The Times - 28/09/1962
1962; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Schools Rugby Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Yachting Correspondent, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our United Nations Correspondent, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Our Middle East Correspondent, From Our City Editor, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, JOHN CRUTTWELL, OGMORE, LEON LIPSON., JAMES FISHER, E. W. JENKINS, ROBERT F. J. PARSONS, F. W. MEREDITH, F. LIVESEY, RICHARD HODDER-WILLIAMS., J. CHARLES SHEE., K. S. WILLIAMS, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Common Market Correspondent, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, Mr. G. R. F. Bredin, Lieutenant-Colonel Bonamy Dobrée, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, Our Legal Correspondent, From Our Medical Correspondent, By Our City Editor, From Our Industrial Staff,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Public Appointments. Sport: Ascot Details, Roehampton Croquet, Sponsored Race At Towcester, Yesterday's Results At Three Meetings Uttoxeter, Eventful Finish To Pentathlon, Draw For Football League Cup, Sports in Brief, Indian Air Force Hockey Tour, Dexter Hopes To Please Crowds, Beverly Disappoints As Hellcat Romps Home, Oxford And Cambridge Tennis Success, Schools Rugby Prospects-Iv Experienced Cheltenham XV With Strong Outsides, Return Bout For Curvis, Second Day's Programme At Ascot Heath, Mrs. Spearman Retains British Title Exciting Rally Ends At 36th, Philemon Should Confirm Curragh Form Oakville No Match For Sublime In FAST Fish, British Weakness In Field Events Finland's Team The Better Balanced. Display Advertising: P & O Orient Lines, B.O.A.C, Gillette, General Accident, Garrard, Worcester Works Finance, Multiple Display Advertisements, Cunard, Savings Certificates, Expament, King George IV, British Road Services, Martini, Woodall-Duckham, Semtex Ltd, Harvey, Regent, Remy Martin, The National Spastics Society, Lindley Thompson, The Times, British Transport Commission, Esso, Bank Of London, Broomwade, Hermeseal, The Sentinel, Granada Tv, Dorman Long. Law: Gaol Sentence On Dr. Chang, Differences In Courts' Gaol Terms Uneven Pattern Of Sentences, Disciplinary Case Against Chemst, Further Remand In Secrets Case, "Ignore Warning" Solicitor Said, Vacation Court Probate, Divorce And Admiralty Back To Brixton Verdon v. Verdon, £525 In Notes For Firm's Insurers Application Opposed By Sentenced Man, Briton To Be Extradited Gaol-Break Charge, Court Of Criminal Appeal No Attack On Character Regina v. McKenzie, Court Of Criminal Appeal Opportunity Regina v. Swinford. News: Caution For Two Show Jumpers, E.E.C. Threat To U.K. Sovereignty Limited, Says Lord Dilhorne, Prince Hassan To Return, 2,500 Cut Off By Avalanche, Gen. De Gaulle Defines His Coordination Plan Franco-German Stand Within The E.E.C., Fourth Enrolment Attempt In Mississippi Called Off, Pool Of Stolen Travellers' Cheques International Body As Distributors, Report By M.O.H. On Porton Call For Bulletproof Windows, Shrinking Staff At Libraries, Church Burial For Suicides Special Service Proposed, Unexpected Guests At Army Show Communists See Latest Fighting Vehicles, Rhodesian Plan For Tribal Meetings Misters To Explain Policy, Bulgaria Planning Chief Changed, Theatres' Ran Criticized Attempt To Sway Paper's Policy, Church Body Will Fight Alcoholism Former Addicts As Council Members, Aid Sent From Britain, London Busmen To Reconsider Strike Resolution, More Rain Hampers Rescuers As Spanish Death Roll Rises Some Devastated Areas Still Cut Off, Minister Lifts Pay Veto Increase For