The Times - 10/12/1960
1960; Gale Group;
Autores
From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our United Nations Correspondent, FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, MARGHANITA LASKI., HARRY SAMUELS., IAN FLEMING., GEORGE FRANK., A. L. GOODHART., R. IVELAW-CHAPMAN, E. MUSPRATT, RONALD S. RUSSELL, From a Special Correspondent, MARGARET READ., P. C. BULLOCK, R. LEVY, MARGARETE HOWSON, CAROLINE COLLINS, FROM A COLLECTOR, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Travel, Opera And Ballet, Legal Notices, Connoisseurs' Guide. News: Shift System For Universities Suggested By Sir Geoffrey Crowther, Calls Of Faithful Stewardship A Ministry For All, Portrait Gift To The Maritime Museum, Snow And Fog ADD To Flood Hazards Falls Up To 12in., Diamonds Search In Tanganyika, Shooting In Cuban Airliner, Cranwell Passing-Out List, An Autumn Remembered Five Schoolteachers Evacuated From London To The East Coast, I.o.W. Estuary For Trust Oyster Fishery To Be Revived, Stream Of Visitors For Mr. Kennedy, London Mail Safe Christmas Overtime Ban Off, Porters Want More Pay Strike Decision At Spitalfields, Hungary Accused Of Revisionism Mr. Kadar's Disclosure About Moscow Talks, "Candida" To Replace "Seaman Leading", Breeding Trees For Tomorrow, Tussle Over U.N. Elections Afro-Asian Claims, "Shaw's Letters To A Young Actress" Facsimile Publication In U.S. Next Week, Threat To Europeans In Stanleyville "Belgians To Die If Lumumba IS Not Released", South Africa's New Constitution Seven Year Term For President, Telegram Sent To Mr. Kasavubu, Three Merits Of A General Degree Studies In Depth And Breadth, "Indiscretion" Of Three Boys Publicity Criticism At Academy Inquiry, Searching Of Ships Angers Bonn French Envoy Taken To Task, Troops Quell Algiers Rioters Tanks And Tear Gas Herald Gen. De Gaulle's Visit 400 Demonstrators Arrested, Drilling 19ft. Down To Lava Lake Successful Trial In Hawaii, Foot-And-Mouth Costs £1M. Compensation By The Government, Quick Pay-Out To London Police Back-Dated Rises Before Christmas, Incident Outside Mr. Gaitskell's Meeting, Bank Staff To Resume Overtime, START Soon On North Cheshire Motorway, Smiling General Shakes Hands Hostile Mob Silenced, Dr. Banda Walks Out Of Review Conference 'Sir E. Whitehead Talked Nonsense' Colleagues Remain, A Valley Of Charm And Beauty Montafon in the Austrian Alps, Britain Rejects Buganda Secession Plan Mr. Macleod's Advice Against "Desperate Course", Road Scheme "Not Considered" Councillor's Claim At Oxford Inquiry, 15-Minute Cut In Miners' Shifts N.U.M. Endorsement, £7,650 For A Cezanne High Prices At Paris Sale, Car Company In Liquidation 350 Men Dismissed, National Theatre Project Hope Of Decision Early In New Year, C.-In-C., Northern Europe Sir Harold Pyman, Kenya Warning Of Communist Infiltration WHO Pays For East Europe Visits?, Air Control System For W. Europe Mr. Thorneycroft To Sign Convention, Russia Stands Firm In Trade Talks Inclusion Of Berlin Clause Rejected, Thief Hurt In Street Fight Hit By Guard In £3,000 Raid, Too Many Shots at Birds Out of Range, £30 A Week For Footballers Proposed Contracts For 3 Years, "Chinese Have Left Frontier Post" Report Of Epidemic On Indian Border. Sport: Italy Still In The Hunt Pietrangeli's Davis Cup Lead, Dandy Scot Best For Big Chepstow Prize, Probable Runners Today At Chepstow, Stern Task Ahead For Harlequins, Newcastle Programme, Buller Among 1961 Test Umpires Reinstated With No Financial Loss, Badminton Surprise At Wimbledon, Sports in Brief, Sparkling Strokes From Sobers And Worrell Australian Bowlers Mastered, Holder Has Squash Rackets Struggle, Today's Sporting Arrangements Association Football, Top Clubs Face Testing Day Wolves' Liking Of Heavy Grounds. Law: Court Rules £2,500 Pension Payable Claim By Former Managing