The Times - 11/10/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Golf Correspondent, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Schools Rugby Correspondent, From Our Association Football Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From a Farming Correspondent, From a Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-HARROGATE, OCT. 10, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Equestrian Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, OCT. 10, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Industrial Correspondent-MILAN, OCT. 10, From Our Correspondent-ANKARA, OCT. 10, From Our Own Correspondent-NEW YORK, OCT. 10, From Our Own Correspondent-ROME, OCT. 10, From Our Correspondent in Eastern Europe-SOFIA, OCT. 10, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-BONN, OCT. 10, From Our Correspondent-ADEN, OCT. 10, From Our Correspondent-SALISBURY, OCT. 10, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, DAVID MILLIGAN. 5 Sloane Avenue, S.W.3., A. ORME. Cross Keys, Sevenoaks, Kent., MARK SAVILLE. One, Bell Moor, Hampstead Heath, N.W.3., H. TWELVETREES. 79A Harcourt Terrace, S.W.10., MARGERY PERHAM. 5 Rawlinson Road, Oxford, Oct. 10., A. F. PHILP. Convener, Family Poverty Group. Family Service Units, 207 Marylebone Road, N.W.1., PHILIP J. ASHWORTH. RALPH SMITH. The Bow Group, 240 High Holborn, W.C.1. Oct. 7., W. L. MATHER. Park Works, Newton Heath, Manchester, 10, Oct. 8., HURD. Winterbourne Holt, Newbury, Berkshire. Oct. 8., ARNOLD WHITTICK. 4 Netherwood, Gossops Green, Crawley. Sussex, Oct. 8., ROY PLOMLEY. 91 Deodar Road, Putney, S.W.15, Oct. 8., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SCHOOL TEACHER, BY PAMELA BROOKES, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent-ZURICH, From Our New York Music Critic, From Our Labour Correspondent, By Our City Editor, FROM OUR EUROPEAN ECONOMIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-NEW YORK, OCT. 10, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Friendly Rivalry With Late Touch Of Blarney, Sports in Brief, Other Yachting, Cohesion Earns Victory For Richmond, Spurs Close To Preventing Traditional Defeat, Two Tries In Injury Time Beat Blackheath, Lyrical Attack Gives Way To Physical Defence Manchester's Strange Retreat From Position Of Power, More Swimming In 1968 Olympics, Wolverhampton Flat Racing Programme, London Crush Lombardy Athletics Success By 70 Points, Adventure Not Matched By Skill, National Hunt Racing Programmes, Soleil Outstanding French Two-Year-Old Impressive Winner Of Grand Criterium, Solid Scrummaging By K.C.S., Golf Success At First Attempt, Lt.-Cdr. Thomas Wins, Weaknesses Still To Be Solved, Mediocrity Common To Top And Bottom Of League, U.S. Ryder Cup Superiority Unclouded Palmer Seals Victory With Fine Sense Of Occasion, Strong Pairings At Worplesdon, New Regatta A Success Spur To Leading Helmsmen, Arsenal's Victory Too Close For Comfort. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 11,047, Television Programmes B.B.C. 1 (Ch. 1), B.B.C.'S Sunday Nights With The Arts, Sound Broadcasting Home (330m. and 93.5mc/s). Picture Gallery: River Traffic Controlled by Radar, America Shown as the Norsemen Saw It. Display Advertising: Cooks, Mercantile Bank Limited, Bank of New Zealand, The Commercial Bank Of Australia Limited, Den norske Creditbank, Scotia BANK, Chemical Bank Newyork Trust Company, The Sumitomo Bank, Ltd., Ici, Gamages, Generale, Multiple Display Advertisements, Banca Commerciale Italiana, The National Bank Of Kuwait S.A.K., The Gulf Bank, Australia and New Zealand Bank Limited, Landesbanken and Girozentralen, The Union Bank Of India Ltd., Algemene Bank Nederland N.V., National And Grindlays Bank Limited, Banco DI Santo Spirito, Bank Of Boston, Dresdner Bank, Bank Of Montreal, Kansallis-Osake-Pankki, Barclays Bank, Banca