The Times - 16/06/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING ORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM A CYCLING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Architectural Correspondent, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Ottawa Correspondent, FRFOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRFSPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Africa Correspondent, From Our City Editor, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL STAFF, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, R. A. LAWS., ARTHUR KIRBY, MAURICE 0. GILL, WALSTON., JOHN CONNELL, MICHAEL FOXLEY NORRIS., From Our Buenos Aires Correspondent, HUGH CLAUSEN., GEORGE CATLIN, MARGARET POPHAM, ROBERT RENWICK, MERVYN SOUTHWARK, LYTTON., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, Professor M. D. Vernon, Sir John Elliot, L. K. W., FROM OUR RADIO CORRESPONDENT, From Our Medical Correspondent, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Appointments And Situations Vacant and Required. Display Advertising: Shell, B.O.A.C, King George's Fund, Royal Navy, Ici, Macleans, Multiple Display Advertisements, Technology, Classic, Union-Castle, P V, Fw, Iron And Steel ACT, Petro-Chemicals, Gardeners Chronicle, British Oxygen, The Times, Leek And Moorlands, Barclays Bank Limited, Harveys, Qa, Sisalkraft, International Harvester, Old Priory, Methodist Homes, H D A, Esso, Air-India, The United Steel Companies, Prudential, Hall's, Phonotas, Derry & Toms, Sunday Telegraph, Scottish Television, Cleveland Discol. Sport: Wilson Masters Himself And Segal Great Britain Lead South Africa In Davis Cup, Cambridge Left To Struggle, Sports in Brief, Carr And Walker Meet In Last Eight Admirable Golf By Christmas, Polo Cottage Rally Too Late, Yorkshire In A Tight Corner 253 Runs Needed To Beat Middlesex, Britain To Oppose Discrimination, Yesterday's Racing Results, Somerset Tighten Their Grip, Bourne End Yachting, Cowdrey, 130 Puts M.C.C. Ahead, Glamorgan 32 Behind Rain Checks Lancashire, Young Sprinters' Challenge Inter-Area Athletics Attracts The Best, Clarey Snatches Fruits Of Stage Confusion Growing Among Leaders, Russian Olympic Move Opposed, British Women In Beckenham Semi-Finals, Centuries Punish Missed Chances At Leicester, White Troubles Northants, Few Cambridge Entries Strong Crews In Thames Cup, English Trained Horses Fill First Four Places In Gold Cup Ireland Have First Success Of Meeting, Lock Bats Like A Master Tame Ending To A Lively Day, Greensmith Bats Well, Too, Turnberry Results In Draw Order, Declared Runners For Last Day Of Royal Ascot. News: U.S. Aircraft For Royal Honeymoon Flight, Three Children's Truant Trip, N.F.U. Call On Food Distribution, "Free City" Idea Rejected The German Capital, Sir Evelyn Hone In London Today, Portugal Names New Ambassador To U.S., Cardinal Elected To Academie Surprise In Voting, Inquiry Over Oxford Election To Go On, Mr. Coyne's Reply To Minister, Farthing A Mile More On The Railways Most London Bus And Train Fares Going Up A Penny, Mr. Heath's Talks On Europe, Fire At New Atomic Power Station, A Blunt Banker WHO Does Not Fear Critics, Designing Cars For Safety Hospital Analysis Of Accidents, New Hall Plans: Geometrical Outline Of College Domed, Cruciform Dining Hall And Barrel-Vaulted Library, Justice Of British Colonialism Lord Home On The Case Against Communism, Cambridge Tripos Lists Mathematics, Mechanical Sciences, Chemical Engineering, Mr. Khrushchev Calls For German Treaty "Must Be Accomplished This Year" Attempt To Alter Borders Would Mean Nuclear War, China As Topic At Japanese Talks In U.S. Mr. Ikeda's Visit, Church Costs To Rise In 1962 More To Ordination Candidates' Fund, Territories That Still Place Full Reliance On Britain, U.S.