The Times - 13/01/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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FROM A STOCKHOLM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR ARCHITECTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, FROMS OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Middle East Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Military Correspondent, Our Birmingham Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, MARGARET LINELL, E. G. WESTMORE., W. McG. EAGAR, GILBERT HAMMOND, 1. GRIMOND, GEOFFREY STEVENS., DAVID PRICE., T. L. LITTLEWOOD, C. L. SHAW, By Henry Cecil, W. J. THORNE, MARGARET RAWLINGS, RUPERT TOWNSHEND-ROSE, MALCOLM SARGENT, Dame Myra Hess, From Our Science Correspondent, PROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, M. LOWENKOPF., R. ANTONY BECKETT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, PAUL C. HODGSON., B. H. EMMS, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Oper And Ballet, Appointments And Situations, Flowers, Legal Notices. Display Advertising: Shell, Macleans, Multiple Display Advertisements, Union-Castle, The Charterd Bank, Sunday Times, Pinnock Finance, Albright & Wilson, International Combustion, The Times, Braby, Imperial Chemical Industries, Bowaters, Gardeners' Chronicle, Moscow, The Steel Company Of Wales Limited, Thos. W. Ward Ltd, Pitney-Bowes Ltd., Granada Tv, Davy-Ashmore, Broom & Wade, Lucozade. Reviews: Young Group's Team Work In The Idiot, Composers Ask: What Is Opera For?, Sophisticated Picture Of Innocence Aldwych Theatre: Ondine, University Begins Study Of Film, Young Pianist Displays Above-Average Gifts, Debt To Britten Invitation Concert In The Third, In The Author's Own Words, Lithographs By Zadkine Series Of Labours Of Hercules. Official Appointments and Notices: Cuban Envoy For London, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Mr. John Cranko's German Appointment, R.A.F. Cadetships Entry To Cranwell, University News Oxford, Science Museum Library Mr. J. A. Chaldecott's New Post, Naval Appointments. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,576, Refreshing Study Of Teenage Girl, £1,050 Paid For Small Beer Jug Sotheby's Silver Sale, Broadcasting Programmes, Film About The Order Of St. John, Swedish Radio Opera Staged, Stockholm Theatre To Disappear. Picture Gallery: Royal Bride In The Snow. News: Explosion In Greek Tanker 29 Of Crew Picked Up, Deadlier Than Germs Toll Of Accidents Among Children, Purpose Of Tour Fulfilled Primate On Churches' Friendship, Party Politics In Turkey Again Ban Relaxed From Today, Oilpump Failed On The Queen's Train "An Isolated Case", Immigration Into Israel World Zionists Study Difficulties, Mr. Thorneycroft Delayed By Fog Space Satellite Talks In Copenhagen, Cost Of Experts For Asia Colombo Plan Report, Kanu Leader Hopeful About Release Of Kenyatta Satisfied That Visit To London Was Worth While, A Palace Awaits The Queen Preparations In Delhi, Music Loses On Toss Of Coin No Grant From Dorchester, Optimistic Review By President Final Message On State Of Union, Pilot IS Cleared Of Dangerous Flying Jury Retire Twice, Emperor Pardons Bodyguard Only Officers For Trial In Ethiopia, Workers Man Cuba Defences Volunteers Wanted For Sugar Harvest, Royal College Of Surgeons, Out To Prevent Any Crashing Economic Mistake, Police Federations' Pledge On Pay Support For Claim By Higher Ranks, Russia Alleges Ships Were Harassed "Pirates Of 20th Century" Admiralty Says Photograph Was Taken On Rescue Mission, Making New Ideas A Reality G.E.C. Research Centre Will Speed Process, "Food Messengers" From Hongkong Relieving Shortages In China, £30,000 Loan By Boilermakers, Explosion Damages Rail Carriages Wall Of Building Shattered, Standard Workers Refuse Wage Cut, Mission Caught Up In War Claim For Budapest Damage, Cambodian Scheme