Nazionale Del Lavoro, Oko, The United Commercial Bank Limited, Bolsa, The Times, The Masters, Opera Mundi EUROPE, Northern Nigeria, Woolwich, Wheelock Marden, South African Airways, Ottoman Bank, The Eastern Bank Ltd., The National Bank of NEW ZEALAND LIMITED, The Fuji Bank Ltd, The Hongkong Bank Group, The Bank Of Tokyo Ltd, Marine Midland Grace, The Rafidain Bank, The Bank of India, Mowlem, The Royal Bank Of Canada, First National City Bank, Mercedes-Benz. News: French Critics Of Law On Insult, An Acceleration In Business Tempo, Cheaper Ways Of Desalting Sea Water, Out of the Snows to School in Mexico, Five-Year Plan, Year of buoyant internal activity, Stable Currency, Towards reform, Land Plan Means Interference, Some Teachers To Get More Pay, Disruptive Influences Dominant, Edith Cavell, Probation Officers Call For Youth Courts Family Councils Proposal Opposed, Bow Group Appeal For Courage, Junior Doctor Groups May Link Up On Demands Direct Approach To Review Body?, Too Little Bite, Steady Rise In Oil Output, British Week In Milan Opens With Air Of Success Confident Prediction Of Rising Demand For Consumer Goods, Girl's Death: Boy Makes Statement, Only Norse Map of America?, Economy Sluggish, Tax Cut Impetus, Protest At Shots From E. Germany, Forward after a breather, Exiles Shoot Cuba Coast Guard, New York Newspaper Strike Ends After 24 Days, 'We Have Made Up Our Minds Already', Says Mr. Smith, Lambeth Palace Chaplain Goes Over To Rome Dr. Ramsey Was Not Consulted No Deception, Says Vicar General, The Times Common Market Marooned On French Rocks, 'No Warning' Strike Threat To Airports, A period of transition, Pilot Killed In Auster Crash, Impressive Results, Foreign Aid, Gains Topping Off, Intensification Of State Welfare, Electronic Potato Harvesters May Be In Use By 1967, New Pay Challenge Faces Mr. Brown, Move To End Bus Rowdyism, Action By Britain In Aden State Defended S. Arabia's Advance Obstructed By 'Unrepresentative Politicians', British Boy Free To Leave Spain, Chance of a lifetime at top-of-the-ladder lunch, No Incomes Policy, Nato Restraint Urged In Nuclear Policy Mr. Stewart Senses New Mood In Moscow, Maghreb Accord, 'Britain Has Offered US No Concessions', More Fighting in Kashmir, Conservative Leaders See Mr. Wilson 1½-Hour Meeting Earlier Session With Mr. Smith, Mr. Smith May Face Split In Party Growing Opposition To Seizing Independence Rhodesian Parliament Likely To Be Recalled, Change Of Opinion On Migration, Fresh Impetus For Gaelic Urged, War Waged From Weakness, Expanding Trade, Emerging from a crisis, Funeral Protest By Africans, Sheep On The Move To The Great Fairs And Markets, Reasonably Confident, Pressures of Prosperity, Downward Trend, Italian M.P.S Press For China's Admission To U.N., Signor Fanfani Injured, Mr. Thomson Sees Bulgarian Tourist Developments, Scots Peer Called In To Stimulate Exports Two Ministers Go In Reshuffle, More Cars On H.P., Israel Hopes For Russian Trade, New Role Of Universities In Helping Industry Keeping Up With Developments, Iran Trial Death Sentence Call, Dependence on primary products, Mrs. Greenwood May Fly Home Gun Incident At House Of Minister, 500,000 Target For Young Tories, Bio-Rhythm Explained, Larger Navy For Malaysia, Scholarship Plan Passes Target, Farming Notes And Comments, Mass Arrests In Jakarta Anti-Communist Drive 1,500 Reported In Detention As President Returns, Adverse Payments, Devoted To Women Stop Talking, Some Anxiety In South Africa, Mammoth's Tooth Found In Quarry, A Vineyard in the Garden, Cambridge's First Graduate College For Women, Balance Improved, Both sides analyse breakdown of talks on Rhodesia Negotiations Showed That No Basis Exists For Granting Independence, British Statement Claims, Fears At U.N. Over Racial Issue, New Efforts For Exclusion Of Dr. Schröder From Cabinet, Movements Of Liners, How