The Times - 25/05/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR SCHOOLS CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motor Racing Correspondent, From Our Athletics Correspondent, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, FROM OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, ROYAL NAVY, FROM OUR GLIDING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-RAWALPINDI, MAY 24, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Commonwealth Staff, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-TOKYO, From Our Latin America Correspondent GEORGETOWN, MAY 24, From Our Correspondent-ADEN, MAY 24, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, MAY 24, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Labour Staff, D. A. BROWN., A. L. PLAIRRE., NORMAN HAWKINS., EVELEIGH LEITH., J. G. CULLUM., ROGER CALVERT, , ARCHIBALD JAMES., By David Thomson, PHILIP STEWART., LIONEL TOBITT, , R. S. RENFREE., MOIRA HOWARD., By Our City Editor, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S, By F. A. A. MENZLER, C.B.E., By J. B. DOW, By MAURICE E. OGBORN, By A. F. ROSS, By A. R. N. RATCLIFF, By PROFESSOR HARALD CRAMER, By SIDNEY BENJAMIN,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Molyneux Two Points Ahead At Bisley, Sports in Brief, England Make Hard Work Of Victory, Seven Records At Oxford, Sculling Defeat For Barry, Beaufront A Worthy Oaks Contender Success Of Lingfield Park's Classic Trials, Australians Acquire Initiative Bolus And Boycott Lay False Foundation For M.C.C., O'connor Wins By One Stroke Exciting Challenge From Thomson, Details Of Schools Cricket Matches, Jacobs Regains Épée Championship, Bradfield Decide On Prudence Black Gets Stowe Out Of Trouble, Mulligan And Osuna Out Of French Singles British Women Reach Last 16, Tennis Holders Stand Firm, Clark Leads Dance Among Dunes Of Zandvoort, Bonallack Relentless In Brabazon Trophy, Valuable Stimulus For Welsh Athletics, Jersey Lilies Win Leaf Cup Teamwork Deciding Factor, S. African Pack Dominant Welsh Tactics Too Negative, First 5.5 Race For Swiss. 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News: Radioactive Fuel Lost In Space, Cardinal Attacks Polish Leaders, Gen. Franco Sees Military Parade Prince Juan Carlos Present, Gangs Attack Two U.S. Professors, The Actuary's Profession, Laos Consolidation Of Gains, 3 Boys Drowned In Thames Punt Upset While Ferrying, Rebuff For Signor Saragat Reunification Plan "Untimely", 1,000 Bentleys And Rolls In Pageant Historic Meeting, U.S. Cuts Research Aid To Oxford Work "Bound To Contract", A Practical Demographer, There's No Escape, Take-Over Of 10 Steel Firms 250 "Free" Under Labour Plan, Make-Believe Britain On View In Düsseldorf, Review Needed Of Youth Sentences, Sir R. Welensky Launches Attack On Britain Mr. Macmillan Blamed For Failure Of Federation, Parachute Soldiers Press On In Radfan Mountains, Sir R. Welensky To Lunch At No. 10, £3,000 Left To College, Attacks On The A.A. "Unfounded", Malaysians Move Nearer Summit Proposal Referred To Indonesia, No Danger To Security, U.S. Lecturer Says, New Trade Draft By West, How Gen. de Gaulle Steals the Show, Science of probability, Warm Pakistan Welcome For Shaikh Abdullah Hope Of Compromise On Kashmir, 94deg. In New York Sets Record, Canonization Plea For 40 Martyrs, Press Council 'Regrets' Threat Of Contempt Proceedings Statement During Train Robbery Case, Mr. Wilson's Three Principles For A Meat Policy, Toys for magnates, Radio Sutch In 24-Ton Fishing Vessel, At home and abroad, Japan's Race To Save Honour On Unions, Winning Pony Has Arab Grandsire Devon County Show, Mme. Dassault Found In A Farmhouse: 3 Arrests French Police Discount O.A.S. Theory On Kidnapping, Doctors "Must Be Given More Help" Union Dismayed, Three Killed By Trains, Long-Term Effects Of Spraying, Footballer Suspended, Origins of the profession, Skye Week Opens In Sunshine, Guilds' Work on Show, Keeping Records of the "Movies", Four Deaths In Kenya Car Collision, Troops' Arrival In British Guiana Further Violence Brings Death Roll To 25 Houses Destroyed By Fire And Victims Robbed, Care In Health And Sickness, Chichester IS First Past Lizard 14 START Solo Race Across Atlantic, 40-Hour Week For All Boilermakers Strike Warning By Union Leader, College To Merge With University, Six Dead In Fire Ritual Disaster, Farming Notes And Comments, The Meat Crisis Making the Best of It, Fewer Liberal Candidates Broad Front Fight Still Likely, Empty Seats In Canadian Debate Review Of Foreign Affairs, Faith Restated By Free Church Congregational Aims, Experiments In "Buying The Union Rule Book", The value of research on risk, U.S. Progress In Air Design Technique, Churchyard Tribute to William Bligh, Atom Bomb Suggestion By Mr. Goldwater, Stricter Ban On Ex-Chief Luthuli, Army Rider Beats Swedish Star, Bridges Across East-West Gulf President Johnson On New View, S. Rhodesia Invitation Unlikely, 4,000 Smallholdings Needed, 48 Typhoid Cases In Aberdeen, Of High Mathematical Calibre, Director IS Glider Champion R.A.F. Pilots Excel, 'Angry Reaction' To Sudanese Visit, Six Britannias Sold By B.O.A.C. For £1M., Print And Plain Reverse