The Times - 08/02/1963
1963; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, From Our Scottish Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Common Market Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AFRICA CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Industrial Staff, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, JOHN WOOLWICH, W. G. BOOTH., WILLIAM DAVISON, HUBERT SECRETAN., A. LASCELLES., KENNETH COHEN, J. S. CHALONER, J. R. FAIRBANK, DONALD SUTHERLAND, By Mary Ellison, KENNETH PICKTHORN., J.R.T. HAY, PETER QUENTIN, A. A. MARTINEAU, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR WINE CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, Professor Herbert Dingle, Mr. Ernest Blaikley, W. G. T, D. of B., FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, From Our Medical CorresPondent, By Our City Editor, From a Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Businesses For Sale, Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Appointments And Situations Vacant and Required. Display Advertising: The British Non-Ferrous Metals Federation, French Railways, British United Airways, LV, Turner & Newall Ltd., Shell, Midland Bank, Multiple Display Advertisements, Qantas, Bea, The Times, T.I., Ibm, "Broomwade", Big City Losses, "Black & White", The Chartered Bank. Sport: To Understudy Davidson Hawke Enters Test Arena, Training Scheme For Racing Drivers, Result Becomes A Knock-Out, Australia's Robot Bowler, Draw For Halford Hewitt Cup, Still Little Hope, British Skaters Well Placed, Statistics Of Favourites Better Prices For Winners In 1962, Two Matches At Stanmore, Sports in Brief, England's Five Victories Splendid Rackets Against U.S., Hockey Selectors Short Of Time Representative Sides Still Not Chosen, Tenacious Rackets By Cambridge Rallies Played At Lively Pace, Clubs Wait For The Thaw Cardiff Make Second Fruitless Trip, San Isidro Suffer In Mud Weakened U.C.D. XV Too Strong, Two Defeats For British Team, British Players In Doubles Final, Boblet Record Broken Again. Weather: The Weather. News: Herr Augstein IS Released, Loans Now Would Help Homeless, Nigeria Faces Pay-Costs Dilemma Action To Break Dock Strike, Visit To Paris By Princess Cancelled Advice By The Government Duties As State Counsellor, Prison For "£3,400 Confidence Trick", Brunei As Part Of Malaysia, Protest Over Rugby Tour Of S. Africa, Olympics Ban On Indonesia, Wines For Storing And Drinking-3 1959 Dominates The Hocks And Moselles, E. Germans To Give £3M. Orders, Arms Discussions With French, French Ban Soviet Interviews Attack On Treaty With Germany, U Thant Declines A Dinner Invitation, Former Guards Officer Sent To Prison, Quebec A Key To Election, Seeking Stability In Hovercraft, Sir W. Steward Withdraws, Paris Reserve On Madrid Talks, Air Passengers WHO Fail To Travel, Parts Facility For New Trucks, Italians' Concern At Law's Delay, Colleges To Retain English, More Seek New Life Abroad Unemployment And "Six" Blamed, Pressure In Unions For Taking Russian Ship Orders Should Be Snapped Up, Mr. E. Hill Says, Anti-Smoking Help In Demand, 860 Workers To Be Laid Off, Devon Prepares As Exe Breaks Banks, New Group Urged By Mr. Grimond, Science Teaching Criticized, 15 Maoris Die In Bus Crash, Steps To Prevent Surprise Attack Gen. Norstad's Arms Inspection Plan, Steel Pact With Six Likely British Anxiety On Duty Concession, Science and Medicine The Periodicity Of Parasites, On Other City Pages, Inverernie Estate Sold Privately, Wider Cooperation By Boroughs, Spread Of Christian Stewardship, Meeting Next Week Over N.E. Tour, Darlington To Buy Wagon Works, Advance Factory For Mid-Wales, Unions "Must Put House In Order", Massage Of Heart Broke 15 Ribs, White S. African Home Guard, Dr. Adenauer: 'I Want British To Believe My Word', Afro-Asian Talks Walkout Dispute Over Border Issue, Lord Boothby On Soviet Warmth, India And Pakistan Resume Kashmir Talks Today Anglo-U.S. Efforts For Settlement, Radium Banned On Watch Dials, Better Control Of Ships By Radar, Embassy Men Said To Be Kidnapped, Clyde Consortium Seek Contract, Minimum Prison Age Raised To 17 More Training In Borstals, Electric Thawing To Continue, Worst Snowfalls Of Winter In Parts Of Scotland Struggle To Supply Isolated School, The Queen Inaugurates Arts Council For New Zealand Visits To Opera And Regatta, Boycott Caused By Somali Speech, 'Communists Hope To Run Co-Op.', "Let Girl Students Wear Trousers", Australia Expels Russian Accused Of Spying Diplomatist's Meetings With Woman Agent, Eight Dead After Drinking Coffee, Empty Beds At Convalescent Homes Ready To Help Hospitals, Completing Kenya Constitution, The Pope Asks For Prompt Replies, Sussex Doctors' Radio Link With Surgery Telephone In Car, Failure Over New York Newspapers, Average Down For Aberdeen Angus Perth Sale Prices, London Crime Up 8.8 Per Cent More Police Sought, Mr. Kennedy Hopes France May Relent No Proposal To Amend Trade Expansion ACT, "War Pact" Claim By Moscow, Starving Reindeer May Be Killed, Black Fisherman of the Desert, Busmen's Union Ask For More Talks, Lord Home Sees Danger To Nato In Inward Looking Europe. News in Brief. Law: No Appeal By Murderess, High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division "He Must Have