The Times - 26/02/1962
1962; Gale Group;
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From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR BOXING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM A LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, From a Correspondent, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMON MARKET CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR WEATHER CORRESPONDENT, ROBERT LONDIN, GEORGE ANDREW BECK, AUBREY R. VINE, A. J. WINDESS, YEHUDI MENUHIN., JULIAN SNOW, R. G. NGALA, By Sir Harry Luke, CHRIS JECCHINIS., ISOBEL TOULMIN., C. R. LEAR, J. G. BEATY., FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, B. G., A friend, By a Special Correspondent, By JOHN BIRD, By Our Ottawa Correspondent, By JOHN W. HOLMES, Par JEAN-LOUIS GAGNON, By Our Special Correspondent, By DONALD GORDON, By WALTER GRAY, By FARMER TISSINGTON, By D. D. LOCKHART, By VICTOR MACKIE, By TOM GOULD, By A. B. PERLIN, By MICHAEL JACOT, By ED OGLE, By ANTHONY JACKSON, By CLIVE BAXTER, By KING WHYTE, By BASIL FITZGIBBON, By ROBERT MAcGREGOR, By J. R. PETRIE, By HAROLD GREER, By BRIAN GREGGAINS, By A Special Correspondent, By KILDARE DOBBS, By JAMES McCOOK, By the Rt. Rev. DONALD BEN MARSH,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Transfer Books, Business Premises, Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets, Drawing Of Bonds. Sport: Pas Seul Enhances Gold Cup Prospects, Cambridge Hold Winning Cards Unavailing Oxford Hockey Recovery, Tottenham In A Tactical Quandary Dukla Match Finely Balanced, Bristol Weak At Half Back, Sports in Brief, St. Albans Out Of Luck And Cup, FAST Indoor Mile, Football Results And Tables First Division, FAST And Fit French XV Outclass England Dextrous And Spirited Rugby, Saturday's Hockey, Richardson Raises His Morale, London Swifter And Safer But Too Wasteful, Saturday's Racing Results Lingfield Park, Wilson Masters Tiring Knight Miss Haydon At Last Lays Bogy, Birmingham Programme, Chelsea Find Just Enough Spirit, Schools Rugby, Something New Stirring At The Valley, Club Rugby Details, Miss Rowe Takes English Title, Squash Rackets Of Power And Skill, Rackets, Rugby Fives Win For Oxford, Cambridge Golf Side Complete, Winter Sports, Cooper Likely To Outbox Bethea London Must Be At Most Aggressive, Charitable Defences And Capricious Ball, Disciplined Scots One Step From Triple Crown, Blight On The Torpids Isis Spectacle Spoiled, Blackheath Take Only One of Many Chances, Eton Fives. Weather: The Weather. News: Ministry Move On H.P. Cars, W. Indies To Send Delegation, Germans Arrested Near Nato Base, This Year, Next Year, Sometime?, Mr. Hazen Argue Joins Liberals Canadian N.D.P.'s Former Leader, Provinces Guard their Natural Resources, War of the Roses, Impact of Common Market Negotiations, Evolution of a more Varied Cuisine, Walls Still Remain For Women To Climb At Oxford Irritations Of Stricter Supervision, Politics And Crime In Ontario, Body Found In Sea IS Exhumed, Welsh Colleges Criticized, Israel Concern At Effects Of Devaluation, Patients' Bones As Ear-Rings Official Denies Use By Nurses, Hunting Mishaps Spoil Good Sport, A New Aviation Policy?, Syria Oil Dues To Be Trebled, Easterly Winds To Continue, There's No Place Like Home, Norway's Mayors On Nato Tour Visit To Polaris Base, Heroin Worth $20M. Seized New York Raid By Narcotic Squad, Six Study July Tariff Cuts Prospect Early Decisions Needed, "Moral" Issues Of The Wheat Sales To China, Chervenkov Group Excluded From Bulgarian Assembly Emphasis On Economic Failures In "Election Campaign", Need For Forest Protection, Mobilization For Indonesia, Temporarily Unsighted Sound Broadcast Programmes Beguiled The Lady While She Had To Rest, Power From The Rocky Mountains, Tristan Volcano Still Smoking, 70 Arrests After Raids In Siam Alleged Communist Sympathizers, Mr. Kennedy Ready For Summit After Preliminary Talks, Dr. Reeves Gives A Warning To The Church Policy In Africa Must Change, Cairo Approach To Neutrals, Defence Dilemma, London Visit By Dr. Gorbach Putting Austria's Case