The Trend, Movements Of Liners, Minister Explains To Dr. Erhard, Aircraft Industry "Abandoned", £8,467 For Two Scenes By Van Wittel, More Russian Aid For Egypt Fruits Of Soviet Leader's Visit, Athens Apology By Sir R. Richardson, London Trade Visit By Algerians Talks On Purchase Of Plant, Turks' Call To U.N. On Cyprus Action To Prevent "Annihilation", Dr. Beeching's Liner Trains Warning Railways Losing Goods Traffic Unions Asked To End Objections. Business and Finance: Short Supply Of Credit Official Help Given, U.K. Mining Tackle For, Tax Relief In Italy, Royal Dutch Petroleum Company, Expansion Inevitable For International Banking B.O.L.S.A. Sets A Dynamic Pace, Holidays Hit Fibre Trade, Chiesmans Limited, Registration Suspended, Oldeani Holdings Limited Plans For Further Expansion Mr. A. C. S. Irwin's Statement, Hongkong Tin Cut Total By 30 Points, Hoover Price Cut, Bids And Deals Racal Electronics Expand, Mr. Cary's Concern Over S.E.C. Reform, Lay-Up Period Reduced Intertanko Scheme Changes, Chairmen Report Rowntree Position Hardly Changed Last Year's Earnings Exceptional, Shiloh Prospects Improve, 9,600 More At Work In Norway This Year, Rhone Refineries In Oil Talks, I£12m. Israel Fibre Plant Ready In June Tanker Order For Rosenburg, Quotation For Takeda Ordinary, E. Germany Orders U.K. Farm Equipment, Pound Steady In Quiet Market, Uranium Pellets Order, Foreign Deposits In U.S. Down, Takeda Chemical Industries, Ltd., Argentina Seeks $100M. Aid, On Other City Pages, VANDERVELL PRODUCTS LIMITED (Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1929), How "The Times" Indices Have Moved, Standard Industrial Group, Industrial Films Altering Face Of The Earth Australian Project, Turkey And Israel Sea Freights, Rowntree And Company Limited Satisfactory Trading Year Good Profits, W. German Export Surplus, Big Jump In Foreign Capital To Japan, Enfield Mills Purchase, THE BUCKINGHAM CORPORATION (Incorporated in the State of Delaware, U.S.A.), Scottish Metropolitan Loan From Guardian, Earnings Increased Again By Houlder Bros. Second M. & G. Raise Distribution, Planning To Come To Market, Nineteen Twenty-Eight, More Concentration In The Stock Exchange Better Service For Clients, Peak Year For U.S. Economy Best In Country's History Further Confidence, Trinity Ordinations, Changing Managements, Shareholder Opposes Bid For Dove, World Rubber Forecast Competition Grows, I.M.F. Resources Climbing, Sugar Beet Show, The British Cocoa And Chocolate Company Limited Group Sales Reach New Peak At Over £96M. Overseas Companies' Significant Contribution To Satisfactory Profits Growth Of Cake Business Continues Mr. Paul S. Cadbury On Vital Role Of Advertising In Consumer Goods Industry, Capital Finance Company Limited Active Expansion Expected To Continue, Charity Meeting National Council Of Ymcas (Inc.), Iron Castings Output.-The, Glover And Main, Limited, Mr. S. P. Chambers, chairman of I.C.I.,, Sharp Fall In Savings Surplus Down To £3M., Foreign Companies Sofina Profit Growth, Bdh A Year Of Consolidation And Achievement 1964 Should Witness A Further Substantial Improvement, Harris Lebus Doing Better, Barclays Bank (France) Limited, Uruguay May Buy American Wheat. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments In The Forces, From The London Gazette, Friday, May 22, 1964 Bankruptcy Acts, 1914 And 1926., University News Cambridge, "Cultural Lag" In Education. Picture Gallery: The Tall Ships Set Sail. News in Brief. Property: Sales By Auction, Modern Offices To Be Let, Farming Estates On Hampshire And Wiltshire Border. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Liberals' Choice, Off The Rails, Hopeful Soundings, No Carrot for the Donkey, The Emperor's Visit. Letters to the Editor: Interest Of The Public, Children At School Not Enough Time For Teaching, A Lesson Learnt, Decision At The Polls, Proposals On Palestine, Bicycle Made To Last, Hiker, Keep Out, From Rhodes To Zambia, Draught Oxen, Expenditure On Roads. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Sir Alexander Brackenridge, Mr. E. J. Strutt, Lord Brabazon Of Tara, Sir George Cribbett Many Services To Civil Aviation, Sir Charles Collingwood Former Judge Of The High Court, Obituary, Mr. Delesseps Morrison, Sir Adrian Mott. Reviews: A Break In The Transition, Form with Little Matter in Modern Dress Shakespeare L.A.M.D.A. Studio Theatre: Henry The Fifth in Cockpit, Intimate Chamber Music, R.P.O. In Cinema Concert, Visual Magic of Visconti's Production of Figaro, Lively Festival For King's Lynn, A Rendezvous With Ballet History, An Outstanding Lieder Singer, New Olivier Film, Pianist With Sense Of Style, Impressive End to Festival of Bruckner's Music, A Leader of American Painting, A Violinist Of Real Promise. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,618, Broadcasting Programmes Television. Stock Exchange Tables: Raybeck Manufacturing EQUITY Issue Plans, New Issue Items New Offer From Normids, Continental Bourses South East Asian Crisis Depresses Markets, Commodity Markets. Business Appointments: Business Changes Next Chairman Of Barclays (France).
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