The Times - 15/04/1963
1963; Gale Group;
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From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR MEXICO CITY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR EQUESTRIAN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, BASIL A. H. BANKS, J. P. FABER, DOUGLAS WOODRUFF, R. GRESHAM COOKE, PETER ALLEN., RUPERT TOWNSHEND-ROSE., MARGHANITA LASKI., FRANK ANDREWS., G. W. BROOK., From Our Yachting Correspondent, W. MELVILLE ARNOTT., A. L. D'ABREU., R. E. J. HARDING, M. EASTMAN., REX S. FROST, H. G. CARTER., FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, M. N., Miss Mosa Anderson, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From a Special Correspondent, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, From a Correspondent, From Our Motoring Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Flowers. Sport: Wind Hinders 10-Milers Batty Seeks Two World Records, Sports in Brief, Today's Sporting Arrangements Association Football First Division, Top Football Teams Now Feeling The Strain, Bedford Masters Throughout, Formidably FAST Wimbledon, Saturday's Rugby Football Results Services Tournament, Football Results And Tables First Division, English Girls Beaten Japanese Given Hard Fight, Services Championship Sandhurst Cadet Clinches Title For Army, Hill Leads B.R.M. Challenge Team Lotus Racing In Pau Grand Prix, West Ham Hatch Surprise Egg, Saturday's Racing Results Kempton Park, Tottenham In Decline Macedo Destroys Fulham Hopes, Golden Wedding A Sound Choice Last Appearance Of Monawin, Forwards Give Harlequins Control, Programmes For Other Bank Holiday Race Meetings Newcastle, Last Hurdle Defies Lawn Tennis Outsiders, Declared Runners For Kempton Park, Miss Smith Beaten In Badminton Final, Jardine First, Festival XI Beat French Side Ten Internationals In One Match, Sykes Beaten In A.S.A. Match, Green Find Of Week In Walker Cup Trial Short List Shortening, All-Surrey Final In Amateur Cup Doubts Dispelled By Sutton, Barbarians' Rugby Tour Record Against Cardiff Now All Square, Zaleucus Gives Pointer To My Goodness ME Iron Blue In Strong Form For Queen's Prize. Picture Gallery: Easter out of Doors. Display Advertising: Gardeners Chronicle, Investition-Undhandels-Bank, War On Want, Union-Castle, Industry & Technology, Michelin Tyre Co. Ltd.. Reviews: Brussels Opera Gives a New Twist to Offenbach, Design in Mexican Industry, Young Pianist's Ardour, A Concert for Dame Sybil Spirited Virtuoso on the Drum, Fundamental Stuff of the Comic Tradition, Balanchine's New Ballet Work that Advances the Whole Art. Arts and Entertainment: Petrosian Misses Chance, Rostrum Concert, Royal Ballet In New York, Television Programmes, Oxford Player In Chess Lead, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,273. News: First Public View of a Ben Jonson Relic, Communists Advance Towards Goal Of Respectability, Osprey Returns To Loch Sanctuary, Two Eire Strikes To Continue, Guarantees Under Constitution, Doors Shut By Priest's Order Rebuke To People Leaving Church, 15,000 Pilgrims In Jerusalem, Campaign On Rail Closures Urged, Hope Blooms In The Islands Bulbs Challenge To Dutch, U.S. Everest Group AIM At S. Col, N.U.T. Leaders Want Another Lobby Protests Campaign, British Emphasis On Sports Cars, Another U.S. Steel Price Rise, Chinese Authorities Cautious On Agricultural Policy, Championship Win By David Broome, Strikes Against Bomb Hint, Cooperation Plea By T.U.C. Chief, By Disabled Girls, Making Best Of Calves For Sale, Hope For Ending Of Yemen Civil War Egyptian Troops To Leave, Young Socialists Reject Changes, Actress Among 12 Air Crash Dead, Tightening Control Over Drugs World Agreement Sought, Prison Governor Attacked, Pope's Greeting In 23 Languages, Royal Visitors To Go By Barge, Russia's Artists Toe Party Line Congress Condemns Modernism, Holiday Road Toll Grows To 54 Rain Keeps Beaches Empty, Vineyard Venture In Wales, Balloon Explosion Kills Five, Domesday Village Prepares To Fight Merger Housing Threat To Beauty Feared, Princess Anne To Visit Germany, Communist Call To Farmers, Polaris Submarine Visits Turkey, Malaysia Talks Breakdown Averted Further Discussion On Finance, Air Raids On Naga Rebels, Overseas News Mr. Diefenbaker To Meet Mr. Pearson Today Canadian Liberals Expected To Take Over At End Of Week, Americans' Anger At Governor, Recruiting Labour For Iceland, Youth Killed In Somali Riot, All Cotton Firms Nationalized, Church Fire May Be Arson, Last of the Water Gypsies, Honours Even In Battle Of The "Secret Headquarters", 1M. German Metal Workers To Vote