The Times - 30/09/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Athletics Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Sale Room Correspondent, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Bridge Correspondent, From Our Correspondent-BIRMINGHAM, SEPT. 29, From Our Film Critic, From Our Art Critic, From Our Dramatic Critic, From Our Own Correspondent-ROME, SEPT. 29, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent-PARIS, SEPT. 29, From Our Special Correspondent, on board the Goldwater train, From Our Own Correspondent-BONN, SEPT. 29, From Our Special Correspondent recently in Lusaka, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Defence Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our City Editor, From Our Commonwealth Staff, S. N. COLLINGS., JACQUES LOSTE, Directeur de, ARTHUR C. F. DAVIES., R. H. S. CROSSMAN., FERDINAND MOUNT., WALTER RAEBURN., W. G. CASH., T. L. STOATE., W. K. P. DEED., M. L. CARTWRIGHT., MARK BOURNE., ROBERT RIDDELL, FROM OUR HORTICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, By Richard Rose, Lecturer in Government, University of Manchester, From Our Special Correspondents, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent-LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 29, From Our Special Correspondent-MIDDLESBROUGH, SEPT. 29, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Public Appointments, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Property: Board-Residence And Apartments, Grosvenor Curtis & Henson Banbury 5131 (8 lines) 3535 (4 lines), Town Houses. Sport: Isthmian League Deservedly Level Series, Prescott Booed After Drawn Bout, Sports in Brief, Banned Athletes Arrive For Olympics, Two Sisters Pressing For Gold Medals, Strong Barbarians Side, Holders Go Out Of Golf Foursomes, Two Successes For Cazalet Avatino Masters Certain Justice, Swimming Triumph For Royal Navy, Runnello May Be Best In Cheveley Park Stakes Stayers Should Be Led Home By Mintmaster, Eastbourne Croquet, Fijians Leave With Draw Bigger Crowd Than For All Blacks Welsh XV Hold On. Arts and Entertainment: Bridge: Just The Right Hand, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,728, Sound Broadcasting, Television Programmes B.B.C. 1 (Ch. 1). Display Advertising: British European Airways, Multiple Display Advertisements, Lufthansa, Jute Industries Limited, Derbyshire Stone, Christian Aid, Massey-Ferguson, Truscon, Luton Corporation, Town & City Properties Limited, South African Airways with B.O.A.C., Longines, Pressed Steel Company Limited, The North East Development Council, Malayalam Plantations Limited, The Times, Atlantic Acceptance Corporation Limited, The Geographical Magazine, Coal, Collingwood of Conduit Street Ltd., Devon, John Myres & Co. Limited, Harwal Finance Ltd, Panam, Samuel Montagu & Co Ltd. Picture Gallery: On a Nato Sea Exercise, News: 6 Lose Eye By Infection Operating Theatre Closed 5 Weeks, Prime Minister IS First Kinross Nomination, Protest At Quit Notices, Hydrolastic Suspension For All Mini Cars British Exhibitors Again Dominate Paris Motor Show, Fear That Sentence Would Infringe Act: Party To Take Responsibility, Hard Bargain If Liberals Hold Balance, Tickets For Opening Of Parliament, Peking Seeking To Enhance Status Among Neutrals, Accused Of Receiving Stolen Dollars, Strong Tory Card May Lie in Rehousing, Solicitor Says Ex-Footballer Was Warned Three Times Risk Of Criminal Proceedings, Director Fined £5,000, Second One Cleared Take-Over Move, Go-Slow Over £42 A Week Tea Boys, Row Over Candidate's Tv Appearance, Appeals Against 50-Year Rule Tribunals May Help Historians, Tory Ambush For The Liberal, Today's Speakers, Chile Welcomes President De Gaulle, Costing As Well As Counting All Our Blessings, No 3-Term Year In Plan For £20M. College, "Countess " Says Money Was Gift, Mineral Rights Talks Break Down Zambia Will Not Honour Pacts Minister Returning Home Today, Wells Where Water Can No Longer Be Taken, Zambia Facing Critical Shortage Of Skilled Men Education Problems On Independence, The Ideological Battle, Submarine-Escapes By New Method Greater Depths Hope, Bonn Caution Over European Political Union Hopes Of Persuading Dutch Ministers, Fellowships In Medicine, Vatican Council Approve Plan For Deacons Move To Waive Celibacy Rule For Young Men Rejected, British Denial On "Socotra Base", Sir James Miller New Lord Mayor Edinburgh To London, Dr. Sukarno Meets Mr. Khrushchev Talks On Military Aid Likely, Britain Plans A "Plastic Tank" AIM To Reduce Weight, Memories of Unemployment Linger Long, Airport Strike Threat To Olympics Workers' Demands For Bonuses, Boy Of 14 Accused Of Murder, Mr. Wilson Hits At "Legal But Anti-Social Tax Swindles", N.