New Towns' Staff, Army Has Limited Strength And Little Political Coherence, A Garden By The Pool Of London Opening Expected Shortly, Journalist Expelled From Ghana, Imam Of Yemen Killed In Palace Shelling Republic Declared By Army Officers, N.C.R. Wants More Sales To Europe Partnerships Sought To Combat Oil, Lord Home's U.N. Plea For End Of Cold War, U.S. Plea For Joint Nuclear Force, Decision Welcomed By Israelis, Belgrade Declines To Be Rushed By President Brezhnev, New Traffic Laws In Force Today, Propeller Lost By Liner, Value To Russia Of Cuban Base Possible Watch On U.S. Rockets, U.S. To Send Missiles To Israel Answer To Egypt's Soviet Bombers Arms Balance To Be Maintained, Television Expert To Advise In E. Africa, Guided Weapons Works To Close, Pres. Brezhnev Warns U.S. On Cuba "Attack Would Mean War" Tirade Embarrasses Yugoslavs, Two New Panhard Models, Lawyers Of The World Unite Oiling Wheels Of Trade, Oxford Code For High Buildings Planning Officer's Two Tests, Bull Tests Plan Well Received, Party Pressure On Mr. Nkomo, Problems Of Working In The Extreme Cold, Breton Farmers Hawlt Trains, Carrier Lands Survivors Of Air Crash Woman Describes Ordeal, Nursery School IS Reprieved, Tanganyika Passes Detention Bill, Railmen Unimpressed By B.T.C. Offer N.U.R. Study Of Proposals To Avert Strike 'Abandon Closure Of Workshops' Plea Rejected, Cardiff Theatre As Bingo Hall?, Planners Seek To Resign In Turkey Dispute Over Tax On Landowners, Atlantic Fishery Study, Africans Backed By Katanga Radio, Hard Times For The Budding Novelist Fiction In Stiff Covers Slumps, Lack Of Balance In Road And Rail Financing Condemned Change Of Freight Pattern Sought, Jordan Parliament Dissolved, Show Of Force By Governor, Sunken Ship Raised After 70 Years, Common Market Negotiations Resumed In Brussels Efforts To Speed Up Programme, America's Lead in Conservation By E. M. Nicholson, Wage Negotiations "Phoney" Lady Wootton Wants Incomes Policy, Bank Deposits Squeeze IS Relaxed Release Of £80M. Next Month, India Eases Curb On Private Oil Firms Relief For State's Finances, Communist Purge In Hungary Judges Dismissed, Exodus Of Kurds From Iraq, Pay Rise Offer To French Railmen, Bishop Calls For A Transport Policy, New Architects For Arts Block, British Parachute Drop In Greece, Islamic University To Admit Women Al-Azhar's Break With Tradition, Will Deported Man Take Family?, Recruitment Secretary For Clergy, "Value For Money" Wage Protest, Vaccine To Check Fowl Pest Major Outbreaks May Be Over, Petrol Drivers Go Back Today, Watch On Ghana Parliament, Runaway Reached Naples On 5s., Departmental Changes At Coal Board, Pressure On Roman Catholic Schools, Canada Plans To Lift Imports Surcharge Exchange Position Improving, On Other City Pages, Rotten Row Yesterday and Today, Help For 'Unlucky Generation', Science and Medicine Preventing Beri-Beri In The Far East, New Finance Chief For Switzerland, Police Accuse Post Office Of Hampering Bets Inquiry Illegal Bookmaking In Australia, Mau Mau Veterans' Part In Rift Valley Subversion Sir M. Blundell Calls For Firm Action, School Instruction On Credit Training Urged, Sir Frank Lee For Privy Council, Voluntary Fags For School House, Philippines Press Borneo Claim, New L.C.C. Overspill Schemes, 1918 Ban Keeps Out German Trawler. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Conservatives Have Two Main Tasks, Admiralty House Consultations, Pro-E.E.C. M.P.s See Mr. Gaitskell. Picture Gallery: Up-To-Date International Time Chart, After the floods had subsided. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Indecision, An Irresponsible Strike, Indian Summer, Revolt in Yemen. Letters to the Editor: Exporting Cars To Canada, Mayoral Duties, Labelling Of Drugs What Patients Can Be Told, Common Market, Exploitation?, The Hardest Task, Electricity Prices, All That IS Needed. Court and Social: Court Circular. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes, Youth Theatre Plans, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,106, Chess Tournament Teams Regrouped, Woodward Coins Go For £23,682. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1862. Obituaries: Mr. Alec Brown, Mr. R. C. Mayall, Obituary, Mr. J. R. Beard Electricity Supply Systems. Reviews: Film Thriller in Tradition The Blackmailer and the Sisters, The Concertgebouw at Seventy-five, Sad Story of An Obstinate Craftsman Belgrade Theatre, Coventry: The Bedmakers, Marlborough Gallery, Dublin's Compromise Othello, Mr. Pritchard Takes Over First Concert of L.P.O. Conductor, Emotional Potency of Opera Realized, Canadian Violinist Plays Own Work. Business and Finance: A First Move To Stimulate Business Sharp Rise In Bp Net Income, London Stock Exchange Funds Receive A Fillip Equities Turn Irregular, August Fire Losses Lower, Canadian Trade Mission To Visit U.K., French Plans For State Industries, Barlow & Jones Limited Increased Contribution From John Myers Mail Order Group, Bambergers Limited, U.S. Silverware May Cost More In 1963, Silver Steadier At The Close, Drop In Canadian Bill Rates, U.S. Imports Higher, Latest Dividends, Grampian Holdings Acquisition, Braithwaite & Co. Engineers Limited Annual General Meeting, Sir Ellis Hunter Remembered, Brewery Closure, "Good Will Gesture" By Bank Of Japan, Chilean Copper Sale To Russia, Indian Freight Agreement Parity With U.K. In 1971, Net Free Reserves In U.S. Fall $134M., West German Reserves Rise, Bank Statements For September, Robert M. Douglas (Contractors), Silverware May Cost More Manufacturing Costs Raised, Credit Still In Demand Moderate Amount Of Help, Arthur Martin, Fewer Notes In Circulation Reduced To £2,294M., Continental Bourses Paris Bourse More Active Brussels Generally Easier, Scrap Copper Price Cut In U.S., Dundee Linoleum Leaves Trade Association, United Nations Conference On Coffee Approval Of New Agreement Expected, Leda Trust Placing Next Month, Woollen Industry Reassured, Company News Bradford Dyers "Improvement" But No Interim Payment Tap And Die Exports Expand By 23 P.C., News From Industry £300,000 Expansion Scheme For Southampton Yard Quay Space At Thornycrofts For Ships Up To 30,000 Tons, Further Fall On Wall Street, French Reserves Steady, Two Tin Dividends Raised S. Kinta Profits At New Peak, U.K. Imports From South Africa May Reach New Peak, Lord Mills Rejoins E.M.I. Board, Barlow & Jones, Some Sharp Declines On Zurich, The Wellman Smith Owen Engineering Corporation Limited Satisfactory Trading Profit Inccreasing Competition And Pressure On Profit Margins, U.S. Expansion Slowing Down?, Chemical Industries £360M. Investment Plans, Overseas Finance Israel Receives $22M. Loan From World Bank For Roadbuilding Scheme W. German Plan For Aid To Underdeveloped Countries, Foreign Companies Jones & Laughlin Cut-Back, No Easy Answer To Commodity Problems, Merger Of French Paint Firms, Gallaher Interim, Export Ban Eased, Canadian Dollar Weakens, Wall Street Loses More Ground Fractional Falls, S. African Cotton, Unit Trust Prices. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Buffer Pool Buys Cash Tin, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes Royal Exchange Assurance Appointments. Property: New Properties, Henry Spencer & Sons, Rawlence & Squarey, John D. Wood & Co., Country Properties.
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