The Times - 14/01/1958
1958; Gale Group;
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FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our City Editor, GLYN LANDAV:, TOM STEPHENSON., WILLIAM C. CORRY., HARRY H. S. KNOX., D. NORMAN TAYLOR., J. S. CONGDON., D. R. ATKINS., F. E. COX., From Our Special Correspondent, CLAUDE ROGERS., C. F. CORNFORD., THOMAS BODKIN., FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, By Our City Editor, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Appointments And Situations Vacant (continued). News: Pirandello's Vogue In Paris M. Vilar As Henry IV, Record Peace-Time Budget For U.S. 64 P.C. Of Expenditure For Defence Missiles, Nuclear Explosives, Flight Beyond Atmosphere, "Extracts Distorted View Of Mr. Muggeridge", Tunisian Frontier Incident Anger In Paris, Capital Site For West Indies U.S. Oppose Removal Of Naval Base, Petition By 9,000 Scientists End Of Nuclear Tests Sought, Dr. Sukarno's Cairo Talks Long Meeting With Colonel Nasser, Welsh Steelworks To Be Closed 950 Employees Affected, Use Of Thames To Cost More Higher Charge For Water And Boats, Wider Nuclearfree Zone Mr. Bulganin's Hints, Mr. Macmillan Says "No Great Rift In Government", Engineers Boycott Workmate Dismissal Demanded, Plebiscite Demand By Sheikh Abdullah Policy Made Clear, Salesman "Succumbed To Temptation", Cost Of Eliminating Radiation Hazards Small Sources The Main Difficulty, Boatswain's Pipe Sunday In Old Ship Of The Line Was No Day Of Rest, Dutch Homes Seized Requisitioning Move In Jakarta, Israel Plan For Arab Refugees Building Of Hillside Village, Independent African Colleges Apartheid Proposal, Okinawa Elects A Left-Wing Mayor Setback For U.S., Talks On Cyprus Sir H. Foot May Visit Ankara And Athens, "Rags To Riches In Reverse" Court Order On Child Of Four, Running Freight Trains To Time "First Essential" Of Modernization, German Institute In London AIM To Promote Understanding, Prevention Of Damage By Birds Ornithologists And Officials Confer, Safeguarding Oil Supplies For Europe O.E.E.C. Proposals To Counteract Interruption In Flow, Farmers Warned On Prices Mr. Butler Urges "Give And Take", The Strange Art of Richard Dadd, Murder Inquiry Police Visit Laboratory Tests On Dutch Girl's Clothing, £100 A Week Singer On Drink Charge "Smashing Windows All Over The Place", Poacher Believed Drowned Companion Rescued And Sentenced, Movements Of Liners, Germs Resist Penicillin Many Deaths After Influenza Trouble In Hospitals, Second Thoughts On Footballers' Pay £20 A Week Plan Changed, Christian Science Reading Room Claim For Exemption From Rates, A "Beautiful Site" For Town Hall Mr. Spence Comments On Recommendation, Buganda Seat To Stay Vacant Governor's Decision, 15 Per Cent. Cut In French Forces Run-Down To 890,000, Prospector's Skeleton Disinterment Charge Against Film Men, U.S. Atomic Bomber Crash Revealed Destroyed By Fire But No Explosion, Headway Made In World Battle Against Drug Addiction Decline In The Use Of Heroin, Thermonuclear Energy Statements Jan. 24 Simultaneous Release In Britain And U.S., 900 More Join Cycle Workers' Strike, Art Schools Merger Plan Discussed, Dr. Fuchs Another 60 Miles On Late Starts In Bad Weather, Windscale Staff To Be Heard Accident Blame Resented Visit By Member Of Authority, American Economic Aid To Spain Projects Surveyed, Stereophonic Sound Test By B.B.C. Transmissions On Two Channels, Air Agreement With Australian Line, Month's Trade Gap Lowest For Seven Years Sterling At Highest Level Since August, 1954, Britain's Share In Car Export Market Growing Dagenham Ford's Success In U.S., Talks Open On Choice Of Airliner Decision Expected This Week, Prehistoric "White Race" In Sahara Cave Drawings Found, Lord Morley's Home A "White Elephant" Reduction Sought In Rate Assessment, Canadian Liberals Meet To-Day Election Of Leader, Legalization Of Vestments Opposition To New Canon, Change At Trinity College, Dublin Feminine Influence Makes Itself Felt, New Life For The Oldest Party Possible Significance Of A Berlin Election, Home Fleet's Spring Cruise, China Provides Loan For Yemen Technical Assistance, Rhodesia Move To Oust Prime Minister Sharp Division In Party Caucus Meeting To-Day, Crippled Children May Laugh Yet Complications