The Times - 19/05/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR GOLF CORRESPONDENT, FROM AN AMERICAN ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR POLO CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR GLIDING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, BY MONITOR, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, ROGER CARY, R. C. OADES, JOHN ARBUTHNOT., JOHN SENTER., ENID HOPPER, H. T. HFADLEY, From Our Middle East Correspondent, S. R. CUMMINGS, J. C. HOWISON, CHRISTOPHER J. WHITMEY, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, A correspondent, DR. K. M. Westaway, From Our Science Correspondent, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, By Our City Editor, From a Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Appointments And Situations Vacant and Required. Sport: Slow Batting By Middlesex, Schools Cricket, Sports in Brief, Declared Runners For Today's Meetings Sandown Park, Five New Solent Dragons, Dexter Captains M.C.C. XI Australians To Face Larter And Rhodes, Derby Target Set By Wight, Fractured Jaw And Leg Before, Dahabeah Preferred For Wheatsheaf Stakes Sandown Park Course Will Suit Corsley Bell, Details Of Yesterday's Racing Results York, Greenhough Turns Match Against Hampshire Lancashire Left To Make 251, Sagacity Holds Off Clervaux Bounteous Should Win At Stockton, Roehampton Croquet, Tennis, Nottinghamshire's Grim Day Yorkshire On Top, Off Spinners Have Good Day, Testing Half Mile British Games With Eye To Future, Sangster In Last 16 Comfortable Win Over Stolle, U.S. Rowing Stock Low Olympic Experience Wasted, Brisk Cambridge Recovery Led By Brearley 142 Off Australians In Day, Oxford Swimmers Successful, Six Teams Entered For Queen's Cup, Wales Hold Spain In Madrid, Platts Never In Danger Course Troubles Assistants Wind Deceptive, Pithey's Century For Oxford. Display Advertising: Colt Ventilation Ltd, Setright Registers Ltd., Shell, French Line, Westminster Bank, Advance Linen Services Ltd., Ind Coope Tetley Ansell Limited, Multiple Display Advertisements, Union-Castle, Pinnock Finance, Gallahers, Renault Dauphine, George Wimpey & Co., Player's, Chubb, Volkswagen, House Design Competition, Fibreglass Limited, Sanderson, The Times, Simms, Royal College Of Art Devlopment Fund Appeal, Parker-Knoll, Communication Systems Limited, Bank Of London & South America Limited, Harveys, French Railways, Boac, Charringtons, Viasa, Vickers-Armstrongs[south Marston] Limited, Sunday Telegraph, Scottish Television, Reed Paper Group, General Issue & Investment Co. Ltd., Three Faces Of Africa. News: Brazil To Receive £350M. Credits, Revived Influence Of German Students' Duelling Clubs, Lack Of Liaison For London Royal Commission's Difficulty, Congo Civil War Risk Reduced, 50 M.P.H. Whisun Speed Limit On Many Trunk Roads Last Year's Experiment Extended, Postmen Strike In Copenhagen, Waiting Restrictions Eased In London, Threat To Civil Service Pay Proposal Unions May Fail To Ratify System, President Bourguiba's Hopes For Algeria Settlement "Tunisia Will Work To Unite Maghreb", Christ Church Meadow Road "Is Inescapable" Oxford Inquiry Finding To Restore Peace And Ouiet, Elgin Marbles: Further Move, Duke Of Gloucester In Ankara, Malta Dock Plan Welcomed, City Architect Pleased, Communist Club At Oxford Again?, Ford Bring Out New Model Comfort And Light Controls, Duke Urges Action On Youth Service, Old Dovecotes Pigeon-Holes Of The Past May Still Be Found By The Curious, Post Office Men Defy Executive, "Mau Mau Seek Sweets Of Office" Kenya Minister's Warning, Russian "Champagne" Method Derided, Housing Bill "Unlikely" To Be Through By August "Not My Doing", Says Minister: Labour Members' Anger In Committee, Channel Services, Ceylon Threat To Democracy Asserted Minister Denies "Napoleon Ideas", Opening Day Of British Fair In Moscow Russians Expect More Than A Million Visitors, Missiles Banned From Parade, Tribute To British Salesmanship, Measurements By Optical Microscopy Incentives For Research, U.S.