The Times - 07/03/1963
1963; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From Our Rowing Correspondent, From Our Northern Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Estates Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Our Motoring Correspondent, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, D. LINDSAY KEIR, J. H. WILLIAMS, FINLAY WALLS., GODFREY NICHOLSON, H. CARLETON GREENE, IRENE WARD, CUTHBERT HEADLAM., LAWRENCE E. TANNER, From Our South Wales Correspondent, STRATHCLYDE, G. H. PETERS., W. G. HAYTER, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, An " O.D.", H. B. S., FROM OUR PHILATELIC CORRESPONDENT, From a Recent Undergraduate, By Our City Editor, From a Correspondent, From a Special Correspondent, By Our City Staff,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Club Announcements, Opera And Ballet. Sport: British Lawn Tennis Successes, Public Schools Club Promoted, Sports in Brief, Nottingham Forest Hold Out, Three Changes By England, No Excuse For Lincoln, Cambridge Erratic In First Full Course, Norwich Through In Extra Time, Out Of Practice, Out Of Cup, Capable Cambridge Rackets Pair, R.A.O.C. Gain Home Command Cup Pay Corps XV Lose Early Lead, Other F.A. Cup Ties Leeds Bridge Gap After 11 Years, Yesterday's Football Results, Football Rediscovered Tambling A Chelsea Revelation, Handicapped R.A.F. Crushed By Oxford University, Sharp Increase In Levy On Bookmakers Board Exercise Prerogative, Walsall Foiled By Clever Defence, Snow Reports, Remarkable Feat By Dundee, Well Drilled At Taking Corners. News in Brief. Law: Judicial Committee Of The Privy Coouncil WHO IS Rightful Premier Of Western Nigeria? Adegbenro v. Akintola, House Of Lords Journalists Refused Leave To Appeal Berore Lord Reid, Lord Morris Of Borthy-Gest and Lord Hodson Mulholland v. Attorneygeneral Foster v. Attorney-General, Greek Publisher Acquitted, Common Market Law Reports, Youth Drove While Under Ban Mr. Fletcher-Cooke's Car, Jury Disagree Again In "Holy Lady" Case, Cleared Of Gun And Theft Charges, High Court Of Justice: Probate, Divorce And Admiralty R.A.F. Officer's Nuncupative Will In The Estate Of Snow, Deceased Brigstocke v. Brooking, High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division Obstruction Appeal Dismissed Arrowsmith v. Jenkins, Court Of Appeal Maintenance Award Too Low Irvine v. Irvine, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Judge Without Work Balmer And Another v. Bierman Hetreed v. Diggory And Another, Ministry Under-Secretary To Appeal, Pompidou Murder Plot Alleged, High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division Blanked Off Reverse Gears Baldwin v. Worsman, High Court Of Justice Probate, Divorce And Admiralty Balancing The Public Interest Sanguinfau v. Sanguineau And Beavis, Lord Lorne Accused. Display Advertising: Chapman And Hall, Shell, Friends' Provident & Century, The Royal Air Force, Multiple Display Advertisements, Dailmler Hire, David Brown, Calor, Bank Of Montreal, Bell, Budapest Fair, The Times, Sas, Staveley Group, Tayor Woodrow, Macdonald, Constable, Hutchinson, Kleinwort, Benson, Dogs, Aspro, The National Followship, The Chartered Bank. News: "Dearth Of Youth Service Ideas" Aid Calls To Trust, Nato Assurances To Greeks, Foreign Office Reveals More About Bidault Note, SALT Water Cove To Become A Reservoir, Heavy Damage By U.S. Floods, Paris Banker Shot Dead In Car, £6M. U.S. Order For Airliner B.A.C. One-Eleven Wanted, No Strings For Mr. Cousins Busmen's Pay Claim Warning, Mr. Godber's Warning On Test Ban Treaty, Corporation Lose Lodgings Case Use Of Private House, Bill Will "Make Slaves Of 11M. Africans" Mass Protest In S. Africa, No Advertising Or Significant Prizes On Pay-Tv, "We Should Have Been Told