Director, "Three People Died In Blazing Car" Lorry Driver Sent For Trial, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Leave To Issue Writs Of Attachment Ex Parte Byrne And Another, Man Denies Being Master Mind Doping Of Greyhounds "Not Discussed", Ballroom Murder Charge Dropped, Youth Accused Of Tube Murder, Stamp Dealer In Witness Box "Many Clients Made Profits", Judgment Reserved In Re Motor Vehicle Distribution Scheme, Chance For Major To Repay £72, Restrictive Practices Court Free Trade In Chocolates In Re Wholesale Confectioners' Alliance, Alleged Attempt On Mr. Inonu's Life Evidence Of Car Passengers, Night Watchman's Statements, Bus Shelter Murder Charge Labourer Accused Four Hours After Discovery, Girl Tells Court She Disappeared Man And Three Youths Sent For Trial. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Princess Visits Homes. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Programmes For The Weekend Today, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,549, Mr. Franco Cardinali's One-Man Show, Miss Leighton In An Ibsen Play, £1,820 For 1762 Glass Goblet Moore Figure £5,775, Rodin £997. Official Appointments and Notices: Commandant Of Royal Army Medical College, Salvation Army's New Second-In-Command, From The London Gazette. Politics and Parliament: Libraries Bill "Talked Out" Authors' Royalties Rights Urged, Cabinet Meeting, Liberal Amendment On Deterrent Mr. Gaitskell Urged To Clarify Policy, Lords Debate On "Lady Chatterley" Case Bishops Expected To Speak, Law Clarified On Human Tissues Aiding Research, Parliament Authors' Levy On Lending Libraries Undecided Bill Left In Suspense House Of Commons. Weather: The Weather. Display Advertising: Nassau, The Brewers', Italian State Tourist, Gardeners Chronicle, Rockstone, Multiple Display Advertisements, Upper Bavaria. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Drongo to You, No Easy Converts, Too Quick to Withdraw, Mass Graduation. Letters to the Editor: Army Recruiting, Blues In The Gloom, Speed On The M 1 Should There Not Be Limits?, "News From Africa", North And South, Wettest Autumn, Wanted: A Purpose, Disturbing Question, Pensions Schemes, Protection Abused, Nursery Revolution. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. H. M. Irwin, Colonel B. U. Nicolay, Mr. Jaap Kunst, Sir Charles Stuartwilliams, Obituary, Mr. C. B. Davies. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1860. Reviews: Apple Corers From Sheep Bones, Need For Discipline In Jazz, Mr. Pickwick Set To Music Appropriate Treatment, Fine Spanish Pianist, Deep Portrayal Of Lucy Miss Sutherland's Triumph, Still Time to Plant Bulbs. Business and Finance: Wall Street's $1 Advances, Dutch/u.S. Joint Cotton Venture, New South African Monetary Plan Rise In Interest Rates Suggested, Market Reactions To Steel Company Results Colvilles And Summers Profit Contrasts, Slower Profit Growth By Smith & Nephew Brightside Engineering Pays 20 Per Cent, W. German Bank Rate Prospects, Offer Of Conversion To Holders Of £686,275 City Of Brisbane 3 1\4 Per Cent. Stock, 1961 (which matures on 1st March, 1961)., Money Market Needs Official Help, £37M. U.K. Fire Losses, Latest Dividends, Pound Remains Steady Canadian Dollar Slips Back, No New Steel Works For Holland Not Before 1970, Says Report, Cossor Denial, "Cut Car Industry To Size" Should Take Lead From Cotton, Unit Trust Prices, New Falls On Milan Bourse, How The Times Indices Have Moved, Treasury Bill Tender. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Account Ends On Dull Note Lack Of Support, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Commodities Copper Lower After Some Selling, Closing Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Board-Residence And Apartments.
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