The Times - 30/04/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Athletics Correspondent, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Science Correspondent, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-EASTBOURNE, APRIL 29, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Labour Staff-BLACKPOOL, APRIL 29, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-ROME, APRIL 29, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-DELHI, APRIL 29, From Our Special Correspondent-ZADAR, APRIL 29, From Our Own Correspondent-TOKYO, APRIL 29, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-MELBOURNE, APRIL 29, From a Special Correspondent-LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, From Our City Editor, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent-WESTMINSTER, THURSDAY, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Latin America Correspondent-NEW YORK, APRIL 29, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, PETER SCOTT. AUBREY BUXTON., A. C. DURIE., ERLING WELBLUND., THELMA CAZALET-KEIR, , NIGEL ROBINSON., DAVID T. LLEWELLYN., A. C. C. FREEMAN., MARY V. MACLEAN., From Our Defence Correspondent, PETER HOLMES., DAVID MITCHELL., EDWARD HORTON., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Art Critic, From Our Music Critic, From Our New York Music Critic, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR WINE CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Industrial CorrespondentI, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Appointments & Situations, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes B.B.C.1 (Ch.1), The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,907, Sound Broadcasting, O'kelly Maintains Chess Lead. Sport: Sports in Brief, Too Few Teams Exploited New Laws, First Century Of New Season, Today's Fixtures Association, Lambretta Reduce Their Prices 'Unprecedented Sales', Hurlingham Results, Three Australian Centuries, Savoyard Has Best Turn Of Foot, Yorkshire Helped By Bowling, Warwick Easily Overhaul Modest Total, Unusual End To Women's Hockey Season, Depressing Conditions But Splendid Golf Horton Leads On Good Day For Butten Group, Four Hours Driving For Tourist Trophy, Forty-Five Minutes Of Inevitable Bathos, Barrett Gives Gerrard No Chance, Promising START By Freshmen, Scottish Side To Play Spain, Tulloh Begins Season In Fine Style Young A.A.A. Side Show Up Well, Final League Tables Third Division, Millwall Earn Promotion, Gallant Night Off Holds French Challenge National Hunt Courses Open At Ascot Today, Football Television Fees Discussed, Berkshire Beaten But Far From Disgraced. Display Advertising: Cunard, Cutty Sark, Isolation Wards In Plastic, Pearl, The Burton Director Suit, Sumrie, Vickers Review, naples, Granada Television, Aviaco, 3M Company, The Geographical Magazine, Bp, Nation Life & General Assurance, Laing, Orange River Project, National And Grindlays, The Royal Bank Of Canada, Union Carbide. News: 3 Accused Of Passports Plot Q.C. Says Pakistanis 'Bled' Countrymen, Changes In U.S. Shipping Law Criticized "No Help To The Travellers", Test Case Over Magazine Newsagents Defend Boycott Right, £315,000 Building For St. Paul's Choir, Possible Link With British Trial, Inquiry Likely Into Shipyard Dispute, Australia To Send Force Of 1,000 To Vietnam Sir Robert Menzies Speaks Of Dangers In Asia, Pres. Bourguiba Splits Arab World Expulsion Move Fails, Mr. Wilson Sees A Ray Of Hope On Rhodesia Chance Of Talks After Election Warning On Risk Of Disaster, Derby Day-In Old Kentucky Style, Patriarchate IS A "Turkish Affair" Ankara Rebuke To Outsiders, The Day the Dam was Filled, U.S. Call For Asian Nations To Support Each Other Professor Rostow Advocates More Regional Ties, Britain Seeks Nato