-To-Britain Television Test In 1962 Public May See Live Broadcast, Argentina's Racial Melting-Pot, £100,000 Grant To Assist New Communities Carnegie Provision For Pioneer Work, Mr. Stevenson In Uneasy Bolivia, Public Land Given Away By Shah Ceremony On Soviet Frontier, Move To Avert U.S. Shipping Strike, Scandinavian Airlines' Decline Norwegian Anxiety, Warning On Sale Of Phosphorus, 'Absolute Freedom' On Africa Tour, Backing Of 1,200 Teachers For Strike Action, Poll Of R.S.P.C.A. On FOX Hunting League Against Cruel Sports' Action, Dismissed Matron Reinstated, Pools Takeover By Littlewoods, Venus Rocket Off Course Russian Trackers Going Home, Indian Problem Of Political Fasts M.P. Arrested In Kerala, Costs 'Warranted' Steel Rise, Setback For Cuba Tractors Mission Dr. Castro Increases His Demand, Capital Gains Tax Urged T.U.C. Leaders See Chancellor, Royal Insurance Raising £22M., Spain "Does Not Need Nato" Gen. Franco On Defence Contribution, Kenya African Parties Join Forces Campaign For Independence Kenyatta Advises New Tactics, Dr. Ramsey's Farewell To The North, £425,000 Survey Of Traffic Two-Year Plan For Greater London, Breton Farmers Winning Public Support More Road Blocks And Sabotage, Tomatoes, Bacon And Potatoes Dearer, Looming Shadow Of Moscow Party Congress, Boots' Chief Defends Drug Costs, Brothers In Sussex Show Riding Duel, Dominican Republic Inquiry Team Back No Apparent Evidence Of Repression, Waterloo Scheme For Segregation, Poverty-Stricken Sardinians Bored By Elections Villager WHO Preferred Bandits To Politicians, Mechanical Age At Crystal Palace Show Of Construction Machines, Plan To Break Down Colour Barrier, Elections To German Order, "Shock Treatment Without Drugs", E. Germans Plan Air Control, Oak v. Canadian Cedar Shingled Church Spires Are Much More Common Than Shingled Roofs, Canadian Curb On U.S. Advertising Call For Action In Magazine Field, Latvian Labour Leader Seized Memoirs Found By Secret Police, Pakistan Takes Over News Agency Action To Avert Breakdown, New Devices To Guard Banks Link To Protection Centre, Opportunity To Press Aims, Trade Gap Wider: Dearer Steel: Price Index Up Chancellor "Well Aware Of Overload On Economy", Engineering Helps Solve Medical Problems New Plastic "Lubricant" For Artificial Hip Joints, Censored News Of A FAST, Talks On Proposed Canadian Ban Chamber Of Shipping Concern, Missionaries Leave Angola Station Order To Britons For "Security Reasons", Teachers And Use Of Force, St. Paul's To Have New Pulpit Wood Carvers Needed, Tribal Fighting In Congo, Geneva Nuclear Conference Reaches Its Nadir. Arts and Entertainment: 460gns. To £2,250 In Five Years Set Of Chessmen Sold, Television Programmes, Suzie Wong's Long Run, Liverpool Playhouse, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,707. Law: Mgh Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division "Two Lies" Byrne And Another v. Foulkes And Others, Councillor Remanded, Actress Accused Of Car Death, West End Solicitor Accused Of Plot, Restrictive Practices Court Newsagents "Would Fight" If Agreement Goes In Re Newspapers Agreement, Court Of Criminal Appeal Exercise Of Discretion Regina v. Buggy, Probate, Divorce And Admiralty Division Divisional Court Or Court Of Appeal? Turner v. Turner, Gaol For Russian Speculators, Inspector's Action In Court Case Supported, Driver Cleared Of Manslaughter, Aly Khan Manslaughter Charge, Hearing On Monday Of Spy Case Man's Plea, Absolute Discharges On S. Africa House Charge, Charges Withdrawn, Private Detective Acquitted, Prosecution Witness Said To Have Retracted Statement "Completely False That Jones Had Said HE Murdered Guide". News in Brief. Picture Gallery: An Old Boy Drops In. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Weekend Chequers Briefing On E.E.C., Expert Advice If Export Of Goya Sought Special Scrutiny, Americans' Choice Of University Wider Dispersal In Britain Sought, Labour Leaders Urge M.P.S To Be Cautious, Statement Today On Public Schools, 'Error' To Send Brigade Group To Portugal Heated Exchanges In Commons, Inquiry Into Evans Case Refused Doubts Still Bar Free Pardon, Privacy Bill Lapses Lord Mancroft To Try Again House Of Lords, House Of Commons, Cunard Bill Not To Be Held Up. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Potatoes at Morlaix, In Jeopardy, "Mr. Sundries", Parish Microphone, Opening a Door, Old Accusations. Letters to the Editor: Common Market, Pixie Woods, Dr. Beeching's Studies Rail Competition With Coasters, What Has Gone Wrong?, Education Priority, Statement On Kenya, Hijaz Railway, Flowing In. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Prof. A. W. Wolters, Dowager Lady Lawsontancred, Lieut.-Col. T. Gibbons, Mr. Eddie Polo Desperate Doings In Silent Films, Obituary. Property: Permit To Develop Seven Acres, Country Houses, John D. Wood & Co., Country Properties, Weller & Co., Bernard Thorpe & Partners. Official Appointments and Notices: Naval Appointments. Reviews: A Cheerful Lampoon American Life, Mr. Robert Gerle, Waste Of A Wellplanned Concert, Mozart Heard in Maidstone, Personality and Politics in the Music of Prokofiev, Gwen John's Intense Objectivity, Rossini Recital Commemorated A Joyous Festival For Sussex, Changes Of Situation Well Met By Cast, Rarely Heard Work Of Britten, Mr. Ford's Idea Of The West A Film World Of His Own, White Only By Imitation Tactful Study On Television. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Copper Easier In Active Dealings, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: Attock Oil Pays Same From Less Profit, Canadian Bank Rate Falls Sharply, Pan American Seeks Stock Disposal, U.S. Gold Stock Rises $48M., Allied Ironfounders Lower Profits, Commons Questions On War Loan Drop, Latest Dividends, Australian Plan To Join Six With U.K., Building Societies Renew Tax Plea, Another Loss By A. C. Cossor, Industrial Demand For Workers Still Rising Shortages Reported From Industrial Areas, Kuala Lumpur-Kepong Amalgamated Limited Mr. H. F. Copeman On Group's Expansion, Note Clrculation Up Nearly £3M., Another Borgward Denial, Proprietary Medicines Export Record, A.M.F. Offer Oversubscribed, Threlfall's Brewery Company An Excellent Year's Trading Mr. F. Cornwall On Decade Of Progress, Royal Insurance £22M. Rights Issue Coming, Call For $5,000M. Rise In U.S. National Debt "Permit Vitally Needed Elbow Room", Cater Ryder & Company Limited Sir John Musker's Statement, Worthingtonsimpson Limited Record Level Of Orders Another Successful Year's Operations, Indian Tea Output Higher Welcome Relief After 1960 Drought, Joint Australian And U.S. Plant, Industry Increases Capital Expenditure 3 Per Cent Up In The First Quarter, THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND GENERAL INVESTMENT AND TRUST COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in England with Limited Liability.), Summary Of Latest F.B.I. Survey, Boots Pure Drug Co. Ltd. Sales Up 10 Per Cent Intensified Programme Of Retail Development Mr. Willoughby R. Norman On Importance Of Pharmaceutical Research, Guard Bridge Paper Company Limited Sir Kenneth Murray's Review, Unit Trust Prices, Uneven Supply Of Money, Trade Gap Wider Again In May Problem Of Industrial Costs, Manufacturers Halt Stockbuilding, Pound Drops Again London Main Seller, Turnround In Prices Earlier Firmness Dispelled, Tin Council Meeting Changed, Republic Of Ecuador 4% SALT Loan, Wall Street Turns Lower Minor Losses, Fractional Falls On Wall Street, S. Korean Capital Ban Kept, The Carnegie United Kingdom Trust, B.E.T. Payment Raised 10 Points, Company News Disappointing Profit And Dividend From British Plaster Board Three-Point Increase In Johnson, Matthey Payment, Gas Struck In The Sahara. Business Appointments: Business Changes Atlas Assurance Appointments. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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