Genuine IS The Accident Rate In The Mines? Concern Over Lost Production, U.S. Casualties In Vietcong Ambush, William Barker IS Wembley Victor Ludorum, Norwegian Ways with Fish, Optimism Prevails, Better Resign Than Oppose Tory's Plea For Heath Policy, India Decides On Nuclear Arms Mr. Shastri Under Prfssure, Football Pools In £1M. Action Organization's Aid For Spastics, Wages For Prisoners Scheme Will Help Families, Foreign Policy Leading Issue As Turkey Goes To Polls Relations With U.S. And Soviet Union, Wages Going Up, Demolition Threat To New Houses, ACT Of Policy, Trade Embargo By Britain Would Be Crippling, Crisis Averted. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Export Post For Mr. P. Tennant, Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Expansion Fund IS Nearing £250,000. Property: Factories, Warehouses & Sites, Knight, Frank & Rutley, Historic West Country Home Attributed To King John. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Index. Editorials/Leaders: A Bargain is a Bargain, Second Best, Averting Disaster, Rates-For What Job?, The Pattern Becomes Clearer. Letters to the Editor: Crisis Over Rhodesia Remembering The Background, Good Example, Courtesy Today, Pension Schemes, Graves Of A Nation's Heroes, Colour Television, Population Explosion, Lost and Found, Water For London, Channel Tunnel, Facts of Growth. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Dr. Nikolai I. Grashchenkov, Dr. Herbert K. Andrews, Mr. Ernest Read, Prof. J. R. Partington The History Of Chemistry, Obituary. Reviews: Mr. Svetlanov Brings Out New Light on Tchaikovsky, Tuning In For A Way Of Living, Hochwalder's Farcical Comedy on Mass-Murder, Ulster Plan For A National Theatre, Touring Opera For Teenagers, Russian Concert Less Than Perfection, Plot Far From the Beaten Track, Met's First Queen of Spades for 55 Years, Hungarian Singer's Gift for Characterization, Music with a Function. Business and Finance: Small Surplus On Savings, A.K.U. Shortfall This Year, Refrigerator Sales Show Big Drop, U.S. May Seek Restrictions On Eurodollar Loans, Wholesale Textile Sales Grow, New Contracts, Dutch Stand Firm In Six Crisis No Concessions To Woo France, Europe Cotton Industry Hit Relative Stability In The U.K., Quieter Week For Pound Shortage Develops, New Banking Link For Suez Finance, Brush Clevite Buys Rothschild Copper For Business, Credit Still On Short Side, Telling The Public About Steel, Textiles Weak In Easier Milan Market Profit-Taking Hits Frankfurt, B.E.A. Helicopters Take-Over, Peter Brotherhood Limited Satisfactory Trading Achievement Mr. William Thompson On Strong Order Position And Future Prospects, Farmers Borrow £6M. In Half Year, Third Mile Drop Purchase Plan, Foreign Holdings In America Up £120M., £2M. Ship Orders From Germans, Peter Brotherhood Modernization Pays Off, Metal Traders Limited Annual General Meeting, Brokers' Forum, Northern Quotation Likely for Crockford's, Half-Year Gain By Bunzl Pulp Ductile Steels Pay 30 P.C., Rest Assured, £3.5M. Credit For Ghana Water Project, John Haggas Cheerful, Planning To Come To Market, American Business Wary Of Interest Rates Jumping To Conclusions, Says Mr. Fowler, Steel Output In E.C.S.C. Rises, Australian Mutual's £500M. Pay-Out, 700-Mile Trip By Hovercraft, Bp Wins £A52m. Order From Tasmania, Japanese Dollar Bond Plan, Hoare And Co., South African Loan, Russian Reforms Mean More Trade-Later, U.K. Goods: The Old Story Sales Approach Too Casual, I.C.I.-China Trade Optimism, Southern Kinta Consolidated, Staple Green Insurance Holdings Limited, F. J. Reeves Issue Terms, Celanese Of America Get Brit. Paints. Stock Exchange Tables: Copper Vulnerable in Rhodesian Crisis, Commodity Markets. Business Appointments: Sir H. Trevelyan's New Post Council Of Foreign Bondholders.
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