To British Leaders, Mr. Dodds-Parker Selected Conservative Candidate At Cheltenham, Liberal Election Documents Burnt, Nature Lovers In N.E. Form Trust, When Every Day IS Visiting Day, "Stop This Car For Demonstration", The Illusion Of Separatism, Sir Edgar Whitehead Says S. Rhodesia Could "Go IT Alone", Four Are Killed In Collision, Toronto Stock Exchange still in the lead, Assurance Over Groundnuts Toxic Mould Killed Turkeys, Reverence in Eskimo Art, Australia Shortens Russians' Visit, Dr. Oberlander Supported By Dr. Adenauer Rehabilitation Of Former Nazi, The Capital-Fun for a Lucky Few, British Entry "A Step Forward", Unemployment Has Boosted Training Programme, Parliamentarians End Talks, Triumphal Procession For Dr. Borg Olivier, Lenient Action Against Guilty Turkish Officers Government Exercises Great Caution, Mr. E. P. Taylor, Reviving the Heart of the City, L'illusion Du Separatisme, Struggle for Prosperity, The Victory Of 1813 At Crysler Farm, Lord Home Sees Agreement On Laos As Berlin Pointer, FAST Rise In Motor Sport, Hoax Telegram Mystery Northgate Not Suspended, No Road Toll Yet At Box Hill, Farming Notes And Comments, £21,500 For Fishing Rights On Lune, Arctic Oil Wells Of The Future, No Vote On Church Motion, Police Assault On Youth Alleged Report To Home Office, E.T.U. Accuses Five Former Leaders 'Discredit On The Union' Claim Rigging Charges Against Three, Doctor Censured: Patient Died, Writers Follow No Native Tradition, Smallpox Not Yet Confirmed, No Amendment Of Immorality ACT, Between Two Worlds, Mr. Kennedy Suggests A Date Summit Before June 1 Anglo-U.S. Accord, N. Rhodesia Warning Of "Red War" African Nationalist Reply To Sir Roy Welensky Suspicions Over Barotseland's Future Unallayed, Protected Birds Slaughtered Complaint About Dee Marshes, Crisis in the Dairy Industry, French Units For Britain Paratroopers In Exercises, Extra Weather Forecast For Farmers, Ethiopia Since the Revolution, Police Open Fire In Uganda, Call For 'Planning With Teeth', Whisky Exports on the Increase, Woman Doctor To Contest Blackpool Conservatives Say "No Gimmicks", Decline In Greyhound Racing Attendances, Boom Town Of The Sixties, New Element In British Beef Breeding, Fair Deal For Air Users I.A.T.A. Plan For Action On Complaints, General J. V. ALLARD, U.S. To Continue Berlin Flights "Whatever Happens" Mr. R. Kennedy Hopes Russia May Relax Opposition To United Germany, Early Losses By Congress Party Election Trends In India Mr. Menon's Career At Stake, Looking For Freer World Trade, Chinese Accuse U.S. On Vietnam, Algeria Ratification Of Cease-Fire Expected 'Parliament' Vote Likely Soon, Anglicans in the Far North, Isle Of Man Flour Import Curb, Advocate Confined To Johannesburg Third Banning Order In S. Africa, New Democrats Optimistic. Display Advertising: Toronto-Dominion, Vent-Axia, Alberta, Edmonton, Ici, Report On Business, Cunard, The Industrial Development Authority Of Ireland, The Bank Of Nova Scotia, The Shawinigan Water And Power Company, Massey-Ferguson, Coverfluid, Dobson Hardwick, Vickers, National Provincial Bank, Selection Trust, Canadian, Belling, The Fairey Company, Bank Of Montreal, Holland America Line, Tca, Canada, Phcenix Group, Place Victoria, Inland Resources Corporaton, The Standard, Bip, Rio Algom's, Brain Showell, Québec, Firestone, The Walpamur Co., Courtaulds, The Geographical Magazine, Canadian Bank, Ferranti, Saskatchewan, Homeric, Pilkington Brothers, Arborite, Government Of British Columbia, B T P, Hall's, Furness Lines, Owen Owen, New Foudland, Spokesman For The Wheels Of Industry, The East Worcestershire Waterworks, Hydro Quebec, The Royal Bank Of Canada, Nacmillan &Co, Harrods, Department Of Trade And Commerce, Sun Life Assurance Company Of Canada, Hudson's Bay Company. Law: Negro Charged After Scot's Death, Four Members Of Kanu Sentenced, 5,000 At Committee Of 100 Meeting Protest Against Gaol Sentences, Bail Refused To Men On Pretences Charges. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: From The London Gazette, Friday, February 23, 1962 The Bankruptcy Acts, 1914 And 1926, University News £135,000 In Grants By Carnegie Trust Aid For Scotland, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Baptist Changes, School Staff And Governors Resign, Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy. Picture Gallery: Canada, Tour Was A Salute To Steam. Politics and Parliament: New Broadcasting Fund Suggested, Young Conservatives with Little Salt or Savour, Cabinet Decision Today?, Parliamentary Diary House Of Lords. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes, The Dock Brief As A Film, British Playwright Booed In Berlin, Pancakes, Inspiration from Italy, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,923. Property: Sidney Noble & Co., Chamberlain & Willows, Property Investments, Sales By Auction, Jones, Lang, Wootton & Sons, Factories, Warehouses & Sites, Leopold Farmer & Sons., Property Market Durham Estate To Be Sold Fishing On The Tees, Hillier Parker May & Rowden. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Household Wants, Maternity Doctors, A Molehill of Protocol, Posts in the New Countries, Australian Doubts. Letters to the Editor: Providing The Cadenza Performer's Point Of View, Storm Damage, Choice, Trade With Japan, Kenya's Future, Moral Fibre, Dr. Castro's Cuba, Civil Defence, Teachers For Africa. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1862. Reviews: Students Good In Giraudoux French Institute: Electre, Right To Show Banned Film, Effective Dutilleux Piano Sonata, A New Arts Festival In Dawson City, New Commissioned Music, Unusual to a Western Ear Korean Musician's Symphonic Poem, Hectic, But Exquisite Phrasing, Earliest Designs for Don Giovanni, The Lesson Of Star Captives Royal Court Theatre: The Prisoners, A Difference of Approach Bach in the German Tradition, Life-enhancement in Lancashire. Business and Finance: Investment And Growth Policies, U.S. Fire Losses Higher, Company News E. F. Fairbairn To Merge With Chunky Chicks Dares Estates Offer For Sale, What Keeps Courtaulds Price Down Tenth Of Capital Changed Hands?, The Metropolitan Railway Country Estates Limited, Further Decline On Milan, Swedish Debenture Issue, New Man-Made Fibres Business Slow, Investment Prospects Of Motor Component Makers, Carpet Fair Opens Today., Three City Journals To Merge, Bankers To Advise I.F.C. Lord Harcourt In Group Of Five, Swiss Trade Deficit Higher In 1961, Time For Decision For Fairey Shareholders, Continental Bourses Peace Talks Aid Paris Foreign Demand Revives, Faith In Steel Future, Soft Coal Price Cut In U.S., John White Footwear's New Chairman, Savings Surplus Lower Fewer Repayments And Receipts, How "The Times" Indices Have Moved, Foreign Investment In W. Germany Up, British Imports, 1961, Aveling-Barford Limited Encouraging Prospects, Canadian Order For Herald Airliners, The Workers of Zion: Illogical Group within Labour Party, Boeing Earnings Rise $11M., Sterling Holds Steady, Southampton Harbour Placing, Surplus Supply Of Money, $7½M. Aid For Philippine Mining Company, Metal Market Merger, Willenhall Motor 1 For 4 Scrip Issue, Computer For Council, Largest British Industrial Fair For Sweden Some 500 Companies To Exhibit, Britannic Assurance Higher Bonuses, Frankfurt's Fair A Big Success, French Reserves Steady., Alenco Limited Increasing Demand For Group's Products, John Waddington Cut Interim, Wm. Park & Co. Forgemasters Record Trading Results, Three More New Issues, Reassurance On U.S. Economy "Lull No Cause For Alarm", Armitage Brothers Scrip Issue, Swiss Loan For Denmark 60M. S.Fr. At 4½ P.C., Rare Medical Production, The Whitehead Iron And Steel Company A Very Difficult Year Mr. G. H. Latham's Faith In The Long-Term Future, Fall In Wool Textile Exports In 1961. Business Appointments: Business Changes Houlder Brothers' Appointments. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Obituaries: Mr. A. G. Wenley, Obituary, The Rev. George Allen, Mr. Stanley Gliksten, Air Vice-Marshal A. Raymond Aircrew Training In Canada, Dr. Hu Shih Literary Rebirth In China.
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