Planning Changes Nuclear Weapons Dilemma, Prof. Papandreou Back In Office Feuds Rekindled Over Party Leadership, 'Reactors Ought To Go Underground', £90M. Squeeze On Bank Overdrafts Government 'Determined On Controlled Expansion' Help For Prices And Incomes Policy, Crucial Battle is Behind the Lines, Movements Of Liners, Kenya Returns Soviet Arms Too Old For Modern Army, Efta Call To End Surcharge Metric System Wanted, Lord Mountbatten's House For Sale, More For Gas Men Effect Of Pay And Hours Deal, Banishing Doubts About Firmness, Pennine Pipeline Plan By I.C.I., Mr. Wilson Gives Warning On European Trade Agreement With Italians On Linking Efta And E.E.C., Hospital Tries Frozen Precooked Food, On Other City Pages, The Train Whistle Satellite, Wife Kept From Seeing Arrested Briton, Police Canteen Till Theft Denied Inspector For Trial, U.S. Cities Hit By Earthquake 10-Minute Tremors Over Big Area, 50 Tories Condemn Lord Chalfont, Physicists' Limitations on Desert Island, £1,415M. Insurance Payments, Gasworks Blast Rocks Swansea Families Evacuated, The Vatican's Multi-Purpose Youth Centre, U.S. Marines Kill Four Rebel Snipers Embassies In Santo Domingo Attacked, National Parks Shop Window Suggestion, Oil Prospecting Off Norway 15 Groups Competing, Saving Beauty In The Car Age, Schools Issue In N.S.W. Election, Dead Heat Possibility On Steel White Paper Vote Government Pressure IS Likely On Mr. Wyatt And Mr. Donnelly, Mr. Jay Back From India Tour, New Zealand Expected To Send Artillery, Mr. Crossman Vague On Cheaper Home Loans, Control Change In Health Studios Private Investment Company, 3-Year Sentence On Gunman, Call For A. Churchill Polaris Submarine, Girl Of 22 On Charge Of Housebreaking, System Of Examination Fees Defended, Big Expansion Scheme For Clyde Docks To Build 260,000-Ton Ships, Lord Moynihan "Critically Ill", No "Tame Elephant" At Oxford, Unrepentant Mihajlov Defends His Views In Yugoslav Court 'Guilty' Verdict Would Be A Condemnation Of History, Sound Waves From Beam Of Light, Move To Repudiate Pay Pact Stifled At A.E.U., Mechanical Defects As Accident Cause, Renewed Interest In Hypnosis World Experts Meet, Greater Cooperation Urged By Minister, U.S. Urged To Drop Tariff On Cars "Little Influence On Foreign Models", "No B.B.C. Conspiracy Over Manx Radio", U.S. Charges Shock Japanese Newspapers, 12 German Wines On Show What's In A Name?, Battle Expected To Be Renewed, Pakistan Forces Pressing Forward In The Rann India Asks For Action Over Arms Supplied By U.S., Burtonwood As N.W. Airport Appeal To Ministry, Stricter Control Of Animal Experiments Urged Committee Reports "No Evidence Pets Are Stolen For Research", T.G.W.U. Defer Vote On Prices Issue T.U.C. Support Certain, "Computer Sickness"-A Danger Of The New Technology Need To Plan Mental Climate, Paris Criticism Of American Policy. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: They call it Skidding the Wash. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Oxford, New Leader For Rhine Army Nato Group Command, Boise Foundation Awards, B.B.C. Post For Singer. Law: "Bet For A Better Holiday" Wilson V. Danny Quastel (Rotherhithe) Ltd., Crimped, Fluffed And Wavy Yarn Fluflon Ltd. V. William Frost & Sons Ltd., Law Society Examination Results. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Justice before Speed, Squeeze on Industry, Spit and Polish, The Thailand Maquis, Mr. Smith IS Warned. Letters to the Editor: Nature Conservancy, Legal Aid For Children, Stage Pioneers, Not Invited To The Banquet Men-Only Ruling By Royal Academy, Making Best Use Of Artisans, Vehicle Research, Redundancy Payments, Up They Go, Inquest On Election. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. J. T. Saunders Administration And Zoology, Obituary, Lt. Commander Malcolm Buist. Reviews: Still Youthful and Tireless at 70, The Rawsthorne Territory-its Cultivation and Expansion, £4,000 in Prizes for Wind Players, £10,500 Paid For Stradivarius Continental Art Works, Ives's Tremendous Symphony, Academy's Effort To Be Modern, £3,000 Grant For Opera Centre, Symphonic Echo of Old Italian Masters, Iolanthe Still Fresh Sadler's Wells; Iolanthe, Tenor's Success In Janácek. Politics and Parliament: Rhodesia warned not to defy world opinion, Public and private housing to be linked in national plan, Peers seek modernized role, Nuclear action in the A.N.F., Fitting out the new Cunarder. Business and Finance: Components Group For Plessey, Middle East Mission, Weir group Recovery Continues Turnover Up 20% Earnings Up 50% Orders At Record Level, Coffee Price Index Slumps, Saturday Closing Forecast By The Midland, Czechoslovak Exhibition, London Values Lose More Ground, Courtaulds' Final Fixed For May 20, Exploration In Brit. Guiana, Clarkson (Engineers) Progress, Tozer Kemsley Earnings Leap 73%, Note Circulation Turns Downward, The Financial Times Limited Chairman's Statement, Overseas Investment Policy Attacked, Guardian Trust Revenue Rose A Fifth, Capseals, Back To Special Deposits Again Advances Rise Another £100M., Sterling Markedly Stronger Continental Buying, Stdd. Oil (N.J.) Feel Price Fall, Steel Pricing Must Change Board's Survey Of Systems Free Market Hint, £450,000 Jamaica Pier, I.B.A. Report, Easy Day For Money Bank Sells Today's Maturities, "Shell" Buy 40p.C. Of Truscon, Gold Standard Attacked "Price Would Not Be Doubled", Conference On Services, New Shell Polyethylene.-, Phoenix Assurance Company, Ltd. Statement By Sir Edward Ferguson, U.S. Capital Outflow Halted, Commerzbank Ag. Capital And Reserves Dm.500m. Balanced Progress, Broken Hill South's Good Year, The Financial News, Limited Lord Robbins On Progress Of Group, Bowater Condemns Tax "Mistake", Life Offices And Taxes What IS A 'Normal' Policy, Plea For Small Investor, The Delta Metal Company Limited, £5M. Fire Bill In March, Kalms Family Buy Health Clubs, Alcan In Link With German Firm, Transitional Relief Worth Only £4M. To Shell, Advance Laundries Have Bumper Year, "Pay Debts With Own Currencies", Dorland-Crawford Turnover £12M.?, Gas Sales Show Big Increase, Johnson Group Cleaners Limited Another Record Trading Profit, Johnson Group Cleaners' Turnover Growth, £114M. Spending By British Oil Companies, Financial Advice For Small Firms, G. & J. Weir Recovery Continues Allied Potteries' Good START, New Light On Regional Retail Pattern, Bank Statements For April, Power Tools For Denmark, New Short Brothers Director, Lord Thomson Diversifies 3 Travel Firms Acquired, The Associated Biscuit Manufacturers Limited Higher Material Costs Affect Home Market Earnings Export Sales Increase Mr. Rupert E. Carr On Position And Prospects, Woodall-Duckham Orders Leap, Labour Market In E.E.C. Still Strained 800,000 Unfilled Vacancies, Swedish £-D-Mark Iron Ore Loan, Ceylon Association In London Mr. A. E. J. Emmet's Remarks, Cosmetics Factory, Dorland Advertising Limited Another Record Year, British Diesels For E. German Trucks. Business Appointments: Alexander Duckham Appointments, P. & O. Appointment. Stock Exchange Tables: Credit Squeeze Raps Shares Sharply, Paris Bourse Easier Milan Lower, London Provisions Exchange, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Gilts, Banks, Oils Down; Insurances Up, Commodity Handbook, Recent Issues, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Option Rates, Copper Prices Tumble: Cash Wire Bars Down £35, Unit Trust Prices, Wall Street Stalled Minor Changes. Property: Country Properties, Brown & Merry.
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