The Times - 05/05/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Athletics Correspondent, From Our Northern Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM A WASHINGTON MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, N. MACDONALD, JOHN WILLIAM CORRINGTON., C. J. BROWN, IAN HAMNETT, JAMES GUNN, A. ESCOTT, STUART MORRIS, A. M. BRETT, R. W. HAYWOOD, E. J. HALE, JAMES HERBERT, I. M. MCWILLIAM, LUCY S. AWDRY, From Our Medical Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, BY MONITOR, From Our Correspondent, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, NIGEL SEYMER., D. B. MOORE, MARY STEWART, SAMUEL SALMON, BRIAN HARRISON., DAVID ROBERTS, By Max Beloff, DEREK VERSCHOYLE., FEVERSHAM., JAMES PARKES, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Field Marshal Viscount Slim, G. LI. R., H. C., FROM OUR AERONAITICAL CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Appointments And Situations Vacant and Required. Sport: Spirited Somerset Recovery, Sports in Brief, Rain Affects Amateur Football, Overseas Entries In Admiral's Cup, Varied Field For Silverstone New Car's First Outing, Rugby Enterprise Now Needed Encouraging Decline In Penalty Goals, Warwick Fall To Bates, Yorkshire Well Ahead, Sound Tennis In Final Aberdare And Whatman Regain Title, Leicester Leave Out Leek McIlmoyle Leads Cup Final Attack, Sawdust And Rain At Chesterfield, Kempton Chance Of Safe Delivery, May Shows Glimpses Of His Old Brilliance Sobers' Guile Provides M.C.C. Bowling Inspiration, Greaves Still Has Wembley Chance Chelsea Could Change Ban To A Fine, World Title Bout Referees, Declared Runners For Kempton Park, Parker Equals Two U.K. Hurdle Records Against A.A.A., Bonallack Breaks Record And Leads With Alliss, Yesterday's Chester Results, Oxford University In Trouble, Neck Victory For Alcaeus In Ormonde Stakes Erudite Makes Most Of Running To Beat Palisander, Graveney's Appeal Turned Down M.C.C. "Need To Uphold Principles", Ampleforth And Brighton Rich In Experience, Laver Shows Brief Return To Form Kitovitz Beaten At Hurlingham. Display Advertising: British Sailors' Society, Vent-Axia, S. Simpson, Key, Multiple Display Advertisements, Twa JET Agent, Ind Coope, Regent Supreme, Grundig, United Biscuits, 'Black & White', Renault Dauphine, Gaspode, Huddersfield Corporation, Player's, Malakoff Rubber Estates, Gardeners Chronicle, British Oxygen, Pammastic, Icfc, The Times, Rich Dark Honeydew, Flexello, Hawker Siddeley Aviation, Scandinavian Airlines System, Swindon, General Issue & Investment, British Overseas Fairs, Alcan, Algerian Horror, Guest Keen & Nettlefolds. News: A Third Term For President Prasad?, Traffic Diversion Annoys Patients Noise "Intolerable", A.E.U. Delegates Reverse Unilateralist Policy Call To Unite Labour Party On Defence, Claim For French Satellite, Minister "Sinking" Coast Shipping, Russian Ultimatum Or Compromise?, Canadian Papers' New President, Television Draft Near Agreement, Bilateral Talks As First Step, Business Next Week, Cadet Scheme Put To Prison Officers, Record B.O.A.C. Profit Interest Swallows Most Of IT, "Cut Butter Sales To Britain", President Kennedy's Legislative Plans Make Good Progress, Next Two Weeks Critical For Mr. Ngala Achievement The Best Weapon Against Opposition By Kanu, Union Fear For Car Industry Work Below Usual High Spring Level, Semaphore Tower Home May Go, Russians Seeking British Hats, 11 Ships Diverted In Dock Strike Companies Cut Losses, The Street And The Church Change And Survival In The Core Of Our Village, 5,000 Spectators Besiege Referee, Ship Order Placed After Five Years, Lessons Of Seato Exercise Naval Inquiry On Communications, "Startling Figure" On Arthritis, Transmitter Put In Mr. X's Clothing, Problem Of Schizophrenia A Much Brighter Outlook For Patients, London Firm To Provide £20M. For Cairo Five-Year Credit Agreement British Plant For New Industries, R.A.F. Man's £500 For Invention, Army "Excesses" In Ceylon Charges Against Troops Renewed, Crushing Angola Uprising Portuguese Accused Of "Slaughter", Belfast Inquiry On Council Voting Issue Of Pecuniary Interest, Monroe Doctrine is Out of Date, Ministry Advice To Bournemouth Deputation, Canterbury Puts Off Decision On Lanka Church, Teaching Pay: Mr. Maclay Replies, Hove Refusal To Dr. Barnardo's "Not Prejudice", U.S. Asks West To Double Aid For India $1,100M. Requested