M. On Shop Development Triplex Raise Their Sights, Interim Rate Relief Terminal Date, Rubber Estates Of Malaya, Scottish Life Pay Same, Tank Steamship Rights At 6s., Philips Firm On Amsterdam, Petroleum Output Cut In Japan, Pacific Coast S.E. Merger, Beer Output At 16-Year High 300,000 Barrels More Than 1962, Easing Of Japanese Import Curbs, Equities For The Worker, Nitrovit Discuss Ross' Bid For Buxted. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Commodities Cash Zinc Advances £3 17s. 6D. A Ton, Milan Rallies Sharply Strong Buying Pressure, Further Gains On Wall Street Fractional Advances, Good Gains In Industrials Index Rises 1.62, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices, Unit Trust Prices. Business Appointments: Anglo American London Post. Property: Flats & Chambers.
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