Over Visit To Circus, Passenger Drove When Bus Lacked Crew £10 Fine After Fourmile Journey, Bulgarian Editor Dismissed "Revisionist" Views, Homosexual Laws In History, British Reply To Mr. Bulganin Draft Sent To Prime Minister. Reviews: Rowlandson's Turn At Agnew's 85th Annual Exhibition, Music From Austria Recital Of New Works, Male Dancers in the Royal Ballet, Concert London County Council. News in Brief. Display Advertising: The Steel Company Of Wales Limited, Riebeeck Gold Mining Company Limited, Joy Sullivan Ltd, Tack, Pia, Fawdrys, Modern Telephones, ROOTES car hire, Jessop, South African TOURIST CORPORATION, Technology, Union-Castle, The Times, Kleinwort, Sons & Co., Ltd., H. Rollet & Co. Ltd., Spence, City Of Liverpool Mortgages, Barclays Bank Limited. Sport: Transvaal In Danger Of Follow-On Runs Come Slowly, British Athletes In World Rankings Fourteen Gain Places, Five-A-Side Tournament Postponed May Take Place In April, Stiff Task In Cup For Bishops Casuals At Home, Another Day's Racing Lost Birmingham Hit Again, Cup Holders Defeated Stoke Succeed At Third Attempt Villa's Early Miss, Last Four In Old Boys' Tennis Winchester Defeated By Eton, Sports in Brief, Italian Changes For World Cup Match, Experienced Stroke Needed Unequal Cambridge Eights, Toweel To Win Stylish Bout Zulueta Impressive In Training, Amin Loses To Broomfield Squash Rackets Final Spoilt, Manchester Meet Red Star Forward Lines Off Colour, C.C.P.R. Courses In Three Sports Summer Coaching Plan, Oxford's Big Boat Race Task No Ready Made Nucleus, Rugby Club Records To January 11. Picture Gallery: Behind The New Bridge, The Old Cathedral. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Programmes Home, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,646. Obituaries: Mr. Walter Elliot, Mr. Alec Rowley Music For Teaching, Lieut.-Col. C. L. Pasricha, Sir Percy Cowley, Mr. Jesse L. Lasky The Rise Of Hollywood, Mr. G. G. Kershaw, Mr. A. B. Hunter, Mr. Eric Neve Former Recorder Of Canterbury, Obituary, Surgeon Commander J. J. Keevil. Official Appointments and Notices: Oak Leaf Emblem For Gallantry, Roman Catholic Changes, Flag Appointments, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Resignation Cause "Most Disturbing" Bank Chief Praises Mr. Thorneycroft, Mr. D. Willcocks, organist and Fellow, Naval Appointments. Index. Editorials/Leaders: China Aids the Yemen, Plain Jane, Preserving the Pattern, Make Way For Freight, Hardly Ground for Cheers. Letters to the Editor: Art Schools, Working At The Weekend No Need Now For Higher Pay, Smaller Classes, Through Irish Eyes, Principle In Dispute, Out For A Walk, What's Wrong With Thomas?. Court and Social: Court Circular. Law: Court Of Appeal Lady Locked In "Ladies'": Leave To Appeal On Claim For Injuries In Escape Attempt Sayers V. Harlow Urban District Council, Court Of Criminal Appeal Meaning Of "Abnormality Of Mind" Regina V. Spriggs. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Foreign Exchanges Advance Of The £ Continues, Commodity Prices Copper Down Following U.S. Reductions, Closing Prices, New York Stocks, Wall Street Rally, Montreal Exchange. Business and Finance: Barclays Bank Limited Deposits Reach £1,513,000,000-A Record Trade And Finance: A Year Of Contrast The Effects Of A 7 Per Cent. Bank Rate Mr. A. W. Tuke Discusses The Greater Competition For Savings, Four Or Five Houses In The Bank, William Denny Issue Coming, Barclays Bank Chairman On Cabinet Dispute Pound At New Peak, John Summers AND SONS LIMITED, Pattern Of U.K. Trade In 1957, Security Prices Drift Lower, Company Results Northern Dairies Dividend Raised, Manufacturing Output Up In Australia, Fall In West German Reserves, Retail Trade "More Active" In November, Higgoda Rubber Bid Raised, Unit Trust Offer For Sale, Steel Sheets Still In Demand John Summers' Report, J. H. Fenner & Company (Holdings) Ltd. Turnover Greatly Increased The Year Reviewed, Neville Developments Success, Italy To Liberalize Currency Market, A/s Tuborgs Bryggerier (Tuborg Breweries Ltd.) Copenhagen, Denmark, National Gas & Oil Engine, a Brush. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1858. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners.
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