The Times - 05/07/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR SCHOOLS CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rowing Correspondent, From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Athletics Correspondent, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-PLYMOUTH, JULY 4, From Our Special Correspondent-WINDSOR, JULY 4, FROM OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-PORTSMOUTH, JULY 4, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Correspondent-ATHENS, JULY 4, From Our Middle East Correspondent-BEIRUT, JULY 4, From Our Own Correspondent-BONN, JULY 4, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, JULY 4, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Latin American Correspondent-NEW YORK, , From Our Own Correspondent-NEW YORK, JULY 4, From Our Correspondent-ATHENS, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Tokyo Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, JULY 4, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, PETER WILSON, Chairman, Sotheby, A. D. THOMAS., F. M. LEA, Director of Building Research, A. M. PANTIN., ALEXANDER W. MACARA, Lec-, E. A. BATCHELOR, Director and, A. H. HANSON, Professor of Politics., From Our Special Correspondent, C. FRANCK., D. GUPTA., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, From Our Music Critic-OXFORD, JULY 4, From Our Special Correspondent-MILAN, From Our European Economic Correspondent-PARIS, JULY 4, By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From a Special Correspondent, Statement by the President, Mr. Itsuzo Murase, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Details Of Other Schools Cricket, Sports in Brief, Belgian Motor Cycle Grand Prix, Saint-Cloud Success Of Sea Bird II Older Horses No Match For Champion Three-Year-Old, Larter Replaces Trueman In Test Team Parfitt Gains From Boycott's Misfortune, Largs Victory For Charm Of Rhu, F.A. Approve Plan For Substitutes, Ferraris In First Four Places Little Opposition By Prototype Classes, Arundel Training Arrangements, Cricket Tour Matches Essex V. S. Africans, Canadians Lose But Learn Quickly, Admiral's Cup Choice As Expected, Wimbledon More Than Ever Belongs To Australia Miss Smith's Sterner Fibre Wins Splendid Final, Snead Still Senior Champion Close Battle Well Attended, S. Africans Respond To Treatment, Henley Rowing Produces Records Galore, World Foil Title For Russian, Hungary Maintain Swimming Lead, Simpson May Beat Jaded Snell In Dublin, Centaurs Just Beat Windsor Park Keen Polo Matches For Gold Cup, Wellington Beat S. African XV, Denson Last Of 105 In Tour, Snap Shooting Proves Decisive. Picture Gallery: Pageant for Royal Show. Arts and Entertainment: Sound Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,963, Television Programmes. News: King Constantine Resists Demands For Purge Mr. Papandreou Facing Crisis Over Greek Army, S. African's Visit "Unofficial", Makarios Reply To Press Attacks, Floods Recede In Yugoslavia, Merrymakers Cross The Channel, Latest Pamphlets, 5 Chinese Shot In Sarawak Troops In Search For Assailant, Sunscreens and Deflectants, "Russians Lagging In Economy Race", 250 Arrested In U.S. Holiday Riots Youths Quelled With Tear Gas, Travellers Complain Of London Airport Services Delays In Customs: Shortage Of Porters, Speed Opposed For Comprehensives, Book To Buy, French Reasons For Rebuff To E.E.C., U.S. Libraries Need £1,100M., 'Package Deal' Offer By B.E.A. Increase For Staff At Airport, Call To Refer All Bus Fare Moves Six Welsh Increases, Greyhound Bitch Best Exhibit At Windsor Dog Show, Opposition To New Post For Mr. Favreau Canada Reactions To Dorion Report, Remote Control In Four Scots Pits, High Speed Railways To Link American Megalopolis Work Opens On £360M. Programme, Miners Uneasy On Pits' Future, Compensation For Public May Fall, 10s. A Ton Bonus Scheme For Cereals, Call For Planning Shake-Up, Prices Report Vindicates Union, Says Mr. Nicholas, Leader Emerges For Dominican Republic Surgeon To Head Cabinet?, Movements Of Liners, M.P.'S Motion On The Duke May Be Barred Constitutional Issue Of Speeches, Genial Celebrities of the Savage Club, Peru Drive Against Terrorists, Russia "Improves" Missiles, Newspaper Defies S. Africa Ban, 90 Guerrillas Killed In Big Battle, Cabinet Reaction To Selwyn Lloyd Plan, Spirit Of Unity Burgeons At Methodist Gathering Roman Catholic Bishop Joins In Welcome To Delegates, Reduced Guide To The Sales-Ii, Patent Office May Leave London, Invalids, Brazil Suffering From An Abundance Of Coffee Growers' Protest Against Government Price For Surplus, Hungary Seeks New Links With West, Harvest Prospects Turn On July Weather, Portugal Ban On Church Party, Deposed Trucial Ruler Demands Action Against Britain, American in the Midlands, Island Tasks For T.A. Campers, Saba Sam Puts On The Pressure, Guiana To Train Diplomatists, Plea For More State Aid To Theatre, Too Many "Do Greece On A