The Times - 21/10/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Association Football Correspondent, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From Our Schools Rugby Correspondent, From a Yachting Correspondent-TOKYO, OCT. 20, From Our Athletics Correspondent-TOKYO, OCT. 20, From Our Olympic Games Staff-TOKYO, OCT. 20, FROM OUR OLYMPIC GAMES STAFF, From Our Olympic Games Staff, From Our Boxing Correspondent-TOKYO, OCT. 20, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Defence Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-HODDESDON, HERTS., OCT. 20, From Our Own Correspondent-VIENNA, OCT. 20, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent on board "The Happy Warrior", Senator Humphrey's campaign aircraft-TULSA, OKLAHOMA, OCT. 20, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, OCT. 20, From Our Own Correspondent-ROME, OCT. 20, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, OCT. 20, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From A Special Correspondent, G. W. MORGAN-GRENVILLE., MARGERY PERHAM., MICHAEL ASTOR. Bruern, Churchill, Oxford, Oct. 19., TERENCE CAWTHORNE., JOHN BUNYAN, , KEVIN FITZGERALD., GEORGE COLSON., MURIEL MURRAY., H. VICTOR WISEMAN., From Our Washington Correspondent, VERA NELSON., S. DE MADARIAGA., D. M. LOW., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, From Our United Nations Correspondent-NEW YORK, OCT. 20, From Our Special Correspondent-VENICE, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Dramatic Critic, From Our Art Critic, From Our Motoring Correspondent, By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, FROM LLOYD'S, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Service Notices, Educational, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Aldenham's Third Defeat By One Goal, Sports in Brief, India's Lead Soon Wiped Out Century Stand For Australia, Rugby Make And Take Their Opportunities, Declared Runners For Ludlow, Formidable Standard Set By Japanese, Richest Haul of Medals Since 1908, 100th Winner For Queen Mother Fine Jumping By Gay Record, Yesterday's Olympic Games Results in Full Yachting, Change Of Wind A Blow To British Hopes, Miss Packer Masters 800 Metres Field World Record, Yet Fresh As A Buttercup, Double Defeat For British Cyclists, A.F.A. Confound Cambridge At Chiswick, England Still Searching For Elusive Blend First World Cup Games For Wales And Scotland, Russian Challenge Of Ominous Strength, Oxford More Promising On Paper, Second Medal May Complete Double Britain Qualify For Elimination Fights, National Stud Fillies Sold Jay Trump On The Aintree Trail Chance For Silas, Squash Rackets. Arts and Entertainment: Bridge Traps For The Unwary, Sound Broadcasting, Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,746. Picture Gallery: The New Lord Chancellor. Display Advertising: Rothmans KING SIZE, Multiple Display Advertisements, Lufthansa, British Railways, Dunlop, Midland Bank, Hotelmanship, Ecgd, Standard Triumpth, GRESHAM & CRAVEN (Motor Components) LIMITED, Automotive Products Group, Coutts & Co., Finance & Mortgages Ltd.,, Rover, Bmc, Simpson, Atcost, Consett, British Motoring Survey. News: Olympic Tribute From Prime Minister, Comprehensive Revision Of Volkswagen "Beetle" New Trends In Foreign Cars, Mr. Woodcock Sees New N.E.D.C. Role, "Space-Saver" Star Of British Exhibits, Moves To End U.S. Motor Strike, Witness Says Sergeant Asked For £150 "Everything About Night At Police Station Unusual", South Arabia Dynamite Attempt Clash Near R.A.F. Officer's House, 60 Boys Will Attend Class In The Air, Returns To Old Post At £500 More, Juror In Pétain Trial Accused Death Vote Revealed In Magazine, Further Postponement Of U.N. Assembly Likely Giving New Leaders In Britain And Russia Time To Formulate Policy, Further Expansion IS Visualized By B.M.C. Total World Demand Of 10M. Cars A Year Expected, £12M. Claim By Lecturers Higher Status For Technical Men, 3 Men Accused Of Receiving Paintings 'Some Doubt About Authenticity', Mr. Bottomley To Fly To Zambia, Mr. Jay Pledges No Cut In Production Government "Not Biased Against Private Industry", Russia Drawing Up Statement On Changes Speeches Against Mr. Khrushchev Final Desertion By All His Friends, Hungarian Find Of Dickens Letter, Army To Ask New Minister For 20,000 More Men Greater Tactical Mobility Wanted, Cutty Sark Set On Even Keel, Accountant As Watchdog At Treasury Chief Secretary's Special Role, Mr. Gordon Walker To See U Thant, France Also Has Its Smethwicks, Editor's Right To Reject Letter Ghanaian Complaint, Chile Observatory Gets Ford Grant, Bp Moving Staff To Harlow, 'Cut-Price' Law Warning Fixed Conveyancing Fees Defended, Movements Of Liners, European Communists Demand Truth On Khrushchev Public Tributes To Deposed Leader, Change Sought In Dentists' Pay Reward For Better Effort, Improved Triumph Model, Breakdown Of Dock Pay Talks Unions Give Notice To End Agreement National Strike Threat: Minister Asks Both Sides To See Him, Unesco Again Bans Seat For Peking British Support For Resolution, Averting Doom On The Roads, Victor Hugo's View Of Shakespeare, Oxford Faculties Board Change, Racial Riots And Strip Joints As Election Propaganda Film's Allegations Of Moral Decay, "Stop British Encouragement Of Apartheid", $700M. Cut In U.S Defence Budget Improvements