-Canadian Concern Over Communism Threat In Latin America, "Frustrated City Man" Escaped To Happiness, New Marine Commando To Be Formed 5 Mobile Units For Quick Action, Local Triumph In Shropshire Show, Two New French Ministers, African "Idlers" Crowd Courts, Kremlin Nuclear Plan Attacked Russia's "Fruitless Stalling", American Recession "Ending" U.S. Ambassador On Labour Problem, British "Secrecy" In Aden, 4 Soviet Generals Die In Crash, France Slowed By Railway Strike Some Trains Still Running, Back-Dated Rise For Police Chiefs, Cuban Exiles' New Appeal To U.S. For Support, 4 More Universities To Be Set Up Canterbury, Colchester And Coventry Fourth Location Shortly: No Proposal For Scotland, Rebels Kill 11 In Angola Village Children Among Dead, French Socialists Split, 600 Ford Engineers In Dispute, Korea Coup Brings Gloom To Washington Die-Hards Seizing Chance To Assail Mr. Kennedy, Printing Pay Rise Likely Admiting 1,500 Apprentices, Albania Executions Reported Alleged Soviet Spies, £9,071 For Newton Manuscripts, Bank Union Complain Over Hours Change, Councils Urged To Tell Public "Rubber Stamp" Condemned, Friend Pays £382 For Tomato Levy 'Rebel' Near Bankruptcy Court Time Limit, M.P.'s Question About U-Boat Bases, Labour Keeps Control At Birmingham, Defence Force For S. Africa, Foreign Debate Stays Close To Europe Farming Issues Bring Protest, Two Gifts Of Land To National Trust, New Tariff Cuts Planned By Six, British Policy in Shifting Sands, Traffic Tickets Denial Official Speaks Of "Muddled Thinking", Russian Plans For Spaceship To The Moon, Arkhangel Flooded By Broken ICE, U.S. Move Against Gambling, G.P.O. In Talks On Satellitfs, Mrs. Castle Loses Libel Action, Sergeant Keeps His Gliding Lead, Radio Rivalry In Africa "West Lags Behind", Ukrainian Accused Of Double Murder Statement From Dock, Count Zoppi At Palace Today, Engineer Says Nazis Extended Gas Chambers Even In 1945 Eichmann Trial Evidence Of Work At Theresienstadt, Underhand Affair At Nottingham Lord Mayor Seeks Self-Protection, Sleeping Climbers Struck By An Avalanche Three Of Japanese Party Killed, Law Society Honours Examination, Soviet Outburst At Iraq Arrests Cooling Of Relations, On Other City Pages, Baron De Reuter Loses Leg, Shop Stewards Resist "Air Lines' Threat", More N. Atlantic Air Passengers, Cunard Asked About Financing Of "Queen" And Aircraft Directors Explain Why Public Money Still Needed For Liner, Plan To Promote Building Of New Factories, Prospects For The Would-Be Publican Mergers And Site Values Play Their Part, Raising Money For W. Indies Federation Chief Topic For May 31 Talks, Army Doctors Get Gratuities Rise, Scots T.U.C. Canny On German Jobs Caveat If Labour Force IS Sapped, First Centres For Treating Psychopaths £100,000 Nuffield Donation Building START Soon, Cunarder Voyage Cancelled, Big Belfast Concern To Be Wound Up, India Opposes Changes In Laos Commission Mr. Menon Criticizes Soviet Veto Plan, U.S. Research Man Missing, Currency Charges Against Russians Large Finds Of Gold Coins Alleged, German Evidence In Private. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Standstill In The Heart Of Paris. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,683, The Sale Room Amherst Heirloom Fetches £960, Broadcasting Programmes. Law: £2,000 Bail For B.O.A.C. Loader, Queen's Bench Division Dr. Bodkin Adams' Libel Actions Settled Adams v. Associated Newspapers Ltd, Queen's Bench Division Mr. Chataway Wins Castle v. Chataway, Paintings Case Appeal Succeeds Summons Against Former Curator, '6 Children Alone In House 2 Days', Queen's Bench Division Unfair Comment On Film Editing Richardson v. Esquire Inc., High Court Of Justice Chancery Division Port Of London Not "Used" By Pleasure Boats Thames Launches Ltd. v. Corporation Of Trinity House Of Deptford, Ban The Bomb Man Must Pay Tax, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Libel In Report Of Divorce Suit Croucher v. Odhams Press Ltd. And Another, Queen's Bench Division Charges Against Scrutineers Withdrawn Byrne And Another v. Foulkes And Others, The list, published today, of divorce, Court Of Criminal Appeal Whether "Dangerous" To Drive With Defective Brakes Regina v. Spurge. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, H. B. Baverstock & Son, Flats And Chambers, The Property Market Ministry Of Works Lease 'State House' Use By Department Of Scientific Research, John D. Wood & Co., £1,913,000 Offer For 45 Acres, Country Houses. Official Appointments and Notices: Prime Minister Of S. Korea Resigns, Ambassador Resigns, R.A.F. Appointment, University News Oxford, New High Master At Manchester Mr. P. G. Mason, Naval Appointments, Soviet Science Adviser Relieved Of Post, Army Scholarships. Politics and Parliament: Labour Sees Common Market As An Electoral Windfall Shots From Sidelines Preferred To Complications Of A Policy, Stricter Line On Party Discipline Government Chief Whip's Warning, Larger Malta Dockyard Government Share £7,250,000 House Of Lords, Gaelic Losing Ground 'Foreign' Language For Highlanders, Abstentions In The Foreign Affairs Division, House Of Commons, Minister Of Power Attends Cabinet. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Buying At The Fair, Loans for the Dockyard, Hesitant Expansion, The Army Game, Sleep in Status. Letters to the Editor: Travel Expenses, Cleaning Old Masters, Vulgar Abuse, Weights And Measures Bill, Questions Of Principle Reducing The Bill For Drugs, "Raising The Ladder", Farmers At Bay, Immigrant Fauna In National Parks. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. Herbert Palmer Lyric And Narrative Poet, Mr. Harry Brown, The Very Rev. E. H. Lewis-Crosby, Miss K. M. Rirkett, Maj.-Gen. T. N. F. Wilson, Mr. W. Collingson, Mr. J. W. Ryde Scientific Research At G.E.C., Mr. Leslie Woodgate A Notable Trainer Of Choirs, Sir Theodore Adam, Obituary. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Reviews: Nursery Tale Full of Sweetness and Light, Farce About A Wedding Going Wrong, Character Changes At Loudun, Mr. Bolet Repeats The Pleasure, Works By Copland, Faure And Prokofiey, When Handel's Messiah Cost a Shilling, Copland's New Nonet Combination IS Unusual, Mr. Michael Craig's Stage Debut, Starry Cast, Fine Acting In Tosca Mr. DI Stefano's Debut At Covent Garden, Modern Greek Painters Ghika In Intimate Mood, Oxford's Intentions for the University Theatre. Business and Finance: Maple Cross Oversubscribed 98 Times, U.S. Gold Stock Up $8M. Foreign Deposits Fall, A Suggestion From A Stag, "Investing In Success" Introduction, Underwriters Take 88 Per Cent Of New Zealand Loan, Stags Lurk In Surprising Places A Town And Country Sport, The London & Lancashire Insurance Company Limited Annual Meeting, Company News Forestal Land Company's Trading Profits Reduced By Half Head Wrightson Dividend Raised By Two Points, Latest Dividends, Marketing Society Formed, LA Rinascente, Milan Capital Increased, Imperial Chemical Industries Limited Another Year Of Record Achievements Results Further Reflect Strength In Diversity Of Markets And Products World-Wide Exports Reach £96,600,000 Budget Proposals: Heavier Taxation A Threat To British Industry Mr. S. P. Chambers Views Future With Confidence, Bankers' Acceptances Raised In U.S., Bank Of France's Gold Holdings Unchanged, Pound Unchanged At Close, Wall Street Lower Minor Losses, Budget Proposals May Backfire Memorandum By Manufacturers, World Bank Loan Prospectus, I.C.I. Sells More To East Europe Than To U.S. Business Still Buoyant, Eurofund Offer Planned One-For-Two Rights Issue, Equities Turn Dull Increased Profit Taking, More Overseas Trade, Home Loans Warning Rise In Mortgage Rates Inevitable, Sharp Rise In Home Fire Losses, Hallstein Urges Greater Unity, Illustrated Newspapers Improved Trading Profit, Canadian Bank Rate Slightly Lower, Credit Conditions Less Difficult, Efta Association Of Commerce, London Provision Exchange, Castrol Dividend Raised Profits Lower, Volvo's S.Fr. 40M. Loan Oversubscribed, Fractional Losses On Wall Street, U.S. Banks Merger Application, Rubber Output In 1961, India's Reserves Up, Tax And The Family Business, The Dominion Insurance Co. Sir John G. Banks' Statement, Bristol Plant Hire Marketing, Curb On Swedish Short-Term Borrowing, I.T.T. Sells $15M. Of Notes, Mavor & Coulson, Limited Current Trading Improvement, Belgian Government Loan Imminent, Allied Land And Investment, Luton Water Issue, New Dunlop Factory In Nigeria To Cost £2M. Board Of Trade's Export Efforts, $62M. Steel Loan For Phillippines, Note Circulation Rises £8M., Copper Mines Not To Be Nationalized, Unit Trust Prices. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Commodities Reaction In Tin Prices, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes New Director For A. E. I..
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