The Times - 17/12/1960
1960; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRFSPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, W. A. BEAUMONT, NEIL MARTEN, E. G. B. ATKINSON, H. CARLETON GREENE, LESLIE THOMAS, ANTHONY R. WAGNER, JOHN HALL, By R. J. Martin, A. MOSS, RICHARD E. PENNOYER, A. J. ARKELL, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, D. N., FROM A COLLECTOR, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Connoisseurs' Guide, Concerts, Services Tomorrow: Fourth Sunday In Advent, Legal Notices, Travel. Law: Landlady Sent For Trial By Coroner Neglect Alleged Over Gas Meter, Three Years For Ward Of Court's Friend, Lighthouse Murderer Reprieved, Mother On River Murder Charge, Queen's Bench Division Power Of Arrest Gelberg v. Miller, High Court Of Justice Chancery Division French Champagne Producers Win Bollinger And Others v. Costa Brava Wine Co. Ltd., Commander Of Submarine Cleared Collision During Mock Attack, Queen's Bench Division Fresh Application Ex Parte Hinds, Accused Spaniards Set Free Sentence Within Terms Of Amnesty, Bradley Committed For Trial Sydney Murder Charge. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,555, P.R.S.A.'S First English Exhibition, Broadcasting Programmes For The Weekend Today, Parts of Boxwood Carvings, £420 For A Pair Of Mirrors Furniture Sale's £21,166, Ferns coming back into Fashion. News: Mr. Nehru Regrets "Setback" Democratic Experiment, Iraq Gains £3M. More Oil Revenue, 124 Sheltering At British Embassy, U.N. Assembly To Vote On Referendum, The Queen Records Her Christmas Message, Governor's View Of Rector's Action "Too Little Human Understanding", Nepal Stunned By Royal Coup Reported Arrest Of Communists, Radio War In Turkey Countering Propaganda By Russia, U.S. Considering Aid Request, Call For Release Of Political Prisoners, Civil Engineering Men Want Pay Rise 8D. An Hour More, Farmer To Sell 40 Pedigree Cows Decision After Watered Milk Fine, Uproar At Gordon Hotels Meeting Chairman's Reply To Questions, London School Of Economics, Sir Hugh Casson's Brighton Report None Of 3 Schemes "Quite Suitable", London Bus Services Inquiry Demanded Petition To Minister, Immediate Pay Talks Sought By Teachers, Judge Appalled By Violence " No Pride In My Birthplace ", Emperor Acclaimed By Crowds In Asmara Peace And Calm Said To Be Restored In Capital, L.C.C. Estate Will Be Opened Today 18-Storey Blocks And Shopping Piazza, Fossil Hominids From Tanganyika New Finds Reported By Dr. Leakey, Rabbit, Pheasant And Beater, Order Against Building Society, Aircraft Carrier Back From Far East, Big London Traffic Survey Proposed U.S. Engineers May Be Called In, 132 Killed In New York Air Disaster Collision In A Snowstorm Flats Set On Fire Boy As The Sole Survivor, Medium-Range Missile Force For Nato Multilateral Control Proposed By Mr. Herter, Shipbuilding Chief Defends Industry "As Good As That Of Any Other Country", Bank Staff Give £300 To Thief, Traffic Moving Faster Pink Zone Brings Slight Improvement, Data Cards For Air Migrants Board Urge Law If Necessary, Austrians Held By Congo Troops Shots At U.N. Rescuers, Gen. De Gaulle To Defy The Extremists Stormy Scenes In Assembly, Two Beauties of Arcadia Blue-Grey Mountains and the Lonely Temple at Bassae A Traveller's Impressions, Four New Cardinals Named, Mr. R. Kennedy U.S. Attorney General Treasury Post For Mr. Dillon, Joint Meeting On Football Dispute League Clubs Told To "Play On", Ford Move $350M. To Britain, Papyrus Roll Opened At Museum Priest's Book Of The Dead, Hundred Years Of "Bun" Penny, Mr. Kaunda Rejoins Federal Review Conference Hopes Raised Of N. Rhodesia Advance, Computer With A "Memory" A Thousand Times Faster, Italy Without Evening Newspapers Journalists On Strike, More For German War Victims £400M. Proposals By Government, Oxford Plan With Eye To Future Firm's Claim For Motorway, Some Britons Moved Into Siam, Naval Party Climb Antarctic Peak