The Times - 11/04/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENNT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Middle East Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, By Monitor, From a Special Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our United Nations Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, S. A. C. ONYEJIAKO., GLADYS BURLTON, J. A. SEABROOK, LAWRENCE HORNBY, E. W. BELL, EIRENE WHITE, W. LINDESAY NEUSTATTER., EDWARD DU CANN., DAMIEN RUSSELL., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, Major-General F. S. G. Piggott, A friend, J. C. C., Mr. Roger Cary, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LACROSSE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From Our Industrial Staff, From a Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Club Announcements, Opera And Ballet, Appointments And Situations. Reviews: Play About Polish Refugee Family, Germans Take Abstract Opera to Paris, Modern Danish Music Copenhagen Quartet Play Holmboe, Tudor Comedy Of Low Life Dekker's Contrasted Themes, Fine Dancing By Miss Park LA Fille Mal Gardee, Poetry In The Theatre: An Innovation By Barrault, Things Seen Sculpture and the Packing Case, Ukrainian Music From Holland, Film Of Wild Life On The Broads. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,650, Mr. Brian Rix Breaks Farce Record, The Sale Room £12,900 Given For Rubens Letter, Botvinnik Increasing Lead Over Tal, An Ill-Judged Film About Eichmann. Display Advertising: Mappin & Webb, Multiple Display Advertisements, Technology, The Salvation Army, Katanga Franc, Dunlop, The British American Oil Company Limited, Webasto, Stelcon, New South Wales, The Times, Coal, London Midland, Nescafé, Sherpa, New Day Holdings Limited, County Durham, Kodak, The London Life Association, National Institute For The Deaf. News: M.P. "Will Walk Out" If Mr. Benn Speaks, Document Held To Be A Circular Invitation To Small Investors, Marchers' Bill May Be Cut, Automatic Landing System, Arbitration Likely In Bus Dispute, Once-Rich Town Withers After War And Earthquakes Catalogue Of Misfortunes For A Greek Industrial Centre, Man In The News Called By The "Fates" To Play Many Roles, Grocers WHO Sell Meat, Dr. Bryn Thomas Not To Appeal, Human Rights Court Hears Irish Case Damages Claim By Mr. Lawless, Grants For Family Planning, The Baghdad Scene Red Double-Deckers Conjure Up A Fading British Link, Traffic Plans "Inadequate" Experts "Guilty Of Indecision", £100,000 Fund To Help Gliding, Hull Trawler Strike Ends Grimsby Men Vote To Stay Out, Communist Affairs Russia's Goats In The Cupboard, Mr. Macleod Sees Kadu Leader, Exchanges On Show In Telephone Week, Mr. Macmillan Confers With Mr. Diefenbaker Laos And Congo Reviewed, Prison For Watch Smugglers Men Wore Women's Girdles, Stiff Task For Seamen's Union Reformers Take A Militant Line, Scots Footballers Gain Concessions, Individuality of the New Triumph Herald 1200, Rampton Case Succeeds Woman Patient To Be Released, Drink And Drugs "Necessary", "Labour Will Reap Wrong Blame", B.B.C. "Tonight" Team Beat Strike Programme From Fire Escape E.T.U. To Recommend Return To Work, Dr. Verwoerd Tells His People Not To Panic, Four Ships In Fog Collisions One Vessel Holed In Engine Room, Buganda Ministers Cleared, Pakistani Midshipman Wins Queen's Sword, O'kelly De Galway In Chess Lead, Britain Votes Against South Africa Support Of Condemnation By U.N. Committee, 200 In Gaol Refuse To Work Taken Back To Cells Four Wandsworth Incidents Earlier Assault On Officer, Iraq Demands To Oil Companies Concession "Injustice", Gift To British Museum Of 17th-Century Best-Seller, Party Rivalry In Scotland Labour Challenged In Local Elections, Suite Of The Lord High Commissioner, "Drudgery" Of Hull Farms, Reports From America The Friendly British Waiter, Accused Surveyor Killed Himself, Moscow Rumours Of Man In Space, Hidden Knives In Angola, Welsh Pony On Way To King Of Nepal, New Statement By Mr. Tsarapkin, Bordighera Monopoly Trade In Palms That Has Flourished Since The Sixteenth Century, Church Takes Neutral Line In Polish Election Worsened Relations Since Last Poll, Schooling Charges Attack Repeated, Centenary Show Of Designs Genius Of William Morris, Panoramic Cinema Screen Slashed, Unitarians Ask For A "Fair Share" On Tv, Gen. De Gaulle "Embittered" Report F.L.N. Await Press Conference Today, 9ft. Water Jump Stops Horses Cross-Country Course At Upton Trials, Status Sought For Family Planning Advice As Part Of Health Service, Technology Studies in the Doldrums, Dr. Adenauer's Comment, "New Era In Water Supply", Court Invited To Soho Club, Labour Councillor Not To Stand, Five Britons Ill-Treated In Congo Mr. Tshombe's New Threat To U.N., British Envoy Sees Mr. Pushkin Again Laos Negotiations Drag On, Wellcome Trust To Extend Work, "Turning Point In Planning For Nato" Mr. Kennedy Meets Military Chiefs, U.S. Indicts Exiled Cuban Senator, £9,500 Weir For Oxford, Woman Cut Off Italian Servant's Hair, Printers To Oppose Coloured Labour, Survivor's Story Of The Dara Disaster Ordeal As Fire Sweeps Ship Swamped Boats, Strict Security For Eichmann Trial Today Bullet-Proof Dock, Anti-Castro Cubans On The Move, Historic Antarctic Flight To Aid Russian, Shipyard Men Reject Plea Scheme To Reduce Cost Of "Queen", Federation May Restrict Entry Of Africans, Brewery Inquiries By Fraud Squad, Australian Labour Leader's Criticism, Trwo Three-Cornered By-Elections, Moscow Plea Rejected Students' Vote On Expulsions. