The Times - 15/01/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Cricket Correspondent-MADRAS, JAN. 14, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Dramatic Critic-OXFORD, JAN. 14, FROM A STOCKHOLM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-BONN, JAN. 14, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent lately in East Pakistan, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, JAN. 14, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Defence Correspondent, From Our Correspondent-NAIROBI, JAN. 14, From Our Own Correspondent-OTTAWA, JAN. 14, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Labour Staff, VIOLET BONHAM CARTER, LAYTON, FELIX BRUNNER, ARTHUR HOLT., D. N. TRUSCOTT., DOUGLAS CALF, JOHN ELLIOT, , F. W. MCCombie., DAVID KINGSLEY, , A. DE CHIMAY, , V. S. NAIPAUL., R. E. J. HARDING, , BEE SEROTA., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR CITY STAFF, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera, Ballet And Concerts, Flowers, Public Appointments. Law: New Judge In Divorce Division, Judicial Committee Of The Privy Council Doctor's Trial Criticized Sivarajah V. General Medical Council, "Wildly Wrong", Pay Pause: New Attack Faithful V. Admiralty, Sentences Reduced Regina V. McDermott. Sport: Irish Keep Open Mind On Champion Hurdle, Appeal Against Suspension, Miss Dijkstra In The Lead British Girls Skating Well, All Blacks Recall Herewini For Murrayfield, Sports in Brief, More Haste And Less Speed King's Forwards Lack Discipline, Training Course For Sprinters, Hockey Victory At Last Veit Outstanding For Britain, Quick Wickets Boost To England's Confidence Spinners' Subtle Accuracy, Change In Ryder Cup Selection, Squash Marking Criticized, Teams Busy On Bob Run. Reviews: Chichester Theatre Plans Shaffer's New Play, Two Worlds Of Polish Art, Littlewood Musical, Character-Juggling of Sheer Joy, Göttingen's New Cultural Centre, National Theatre And Stratford, Siddons And Kemble As Chessmen £620 For Wedgwood Set, Connoisseur's Piece Ballet Of Wild Glory, String Playing To Remember, Busy Times At The Gallery Rehanging Nation's Pictures, Music Of Rare Feeling, Trevor Howard's Mastery in Strindberg Role, Stockholm Theatres Threatened. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,507, Television Programmes B.B.C. (Ch. 1), Mr. Eamonn Andrews For A.B.C. Television, Bridge. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Automatic Telephone and Electric Company Limited, Gillette, General Accident, Cookery Book, Lindustries Limited, Beecham's Powders, Commercio Estero, Multiple Display Advertisements, Defence And Aid Fund, Aei, Colt, Westland, Flexello, Pye, Ualais, Bmc, Smiths, Gent. Picture Gallery: Scenes from the Persian Gulf. Politics and Parliament: Wider scope wanted for retrial Bill, House Of Commons. News: Foggy Thaw After Coldest Night 22 Degrees Of Frost In Midlands, Sultan To Be Allowed Into Tanganyika, Woman Jurors Objected To By "Major" Frauds Alleged, Arab Leaders Meet Alone In Cairo Early Decision On Jordan Waters, 'Many Fit To Drive On Three Pints', Devon Farmers Back 25% Demand, Not "Hiding Behind Tariff Walls" French Reminder To Britain, Proposal To Declare Hairsprays A Drug, Olympic Ski Runs Damaged By Rain, M. Naessens Arrives On Saturday, Canadian High Commissioner In London, New Judge Asked To Wait, Retort To Rebels By Signor Nenni Bitterness Over Split, Minister Rejects Lawyers' Plea New Court Must Go, Meeting On Union Transfers, Offices Blamed For Congestion, 3 Battalions To Return From Rhine Garrison Units Also Expected Strategic Reserve AIM IS 4 Or 5 Brigades, Experts Clash On Jewish Scroll, Death Of Girl WHO Had "Crush" On Master, Two American Casino Men For Trial, Strains on Britain's Voluntary Army, Pay Talks Limp To A Halt No New Formula In Engineering, Indecision Over Retail Price Fixing Ministers Discuss Lines Of Action Statement This Week, Lakonia fire and boat drill, Affectation Of Imperfection In Art Precision Plea, Dr. Jagan's Call To W. Indies Leaders, Computer's Value In Planning, More Employed In Cotton Mills Production Rises, No Money For Testator's Daughter State Takes £20,000, Threat To Kill The Queen Alleged Man Found Insane, "Sit-Down Strike" Delays Trains, Creating A New Image For The Image-Makers, Helicopters To Open Up East Pakistan, Wider Audience For Cultural Broadcasts French Radio Chief Replies To Critics, Threat Of Hanging Made To Zanzibar Ex-Ministers Refugees Claim Communist Hand Behind Revolt, Cornish Coast To Get Another Light, Lord Devlin: I Was Shocked, O.A.S. Move To Keep Contacts Open, Kazakhs Capture "Enemy Scouts", Policeman Admits