The Times - 29/10/1960
1960; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our City Editor, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our United Nations Correspondent, C. K. ALLEN, ROONA MOORE, J. B. BOOTHROYD., GLANVILLE WILLIAMS., CLAVERING FISON., ERIC MESSER., R. O. DUNLOP., By W. E. D. Allen, JOHN NEWSOM., WILLIAM YATES., RICHARD COSTAIN, J. G. O'LEARY, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Canon A. C. G. Oldham, V.S.-W., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT., FROM A COLLECTOR, A TRAVELLER'S IMPRESSIONS, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, TRAVEL 4 lines 30s. (minimum), Connoisseurs' Guide. News: 3 Tobacco Firms To Merge Concentration At Ipswich, The Good, The Popular, And Mass Media Raising Standards Of Public Taste, "Horses Given Powders Were Shy Feeders", Radio Waves From Saturn Detected, N.U.R. Criticized As "Rigid And Unbritish" Mr. G. Woodcock On Power In Unions, Bonn's Relations With Moscow Adenauer Visit Plan Denied, Fisheries Talks Begin In London Iceland Officials' Visit, Cuban Exiles Seek Military Aid Emphasis On Struggle Against Communism, Tracking First U.S. Space Man British Officials Off To Africa Soon, Australian Inquiry Into Wool Sales, Warning By Gen. De Gaulle To Generals Reported "Do Not Oppose Algeria Policy", 50 Arrests After Gurkha Revolt Fleeing Yogi "Dabbled In Politics", East Germany Lifts Transit Restrictions Goods For West Berlin, Dead Season In Rome Golden Oak Leaves Fall On Pathways Scarcely Trodden By Tourists, Oxford Science Students' Needs Inadequate Library Facilities, 250 B.M.C. Men Refuse To Work Overtime One-Day Strike, Check To Nuclear Force Bill Senate Committee's Action, U.S. Marines Landing At Cuba Base "For Leave", Waring And Gillow £2M. Takeover, Ministers To Visit Flood Areas New Threat In Severn Valley, Campaign To Meet Teacher Shortage, £3,000 Fur Theft, Journey Through Alaska, £1,500 Damages Awarded To Mr. R. Churchill, U.N. Move On Race Laws, Choosing Professor Of Poetry Oxford Move To Widen Field, Soviet Attempt To Sway Unesco Anti-Colonial Item For Agenda, Russia Protests At Arrest Of U.N. Official Mr. Zorin Speaks Of "Provocation" Third Man Named By F.B.I., Belgium Prepares Reply On Congo Cabinet Discusses U.N. Letters, Harwich-Felixstowe Ferry Decision, "Bipartisan Policy Will Hardly Survive" Prime Minister Regrets The Labour Struggle, Chronicles In French Pottery Record of the Revolution, French Town Bars German Troops, "Yeti Tracks" Report Sir Edmund Hillary's Party On Trail, Agency's Licence Revoked Director Said To Have Told "Filthy Stories", Pye And Ekco May Merge Market Saturation Difficulties, Mid-Bedfordshire Candidates, President Blames Mr. Kennedy, New Rubber Plant For Britain? Canadian Company's Expansion Plan, Army Purges Professors In Turkey More Than 140 Dismissed Delay In Reforms Alleged Students Meet To Protest, Students At Bangor Rejoin N.U.S., Nobel Peace Prize Not Awarded Thirty Candidates Considered, The Marriage Feast Rejection And Acceptance, Incidents Along Mr. Nixon's Route Train "Derailing Attempt", Red Cross Teams To Stay On, Rhodes-Fortress Of The Knights, Short Plants Can Stand Up for Themselves, A.E.U. Talks On Links With Members, Scene At Arrival Of Cyprus Envoy Empire Loyalist's Protest, Tape Not Used At Macmillan Talks Soviet Record Made Afterwards. Sport: Tottenham Go North Three Attractive Local Derbies, Probable Runners At Today's Race Meetings Kempton Park, Setback For Britain France Gain Lawn Tennis Lead, Today's Sporting Arrangements Association Football League Championship, Sports in Brief, England XI To Meet Wales Three New Amateur Caps, Going To Suit March Elect Improving Marron Nicely In, Improved Rowing By Christ's Trinity Too Strong For L.M.B.C., Chepstow, Joys And Trials Of Beagling More Packs Ready for the Season, Schools Swimming Records, Cardiff Offer S. Africans Stiffest Test So Far, N. Zealand Endorse Cricket Decision. Display Advertising: Nassau, The Brewers' Society, Gardeners Chronicle, Multiple Display Advertisements, Dynatron, The Times, The Tanjong Malim Rubber Company, Bass, Ratcliff & Gretton, The Kuala Lumpur Rubber Company. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Sale Of Furniture Brings £12,240, Delaney Play To Come To London, Broadcasting Programmes For The Weekend To-Day, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,513, Britain In Stern Chess Struggle First Final Round. Picture Gallery: In The Woodlands Of London, S.F.. Law: Youth On Attempted Murder Charge, Book Called "Virtuous And Puritanical" Nine More Defence Witnesses, Two For Trial In Greyihounds Case, Queen's Bench Division Mr. Churchill Wins: £1,500 Damages Churchill v. Nabarro, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Bows And Arrows Whatford And Others v. Carty, Probate, Divorce, And Admiralty Division Estoppel In Bigamy Hayward v. Hayward (Otherwise Prestwood), Europeans Ordered To Rhodesia Centres Vagrancy Law Hearings. Politics and Parliament: Major Speech By Lord Home Debate On The Address, Spokesman For Commonwealth Relations In Lords. Weather: The Weather. Official Appointments and Notices: Mr. Julian Amery Made Air Minister 14 Government Changes: Junior Posts Reshuffle, From The London Gazette, Royal College Of Physicians, Oxford University. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Tests For Ottawa, A Drop of Poison, Well Tried Hymnal, Appropriate Adjustments, Birds and Their Britons. Letters to the Editor: Plans And Controls, Museums Or Houses?, Tucker Committee Report, The Last Edition, Law Of Killing By Accident What Smith's Case Implies, Proposals For Greater London, Making Up For Lost Time, Television Criticism, Back To Hard Covers, Could IT Be?, Labour Party Policy. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Miss Christopher St. John, Obituary, Group Captain E. R.-C. Nanson Recruiting For The Royal Air Force, Rt. Rev. I. S. Watkins. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1860. Reviews: Horowitz As Interpreter, Pianist WHO Dares All, G.B.S. On The Stage Curtain Raiser At The Unity, Homage Paid To Hugo Wolf Second Concert Of Centenary. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Lead Freely Offered And Easier, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: Reserves Dm.376m. Higher, Money Market Needs Official Help, I.C.I. Expansion Progresses Larger Output For Small Outlay, Sterling Wanted On All Centres Investment Demand For Pounds, Wall Street Slipping Back, Account Ends Quietly Firm Undertone, Latest Dividends, On Other City Pages, Birmid Industries Pay More From Higher Profits, New West German Finance Plan Package Programme Envisaged, $20M. Loan To India World Bank Aid To I.C.I.C.I., Bass And Watney Mann, Pye To Amalgamate With E. K. Cole Television V. Electronics, Unit Trust Prices, £250M. Offered For £5M. Lanark Stock?, How The Times Indices Have Moved, Treasury Bill Tender. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Furnished Country Properties.
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