The Times - 14/07/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ARCHITECTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, By Monitor, J. M. HAYCRAFT., B. J. RENDLE., L. P. KIRWAN., C. M. GYSIN, R. G. NGALA, DAVID JAMES, PETER WALKER, ANDREW BOWDEN, GEOFFREY FINSBERG, TERENCE WRAY, NICHOLAS SCOTT, MARK URWIN., G. G. A. CRISP, TONY BEAMISH, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, From Our Science Correspondent, By Our City Editor, By L. S. Pressnell, From a Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Legal Notices, Business Offers, Opera And Ballet, Public Appointments. Sport: Bisley Success Of Navy Poor Conditions For Shooting, Sports in Brief, Birkmyre's Henley Trial Victory, Derbyshire Well On Top, Flavell In Form At Worcester, Metropolitan Results, Rees And Henning In Open Golf Lead High Winds And High Scores, Cheshire Forest Polo Success, Hamilton Park Programme, Newmarket Sale Details, Leicester's FAST Bowlers Again Trouble Surrey, Budleigh Salterton Croquet, Essex Gain Lead Over Warwick, A.A.A. Records Under Fire Merriman Danger To Six-Milers, Brandaris May Win Chief Ascot Prize Night Porter Outpaces Orbit, Results At Yesterday's Three Meetings Bath, British Selections For Student Games, Alley Flouts The Champions, Light-Hearted Australians, Two Freshmen In Gentlemen's XI Craig And Brearley For Lord's Match, Doubt About 1962 Wimbledon, Belgian Cyclists Successful, Yachts Beaten By Rough Seas, Lancashire's Bold Reply Openers Put On 131 Against Middlesex, Declared Runners At Ascot Heath, Masterly Innings By Cowdrey, Notts Struggle To Lead Hants, Stevenson's 50 For M.C.C.. Reviews: The Anti-Hero On The Screen, Poet Finds Inspiration Through Death, Composer of 555 Keyboard Sonatas, Students In Modern Passion Play. Display Advertising: Liverpool, White Horse Whisky, The Evening News And Star, Huddersfield Corporation, Vent-Axia, Shell, Solid Fuel, Pia, Australian Mutual Provident Society, The Parker Pen Company, Multiple Display Advertisements, Granada Tv, Cyanamid, Ind Coope Hotels. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,731, £17,661 Silver Sale, Max Ernst Exhibition For The Tate, Sound Broadcasting. News: New Call For Kenyatta's Release Europeans' Support, Group's Emphasis On Unity For West, County To Bear £7,567 Bank Case Costs, Military Moves Denied, Farmers Defy Ban On Meetings, Herr Grotewohl To Resume Work, Clash Of U.S. Opinion Over Berlin Soviet Food Crisis Seen As Deterrent To War, "Beware The Book Touts", Salver Gift To Major Gagarin Meeting With The Prime Minister, Mr. Cousins Wins Fight To Keep Unilateralism Transport Union Reaffirm Policy Three To One, Guildford Rector Leaving, Atlantic Liner Fares Up, No Talks With E. Germany Flat Rejection By Dr. Adenauer, Open Clash At E.T.U. Headquarters Legal Advice On Move By Executive, Plea To Respect Law On Press, More Military Aid Promised Pakistan U.S. Concern Over Communism, Pedestrian Piazza, Parking Below St. James's Street New Buildings, Moscow Visit Success For Mr. Popovic Talks With Soviet Leaders "Useful", New Indian Move On Laos, Spanish Visit To Britain Suspended, Pylons Destroyed In Tirol, New Claims In Engineering £1 Extra And A Shorter Week, Africans Earn £20M. More, Need For Firm Nato Front, Millions Still Held In Grip Of Slavery Call For Action By United Nations, Hazard From Food "Remote", Avon Engines For U.S. Airline, £5M. British Loan For Rhodesia, Ombudsman For New Zealand Protecting Rights Of Individuals, Dr. Adenauer Hopes Britain Will Join Common Market, Ready For Loading Nuclear Station, High Incidence Of Tuberculosis In Soho Catering Trade Findings, Mr. Coyne Resigns After Vote, "Russia Will Resist Threat To Security By Force", National Accident Service Urged Special Hospitals Ruled Out, Sunday Laws To Be Examined, Entry 'Will Weaken Commonwealth', Kuwait Force To Be Cut By A Third Units Withdrawing To Reserve, Quarter Of British Ships Built Abroad Independent Inquiry Ordered To Ascertain Why, Main Roads And Lanes Thoroughfares Of A Kentish Parish And How They Developed, Mrs. Castle's Action, Passport Refused For African Lecturer, New Flats For Nato Forces, £2M. Take-Over Of Bookmakers, Eichmann Denounces Attempt To Exterminate The Jews "One Of Gravest Crimes In History Of Mankind", Mail Stolen In Attack On Van, Station