The Times - 27/01/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent-JOHANNESBURG, JAN. 26, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From a Staff Reporter, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our United Nations Correspondent-NEW YORK, JAN. 26, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FORM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-BEIRUT, JAN. 26, From Our Correspondent-GENEVA, JAN. 26, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, JAN. 26, From Our Defence Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, From a Special Correspondent, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, DORA GAITSKELL. House of Lords, Jan. 26., GILES ST. AUBYN., JOHN MARSH, Principal., J. H. HUTTON., KEITH CANTLIE., DUNCAN SANDYS., F. D. GOODE., G. D. MCQUADE, Assistant Regional Superintendent, European Region. Office of the High Commissioner for Canada., A. ST. JOHN WILLIAMS., RAY ROBARTS., By Professor A. L. Goodhart, J. L. HARRINGTON, General Manager (Shipping and International Services), British Railways Board., R. JOHNSON, Secretary, The Association of Public Health Inspectors., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Staff, From a Correspondent, From Our Music Critic, From Our European Economic Correspondent-EINDHOVEN, FROM LLOYD'S, By Our City Editor, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Appointments & Situations, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Oxford Keeps Some Latin Ceremonies Not To Change, Forces Appointments, Counsellors Of State Appointed, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, From The London Gazette, Tuesday, January 26, 1965, Latest Appointments. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes, Bridge Problem No. 1,671, Bridge False Preference, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,828, Sound Broadcasting. News: Berlin Newspaper Inquiry "Hit By Television Advertising", 'Factory Farming' Methods Criticized Livestock Legislation Urged, Pres. Nasser Woos East Germany Ulbricht Vist Hint, 5% Increase In London Rail Seasons Rejected Day-Returns End: Off-Peak Concessions, Over £15 A Week For Civil Service Shorthand Typists, Cabinet Reshuffle In Nepal, IT Takes All Sorts To Make Up Altrincham And Sale, U.S. Urged To Speed Concord Rival, Purpose Of Visit To Peking, Tension Grows In Damascus, British V-Bombers In Exercise, Moscow Expels U.S. Official Arrest Of Soviet "Citizen B", Public Relations Army Post, "Sorcery" Attempt To Steal Wife, Indonesians Mass Troops In Borneo 'Grave Threat' To Malaysia, Bladon To Be Sealed Off For Churchill Burial Royal Family To Attend The State Funeral, Injections Raise Dwarfs' Height, Rates Challenge By Selfridges, Generals Take Over In Vietnam Saigon Quiet, £20,000 Bank Action, Director Gambled Away £70,000, Mr. Stevenson's Dramatic Plea For U.N. Solvency Dire Consequences If Charter IS Ignored, Wage Incentive To Soviet Output, Movements Of Liners, 19,300 Infiltrators From The North, S.S. Man's Escape: Warder Gaoled, Mau Mau Leaders Killed, Fire Suicide By Girl In South Vietnam Violence Sweeps Main Towns, Claims Of £1½M. Rejected By Ex-Teacher Ran Racing System, Life Would Be Harder For All Of US Without Coloured Labour, Huge Statue Found In Central Asia, Leningrad Hit By Influenza Worst Epidemic Since The War, Mr. Johnson Hopes To Be Present, Q.C. In Ceylon Coup Trial Protests "Political Advantage" Taken Of Court, Troops Sent To Lumpa Area, Japanese Pledge To Unions Promise Of Improving Labour Relations, Government's Export Plan Today Further Delay Ruled Out, Mr. Cousins A Target For Opposition, Gaol Sentences On Ten Footballers Gauld Given Four Years And Told To Pay £5,000, Latin America As Target For Propaganda Communist Radio Broadcasts, Dutch Car To Enter British Rallies, Tsr 2 Statement Next Week, Clarifying the Law of Evidence, Russian Liner To Go To Canada Atlantic Passenger Service, R.A.F. Valiant Force Scrapped All Have Metal Fatigue Nuclear Role IS Not Affected: Speed-Up Of Victor Tanker, Lost Opportunity In Science Education, Shipping Peace IS Saved By One Vote Anglo-U.S. Dealings Take New Turn, Gen. De Gaulle At Churchill Funeral Confirmation By Élysée King Baudouin To Attend, Tories Poised For Attack On "100 Days", Farmers Upset By Business "Infiltration" Tactics, Barking Muted By Operation, 'Britain IS Tawdry, Poor In Design' Revolution Demanded, Growing Need For African Labour Threat To Policy Of Apartheid, Atheism Included In Convention On Freedom Of Belief, Truce Called In Sardine War, Race Planned For Women Pilots, British Air Expert Advises E. Africa, Miners Complain Of "False Impression", Speaker Gives Evidence Landlady's Statement On Typist, New Tactics To Fight Burglars, Ld. Thomson Gives Jobs Warning, Rolling Strike In France Today, U.S. Student Unhappy About Relationships, Government Post For Mr. Albu, Threat To Leave Commonwealth, Dr. Banda May Imprison 1,000 Without Trial, Smethwick Plan To Avoid "Ghetto" Houses To Be Bought, 300 Buoys Will Chart Sea Weather Reports Relayed To U.S. Satellites, Admission In Civil Rights Case One Accused Not To Contest Charges. Sport: County Squash Rackets, British Pair Fail In Doubles Service Lapses By Miss Truman, Powell No Test For Walker Andreetti Steals Olympia Show, Pakistan Hold Out After Collapse, Reducing Four Day Lists Full Liability At Forfeit Stage, Table Tennis Success, England's Captain Takes The Low Road Leg Spinners Ignored On Wearing Pitch, Sports in Brief, Changes In British Four-Man Bob, Ambitious Plans For Brighton, St. Bartholomew's Upset Hospitals Cup Holders, Surrey Make Task Difficult. Picture Gallery: Iceland, a Country of more than 100 Volcanoes. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Capital & Counties Property Company Limited, Shs, Valais, The London County Freehold And Leasehold Properties Limited, Abbey National Building Society, The Daily Telegraph, Multiple Display Advertisements, British United, Qantas, Credit Transfers, Standard Triumph, Jute Industries Limited, The Times, Pergamon Press Reports For 1964, Samuel Montagu & Co Ltd. Reviews: Why Actors are Fascinated by Beckett's Theatre, Dublin Orchestra Undertakes a Testing Programme, Durer Engraving Fetches £200 Etchings By Rembrandt, Date Expected Soon On Colour Tv, Promising Young Male Dancers Royal Opera House: Swan Lake, Tenor's Fine Diction, "Crime University In Television", New Pinter Play For Aldwych, Nudes by Uli Nimptsch, Haydn Sprucely Conducted, Janácek Opera From Capek, Modern Symphonies in a London Square, Tv "Making British Children Best-Informed In World", New Dortmund Opera House. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Export Records, Into the Open?, The Mountain Brings Forth..., Application Rejected. Letters to the Editor: Immigration Flow, Mansfield College, The Choice For Europe Seeking Agreement On Defence, Nagaland, New Ways At Sea, Secretaries Exploited, The Education Debate, Financing The B.B.C., Imported Food. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. Richard Butler, Mr. Hassan Ali Mansur Prime Minister Of Iran, Dr. F. B. Kipping, Adml. Sir Denis Boyd, Mr. D. C. Somervell, Obituary. Politics and Parliament: Sonic boom test, House Of Lords, House Of Commons, Car Allowances Up For Disabled. Law: High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division "Unfair Attack On Judges" Irving V. London County Council, Injunction Refused Geigy S.A. V. Inter-Continental Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Challenor Inquiry Witness On Trial, Building Ban Appeal By Abbot, Counsel's Admission Not Binding H. Clark (Doncaster) Ltd. V. Wilkinson, Inadvertent And Bona Fide Re Farringdon Without Election. Business and Finance: Rank-Xerox Drive In Europe, Reed £1¼. Scheme For Fibreboard, Associated Paper Earn 36 P.C. More Chamberlain Group Give One-For-One, Star Year For Car Output Vauxhall Chief On Prospects, Peak Socony Mobil Earnings, North Sea Drilling By Mid-Year, Latest Dividends, Drive To Further Use Of Standardization Three Barriers To Be Faced, Extra 25c. By I.B.M., £200,000 Evaporator, New Contracts, Swiss Trade Deficit, New E.E.C. Prices Agreement, Mr. Hugh Mackay As President, Unilever Debenture Coming?, Crime Wave Pays For Chubb £800,000 "Rights" And Higher Dividend, Spillers' £850,000 Offer, Félix Potin S.A. Paris (Established 1844) Higher Turnover And Profit, State Unit Trust Criticized, Another Revenue Surplus £126M. Last Week, Orders Up For Engineering Rising Overseas Deliveries, B.S.R. Lose £160,000 On F. Fowler, Portugal's $20M. Loan, How Glacier Fits In With Assoc. Eng., Small Investors Put Their Case To Chancellor, "Aluminium" Ship Passes Her 10-Year Test, Petrofina Scrip, Decca Radar In Nato Consortium, Further Doubts On U.K. Economy E.E.C. Ministers State Their Views, Roadstone Raising £1¼M. Debenture, Simon-Carves In £16,500,000 Polish Plant Deal More Export Measures Today, Dearer Aluminium Products?, South Durham Steel & Iron Company Limited Annual General Meeting, Philblack Cheer, British Shipyards' Needs Better Credits Still Necessary, Sterling Pushes Ahead Keen Demand For Gold, Canada Potash Project, Ae Associated Engineering Ltd., £3M. Steel Boost For North-East S. Durham Contract, Grovewood Misgivings On Chemicals, British Managers Facing Up To Galloping Automation, Tax Takes Funds From Market. Business Appointments: Sir G. Eley To Quit R.T.B. New Chairmanship. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall St. Rise Continues Minor Changes, Milan Again Easier Frankfurt Active, Coffee Futures Advance Up To 8s. 6D. Per Cwt., Recent Issues, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Narrow Movements, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Option Rates, Golds Improve On Johannesburg, Copper Tumbles, Shares And Gilts Still Marking Time, Unit Trust Prices. Property: George Trollope & Sons, Town Houses.
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