Assault, M. Spaak's Plan For Political Union Commission Of E.E.C. Proposed, U.S. Says 10 Cuba Agents Held In Panama "Sent In To Exploit Disturbances", British troops' term in Cyprus, Movements Of Liners, B.B.C. activities as M.P.S see them, Columbia River Agreement Hope Of Signing Next Week In Washington, Criminal Appeal Court Review, Fishery Limit Agreement In Sight? British Proposal As Basis, Journey to the Past from No. 1 Platform, 100 Die As U.S. Snowstorm Rages Transport Chaos In New York, New Political Efforts And Shiftings In Western Europe Dr. Erhard Foresees End Of "British Prejudices" Hopes For Change In Public Opinion During Today's Visit, Turkish And Greek Ministers See Mr. Butler Cyprus Conference Opens Today, Mr. R. Kennedy Leaving For Tokyo Visit To London Possible, Algeria State Oil Firm Set Up Tankers And Pipelines, No Increase In Tv Licence A "Hardship For Millions", France Plans More China Trade Peking Exhibition In September, British Aid To Co-Operatives Overseas Report Welcomed By Government, Blood Tests Likely For French Drivers, Mr. Robert Ponsonby's New Post, U Thant Urged To Send Observer, Automatic Gears On Sports Car Debut At Brussels, Seeking Improved Filters Efforts To Cut Down Smoking Hazard, Forgeries Involving £52,000 Alleged, Steel Talks Breakdown Working Party Rejected Firm Insists On Final Solution, Check On Bullies In New Prison Rules Ending "Tobacco Baron" Racket, Brussels Talks On Constitution Walloons Demand Referendum, Bipartisan Policy Less Likely, Down Where The Blue Grass Flows U.S. Food Festival. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Mr. Pearson in Paris, New Trials for Old, Aid Under Fire, Striving to be Second Rate. Letters to the Editor: Remand Homes And Security., The Meaning Of Growth Measuring National Progress, Film Industry Dispute, Naming A Chair, Economic Management, New Buildings For Britain, Automation, Union In Europe. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: From The London Gazette Tuesday, January 14, 1964, Customs Appointment.-Mr. A. W., University Grants Appointments, University News Kent Appoints Six Professors. Obituaries: Dr. Percy Spielmann, Mr. John McDonnell, Mrs. H. E. Adivar Turkish Writer And Woman Of Action, Mr. E. K. Stewart-Smith, Dr. Richard Offor, Shaikh Bishara Al Khoury, Dr. Irvin Kerlan Collector Of Children's Books, Obituary. Property: Property Market Council Buys Shop For £180,000 Essential Land Link, George Trollope & Sons, Town Houses. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices, Scotcros Issue Terms, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Pound Holds Firm Tone, Unit Trust Prices, Late Price Softening In Coffee Futures, Equities Down Again Election Fears. Business and Finance: Acute Credit Shortage, Austria To Raise Dollar Loan In London New Zealand Issue Fails, Latest Dividends, £330M. Turnover For Rhône-Poulenc, Williams Deacon's Bank Annual Report and Statement of the Chairman Sir Eric A. Carpenter, O.B.E. "A New Head Office-a symbol of progress", Sun Gleams On I.C.T. Horizon Market "Constantly Expanding", Industry Faces Rising Costs Long-Term Doubts, Citroën And Peugeot Sign Supplies Agreement Meeting Overseas Competition, Wall Street Rallies Fractional Gains, Preferential And Trewsbury, Sugar Prices Diverge, Wall Street Active, New "Income" Trust, The Steel Company Of Wales Limited Profitability Affected By Changes In Trade £12M. Government Loan Repaid Effects Of Stoppage At Port Talbot Works Sir Julian Pode On Threat Of Re-Nationalization, Barclays Chairman Continues Debate On Deposits, Montecatini Tie-Up In Japan, Land & General Developments Ltd., Barclays Bank, Boeing Expect Sales Of $300M., London Tea Auctions.-Ceylon, Monotype Raises Total By One Point 20p.C. From Hocroft As Profits Leap, Chamberlain Rights, 1963-a year of great progress, Barclays Bank Limited, Barclays Advances Rise £172M. Deposits Over £2,000M., Clydesdale Bank Limited Mr. Robert Laidlaw Reports Steady Growth Of Business, Synthetics Threat To Wool, Westinghouse Brake Agreement, Revenue Surplus Of £122.8M., Option Prices, Clydesdale Bank, Italy Takes New Steps To Curb Inflation Prices Rise 9 Per Cent In A Year, £1.3M. Pipework Order For Babcock, Best Year For Unit Trusts Sales Rise 70 P.C., Williams Deacon's Bank, RAND MINES, LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa), Third Firm In Approach To Lyle & Scott £4,480,000 Investment Trust Offer, British Belting & Asbestos, Plutonium Deal Postponed, Early Gains Lost On Milan Heavy Profit-Taking. Business Appointments: Furness Deputy Chairman.
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