To Help More In Space Research, Rising Costs Of Health Service Serious Concern, Wages, Hours and Services, Katanga Still The Lone Wolf Of The Congo, British Yachtsmen Lost In Storm, Cosmic "Magic Numbers" Significant Measurements Of Abundance, Algiers Officer Escapes. Official Appointments and Notices: Deputy Chairman Of Quarter Sessions, Assurance Company's Chairman Resigns, Royal Appointments, New Second Sea Lord, University News Birmingham. Property: Country Flats, Sales By Auction, Country Houses, John D. Wood & Co., Differences Over Piccadilly Circus "Amenities Should Not Be Prejudiced", Country Properties, Rippon, Boswell & Co., Bernard Thorpe & Partners. News in Brief. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Law: High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division Bath Libel Case: Closing Stages Tadd v. Brown And Another, Former Lessee On Hotel Fire Charge, House Of Lords Ferens Art Gallery Ratable Kingston-Upon-Hull Corporation v. Clayton (Valuation Officer), High Court Of Justice: Proof Of Adultery Probate, Divorce, And Admiralty Division Pidduck v. Pidduck And Limbrick, Threw Man Into Canal: Three-Day Sentence, High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division "Incompatibility Of Service": Mr. Benn Explains In Re Parliamentary Election. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Analysing Why Ship Orders Go Abroad Accountants To Report, Parliament May Vote On The Common Market, P.M.G. At 90-Minute Cabinet Meeting, Covent Garden Site Fixed Again Government Make Sure By 36 Votes House Of Lords, Britain Agrees To Tracking Station, Emergency Action To Restore Economy Government May Announce Measures Next Week Prime Minister Calls For National Discipline, House Of Commons. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Ships And Shipyards, Ein' Feste Burg..., Censorship Old and New, Mending Baskets, Better Accident Services. Letters to the Editor: Common Market, Summer Felled Trees, Government In Kenya Rifts That Should Be Healed, Little Brown Egg, The One Criticism, Smaller Farms, Abu Simbel Temples, Notes On Patients, What Of The Fish?. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Sir Herbert Smith, Mr. T. C. Hale, Lord McGowan Former Chairman Of I.C.I., Mr. Jim Healy, Obituary, Sir Philip Barber, Professor William Rose Professor Of German At London. Business and Finance: Boots' Turnover Up As Forecast, Unilever's Dutch Subsidiary Opens New Plant To Meet Demand For Quick-Frozen Foods, Company News Holders Trust To Pay £2M. Cash For William Hill's Television Setback To Dubilier, Another Day Of Depression EQUITY Falls More Widespread, Gold Dearest Since February, Should The Government Help War Loan Holders? Ii-The Role Of Interest Rates, U.S. Treasury To Refund $12,536M. And Raise $3,500M. In Cash, City News In Brief, Russia May Buy More Rubber Renewed Activity In Singapore, Prospect Of Texas Tin Sales Possible Decision Next Week, I.C.I. Reorganization To Beat Parkinson's Law, Allan Kennedy & Co., Limited, Anglo American Corporation of South Africa, Limited Gold Mining Companies' Directors' Abridged Reports For The Quarter Ended 30th June, 1961, Sterling A Shade Easier Canadian Dollar Firm At Close, Canadian Bill Rates Steady, New Clothing Placing, More Selling On Wall Street, U.S. Platinum Price Reduced, The London & Edinburgh Insurance Company Increased Profit A Welcome Sign Another Good Year For The Life Department Mr. G. J. Stewart On Excellent Canadian Results, Cement Firm Pays More Tunnel's Final Of 12½ Per Cent, Town Centre Issue Success, Anglo Oriental Plantations Rubber's Future, Wall Street $1 Lower Turnover Under 3M. Shares, D.A.G. Agrees On Plan To Aid Undeveloped Countries 1 P.C. Of Gross National Product Urged, Disbursements Aid Supply Of Money, Tooley Street Fire Centenary B.I.A. Exhibition, Note Circulation Up Further £10M., Yesterday's Dividends, Fielding & Johnson Limited, Longer Suspense For City Markets Gold Price Edging Up, Scottish Breweries Exceed Forecast, Unit Trust Prices, Millars' Timber & Trading, Laporte Industries Limited. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Rubber Prices Up Sharply, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Picture Gallery: Wind, Rain, Sun And Golf.
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