Known A Lot" Loughans v. Odhams Press Ltd. And Others, High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division Lord Beaverbrook Libelled Beaverbrook v. British Broadcasting Corporation And Another, Perjury Over Tickets By Director Fined £250, House Of Lords Meaning Of A "Working Day" Reardon Smith Line Ltd. And Others v. Ministry Of Agriculture, Two Stockbrokers Sent For Trial, Further Delay In Paris Trial Barred Lawyer To Await Amnesty, Two Men Fined For Investment Fraud. Picture Gallery: From Tibet to a Home in Switzerland. Property: Sales By Auction, Mann & Co., John D. Wood & Co., Country Properties, Houses Were Harder To Sell Last Year, Rising Demand For 2-Car Garages. Politics and Parliament: House Of Lords Egypt claims: hardship inquiry, House Of Commons Gambling growth gives cause for concern, Backbencher's Attack On Congo "Blunders", M.P. To Contest Retirement Call Appeal To Leaders, Television Bill Delay, Misgivings expressed about U.N. action in Congo, Change In Building Rules Control, Defence Talks At Chequers, Finance for R.T.B. deal, Mr. Wilson Tops Labour Leadership Poll 27 Votes Over Mr. Brown Strong Chance Of Victory In Final Ballot, Government To Seek Confidence Vote, Grounds for hope in Cen. Africa. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Oxford, Receiver Appointed For Jam Firm, Ecclesiastical News Assistant Bishopric For Ghanaian. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Neo-Belligerents, Corner Shops Hold Out, The Bogus in Broadcasting, Well Lagged, Mr. Wilson Ahead. Letters to the Editor: Unready For Cold Weather, Steel Industry, After Brussels, Green Belts, Emergency Beds, Representing Workers, Controversial Bill, Taking A Step Backwards Fate Of Prison Commission, Advice On Defence. Court and Social: Court Circular. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,218, In The Sale Rooms Silverware Fetches £16,962, Television Programmes, Britain At Amsterdam Car Show. Obituaries: Admiral Sir Ralph Edwards, Signor Learco Guerra, M. Ernest Demuyter, Air Commodore E. L. Gerrard, Mr. Alfred Yockney Art In The Imperial War Museum, Mr. A. W. Carr A Former England Cricket Captain, Viscount Samuel, Sir William Coates Industry And The Civil Service, Mr. G. W. Hatch, Obituary, Lord Hankey, Sir Alexander Seton. Reviews: Welcome Back For Iolanthe, Film with the Right Sense if Values Gala-Royal: The Barber of Stamford Hill, Delightful Songs Amid Showbiz Trappings, Tate Acquisitions, Brecht's First Play is Brought to London Phoenix Theatre: Baal, Compromise on Swan Lake, Quiet Achievement Of Maurice Jadot, Beethoven's Piano To Be Repaired, Nimble Fingers At Wigmore Hall, Influence of Paris on Two Great Italian Composers. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1863. Business and Finance: Pound Steady In Dull Market, No Cheque Books For The Trustee Banks? British American Tobacco's Profits Disappoint, Import Restrictions Removed, U.S. Cotton Support Price, U.K. Export Drive In Australia, Swiss Bank Issue, Liebig's Extract Of Meat Company, Limited Annual General Meeting, Japan Lifts Foreign Exchange Controls, Overseas Finance U.S. Exports At New Peak Total Of $21,389M., Latest Dividends, Company News "Chartered" Pre-Tax Earnings Improve 7 Per Cent One-Third Fall In Ross Group Earnings, Best And May For The Market, American Motors Optimism, Holophane, B.M.C. Expansion In Europe, Cuban Freight Rate Higher, Gold Price Easier, U.S. Not To Repeal 4¼% Interest Ceiling, Record Chrysler Earnings Jump Of $54M., Reichhold Chemicals, Textile Sales, Henlys Limited Business Well Maintained, 6 Per Cent Rise In Travellers In 6 Months, Note Circulation Up By £5M., Massey's Burnley Brewery Limited, Canadian Bill Rate Rises, London Provisions, Did Chrysler Choose Good Time To Buy Simca? French Industry's Overcapacity Fears, £1.6M. Plant For Kent Power Station, London Stock Exchange Fresh Falls In The Funds Irregular Changes In Equities, Peak Ford Sales And Profits, Foamless Detergents In Germany, £3M. Petrochemical Plant Order, Foreign Companies Reynolds Metals Sales Record, Wall Street Turns Downward Early Gains Not Held, Fractional Losses On Wall Street, News From Industry Fropax And Frood To Be Merged International Harvester (G.B.) Gain £4M. Orders, London Trustee Bank's Funds Exceed £1oom., Government Pledge On Depositors Bill, Small Shops Give Ground Slowly As Multiples Advance, Foreign Holdings Of U.S. Securities Fall $54M., Shop Investments Limited Satisfactory Results, Turner & Newall's New Laboratory Asbestos Research, William Timpson Limited, Late Buying Interest On Milan, Another S. American Dictator Calls An Election Paraguayan President's Firm Grip, Continental Bourses Sharp Losses On Zurich Better Sentiment On Paris, Mammoth Conveyor, Continued Demand For Credit, A. Guinness Buying Public Houses, Pyramid Publishers At 8s. 1½D., Bowater Behind Tariff Wall E.E.C. Breakdown "Not Fatal", Unit Trust Prices, Lucas Interest In French Firm, New Goodyear Peak. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Coffee Futures Score Firm Gains, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes Samuel Properties' New Director. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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