-East Exhibition Opens, Crane In Crash Had Jammed Switch, How A Spy Could Flee Britain Pilot WHO Did Not Clear Customs, 3,200 H.P. Push-Pull Trains For Bournemouth Line Electrification Scheme To Cost £15M., Ship Blocks Channel Into Glasgow, £2,450 Fine On Solicitor Cut To £700, Galaxy Of Colour In Autumn Horticultural Show, German Eastspeak And Westspeak, S. African Editor Seeks Asylum, Members Of Otter Hunt Are Accused Of Assault "Clash Like Riot In South America ", N.Z. Export Credit Guarantee Scheme, A Fair Fighter Who Puts His Party's Interests First, Rift Among Dutch Communists, New Middle Class Think Differently, France Withdraws Africa Troops, Mr. Brown And Minister Look At "3 Per Cent Affair", Mr. Goldwater Rides Out Into The 'Real World' Defiant Democratic Placards In The Home Of Pioneers, Queen Frederika Has Her Way Decision On Annuity Accepted, Big U.S. Order For B.A.C. One-Eleven, 5-Nation Talks On Cancer Institute, Britain's Material Assets Are Worth £97,000M., Confidence In French Economy Strong Growth In Production, More Disorders In Malawi, Two Detained In Hunt For Assassin, Q.C. Says Sergeant Cried When Writ Was Issued Claim To Be "Fit As A Fiddle", Captain "Let Down By Naval Board", Labour Setback In Norwegian Elections, Growing Threat To Entire Motor Industry Parts Held Up By Inspectors' Strike, Cubans Warned Of Imports Curb, Movements Of Liners, Turks Delay Move On Cyprus Troops, On Other City Pages, Absentee Voters' Preferences Could Tilt The Scales, More Cars Bring More Deaths Parallel Increase, £400,000 Grant For Sports Centres, Laser May Be Answer To Radar Snag, The Landladies On Holiday Mean Lost Votes, China Likely To Test Her Bomb Soon Mr. Rusk Says U.S. Will Inform The World Fear Of Further Trouble In South-East Asia, Tories Confident In London, Nigeria Press Bill Approved, Chancellor Says 'Priority For Incomes Policy' Wide Study Ordered As Basis For Talks. Reviews: £4,100 For George V Gold Coin, Films that Do Not Talk Down to Children, Nureyev Revives Paquita, Mrs. Partridge's Moral Tract, Sir L. Olivier's Othello, Ballet Company Of Spirit, Valletti Offering From Vienna, Hallowed Forms Of Embarrassment Wyndham's Theatre: The Diplomatic Baggage, Victorian Society Conference, Destruction By Truth New Arts Theatre Club: Games, Sophisticated Little Monsters from Paris. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Time of 1864. News in Brief. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Dispute with a Backlash, The Silent Issue, In the Red Abroad, Crocs Race. Letters to the Editor: Battle Of Waterloo, What Pensions Purchase Effect Of Rising Prices, Good Will Gesture, Land For Building, University Entry, America's Cup, Law Of Evidence, Employed In The Forests, Freedom To Work. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: From The London Gazetie Tuesday, September 29, 1964, University News Wales, Ecclesiastical News Ordinations. Obituaries: Sir George Dyson Former Director Of The R.C.M., Maj.-Gen. Sir George De LA Poer Beresford, Mr. Nacio Herb Brown, Mr. Ray Maley, Prof. S. J. Lengyel, Brigadier Adib Shishakli Former President Of Syria, Harpo Marx Brilliant Gift For Silent Comedy, Mr. Leonard Brooks, Obituary. Stock Exchange Tables: Cash Tin Leaps £30 To £1,535 A Long Ton, Stock Exchange Dealings, Equities Hold Firm Carr & Co. Fall 2s. 6d., Fourth Successive Peak For Wall Street, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices Quieter Day For Industrial Markets, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges. Business and Finance: Rush To Sell Rootes "A" Shares, Harrison Buys Hinge Firm, John Myers Progress, £14,625 Compensation For Director, More "Income" Units, £4,390,000 Fire Damage 12 P.C. Rise So Far This Year, Latest Dividends, Sterling Holds Its Ground, F.B.I. Industrial Trends Survey, Record Orders For Rael-Brook, Bigger Payments Deficit For Second Quarter, Very Tight Money Conditions, Three Orders For I.C.T. 1900 Series Computers London Stock Exchange Leads The Way, Barrow Barnsley (Holdings) Limited Improved Production And Sales, £60M. Exchange Cost Of Shell Deal Invisible Earnings Lower, Calico Printers On Merger Rumours, Supermarket Disaster For Melias, Production Record For Colcille, Japanese Issue In Luxembourg, United Front To Boost Exports Tar Refiners' Club, Alternative Offer By Crockford's, Scottish Met. Prop. Raise Final, OIL ECONOMIES.-Mobil Oil Co. are, W. & C. French Pay 2½p.C. More As Earnings Leap Sharp Gain In Martin Walter Sales, Niarchos Fleet Deal In Sight? Bank Syndicate Could Raise £93M., Cripplegate Property Holdings Limited Further Progress, Malayalam Warning: Lower Profits, £4.8M. For Nigerian Road, Carbon Electric Shock, Armoured Banks For Pay Day, Cator Consolidated Properties Development Programme Exceeds £1½m., Consolidated Edison Bond Sales, Late Firmness On Milan Losses Recouped, New Creusot Venture, Whiteside Extend In Canning, U.S. General Electric Train Order, 10 P.C. By British Land. Business Appointments: Boots Appoint U.K. Distributors, Retirement At Ionian Bank.
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