The Times - 17/08/1962
1962; Gale Group;
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From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTOR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Scottish Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Africa Correspondent, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Industrial Staff, From Our City Editor, From Our Commonwealth Staff, From Our Correspondent, From Our Defence Correspondent, From Our Northern Correspondent, From Our Shipping Correspondent, NIGEL NICOLSON, JOHN DUGDALE., F. S. MORGAN., ERIC FLETCHER., ROBERT H. MATTHEW, G. P. HALL, B. C. BUTLER, From a Special Correspondent, S. M. LEHRMAN, R. S. DAWSON, H. HERBERT ASSUSCHKEWITZ, FROM OUR PHILATELIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, Lord Godber, P.H.L., The Rev. W. W. Lillie, From Our Science Correspondent, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Sport: Middlesex Pay For Missed Chance, Declared Runners For Today Newbury, Sports in Brief, Lions' Signicant Choice Hewitt To Partner Smith, Prodigal Sons Return For New Football Season, Curtis Cup Course Unlike Anything At Home Golf Among The Mountains, Worcestershire Progress Richardson Continues In Form, Long's Best Score For Surrey, Tourist Trophy As Distance Race, Yesterday's Racing Results Salisbury, Another Victory For Idle Hour Seckar Vale Improves With Each Race, Miss Mary Barnes Wins Gold Cup, Close Struggle At Trent Bridge, Bowls Standard Improves Narrow Victories In The Triples, Roehampton Croquet, Sawdust And Cheap Wickets For Cartwright, Surprises In Eden Tournament, Matthews Has Hard Match Iles Shows Style And Strength, Powerful Hitting By Trueman Leicester Struggle For Runs, Newbury Test For Romulus Pace May Favour Top Weight Winning Fillies Meet, England's Highest Score In A Day Since 1954 Test Centuries For Cowdrey And Dexter, Last Test Before Belgrade, "Extortion", Say Bookmakers, Swimmers Put Up FAST Times, Trying Conditions At Falmouth Enterprises Led By Capella. Display Advertising: T W A, The Martell Guide, Multiple Display Advertisements, Firestone Deluxe, B P Super Plus, "Broomwade", Cresta, King George's Fund For Sailors, Seacat. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,070, Chess Favourite Meets Defeat, Television Programmes, New Lyrical Bacchus. News in Brief. News: Seizure Of Property In Gold Coast, U.S. Plans Tariff Retaliation European Restrictions On Fruit, Paris And Tunis Name Envoys, Russia Expels U.S. Correspondent, Signor Nenni Ill After Fall, Food Crisis In East Europe Widening Bulgarian Trials Of Grumblers, Finds At Roman Iron Works, Gen. Norstad Gives Assurance, Ten Succeed In Eiger Climb, Aden To Enter Federation Defence Rights Safeguarded Ending "Unnatural Division", Gap In Training Of Apprentices Tests Issue Omitted From Booklet, Dilemma Over Recording Votes Fools Or Liars? Councillor Asks, Expansion Plans At Basingstoke, Hysteria Theory On School Illness, "Pirate" Radio Ship Seized Danish Police Go On Board, Iran Reduces Its Deficit Economy Measures To Be Continued, Mr. Humphrey At Senate Inquiry Reply To Accusation Over Contract, Role of Workers in Industrial Safety, Thousands Homeless On Release, End Of Maryport As A Port, Satellites To Aid Submarines, Differences On London Bus Plans Union Will Seek More Talks, On Other City Pages, Redundancy At I.C.I. Affects Three Towns, More Shipping Idle Freight Index Again Falls Big Trading Losses, Landing Aid For Pilots Information At Eye Level, Old Ballad Sheets For Museum, Press Protest To Nigeria, Rostov Party Chief Loses Post, Dockers' Wives Forgo Picket, Limbless Baby Had Internal Defect 'Thalidomide Probably The Cause', German Challenge To Pay Claims Warning By Leader Of Employers, Gen. Eisenhower In Scotland Journey In Former H.O. Pullman, "Dangerous Man" Drew Knife, Trade Gap In July Wider By £8M. Sharp Rise In Import Bill, Call To Resist Federal Plan, Peace and Tragedy on Red China's Border, More Prison Officers-S And Prisoners Second Training School Open: Seven New Establishments, Mr. Heath Condemns Insularity, Ghana Protest By World Churches Reconsideration Of Expulsion Urged, School Buys Hotel For Boys, Royal Party Sail Off Scotland, Students Nominate Mr. Luthuli, Faith In Asser's Book Unshaken, Forces Trip The Floodlight Fantastic "Duty Twisters" At Edinburgh Tattoo, Nepal-China Border Control Tighter, Iraq Aircraft Shot Down By Turks Baghdad Apology For Raid, Rail Redundancy Total Expected Next Week, Mr. Mboya Urges Africans To Acquire Skills, African Was Held "Without Charge", New Claims On The Old Italian Emigrant, Dead Scientist Had Swallowed Fluid, Youth Clubs Need Mature Leaders, Expelled Bishop Due Today, Subsidence Makes Gasholder Tilt, £1M. Stamp Collection For Sale, Science and Medicine Discoveries In High-Energy Physics, Soviet Peak Climb By Britons, Change Sought In Dockyard Staffing Civilian Engineers Wanted, Allied Test Of Nuclear Striking Power Nato Naval Exercise Raises Question Of Vulnerability, Petrol Price Struggle Sharpens Independents Take Off 1D. Double Benefit For Motorists Big Firms May Retaliate, Mr. Rusk Sees U Thant Congo Integration Discussed. Picture Gallery: Young Musicians To Give Concert In Cathedral, Law: Busker Summonses Worry Magistrate, Policeman Accused Of Shopbreaking, Vacation Court: Chancery Division Order To Return Child Godseau v. Smith, Jackal Skin Cloak Worn In Court. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Winning a Liability, Turning Up, Rift in Riyadh, Copyright for Design, Prison Blues. Letters to the Editor: U.N. University, World Poverty, Deportation Of Immigrants Assurances Given To Parliament, Housing Societies, Aid To Greece, Venezuela, For Divine Reading, Churchmen In Council. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Rescue Awards Scheme. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): from THE TIMES of 1862. Reviews: Debussy's Voyage from One Century to the Next, Losseson The Way West Her Majesty's Theatre: Lock Up Your Daughters, Admirable Film of Hellman Play, Modern Greek Opera on Byzantine Theme, Young Artist Of Sensitivity. Obituaries: Sir Alexander McColl The Oil Industry, Obituary, Mr. George Brudenell A Colourful Figure In Northamptonshire, The Dean Of Wells. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Stock Exchange Closing Prices, Recent Issues, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Commodity Markets More Good Buying Of Cash Tin Attributed To Buffer Pool. Business and Finance: French Reserves At Nf.4,322m., Holland America Line Quits Conference, Further Fall In Canada's Bill Rate, United Dominions Trust Limited Results Affected By Outcome Of Political And Economic Changes Substantial Improvement In Current Year Envisaged Mr. J. Gibson Jarvie On A Strong And Diversified Organization, Latest Dividends, U.S. Gold Stock Maintained, John Brown Chairman Calls For "Good Sense And Restraint" Sheepbridge Engineering Continue To Diversify, Republic Steel's Difficulties Possible Dividend Cut This Year, Wall Street Closes Barely Steady Irregular Changes, Increase In U.K. Exports Checked Radio Rentals Bid For Dawes, C.F.P. Expansion Continues, Note Circulation Down £27M., Improved Supply Of Money, Gold Dearer In London, France And The Franc Zone Call For Aid Reform, Swiss Gold Holdings Unchanged, Colvern Limited Excellent Trading Results Home And Overseas Sales Expanded Mr. L. A. Reddall On Progress Of Building Extension, W. G. Allen & Sons (Tipton), Fed. Chairman On U.S. Economy, Common Market Equities Rally, Encouraging Report From E.F.T.A., PARMITER HOPE & SUGDEN (Makers of Fluvent Switchgear) Future Viewed With Confidence, Expanding diversification of interests Sheepbridge Engineering Limited Lord Aberconway's Statement, News From Industry Atlas Electronic Computer Nearing Completion Test Results Exceed Expectations, John Brown And Company Limited Engineers And Shipbuilders Trading Profit Virtually Maintained Despite Difficulties In Persia Problems Facing Clydebank Lord Aberconway's Statement, Mitre Trust To Apply For Requote, Shares In Merger Talks, London Stock Exchange Another Active Day Prices SLIP Back, Company News 60 Per Cent Profit Increase And Higher Dividend From B.H.D. Engineers Albert E. Reed's Profits Maintained In Current Year, Wool Study Group To Meet, Overseas Markets, No Bids Made For The Dorchester, Unilever Half-Year Results Disappoint Markets, Compagnie Francaise DES Petroles Progress Of Total Oil Products (G.B.), Overseas Finance World Bank Loan For Finland $25M. Aid For Power Projects, U.S. Sugar Allocation., Implications Of Anglo-Japanese Trade Treaty, Johnson, Matthey In Austria, Foreign Companies Higher Amax Earnings, U.S. Railway Strike Averted, Pound Easier On The Continent, Unit Trust Prices, Tin Council Approves Delegates Report. Business Appointments: Business Changes Sir James McNeill To Retire From John Brown. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Geering & Colyer, John D. Wood & Co., Country Properties, New Properties, Camberley, Surrey.
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