The Times - 28/07/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Yachting Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Defence Correspondent, From Our United Nations Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Africa Correspondent, From Our Science Correspondent, FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, H. CLEMENTS, CHARLES CLORE., J. R. COLVILLE, GEORGE CHARLTON, STANLEY W. PERRING, DAVID POWELL., A. J. YOUNGSON., C. M. RALLI., CYRIL COOPER, GUY BOAS., KATHLEEN JINMONTH, P. J. HARBOUR., B. CORKE., E. M. ALMEDINGEN., H. G. PUTTICK, RICHARD LAMB., H. JOHN JARROLD., D. H. COLES., T. WYNNE., I. C. PERROTT., P. M. RAMBAUT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, C. F. T., Sir John G. Lang, Lord Strathalmond, J. K. V-M., By Our City Editor, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Law: Restrictive Practices Court Arm Of Law Asserts Strength Against Newsvendors, Court Of Criminal Appeal Summing-Up Lacked Essential Features, Restrictive Practices Court New Agreement Not Like Old In Re Black Bolt And NUT Association, Rudolf Steiner Education, Three Sentenced For Child Murder, Queen Anne Tithe, 14 Years For Judo Belt Killing, High Court Of Justice Probate, Divorce And Admiralty Indonesian Ceremony Soegito v. Soegito, £1 Note Printing Plates Charge, Judicial Committee Of The Privy Council Judge Did Not Coerce Jury, High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division Libel On M.P., High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Battle For Imber: A Declaration War Office v. Underwood And Others, Wolverhampton Election, Sentences Of 46 Years On Mail Van Gang Judge's Tribute To Police, Man On Taxicab Murder Charge, Sarah Beauchamp Fined £2, Court Of Criminal Appeal A Question Of Handwriting, Court Of Appeal Deceased Monkey Cleared At Taxpayers' Expense. Display Advertising: Liverpool, Shell, French Line, Smiths, Consolidated Pneumatic, Multiple Display Advertisements, Granada Tv, Monsanto, Pinnock Finance, The Times, The Economist, Iron And Steel Board, Charles Barker & Sons, Se. Sport: Hampshire Well Placed, Runners At Thirsk, U.K. Cadets Gain Revenge, Golf Challenge Repulsed Easy For Cuttis Cup Players, Sports in Brief, Test Cricket Eventful While IT Lasted Seam And England Take Grip, Increased Entries For Cowes Regatta For, British Epee Victory Over Poland, Lancashire Change Partners Lawn Tennis Position Strengthened, Predominate Just Home In Slow Goodwood Cup Hutchinson's Riding Decisive On Aqua Regia, Minor Counties, Cheltenham Croquet, Ban On Becker Reduced, Holders Again In Polo Final, Surrey Struggling At Birmingham, Yesterday's Racing Results Goodwood, Worcester Gain Narrow Lead, Programme For Last Day At Goodwood, Notts Gain Bonus Points, Middlesex Forging Ahead, Hellcat Fastest Catamaran, New Trophy For German Race, Yorkshire Might Take Calculated Risk, Glamorgan's Day At Clacton, Stand Of 265 For Somerset Alley Gains Seventh Century Of Season. News: New Proposals On Agriculture In E.E.C. Egg And Poultry Regulations, Bonn Opposition To Oder-Neisse Move Frontier Issue Must Await Peace Treaty, Foreign Aid And Call-Up Plans Make Progress In Congress, Bank Of Ceylon To Be Taken Over Budget Ceiling On Incomes, U.S. Cash Offer For A.C. Cossor, Dutch Hope Of Agreement, Mr. Hammarskjold Accused Of Exceeding Instructions, E.E.C. Entry "Could Be Fatal", 64 Rent "Strikers" Given Notice, S. Africa Election Decision Soon, "Dead" Woman IS Found Alive, Cost Of Preservation, Failure Of Bid To Save Borgward, £1,500 Damage By Boys In Church, Cuban Surprise At Dr. Castro's Moderation 'Gradual' Path To One-Party State, German Troops For Wales Soon, Italy Accuses Austria "Encouragement Of S. Tirol Violence", Kenyatta's Release Date Report, Approval Of Museum Merger, Congo Parliament Reassembles Building Cordoned By U.N. Troops, Sunday