Supported, Submarine Goes Aground "In No Danger", Promises Honoured And United States Made Stronger "Grave Troubles In World" Still Being Caused By Communists, Excommunications In Haiti, Britain's Nuclear Power Plans Sir John Cockcroft Optimistic, Rail Work Will Upset Timetables, Suspension Of Two Negro Students Georgia Riots Sequel, Crime In An Affluent Society, Geneva Convention Provisions Right Of Overflying, Over 1,000 Watches Found In Garden Customs Men In A Struggle At Flat, Army Loses One-Fifth Of Its Regular Recruits Wastage Problem To Be Studied By Research Group, Strike Vote By Northern Players 340 Footballers Unanimous, Contracts For British Air Landing System, Uganda Minister Seeks Loans Mission To London And Washington, Middle Temple Harmsworth Entrance Exhibitions, Welcomed In Scots Ports Crew Recruiting Likely To Be Encouraged, Mr. Forte To Build Chain Of Motels First May Open This Year, "Rocket Attacks On Laos Rebels" Use Of U.S. Aircraft Reported, Greek Concern Over Common Market Deadlock Affects Investors, Princess Astrid Married Village Church Ceremony, Down To 2½-Day Week, Bid For Provision And Wine Firm John Harvey Offer, "Cherwell" Magazine Limited Company Formed, Changing Approaches To Chemical Theory Restatement Of A Classic, British Magazine For Moscow, Reservations In Lebanon On Boycott Of France Arab League To Discuss Proposal, Senators Hear Mr. Rusk On China Normal Relations Not In Sight U.S. Policy Towards Neutrals, Belgian Reply To U.N. Charges Transit Of Troops, Apartheid As Seen By U.N. Eyes Mr. Hammarskjold Ends Tour, 24-Hour Strike At Rome Airport B.E.A. Services "Hardly Affected", Katanga Aircraft Attack Rebels, Building Unions Give Up Paid Tea Breaks Unrest Likely Among Men, Church Of England Numbers 9,748,000 Confirmed Members, Science To Aid Of Soviet Farmers Reorganization Plan, Plan For E. Africa Federation Nationalist Leaders' Support, Conserving African Animal Life International Union's Pressing Problem, Hospital Finds Its Roots Dispensary Site Located, Albania Lining Up With China Reaction To Russia's Economic "Squeeze", Two F.L.N. Leaders Shot In Algiers 120 Muslims Reported Held At Oran, Mr. Lewis Mumford Wins R.I.B.A. Medal Writer's Services To Architecture, Trawlermen's Proviso, Sudden Illness Of M. Eyskens Carried Out From Parliament, Schools Linked By Television Two-Way Sound Will Allow Questions, Examining Kenya's Economy Report For Submission To Mr. Macleod, Coal Future Sure Sir J. Bowman Has No Misgivings, Brighton's Choice For Seafront Plan, Union Criticism Of Staff Bodies "Darling Of The Employers", Signs Of Better Understanding Between Bonn And Moscow, Back To School In The Rains An Adventurous Drive On Flooded Roads In West Africa, Interruptions By Property Shareholders Mr. Jasper Leaves The Board, Rise In Debtors Sent To Gaol, Ghana Banks Policy Statement On Foreign Concerns Disavowed, Naga Mediation By Rev. M. Scott Putting India's Policy To Mr. Phizo. Law: Noise Order Against Boy Aged 16 Clarinet, Drums And Cymbals, Mr. Menderes Denies Arson Charge, The Restrictive Practices Court, Regional Police Advocated "Big Units More Efficient", Sentences In Karlsruhe Trial Spying On British Forces, High Court Of Justice Chancery Division Lord Northcliffe's Will In Re Northcliffe's Will Trusts, Girl Guide's Companion And Her Brother Give Evidence Man Accused Of Offence Against Girl. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Single Authority Advocated For Sea Fisheries Committee Favour Subsidies For Distant Water Fleets, Ministers Working On Export Plans, More Opposition Peers Next Week. Sport: Army Boxers Defeat R.A.F., Ambitious Plans Of Universities International Team Sailing, Sports in Brief, Impressive Tennis By Cullen Ward Tidy In Spite Of Pressure, Territorial Trials Tournaments Have Last Word, Gallant Fight By Gunners Oxford's Fortunate Hockey Victory, Mitchell Secures Second Place, Squash Rackets Seeds Through Amin Excels After Slow START, Ramadhin Dropped From Test XI, Yesterday's Wincanton Results, Extra Time Rush By Signals Loss Of Full Back Hits Artillery, Skepper Leads In Slalom Prospects Of FAST Downhill, F.A. Cup Replays, Big Hitting In M.C.C. Stand, King May Beat Mandarin Jamesgrove Has Ability, Close Passing Delays Guy's Lively Challenge By Westminster, Sangster To Play Laver In Final, Atlantic Solo Yacht Race In 1964, Today's Runners At Sandown Park, The Defence Rests: There's No Place Like Home. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Catch As Catch Can, Wastage in Recruiting, Germany and Poland, The Rocking Chair. Letters to the Editor: Gathering Winter Fuel, "Instant Beer", Too Many Numbers, Mandate In The Congo, Russian Justice, Coherence Of Policy, Promise Fulfilled, Local Broadcasting, Farewell To The Farthing, Politics Of Welfare Varying The Tax System, British Shipbuilding, Sold Out, Loan From The T.U.C., Lost Enemy, Rivalries In Uganda Where Religion Comes In. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Obituaries: Prof. Gert Bonnier, Mr. Frank Hawley Japanese Scholar And Journalist, Mme. Elena Gerhardt, Rear-Adm. G. L. Warren, Sir Stanley Spurling, Dr. Eric Strauss Modern Psychiatry And Medicine, Earl Of Kilmorey Naval Officer And Ulster Peer, Mr. John Stead. Stock Exchange Tables: Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices, Commodity Markets Tin Prices Lower Under Influential Selling. Business and Finance: Peak Plastics Sales In 1960, Canadian Bank Rate Declines Short-Term Issue By The Government?, Scribbans-Kemp £1M. Offer, Latest Dividends, Sharp Rise In Richard Thomas & Baldwins Profits Colvilles Liquid Assets Fall On Development Spending, Paris Share Index Rises In 1960 Five Per Cent Gain Recorded, Manchester Exchange To Be Revalued, I.B.M. Swiss Loan Oversubscribed, Nelson Financial Trust Limited Higher Revenue And Dividend Sir Denys Lowson On Economic Outlook, Chinnor Industries Limited Record Output Achieved, Equities Dull All Day The Funds Keep Steady, S. African Reserves Fall Sharply Over £6M. Loss In First Week Of 1961, Liberty & Co. £500,000 Debenture Issue, Second Covent Garden Property Rising Trend Of Revenue, Esso Buys Tankers, A. J. Mills & Co. Limited Effect Of Reduced Profit Margins Mr. Frank Mills On Results And Prospects, Bright Prospects For Chemical Trade, Wall Street Edges Higher Aluminium Shares Lower, The Royal Bank Of Canada Inflow Of Capital No Threat To Canada's Economic Independence If Exchange Rate Kept Free Mr. W. Earle McLaughlin Urges Bank Of Canada To "Signal" Changes In Monetary Policy, Monopolies Commission Tobacco Report, Sharp Falls On Frankfurt, Wall Street Steady, Vactric Assets Worth £31,694 Nothing For Ordinary Shareholders, Wholesale Prices Rise, Fiduciary Issue Cut Another £50M., Kaffir Quarterlies, $55M. U.S. Gold Loss Net Free Reserves Decline, Japanese Companies That Sell The Most, Stewarts And Lloyds Limited More Than A Million Tons Of Steel Tubes Despatched In 1960: Record Figures In Annual Statement By Mr. A. G. Stewart, Allied Retail Trades (London) Limited Profit Increased By Over 38 Per Cent, Doubled Cotton Yarn Imports, $12M. U.S. Loan To Persia, Sears Roebuck Large Bank Financing, Industrial Development In Damodar Valley Complex Challenge Of Calcuitta, Ample Supply Of Money, St. Joseph Lead Price Decision, U.S. One-Year Bill Rate Down 91-Day Offering Being Increased, Dollar Gold Price Up Again In London More Funds For Ghana Diamonds, Unit Trust Prices, Sharp Fall In Security £ Ford Pay-Out Brings In Sellers. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes Unilever's Financial Adviser To Retire. Property: London And Suburbs, John D. Wood & Co., H. E. Foster & Cranfield.
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