The Times - 31/12/1960
1960; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Astronomical Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Athens Correspondent, From Our Architectural Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our City Editor, From Our Correspondent, A. G. SHEPPARD FIDLER, , S. BUXTON., A. E. SINGER., GEORGE BIRD., JOHN A. CLARK, C. G. STUTTARD, ANTHONY GREENWOOD., MASSEREENE AND FERRARD., From a Special Correspondent, ENDALKACHEW MAKONNEN, JACK MERRICKS., L. J. ANTELME., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CHESS CORRESPONDENT, R. L. B. writes:-, D. H. writes:-, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM A COLLECTOR, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Services Tomorrow: First Sunday After Christmas, Connoisseurs' Guide, Opera And Ballet, Hotels, Resorts And Spas, Travel. News: Roman Road Discovery In The City Stretch Along Line Of Cannon Street, New Light On Gospel In Letter Attributed To Clement?, Canada Gets $16M. Order From U.S. 24 Caribou Aircraft For Army, Building Garages to Suit the City Centre Problems of Multi-Storey Parking, Pond Slime Substance Helps Research Providing Radioactive Organic Chemicals, Yemen Protests To Britain Bomb Incidents, The Fisherman's Watchdogs, Shipyard Closure Feared Emergency Meetings At Pembroke Dock, A Strong Line For The Anglers Plastic Punt Survives Hard Tests, Zoo Deaths Inquest Adjourned Cause Of Gas To Be Investigated, Public Slight For Marshal Juin Gen. De Gaulle's Reprisal, Former Director's Treasures For Fitzwilliam Museum, Transport Aircraft In Big Demand Argosy A Best Seller, Negroes' Eviction Stayed U.S. Court Injunction, London Seaman To Be Deported From U.S. "Stowaway" Complaint, Dr. Adenauer Still Favours Firmness Towards Russia "Friendly Words No Indication Of Change In Policy", Oriana Welcomed In Sydney Harbour, Ceylon Ruling On Loudspeakers Police Discretion On Permits Upheld, Woman Drowns Trying To Save Her Dog Held On To Animal And Fell From Rope, Using Satellites Commercially "National Objective " For U.S., Moscow Denounces Sahara Test Nato Allies Blamed, Two Frigates To Be Built On Clyde A Third On The Tyne, 32 Carinthia Crew In Protest Disciplined After Dance Incident, Greek Government Silences A Whispering Campaign, Envoy's Meeting With Mr. Khrushchev, Mr. T. Williams A Life Peer C.H. For Tunku Abdul Rahman Export Leaders In Honours List, Old Vic Opening In Moscow Delayed, An Oyster Colony In Canada Japanese Species Finds Conditions Ideal In Pendrell Sound, More Convictions For Cruelty To Animals, Meatless Menu Regulars 80 Per Cent Not Vegetarians, Industry's Demand For Technicians Sample Survey Of 300 Firms, Mr. Inonu Elected To New Assembly Surprise In Turkey, U.S. Airlines' Merger Recommended, Japanese Shipyards Busy Policy Of Resilience, Man Killed In Brussels Demonstrations Mounted Gendarmes Make Sabre Charges On Crowds, British Columbia Power Inouiry, Laos Invasion Reports N. Vietnam Accused, U.S. Tanker Fleet "Adequate" Owners' Views Rejected, Tale Of A (Beer) Tub, Jasper Group's Move Against Lloyds Bank Injunction To Stop Voting, Increase In Foot-Andmouth Outbreaks Boil All Waste Food, Says Ministry, $47M. To Help U.S. Dollar British Gesture Of Good Will Link With Ford Deal Money Sent To I.M.F., Short Time For 4,000 Tinplate Men One Welsh Works To Close, Communist Aid For Cambodia Factories, Dams And Railway, Strikers Lie On Tram Rails Clashes In Italy, Month's Strikes Cost 260,000 Working Days, The New Year Looking Back And Forward, Boy Found Injured In Pillbox Dies Foul Play Suspected, Buganda "Ultimatum" Due To Expire Today Secession Debate Cut Short On Orders Of Kabaka?, Shorter Hours For Cotton Workers 180,000 Affected By New Agreement, Racing Car Show Opens Today New And Historic Machines On View, Mr. Nehru Praises Commonwealth, Mr. Harrimanto Be Ambassador At Large Important Special Missions, Light Industry Badly Hit In China Shortage Of Raw Materials Efforts To Placate Public, Goods Traffic May Be Simplified Berlin Assurances In Trade Agreement, Actress Home From Broadway "Could Not Stand The Treatment", "When Christians Speak Out, People Listen" Bishop's Comment On The "Lady Chatterley" Case, Protest Against Taxes For Nuclear Arms Mr. Wesker "Prepared To Go To Prison ", £750 Grab In Putney Street, Appeal For West To Aid China, Hyde Park Traffic Experiment No Right Turn At Victoria Gate, Russian Patriarch Ends Tour Contradictions Cast Doubts On Policy, Landslide Threat To Town, Call To Refuse To Handle Ships N.U.R. Deny Giving Undertaking, Near-Extinct Indians Keep Own Culture, Pick Of British Mink Pelts On Show Industry's Expansion, Girl Attacked Near Dorking Seriously Ill, Motorways On The Map, Origin Of The Planets Theory Checked By Computer, Request To U.N. By Col. Mobutu Base Sought In Trust Territory. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Gligoric Leads In Hastings Chess Win Against Cafferty, Broadcasting Programmes For The Weekend Today Tomorrow, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,565, A Famous Theatre Reopened. Picture Gallery: The Spirit Of Scotland, River Tribe In South America. Law: Man Charged With Girl Guide's Rape Appearance In Court This Morning, Mother Slapped Face Of Headmaster £5 Fine For Assault, Hollywood Studios Sued Blacklist Alleged, Constable Shot In Night Search Two Men In Court Today. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): The Night Sky In January, From The Times of 1861. Politics and Parliament: £19,500 Damages For Air Crash U.S. Fighter That Hit Homes. Display Advertising: Orbis, Gardeners Chronicle, Appeals, Multiple Display Advertisements, Red Hackle. Official Appointments and Notices: The New Year Honours List Of Awards In Full, Half-Yearly Lists Of Naval Promotions, From The London Gazette. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: "A Farming Dick Barton", Two Blocks, Noise on the Roads, Penance in Kazakhstan, Once and Once Only. Letters to the Editor: By Any Other Name, The Spaniards Inn, Shipbuilding Troubles Workers' Views Summarized, "A Scale Of Fees", Tied Cottages, Railways In Context, Revolt In Ethiopia, Too Little Room For Wild Life, Fox, Goat-Or Yeti?, Potato Prices. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Sir Richard Livingstone, Sir Arthur Penn Services To The Royal Family, Herr Adolf Von Allmen-Isele, Obituary, Prof. H. T. S. Britton. Reviews: Humour In Art, Vinaigrette as a Pill Box, New Television Quarterly To Be Launched By Film Institute, Cut Flowers At Low Cost Planting for the Winter Gap, Which Song of the Earth?, An Invitation Worth Accepting Kenneth Macmillan's New Ballet, Echternach Invites Exploration. Sport: U.S. Suspend Davis Cup Player, Today's Racing Programmes Newbury, Conditions Spoil Women's Hockey, Today's Sporting Arrangements Association Football League Championship, Victorian Cutter First, Busy Time For S. Africans Third Of Four Games In Nine Days, Newbury Results, Rackets Quality Varies, Hall's Fine Bowling In Melbourne Heat Australia Falter But Rally, Newbury Meeting To Help Playing Fields, Lowly Clubs With Cup Tradition Capable Blackburn Face Spurs, Successful Record Spoiled Last Fence Foils Sir W. Pigott-Brown, Ski Slope Patrols On Duty. Stock Exchange Tables: Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices, Commodities Tin Prices Tend To Harden. Business and Finance: Progress Of Kenwood Manufacturing, Rise In Dunlop Exports, Sterling Makes Some Gains Canadian Dollar Eases, Latest Dividends, National Coal Board Pays £73M., Rise In U.S. Bill Rate 2.234 Per Cent Average, Fewer Forms For Imports Exchange Control Relaxations, Treasury Bill Tender, Higher Jute Profits Gainsborough Bid Coming, More Jute Promised Next Year, Wall Street Mixed At Close Last Half-Hour Rush, Cotton Industry Reviewed Individual Output Improves, Another Sunderland Shipbuilding Order, British And Pakistani Transport Merger, New Year Changes In Common Market Tariffs, N.F.350m. Credit Foncier Loan, Britain Provides Help For The Dollar Russian Lead Registered On Metal Exchange, W. German Reserve Rise Continues Another Dm.67m. Higher Last Week, Bright Close To 1960 Widespread Gains, New Ceylon Rs.25m. Loan Rs.110m. Raised In There Months, Kaffir Market Moves To Johannesburg S. African Investors Show Confidence, Hectic Dealings On Wall Street, More Selincourt Acquisitions, Unit Trust Prices, Large Turnover Of Funds. Business Appointments: Business Changes Sir Hugh Beaver Retires From Arthur Guinness. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Furnished Country Properties.
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