In Efficiency, Mr. Hoover Dead, Police Film Of Royal Visit To Canada, 'Laws Handicapping Nuclear Power', Offer By Financier Accepted, Military Factors in U.S. Election, Peking Seeks Summit On Disarmament, B.B.C. Council Has 24 New Members, Difficulty Of Curbing London Growth Not Realized, Insanity Plea In S. African Trial Defence Evidence In Bomb Case, Addressing The Court In Verse, Royal Variety Show, Church No Longer "A Fortress Within Itself" Vatican Council Turns From Theology To Realities Of Modern World, Mr. Humphrey Condemns Goldwater "Bluster" Right-Wing Stronghold Replies With Taunt Of Socialism, Faster S. African Mail Service Cargo Ship Launched, Mexico Prepares For Visit By The Duke Of Edinburgh Countries That Have Much To Exchange, How the Aborigines Said it with Flowers, Rail Work-To-Rule Averted, Review Likely Of U.N. Conferences, Unusual Roman Angle Tower Found, Municipal Strike Hits Rome Police Seek To Join In, Britain "May Join Europe Talks" Dr. Luns's Meeting With Mr. Walker, "Jimmy's" IS 100 Years Old Sir W. Churchill's Message, B.E.A. Fail To End Fare Discounts Proposal Rejected By I.A.T.A., Gaol For Briton In Nigeria Lecturer On Trial "Posed As Arab", $1,800M. Investment In W. Germany, Power Staff Make New Demand, Sister To Contest Mr. Nehru's Seat Possible Cabinet Post, Protecting Power Supplies New System Hope. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: 78 Ministers From Left, Right And Centre, From The London Gazette Tuesday, October 20, 1964, University News Oxford, R.A.F. University Cadetships, W. H. Smith Award To Prof. Gombrich, Bishop Of Grantham To Retire, The council of Clifton High School for, Nansen Medal For Dame May Curwen, New Jobs For Civil Servants. Index. Editorials/Leaders: The Right Time, What the People Want, Africanizing Kenya's Land, Will IT Be A Hybrid?, Problems Amidst Success. Letters to the Editor: Conservative Leader, Smethwick Result, In His Father's Lifetime, Procedure In The House, Selecting The Best Minds Encouragement In Formative Years, Closing The Trade Gap, Immigration, For Whom The Toll Bridges?, Colonial Records Project. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Reviews: Lively Reading Of Fugue Strong Bass Line In Mozart, Evocation of Mystery, £1,000 For Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Carrying On From Pirandello, Tosca with the Original Designs, £620 For A Meissen St. Anthony Porcelain Makes £16,793, U.S. Violinist Meets Test, Demon King Confined Lyric Theatre: Robert and Elizabeth, Another Aldwych Farce to Be Revived, Not Fruits of Solitude. Obituaries: Mr. Charles FOX, Mr. Herbert Hoover A President Overwhelmed By Economic Storms, Sir Adolf Basser Australian Business And Philanthropy, Mrs. Amina Shukry, Dr. E. S. Budden Economics At Reading, Sir Oswald Bancroft, Mr. R. M. Sayers Former Editor Of The Belfast Telegraph. Business and Finance: Amstel Club Meets, Barclays in Europe, Japan Exchange Bank Statement, Israeli Purchase By James Scott, Electrical Apparatus, Latest Dividends, Gillette Sales Fall Off, Albright & Wilson Deal In India, R.T.Z. Buys U.S. Aluminium Firm For $7.5M., Revenue Deficit Last Week Approaching £8M., Mowlem £880,000 Dock Contract, More Household Chores For The Waste-Grinder, Dr. Blessing On Inflation, German Bank Reopening In New York, Manufacturers Say Export Orders Falling Cheerful Courtaulds Interim, Continental Bourses, Forward Pound Firmer Spot Rate Steady, 6 3/4% Debenture From G. Fischer, Peter Brotherhood Limited Continued Upward Trend Value Of Current Orders An All Time Record Mr. William Thompson Confident Improvement Will Be Maintained, Britain Not Alone In Facing Payments Difficulties, William Press Outlook Bright, Orders Rising, Five More Firms Join Textile Association, Two N.Y.S.E. Firms To Merge, Lafarge Aluminous Cement Company Eminently Satisfactory Results Achieved Mr. J. T. Ruffer's Statement, European Expansion.-Heal, Big Expansion In Economic Statistics Acute Shortage Of Staff, Esso Aromatics Plant In Rotterdam, Japanese Shipping Booming Runaway Success, Merchant Bankers Change Name, Credit In Short Supply Large Help Given, French Economic Stability M. D'estaing's Hopes, Rustyfa Concludes Soviet Deal, Talking In Terms Of Hard Brass £1½M. Modernization At Witton, Tv And Radio Sales Down In August, British Newfoundland Seek Quote, U.S. Steel Forecast, S. Simpson To Pay Interim, Rubber Exports Still Increasing, New Chemical Plant.-A new, John Dickinson Have Record Half-Year Amal. Securities Beat Forecast, Norwich Union's £1M. Jo'burg Building, Whittingham's Well Ahead. Stock Exchange Tables: EQUITY Prices Steadier Selling Slackens, Stock Exchange Dealings, Wall Street Peak, Recent Issues, Commodities Copper At New Traded High, Industrials Lead $1 Gains On Wall Street, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Unit Trusts, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices EQUITY Shares Steadier In Quieter Trading, British Funds. Business Appointments: Mr. R. G. Rouse's New Post, Economic Research Appointment. Law: Expelled Postmen Sue Lawlor And Others V. Union Of Post Office Workers, A Question Of Domicile Henderson V. Henderson, Black Magic In Stoke Newington Trueheart V. Trueheart. Property: George Trollope & Sons, Town Houses.
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