Shoestring", Milk Talks With Government, East Germans Sign Allied Barge Permits Written Protest Rejected By Bonn Authorities, Krupp's Shares Proposals, U.S. Bans Attacks On Missile Sites Moves To Avert Vietnam Conflict With Russia Ambassador Calls On Mr. Rusk, Briton Killed By Aden Grenade, B.P.C. Chairman In Talks Today, Study On World Monetary Reform Mr. Dillon Leads U.S. Committee Ensuring Currency Flow For Trade, Anonymous Gift For Cathedral, Hove Poll On July 22, "We Are Being Taken For Ride On Prices," Mr. Brown Says Mr. Callaghan's Warning On Incomes, Anniversary As Key To Opinion In Algeria, Hypnosis Cult Gains Hold In Tokyo. Display Advertising: Stc, Pearl, Peter Saunders, Firestone, Money & Houses, Multiple Display Advertisements, South African Airways, Colston, Cheltenham & Gloucester. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: University News: Oxford Class Lists, To Advise Prices Board, Church Appointments, Research Awards, Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy, London. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Notices House Of Lords, Parliamentary Diary House Of Lords, The Art of Keeping Issues Out of Politics. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Strategy of a Railway, On The Home Stretch, Hard Rock, Unkind to July. Letters to the Editor: The Education Of Doctors Preparing For Role In Society, Capital Gains Tax, Anti-Noise, Parliamentary Procedure, Speaking Welsh, Practical Ideas, Increase In Rates, Council Flats, Law Dinners. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. Graham Moffatt, Obituary, Commander W. C. Northcott, Prof. Gerhard Frankl. Property: Lloyd George's Old Home To Be Sold In The Autumn, Factories, Warehouses & Sites, Knight, Frank & Rutley. Reviews: Rostropovich in a New Work, An Authentic Portrait of Lady Jane Grey?, Russian Painter's Exhibition, Bach Reconstructed by Hellmann, Purposeful Discipline in Bruckner Symphony, Ballet Dancer's Leading Role Royal Opera House: La Fille Mal Gardée, A Contralto of the Highest Promise, Moscow Film Festival, Mr. Strehler Fails to out-Brecht Brecht, Tenderness at the Expense of Irony Tower Theatre: The Arbitration. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Business Appointments: Morgan Crucible Appointment. Business and Finance: Sharp Rise In U.S. Bill Rates, English Electric's £1M. Order, Share Prices In The Sixties, No Slowdown In U.S. Economy Foreseen Retail Sales Fall Slightly, U.S. Assurance On Sterling, Costain Wins £1M. Housing Orders, ROADS RECONSTRUCTION LIMITED (Quarry Owners and Civil Engineering Contractors) Record Pre-Tax Profits, Anderson, Boyes & Company, Limited Mr. J. Anderson's Review, New Savings Stay In Deficit, Midland Tar To Diversify, Beauty Of Britain's Coast, Johnson Measures Help Germany, United Drapery Stores, Limited, Music Firm Wins $4M. Order, J. C. Bamford Success, 3-Year Peace Pact In Netherlands, Burco Dean Progress, Tough Morning For Money, Brown Boveri Turnover Reaches 568M. Francs, London County Freehold Dividend Hopes Diversification Continues, Coalite's Heavy Spending, Reed Paper Group Limited, QUICK ENVELOPES.-Wiggins Teape, Steel Tubes For China And Poland, DANES BUY BRITISH.-An order to, Tax Incentives By Barbados, Quiet Week For The Pound Mark Still Falling, Schweppes' U.S. Profits Leap 74½%, Harwal Group, Rise In Man-Made Fibre Exports, Pontins Forecast Earnings Of Over £1M., Taisho Marine Maintain 11%, NEW PUTTY.-British Insulated Cal-, The Standard Bank Limited Widening Of Area Of Operations In Africa Sir Cyril Hawker On Aspects Of The Finance Bill, Simms Motor & Electronics Corporation Limited Mr. G. E. Liardet's Statement, HIGGS AND HILL LIMITED (Building and Civil Engineering Contractors) £27 Million Worth Of Work On Hand Mr. R. F. Hill's Statement, Higgs And Hill, Foreign Holdings In U.S. Rise $313M., Planning To Come To Market, Malaysia Contract For Vosper, Russia Buys Yarn, Roads Reconstruction Sales At £8.3M., The London County Freehold And Leasehold Properties Net Revenue After Taxation Exceeds £1M. Mr. C. W. Shelford On Need For Wise And Sympathetic Operation Of The Rent Bill, Planning Economic Policy, Progress Report By Britain To O.E.C.D., A Different Kind Of Credit Squeeze Rationing By Decree, Not Price, Manganese Bronze Holdings Limited, Dorada Holdings Limited, Williams Hudson Limited Programme Of Expansion Continues Unabated, Machine Tool Orders Down First Fall In 18 Months, The British Plaster Board (Holdings) Limited, Germans To Look For Oil In Iran, Fish, Loan Results, Dunlop Plant In Zambia, Credit Squeeze Was Not So Great, Taisho Marine And Fire Insurance Company Limited Tokyo, Japan, 'Collect Tax From Unit Holders', Isolation The Real Enemy Of Japan, London Theatre Taken Over. Stock Exchange Tables: Investors Not Yet Attracted By 6 P.C. Yields, Amsterdam And Frankfurt Recoveries, Commodity Markets.
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