Facts", Mr. Erlander Sees British Industry, Australia Exports To Britain Drop, Name Erased From Membership Roll, Freed Sergeant Unlikely To Fight Seat Lack Of Knowledge, Beauty of Leningrad Under Snow, Frost Damage To Nation's Roads May Cost Over £20M. Ministry To Consider Additional Grant Assistance, Red Flag Proposed For Yugoslavia, Philby Telegram Address Mystery, Case For Biologists In Top Drug Posts, Tunnels Halt Work On £363,000 Scheme, African Students On Strike, Commonwealth Future As Seen By The Queen Influence Depends On Members, Tv Programme On Defence Banned, Horses Of "Oldest Breed" Imported Nucleus Of Revived Appaloosa Society, Mr. Heath Returns To Brussels, College Offers To Meet Union Conditions Improved, Dr. Ranger To Go On Working In Africa History Post At Dar-Es-Salaam, Stay-Down Miners Call Off Strike, Labour's Common Market Policy, Gurkhas Captivate The Germans, Arkansas Aircraft Was "Shot Down", Electricity Price Up In London, Hartlebury Castle Restoration, Automation To Cut Airport Delays, Jaguar Link-Up With Climax Engines Extending Range No Change In Motor Sport Policy, North-East Wins £2M. Ship Order, Warning On Congo Costs By U.S., Mr. Kennedy Defends Proposal For Nato Surface Fleet Readiness To Accept Suggestions By European Countries, Israel Opponents Of Tv Defeated, N.U.T. Seeks 4-Year Teachers' Course, Transistor That Uses Light, Line Kinked By Speed Habit, Shadow of the Dole Amid Affluence, Cracked Ceilings Close Classrooms, A Guide To The Canadian Election Nuclear Weapons In Forefront Of Party Rivalry, 60 Launch French Nuclear Protest, Kenya Tension Over Frontier Decision Expected From Mr. Sandys, Gen. De Gaulle Stands Firm On Strike Defiance By Miners Continues, More Workers Get 40-Hour Week, Bonn Party Clash Likely Over Paris Treaty Demand For Safeguards By Social Democrats, B.E.A. Move To Gain Flight Licence Transfer Sought From Independent Line, Split In Social Credit Ranks, Rare Stamp Of 1847 To Be Auctioned, Appeals On Union Appointments Officials Challenged, U.S. Observers At Meetings, American Spelling In New Bible, N.E.D.C. Ready For Follow-Through, Overtime Ban At New Ford Works, Hansard Society's Show Opened, Britain Replies To Adenauer Report, Journalists To Be Imprisoned Press Council's "Deep Concern" Employers Will Seek Remission, Lord Hailsham Disappoints The North-East Overall Plan A Long Way Off, Licence From Board Of Green Cloth Crockford's Drinks, Government Decide To Set Up Ports Council Responsible For National Scheme, Restyled Opel At Geneva Show Eigher Performance And More Space, "Guiding Light" Challenged Horse That Would Not Run, Mr. Erroll Defends Trade With Communists Understanding Claimed In U.S. For British View, Compassion In Granting A Divorce M.P. On Change In Church Views. Politics and Parliament: Cabinet At Grips With Rates Rise Today Specific Instead Of Block Grants Not Favoured Mr. Wilson Offers Five-Point Plan For Easing Burden, House Of Commons Warning signs and safety barriers on motorways, Prospective Candidate, Increased Grants To Protectorates, M.P. Told Interviews Are Confidential, Ld. Home Stipulates Good Faith In Any Offer Of Customs Union, New inspectorate under Offices Bill, House Of Lords Six must be united in any new approach to Britain, Opposition Seek To Give I.T.A. Stronger Hand On Code, Mr. Macleod's 1964 Election Hint, Backbenchers Want Space Speed-Up. Arts and Entertainment: Solution Of Bridge Problem No. 1,573, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,241, Television Programmes, In The Sale Rooms Kreighoff Drawings Make £170 Each. Picture Gallery: New Plans for Broadway. Property: Knight, Frank & Rutley, Flats And Chambers, Town Houses, Suburban Houses, Alfred Savill & Sons, Property Market Esso Building IS Sold Again. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1863. Reviews: New Fiction, Some Statesmen are Unlucky In their Biographers, The Jane Game, "A Visual History of Modern Britain", Cinema In The Round, Eyeless and Gay, Judy Garland's British Film Plaza: I Could Go On Singing, Black Queen Out Of Balance, Young British Painters Shown in Basle, Le Petit Prince On The Stage, Critics Under Review-Vii Students' Choice, Sure Touch On Harpsichord, Moscow Ovation For Benjamin Britten, B.B.C.'s Good Deed for Elgar, When Privateering Paid, Red Rumanian Gaol, Verbal High Jinks In School Walk-Out, A Lack of Greek Fire King's College London: Electra, Comic Travail of Love in the North Mermaid Theatre: All in Good Time, Visions Of Henri Michaux. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Russians in Cuba, Fortunes of a Play, Improving the Ports, Medieval Southern Rhodesia, A Proper Defiance. Letters to the Editor: So Ugly A Relic, Verdict On Richard III, Electricity In Scotland, Winter Victims, Only A Little One, Plastics Exports, Time To Sow New Ideas, Expansion Of Balliol, Providing A Platform What The Public Should Know, Nuclear Ships. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. Robert Foster Moore, Mr. Frank Reid, Mr. H. St. George Gray Archaeology In Somerset, Mr. James Hewitson, V.C., Mr. Roland Addy, Mohamed Fuad Galal Egyptian Politics, Obituary. Official Appointments and Notices: Awards For Research And Exploration. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Coffee Prices Forge Ahead, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: No I.G. Farben Claim Move Yet, India's Reserves Up Rs.12m, Irish Trust Issue Success, Latest Dividends, Credit In Short Supply Assistance Needed, Clegg & Orr Chief On Concentration, No Commonwealth Trade Crash Programme Europe Still Main Objective, News From Industry Anglo American Open New £1.8M. Copper Plant Shoe Machinery Development Cuts Manufacturing Time, Italian Moves On Import Duties, Japanese Monetary Situation To Ease, Odhams Acquisition, John Bolding & Sons, Limited A Satisfactory Year, London Stock Exchange More Demand For Gilts Irregular Changes In Equities, Metropolitan Properties, Lithium Imports Ruling, Bullough Securities Limited A Year Of Progress And Expansion, The Steetley Company Limited, Guinness Brewery In Nigeria, Wall Street In Minor Range Fluctuates All Day, Stenhouse International Formed, Activity Reduced On Brussels, Water Scheme., Export Incentives In The Budget Companies Most Likely To Benefit, G.S.A. Sells 150 Tons Of Tin, Move For More Trade With Russia, Fractional Range On Wall Street, Synthetic Textile Plant At Arras, Ladies Dress Placing In Leeds, Pound Holds Steady, Continental Bourses Firmer Tendency On Amsterdam Milan Mixed, Further Borrowing From W. Germany, Bigger Distribution From Steetley, C.I.P.I.T. Introducuction, Fresh Setback For A. & S. Henry, New Peak For Silver Demand From The Continent, European Bourses Likely To Improve, Investment Research In Europe, Shoe Chief Attacks Shop Developers, Demand For Bank Loans Continues Strong Liquidity Ratios In Danger, Japan To Protect Her Farmers, U.S. Officials Deny Move To Boost Interest Rates Bankers Meet To Discuss Economic Problems, Currency Swap Agreements $1,100M. Involved In U.S. Pacts, The Carnegie United Kingdom Trust, New Phase In Contacts With E.E.C. Countries, Company News General Refractories Group Profit Down By 20 P.C.-Dividend Held No Recovery Yet In Sight For British Van Heusen, "Interunie" Dividend, £9M. Order For A.E.I., Overseas Finance U.S. Economic Forecast Company Profits To Rise. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes Mr. H. Drayton's New Post.
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