School Anniversary The Small Chapels Plan Their Great Day Of Celebration, General Ordination Examination, Present And Future Radio Telescopes Departure From Convention, Court Ends Pact On Newspapers Sale, Houblon-Norman Fund Research Grants, Call For Taxi Service Along School Drive, Agreement Reached At Gambia Talks, Tangier A Free Port Next Year, Ban On Camping IS Disallowed, Battle Of Imber "Far From Lost", Five Grants To Universities Suspended Nuclear Reactors And Telescopes, Miners To Defy Chancellor's Pay Appeal Claim In Autumn For 300,000, B.O.A.C.'s Operating Surplus Slightly Lower Interest And Losses By Associates Produce Deficit Of £2,544,280, Large Soviet Garrison Within 30 Miles Of City Western Force Of 24,000 Face 105,000, French Scheme For Laos Neutrality, Mr. Rusk Expects Russia To Negotiate Berlin Possibilities "Rather Considerable", Mexican Election Results, Playwright Loses Teaching Post, B.M.C. Revise Warranty For Car Buyers Impartial Referee In Disputes, Doukhobor Land Controversy, Fear Of Epidemics In Africa, Kenya Africans At Loggerheads Failure To Reach Agreement, Dilemma For Britain Over Bizerta Choice Between France And Tunisia At U.N. Call For Emergency Meeting Of Assembly Likely, Plea For Study Of Sex Ethics Possible Field For New Universities, Soviet Aid For African Education, Captured Soldiers On Television Anti-British Campaign Launched In Iraq, Berlin Debate On Monday, Yugoslav Envoy To Greece, Unions In Dock Clash Cork Dispute Over Demarcation, Minister Vetoes New Burnham Decision £42M. Top Offer Repeated "Want To Find Way Out Of Impasse", Men Want Nuclear Safety Inquiry, Mersey Crossing: Decision Delayed, Rebels' Terms For Angola Cease-Fire, 'Disruptive Forces' In Nigeria, Save Almshouses, Says Sir A. Richardson, Masters Appeal To Prime Minister, Arab Force Plan In Difficulty, Italy Wins Prince Of Wales Cup, All Clear For S. Rhodesian Partnership Sir E. Whitehead's 2-1 Victory, St. Paul's Precints Decision Work On Northern Site Approved, Cost Unlikely To Be Much More, Mr. McCloy "Still Hopeful", Sahara Dominates Algeria Talks No Public Statement On Opposing Views, Union Decision Keeps Strikers Out, Teachers Walk Out At 10 Schools Token Strikes As Pay Protest, Final Speeches By Yassiada Prisoners Mr. Zorlu Denies Gossip Stories, Protest To British Embassy, Watch On Older Patients, Telephone Operators' Protest. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Government Looking For National Effort Butterssing 10 Years' Growth In Prosperity, Opposition Harry Prime Minister, Crucial Commons Motion On Approach To The Six, Crime Still Increasing: Rise In Violence Last Year Disturbing Percentage Of Young People Convicted, Minister Talks Of Six Weeks To Solvency Peers Join In Economic Fray House Of Lords, Severe Censure On 7 Labour M.P.s. New Standing Orders To Be Prepared, Judgment Today On Mr. Wedgwood Benn, House Of Commons. Arts and Entertainment: Straight Cut Day Clothes By Dior, £19,800 Silver Sale, Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,743. Picture Gallery: Welcome For New Life Peer Kenya Lake Steamer Commissioned. Official Appointments and Notices: Presentation To Sir Charles Harris, Ecclesiastical News, Eton College, Harrow School, University News Oxford Class List: Modern Languages. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Singapore's Future, Treading Boldly, Chopsticks, The Pattern of Crime. Letters to the Editor: Humane ACT, Student Into Artist, Defence Committees, Pause-And Effect? Reactions To The Chancellor, Economic Measures. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Property: M. Howard (Mitcham) Limited, Sales By Auction, Country Houses, John D. Wood & Co., The Property Market Building Land Sold For £54,000, Cambridge's Lion Hotel Sold City Centre Properties Acquisition, Bernard Thorpe & Partners. Reviews: Bitter Film of War Vittorio de Sica's La Ciociara, Composer's Firm Touch In Opera, Susannah Not A Success Little Dramatic Rhythm, Mobile for Shakespeare: Viennese Composer's Experiment, Best Guarantee yet of Mr. Osborne's Stamina Royal Court Theatre: Luther, A Tudor Medley. Obituaries: Maj. George Harrison, Mr. G. Chipperfield The Seed Crushing Industry, The Hon. Mrs. Vere Pilkington, Sir Vincent Baddeley A Precise Mind At The Admiralty, Sir Hubert Eves, Obituary, Professor Arthur Redford Economic History At Manchester. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets Tin Values Up Sharply, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: Why European Bourses Have Declined Reports From The Continent, E.M.I. Record Prices Raised, U.K. Firms "Lack Confidence" To Capture Exports Special Survey Reveals Many Weaknesses, Improved Copper Demand, Rio De Janeiro Land, Mortgage & Investment Agency Company Year Of Consolidation Increased Property Portfolio, Bank Statements For July, "Gussies" The First Company To Freeze Its Dividend, Drugs Issue Success, Dow Jones Index Of Industrials Over 700, Bank Rate Protest By Exporters, Wall Street Firm Advances Of $1, Latest Dividends, Barclays Issue Terms Forecast Final Of 6½ Per Cent, U.S. Treasury To Sell $1,700M. Of Bills, Lockheed Reorganization, Excelsior Motor Ask For Receiver, The Electronic Trust Limited Company's Successful Growth, Hovis-McDougall Limited Year Of Progress And Expansion Mr. Kenneth Moore On Take-Over Bids, War Loan Questions In Commons, Call For Freedom Of Marine Insurance, Sharp Turnround In Money Authorities Absorb Surplus Funds, On Other City Pages, German Refinery Plan's Pipeline, Sterling A Shade Easier, Bullion Market Still Busy Dollar Price Rises Again, The British Drug Houses & Mead Johnson Warner Proposals "Wholly Unacceptable", Says B.D.H. Chairman, EQUITY Market Turns Down Again "Stagging" Profits To Be Taxed, A Miserable Day Index Drops 4¼ Points, U.S. Quicksilver Cheaper, The Attock Oil Company Limited Crude Oil Production Increased World Prices, Royalty Rate And Exploration Costs Affect Profit Mr. A. McGilvray On The Future Position, Company News Wilkins And Mitchell Profits Drop 70 P.C. Schweppes Expand Half-Year's Sales, Union Property Link With Norwich Union, The British Electric Traction Company, Limited Profits Again Increased Good Progress Of Laundry Interests Satisfactory Year For Bus Companies Under Difficult Conditions Continuing Development Of Other Interests Mr. H. C. Drayton's Review, Electronic Rentals And General Holdings Ltd. Confident Forecast, Building Society's Results Higher, Note Circulation At New Peak Rise Of £35M. To £2,400M., Malaya To Raise Lending Rates, Grosvenor House (Park Lane) Record Results Again Achieved Modernization Programme Proceeds Sir Charles Taylor On Opportunities For Expansion, British Empire Investment Trust Limited Mr. Michael H. Crichton's Statement, Higher Profits From Wellman Smith, Sir Gerald Templer Joins Lloyds Bank, U.A.R. Action Against Anglo-Egyptian Oil, The Electric Construction Company Limited Results Reflect Unsettled Conditions Mr. Charles Reid's Optimistic Outlook, The General Electric Company Limited G.E.C. Support For Earlier Decisions Confirmed By Year's Result Group's Reconstruction Programme Continuing Directors' Report And Review Of Operations, Greenwood & Batley, Limited Noticeably Improved Sales In Latter Half Of Year Col. H. A. Micklem's Statement, United States Gold Stock Rises $1M. Net Free Reserves Fall, British Oxygen Expansion, G.E.C. Export Outlook, Increase In E. Germanu.K. Trade, Fall In Canadian Bank Rate, Cunard's Parthia Sold To N.Z. Shipping, Unit Trust Prices, London Provisions Exchange. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes Two New Directors For Tate & Lyle.
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