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Mr. Macmillan Due Home Tomorrow, Young Socialists Festival Goes On, National Theatre Debate In Lords, Six M.P.s Urge Birch For Young Offenders, Move To Curb Indecent Displays M.P.S Pressing For New Law. Official Appointments and Notices: Briton's World Bank Appointment, New Magistrate, Ecclesiastical News, New Police Chief For Derby, University News, Justice Of Appeal, E. Africa. Picture Gallery: Patterns In Lines Of Construction. Property: Knight, Frank & Rutley, Sales By Auction, Hampton & Sons, The Property Market Country Club For Sale River Frontage In Cornwall, Challenging Rating Assessments, Bernard Thorpe & Partners. Law: Arson Charge After School Blaze, Death Threat To Elsa's Cubs, Polish Immigrant On Secrets Charge. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Sales on Easier Terms, Room For Experiment, Divided Jerusalem, Mars and Monocles, Taking to the Air. Letters to the Editor: Right To Negotiate, Nigerian Powder Trail, Plea Of Diminished Responsibility, Taxing Forms How The Employer IS Burdened, Balance Of Payments, Square Pegs, "Should Be", Three Generations. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Obituaries: Lieut.-Col A. C. Sheepshanks, Maj.-Gen. V. Boucher, Madame Nishi, Mr. J. W. J. Levien, Lieut.-Col. C. N. Buzzard Writer On Natural History, Mr. D. C. Wilkinson, Obituary. Sport: Yachting Reply Awaited, Stewards Fine Trainer £25 Two Non-Runners At Alexandra Park, Aurelius May Need Time Eagle Should Beat King Of Saba Chrysler The Pick, Knight Takes IT Easy Hard Court Test Declined Hope For Davis Cup, No Horse To Look In The Mouth FAST King's Leap Has Will Of His Own, Exciting Climax To Rackets Final Milne's Power Sees Eton Through, Orient Ease Fear Of Relegation, Sports in Brief, Yesterday's Racing Results At Three Meetings Alexandra Park, Universities' Team Build Up Good Will in U.S., Cumberland Lawn Tennis Results Men's Singles, M.C.C. Committee's Waiting Game, South Manchester Take Honours Six-A-Side Victories At Kenton, Rugby Club Records London And South-East, Declared Runners For Newmarket, Seeding Upset At Hampstead. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Commodity Prices Cash Tin Jumps £11 A Ton, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: London Life's Year, Vine Products Profits Highest In Company's History An Excellent Year Sir Ronald Howe's Predictions Justified, Spreading The Word In Industry By Training Techniques, Share Prices Still Rising Busiest Day For 15 Months, W. Germany Still Attracts Funds Reserves Up Dm.1,526m. In March, Latest Dividends, U.K. Sale Of Zinc, Leek And Moorlands Building Society A Healthy Position, Japan Exports More, Wall Street Buoyant $1 Higher At The Close, Fall In U.S. Bill Rate Aggressive Bidding, Aristoc Limited Sales Constitute An All-Time Record Leading Position In Hosiery Trade Maintained, Davis And Timmins Profits Rise 94 Per Cent Stormy Scenes At Arusha Meeting, A.E.I. Win £2,300,000 Order, Problems Facing The Cocoa Study Group Meeting, Pound Continues Firm, Money Unevenly Distributed, Baker Perkins Keep To Forecast With Profits 27 P.C. Up, At a reception at the Board of Trade for the trade delegation which is to leave, Anglo American Corporation Of South Africa Limited Extracts from the Statements by Mr. H. C. Koch, the Chairman of THE GROUP'S RAND GOLD-MINING COMPANIES (All companies mentioned are incorporated in the Union of South Africa) Brakpan Mines Limited, Wall Street At New Peak, The World's Largest Rubber Market Ii-Price Effects On Other Centres, Standard Marine Insurance Company Limited, Two-Way Pull In The EQUITY Market Forced Selling At The Cape, Leek & Moorlands, The side entrance to the Distillers Company's stand at next month's British Trade, Cotton Future Of Sudan & Nigeria, ANGLO-SWISS SCREW COMPANY LIMITED (Precision turned parts and cash tills.) Mr. O. Frey's Review, Labu Cheviot Rubber Limited One-For-Five Scrip Issue Heavy Taxation Burden Sir John Hay's Statement, Transport Development Group Limited, Unit Trust Prices. Business Appointments: Johannesburg S.E. President. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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