On Strike, Reports From The Easter Conferences M.P. Calls For Abolition Of Hire Purchase Co-Op Credit Scheme Urged, Welsh Liberals To Fight 18 Seats, Action Wanted To Aid Employment, Police Visit Clubs After Shooting, Bluebird Arrives For Record Bid 10-Vehicle Convoy, Crisis In Laos Worse After Murder Setback To Moves For Coalition, Comedian IS Sent Back To U.S., Three Saved After 15 Hours Adrift, Facts To Face When The Price Level Drops, Security Hunt Intensified, Qualified Support For Mr. Herter, Donkeys Run Into Tote Trouble, Farming Notes And Comments, Rowdy Scenes Over Language Bill In Indian Parliament Attacks On Government By Opponents And Supporters Of English, Holiday Larder, Yachtsmen's Debt to Lifeboatmen, Finals At Forty, Fifth Resignation At Bournemouth 'Petty Tyranny' Protest, Critical Phase In Arab Unity Session Syrian Baathists Still Reluctant, Youth Held After Reno Murder, Congo Fighting Causes 52 Deaths U.N. Troops To Be Reinforced, Tracking The Dawn Chorus Volunteers Rise Early, British Trade Hope In Iraq, Indonesia Visit By Mr. Liu Shao-Chi, Russians Launch New Satellite, £180 Each For Red Indian Tribesmen Compensation From Gold Rush Days, Support For Tv Truce Education Near Peak Times, 48 Britons Flown From Germany, Carlsson, The Favourite, Out Of Safari Car Rally, Marchers Given 14,000 Copies Of Spies' Pamphlets Police Invoke Wider Powers For Rally Today, Allies Agree On Nuclear Force Nato Decision Next Month Europeans To Join U.S. Planners Paris Pledges To Mr. Rusk, Break-Up Sounds From Submarine, Home!, Blind Man Allowed, Policeman's Lot IS Happier In The Country Why Metropolitan Force IS 6,000 Short, Tulip Festival Will Be Delayed, Telephone Samaritans At Guildford, Turks Relent Over Cyprus Bank. Politics and Parliament: Lord Poole May Direct Party Campaign Prime Minister's Invitation, Continuity For Mr. Speaker, Parliamentary Diary House Of Lords, Ministers Likely To Be Blamed. News in Brief. Law: 27lb. Of Opium Found In Ship 6 Indians Charged, Magistrate Refuses To Hear Case. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Dispelling a Prejudice, Teaching By Camera, Dedicated Fighters, Egg Time, Indian Tax on Efficiency. Letters to the Editor: The Kindly Dinosaur Achieving Essential Unity Of Purpose In Industry, Unused Reserve, Schedule A, Modes Of Address, Matrimonial Causes Bill, Consumer Magazine, Southern Rhodesia, Building Research, "Without Prejudice", Milk In Rural Areas. Court and Social: Court Circular. Property: Property Market Manor House With A Turkey Farm To Be Sold. Obituaries: Professor Lyon Blease A Prominent Figure On Merseyside, Mr. Patrick Hodgson, Mrs. Dorothy Buxton Distinguished Social Worker, Obituary, Mr. Benno Moiseiwitsch, Maj.-Gen. Douglas Beanland. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments In The Forces The Army, Ecclesiastical News Congregational Changes, Naval Appointments. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1863. Business and Finance: Quiet Morning For Sterling, Finnish Trade Too Narrow, Overseas Finance I.A.D.B. Loan To End Summer Water Shortages In Santiago, Whisky Sales To U.S. Decline, News From Industry Multi-Million-Dollar Power Transformer Order For Allis-Chalmers, Friends' Provident Progress, German Chemical Industry Remains Buoyant, I.M.F. Standby Pact With Philippines, Company News Winn Industries Optimism After Hesitant START Thurgar Bolle Give 50 P.C. Scrip, Europe's Motor Industry Volkswagen's Unassailable Lead In Europe Phenomenal Success Based On Quality And Service, Industrial Films From Oilfield To Tanker Production With Wide Appeal, Effects Of The Hard Winter On E.E.C, In Brief, Bankers' Almanac And Year Book, J. Compton, Sons & Webb Give 100 P.C. Scrip, Option Prices, Foreign Holdings Of U.S. Securities Jump, Structure Of World Sugar, Confusion Over Higher U.S. Steel Prices Will The Big Companies Follow Wheeling's Lead?, Rising Cocoa Price Forecast Speculative Buying In March, Ceylon Tea Output Below Last Year, French Fears For Growth Surveys Show Less Optimism Business Activity Slackens, Useful START For Savings Year Trustee Deposits Up, Continental Bourses No Set Pattern To European Markets Amsterdam Trading More Buoyant, Generating Sets Order, A. W. (Securities), Amsterdam Quote, Jaguar Export Optimism Brussels Failure "Only A Pause" U.S. Taking A Third Of Total Output, Money Very Short On Saturday Large Official Help. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes New Director For Edge Tool. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets.
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