For Next Two Years, No Compulsion For Bob-A-Job, R.A.F. Airlift For Commission, Pressure To Build High Minister Resists Subsidy Rise, Deadlock In Ford Strike, Corrections, S. Africa To Check Flow Of Funds Fall In Foreign Reserves Less For Tourists And Emigrants Increase In Bank Rate, Britain Cedes New Powers To Kuwait Jurisdiction Over Foreigners, The Queen To Attend The Derby, More U.S. Aid For South Vietnam, U.S. Intelligence Review Ordered, Storm Halts Cars And Trains Houses Struck By Lightning, Threat To Wrens' Hats, Interrogation Of Gen. Challe Opens, Challenge To Religion In Italy, Chance Picking Of Men In Charge Happy Go Lucky Ways, Ship Repair Strike On Mersey Over, Cut-Price Taxis At Derby, Sensitive Grip On The M.C.C. Rudder, 'Parasites' To Be Deported Russia Returns To Harsher Methods, Europe Waits For Britain And Britain For France Mr. Kennedy's Paris Visit Key To Future Of Common Market, New Talks Wanted On Buganda, Budget "Could End Rolls Cars" Output Cut, Says Chairman, Heavy Guard On Algiers After Night Alarm Warning Of Raids By Extremists, N.H.S. Critics Of B.B.C. Series, Sale Of CD Plates Not Widespread Diplomatic List Key To Immunity, 'Ladies' Directory' Appeal Dismissed, The Queen Watches The Italian Derby At Capanelle, Challenge To Chief Constable Ruling, Prospects In Iraq Oil Talks Baghdad Attack On Companies, Foreign Aircraft In King's Cup Pilots Must Be British, Pressed Steel Co. Strike Spreads, Coach Speed Limit Going Up To 40, On Other City Pages, Coalition Plea By Prince Souvanna, Objection By Rev. M. Scott Empire Loyalists Paid His Fine, Gen. Franco Denies Allegations, Talks On Future Of Cameroons, Controversy On Training For A Chartered Accountant, American Freed By Chinese Dies, Oxford To Honour Tunisian President, Concert Hall Roof To Be Replaced, 500,000 Railmen Put Pay Claim Two Unions Accept Offer On Hours, Parents' Ban On Operations Change Of Law Urged, Stricter Control Of Imports?, Dash By Night With Bacon For Britain Blockade Call To Danish Farmers, Soviet Minister For A London First Night?. Reviews: Elegant Partnership In Sleeping Beauty, Handel Well Handled Mr. Kitching Taps A Comic Vein, German Sculptor Inspired by the Middle Ages, Crippen Translated to the Music Hall, Entertainment Experts World Night-Life On The Screen, Studentships With Orchestra, Too Painstaking An Anarchist, Blood And Thunder Concerto Playing, Washington Discovers Gifted Composer from Argentina, Verdi: The Voice of Humanity, Benefactor Of Bournemouth Mr. Charles Groves Bows Himself Out. Arts and Entertainment: For Stockbreeder Or Stockbroker? WHO Buys What Rural Craftsmen Make?, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,671, 1708 Chocolate Pot Fetches £2,150 £22,445 Sale Of Silver, Many Clear Rounds In Aldershot Show, Another Renoir For National Gallery, Taking To New Furnishings Influence Of Small Flats, Tal Concedes The 18th Game, Broadcasting Programmes, Wanted: Typist To Play In Orchestra, Olivier To Be In Graham Greene Adaptation. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Law: Strangled Girl: Man To Be Charged, Appeal Against Sentence, Fine On Woman "Of Some Prominence" Articles Stolen From Self-Service Store, Unfrocking Of Dr. Bryn Thomas Bishop Pronounces Sentence In Southwark Cathedral, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Summing Up In A.E.S.D. Case Rookes v. Barnard And Others, Chancery Division The Crichel Estate: WHO Has Won? Marten And Another v. Flight Refuelling Ltd. And Another, Priest Accused Of Killing Cyclist "I Must Have Gone To Sleep", House Of Lords Ladies' Directory Appeal Dismissed Shaw v. Director Of Public Prosecutions, The HOUSE OF LORDS (Viscount Simonds,, "Vicious Attack By Councillor" M.P. Describes Incident At Meeting, Former Club Owner And Wife Accused, Queen's Bench Division "Plenty To Drink" Byrne And Another v. Foulkes And Others, Poet Tells Eichmann Court Of "A Great Man" Leader WHO Went To Death To Prevent Jews From Fighting Jews. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: House Of Commons, Mr. Benn In At Bristol Majority Up Legal Problems In Prospect, Realistic Speed For Coaches And Buses Limit Raised To 40 M.P.H. House Of Lords, Labour Leaders To Learn Full Spy Story Reservation On Need For Subsequent Inquiry, Length Of Whitsun Recess In Doubt, "No Irreparable Damage" By Blake Spying Wider Inquiry Not Ruled Out By Prime Minister, A.E.U. Vote Pleases Mr. Gaitskell. Property: Centre "Sacred To Pedestrian" Ten-Year Scheme At Blackburn, Country Flats, Sales By Auction, Messenger Morgan & May, Curtis & Henson, Country Properties, Tufnell & Partners, Union Development Company Limited, From Our Labour Correspondent. Picture Gallery: Man And The Natural World.... Official Appointments and Notices: Pentagon Post For British Officer, New Deputy High Commissioner, Awards For Work On Aeronautics, University News Cambridge, New Editor Of The "Oxford Mail", Bishop Of Trinidad To Resign, Resignation Of Sir Edward Snelson W. Pakistan Pamphlet, New Defence Staff Deputy Chief, Inspector Of Official Receivers. Letters to the Editor: Army Recruiting, Secret Services, The Psalter, Down Lambeth Way, Traffic Experiments, Second Chamber, Research Into Crime Better To Study Good Citizens, Insurgent Sheep, Anatomy Of A Campaign How Can Peace Be Ensured?, Catering Afloat, Fire On The Moor, School Teachers On Strike Questions That Call For An Answer, Winchester Panelling. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: After The Votes, Secret Servants, The Church of Lanka, Shopping (and Other) Lists, Troubled Denmark. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Prof. H. W. Turnbull A Distinguished Mathematician, Mr. Lajos Dinnyes, Mr. J. C. White, Dr. Ernest Fletcher, Professor Maurice Merleau-Ponty French Philosopher, Obituary, Admiral Sir Cyril Douglas-Pennant. Business and Finance: Exports Affected By Revaluation, Effect On Foreign Holdings In U.S., Strategic Embargo List Amended, London Trust Company Mr. R. G. de Quetteville's Address, Ross Group Limited A Year Of Great Activity And Development, Bank Leumi Le-Israel B.M. Year Of Expansion, India's Foreign Exchange Reserves, Latest Dividends, Next Unit Trust Offer Allied Investors 500,000 Issue, Wall Street Up Again Minor Advances, Standard Finance Statement, Cotton Board's Reserve Not Impressed By Hongkong Threat, Odhams Press Profits, London Stock Exchange Evidence Before Jenkins Committee, £1.1M. Trust Placing, Wilmot Breeden's Profit Setback, Note Circulation Up £10M., Baring Brothers New Venture Finance House In Buenos Aires, Phoenix Assurance Company Limited Increased Net Earnings Sir Edward Ferguson's Review, £2M. Booker Bros. Offer For Pulsometer Engineering U.S. Ford Motor Sales Fall Sharply, Corn Exchange Talks Adjourned, Linoleum Firm Cuts Dividend, Tin Buffer Stock Unchanged, Provincial Insurance Co. Ltd. Home Departments Show Marked Progress Premium Income Increased Mr. Peter F. Scott Reviews Results, E.F.T.A. Decision On Yarn Manufacture, New Moves Against Hide & Co. Board, German Bank Rate Reduced To 3 P.C., Rio Tinto Investments In Four Continents, Tin Market Reviewed, Money Easier At The Close, Headlam, Sims And Coggins, Wiggins, Teape Pay 2 Points More Than Forecast Rio Tinto's Comprehensive Report, Reserves In April Down Dm.2,700m., "Mining Year Book", Pattern Of World Interest Rates Bank Rates, Unit Trust Prices, Research In Textiles Cotton/man-Made Fibres Fusion, U.S. Treasury Refunding, Earnings A Share Down To $1.39, Times Furnishing Profits Up, Canadian Bank Rate Again Lower, British Factory Exports Lag, Pound Unchanged On The Day Late Demand From New York, British Insulated Callender's Cables Limited, CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY (Incorporated in Canada with Limited Liability) Operations Mainly Influenced By Lack Of Business Buoyancy Net Earnings A Matter For Considerable Satisfaction In The Circumstances Dieselization Programme Completed: A Significant Achievement Determination To Meet Changing Economic Conditions Royal Commission's Report Supports Belief In Railway's Continuing Vital Role Mr. N. R. Crump On Free Enterprise Philosophy, Markets Move Both Ways Early Gains Lost On Profit-Taking, Japan's Reserves Up Another $38M., Contrasting Decisions On Discount Rates Central Banks Deposit £15M. In London, Further Gains On Wall Street, Small U.S. Gold Loss, Minet 50% Scrip Issue, French Gold And Foreign Reserves, London Provisions Exchange. Business Appointments: Business Changes Crossley-Carpet Appointments. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets Copper And Tin Prices Sharply Higher, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices.
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