The Times - 21/04/1962
1962; Gale Group;
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From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Association Football Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, A. WINEGARTEN, ANDREW ANDERSON, J. W. HACKETT., TRENCHARD, MICHAEL BOUQUET., By Sinclair Hood, H. HOUGHTON, DEREK HUDSON, C. E. MANSIE, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers, Travel. Display Advertising: Commodore, Gardeners Chronicle, Appeals, Ireland, Villiers, Italy, Hallgarten. Sport: Wimbledon Repeat At Chingford, Goal Average Restores Burnley To Lead, Yesterday's Football Results, Sutton Tournament Men's Singlfs, Close Finish At Burnham, Cosmopolitan Outcasts Hockey Giant With White Mice, Gretel Tests New Mainsail, Thursday's National Hunt Details Cheltenham, Trade Wind Should Have Improved, Sports in Brief, Racing Programmes for five meetings todav Kempton Park, Smith In Tennis Semi-Finals, Father And Son Go One Better, Penarth Overwbelmed By Barbarians Tour Begins With 10 Tries, Today's Sporting Arrangements Association Football, Writ Of Error Should Make No Mistake, Cardiff Without Rhythm And Almost Without Hope. Reviews: Miss Rainier's Quanta, Art Experiments Of 30 Years Ago, Variations on the English Ballot Box, Subtleties of Texture The Chamber Music Quality in Bach, Sweden's Riviera Landscape, The Comedie-Francaise Under Fire, Degas And Other French Drawings, Klemperer's Majestic St. Matthew, A Cockney Autolycus, Stravinsky Tribute Goes Awry, Notes On Broadcasting Falstaff Gives a Lead to Ariel, An Imperishable Masterpiece. News: "Slender Aid From University" Oxford Trust Hoped For More Support, Canadian Defence Contracts, Fresh Finds Support Minoan System, Setbacks In Safari Rally, Lord Russell On U.N. "Atrocities", Diary Of Next Week's Events, Congo State's Former 'King' Gaoled Ordered Arrest Of Political Rival, Eire Frees I.R.A. Prisoners Effect Of Border Cease-Fire No Pledge Sought On Furtber Trouble, "Not After Minds Are Made Up", Fall In Number Of Workless, Legal Challenge To Nigerian Plan Objections To New Mid West State, Risen With Christ, Call For Party Guidance On E.E.C. Mr. Cousins On The Political Issues, Ruanda And Urundi Reject Union Limited Agreement For Economic Ties, More Astronauts For Training, Paris Answer On Atomic Arms, Youth Dies In U.S. Racial Clash, "Eleventh Hour For Liberals", More Research On Aging Sought, Scant Success For King Of Nepal, 156 Arrested In Argentina, All-Day Fight To Stop Canal Leak Main Road Blocked, Skybolt Launch May Save The Manned Bomber Florida Success Raises U.S. Air Force Hopes, Vital Importance For R.A.F., Moscow Hint On Police Powers, Industrial Strife Warning, Touring On Horseback Rapidly Growing Popularity of Riding Holidays, Chinese Incursion Into Indian Territory Protest At "Flagrant Breach Of Assurances", Scheme For Modern Art Centre Winter Garden Theatre Site, Common Market As "Exploitation", Spaniards' Easter Amnesty, B.E.A. Men Back Strike Call Engineering Work Threatened, Already Sentenced For 1961 Revolt, New Soviet C.-In-C. In Germany, Czech Court Gaols Rudolf Barak, Watch On Drug Expenditure Hospitals Urged To Economize, Partial Support By Bonn For U.S. Plan, Co-Operative Leaders May Face Market Defeat Surprise Change Of Front By London Political Committee, Nationalist Named For By-Election, Vietnam Village Defence Pledge 3M. Peasants Affected, Holiday Drivers' New Pattern, Salan Arrested In Algiers Capture During Visit To Family O.A.S. Leader Flown To Paris To Face Trial, Work Penalty For Violence Sought, Narrow Win For Bally Bonga, Many Hurt In Athens Riot Ban On Open Air Meetings, Wages Councils' Awards To Go Through 'Substantial' Rises For 330,000, Britain's Bid To Increase Car Sales In United States, Mr. Zorin Threatens To Leave Nuclear Negotiations Effort To Call Halt To Pacific Tests, Shetland Island's Development AIM, Mr. Gromyko Ends Yugoslav Talks, M 1 Still Not Used To Capacity, New York On Parade Stranger In Those Parts WHO Found Easter Bonnets Went To Her Head, New Nato Aircraft Crashes On Test, Bar On "Blue" Dock Union Closed Shop Move By Employers Liverpool Unrest Foreseen, £100 More For Lecturers, Record Australian Exports, 600-Mile Border To Be Marked, Major Suspended For Speech, Baptists Concerned About Training Sunday School System Criticized, Principal Resigns At McGill World Education Task As New Career, Sino-Soviet Trade Agreement, Levy On Ban The Bomb Marchers, Bolivian Appeal On Chile Dispute. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: 91 Pairs At Chess Congress, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,969, Sunday Television, Plants Sown In Greenhouses, Saturday Television. Official Appointments and Notices: Kenya Government Appointments, New Judge Of Appeal For Isle Of Man, Lord Justice Pearce Made Life Baron, County Commission, Baptist Changes, From The London Gazette, University News. Picture Gallery: Aqueduct Leak Stops Holiday Traffic. Law: Woman For Trial On Car Death Charge, Law Report, April 19 Court Of Inquiry Under The Merchant Shipping Act, 1894 Loss Of The Dara, Two Men And Woman Cleared. Politics and Parliament: Lord Lansdowne's New Appointment, To Head Scottish Unionist Party, Impetus to education research, Britain and the political activities of E.E.C., Immigrant Control To START In July, Prime Ministers To Meet In London On Sept. 10, House Of Commons. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Scholars and Performances, Baronial, Determined Neutralist, Obedience. Letters to the Editor: Portuguese Codfishers, Education For The Army Standard Officers Must Maintain, "I'll Mak' Siccar", Peace Corps Catches On In America, Outsider In The Commons, Blake's Birthplace, Game As Successor To Trenchard, Farmers And Common Market. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1862. Obituaries: Lt.-Col. J. A. A. Pickard, Mr. P. J. H. Stent, Sir Harold Yarrow Shipbuilding And Engineering, Mr. R. W. Bliss, Sir Padamji Ginwala, Mr. Grover A. Whalen, Sir John McEwen Public Life In Scotland, Obituary. Stock Exchange Tables: Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Stock Exchange Dealings, Closing Prices, Commodities Tin Steadier And £2 A Ton Dearer. Business and Finance: Lobitos Faces Higher Tax, Call For Lower Car Purchase Tax, Latest Dividends, Canadian Bank Rate Higher, Fire Outbreak At F.S. Geduld, Jobbers' Letter Sent To Bank Governor Another Fall In Bill Rate, Currency Rates For Travellers, Russian Factories For Cuba, American Gold Stock Falls $75M., Many Important Company Profit Statements due, Wall Street Steady, Treasury Bill Tender, Easier Day For Money, Sterling Steady In Quiet Market, S. African Surplus Of 16M. Rand Forecast, A Gilt-Edged Revival, Russia Breaks Nickel Contract, Company News British Belting & Asbestos Net Profits Fall £85,000, Markets Still Firm Further Gains By The Funds, Wall Street Gains Ground Fractional Advances, Camp Bird, Note Circulation Up £17M. Easter Demand For Cash, Unit Trust Prices, Raw Jute Prices Lower. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Board-Residence And Apartments.
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