Landed By Helicopter, Vientiane In Flames Prince Boun Oum's "Liberation" Left-Wing Forces Losing Battle, Christmas And Advent The Kingdom And The Church, Petrol Bombs Fire Africans' Homes Narrow Escapes, Mother And Children Saved In Fire, Blind Director Gives Advice To Ghana Solving Problems Of Physical Disability, The Well In Isaiah Street Dispute That Ended With A Formal Offer Of Alliance, Mr. Hill Discounts Recession Fear, Duke Opens Food College Providing Scientists For Industry, A Liberal Illuminator Of Economic Problems, Welsh University Controversy. Sport: Probable Runners At Two Race Meetings Hurst Park, Lively START To Rackets Event First Round Matches Well Contested, Pakistan Recovery Led By Burki, Tokoroa's Speed May Be Decisive Today Winning Return Of Pas Seul, Today's Sporting Arrangements League Championship, Epsom Badminton Surprises, Fraser Refuses Kramer Offer Australian Davis Cup Team Named, Sports in Brief, Irish Exuberance Unlikely To Subdue Springboks, Wind Tunnel For Sailmakers, Stiff Examination For Londoners Scots Out In Force At Goodison Park, Strong Continental Golf Challenge, Yesterday's Results At Hurst Park. Politics and Parliament: Home News "A SAD Display Of Disunity" Mr. Brown's Reply To Abstentionists, Labour Left Wing Again Show Defence Split, Parliament Labour Squabble Over Polaris Base Objectors Muster 46 Votes House Of Commons. Display Advertising: Orbis, Appeals, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Times, The Gardeners Chronicle. News in Brief. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1860. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: In Vino Veritas, By Any Other Name, Pros and Cons, British Immigrants, In Motion and At Rest. Letters to the Editor: Waiting For The Tide, Fighter Control, Schools In The North, Diesels Over-Rated?, Sixteen Out Of Twenty-Six, Television In Colour Reservation Worth Remembering, "A Tax On Progress", Bone Scoops, "Bad Merger". Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: University News: Oxford Elections And Awards, R.N.R. Aide-De-Camp To The Queen, Drapers' Company Scholarships, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, From The London Gazette. Obituaries: Sir Ernest Finch, Mr. W. W. Hadley A Former Editor Of "The Sunday Times", Mrs. Maggie Jenkins, Mr. Negley Farson, Obituary. Reviews: Britten Repays An Old Debt Wigmore Hall Recital, Stravinsky by Himself and Others, No Flashes In The Pan Ritual As Before With Barrie. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Commodities Copper Turns Easier On Renewed Offers, Closing Prices. Property: Duke Of Bedford To Sell Town House, Board-Residence And Apartments. Business and Finance: £1M. Rights Issue From Trust Houses Agar, Cross Allotments, Share Price Indices, Company Meeting SPENCER (MELKSHAM) LTD. (Manufacturers of elevating, conveying and storage plant) Improved Trading Conditions, Wall Street Shows $2 Gains Defence Issues Lead, Uneven Supplies Of Money, Latest Dividends, Quiet Day In Markets Small Turnover, More Contrasts In Steel Profits No Dividend From Camp Bird, Building Society Merger Not Approved, Sterling Slightly Cheaper Security Rate Falls Sharply, German Dm.571m. Export Surplus In November, Russian Oil Campaign In Denmark, A.K.U. Joint Project With U.S. Firm, New Bank Notes For West Germany, Treasury Bill Tender, Europe "Still Booming" States E.C.E. Report, Tanker Terminal For Cardiff Regent Oil Expands In South Wales, New Russian Diamond Field Discovered Incomparably Richer Than "Peace" Pipe, £A5m. Plan To Promote Sales Of Wool, Unit Trust Prices, Lloyd's Underwriters' Committee, Mr. Engelhard Joins Anglo American, Swiss Watch Research Basic Reform Of Industry. Business Appointments: Government Director Of Bp Lord Robbins Appointed. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Picture Gallery: Lights On London's Gift Tree.
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