The Times - 03/12/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Racing Correspondent, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Northern Correspondent-SEAHOUSES, NORTHUMBERLAND, Dec. 2, From Our Film Critic, From Our Special Correspondent-OXFORD, DEC. 2, From Our Special Correspondent-BOMBAY, DEC. 2, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Middle East Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, DEC. 2, From Our Special Correspondent-TÜBINGEN, DEC. 2, From a Special Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, DEC. 2, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our European Economic Correspondent-PARIS, DEC. 2, From Our City Editor, From Our Industrial Correspondent, From Our Correspondent-THE HAGUE, DEC. 2, From A Special Correspondent, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, MARJORIE J. MARRIOTT., COLIN GARRETT., R. H. J. WATSON., P. SIEBER., P. F. HANBURY., WILLIAM MONTAGU-POLLOCK., PETER HORDERN., S. ROGOL., PAUL G. ENGLISH., R. WOLFENDEN. Chairman, The Council for the Reduction of Taxation., GORDON GARDNER., VERONICA BOWYER-SMYTH., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, By Oliver Edwards, By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From a Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Christmas Gifts, Opera Ballet And Concerts, Public Appointments. Arts and Entertainment: Solution To Bridge Problem No. 1,663., Television Programmes B.B.C.1 (Ch. 1), The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,783. Sport: Tennis, Newcomers Unable To Make Ground, Plumpton Double For Nesfield Another Scot Has Fourth Win, Proposed Change In Amateur Status, Sports in Brief, December Sales Total Passes £1M. Mark, First Liverpool Success For Springbok T. Biddlecombe Continues His Winning Way, Berkshire Too FAST And Experienced, Oxfordshire Finish Top Of Southern Group, Kent Not Allowed To Settle Down, United Clearly A Side To Rank With Manchester's Best, United Banks Thrive On Civil Service's Indecision, Navy's Shooting Too Slow Strong Amateur Side Well Tested. Picture Gallery: Winter Scene by the River. News: Brain Signals On Loudspeaker To Guide Neurosurgeons, Appeal Waits For Search Of Minutes, Lisbon National Theatre Burnt, Mr. Wilson Praises Press Freedom, Over Three Million Words of Vintage Fiction, "Fantastically Big' Soviet Monuments, New Town Clerk For Gloucester, Police Follow Up Spot Checks, Army Computer In Action, Thugs Hired For Sabotage, British Policy Under Fire In O.E.C.D. Belgian Minister Leads In Deflation Demand Government Measures Defended By Mr. Callaghan, Sounding Out Aden Views, Crown Claim Privilege Over Papers High Court Action, Barbarian V. Mandarin, W.E.U. Support For Principle Of Atlantic Nuclear Force Reference To Proposed M.L.F. Omitted, Putting The Grand Old Party Together Again Voice Of Conservatism Will Still Be Heard, Says Mr. Goldwater, Thai Officers Arrested "Attempt To Create Disorder", Dock Delays And Cargo Pilfering, Councillor Points To Investments Fall, Atv Take Over Stoll Dominant Place In Live Theatre, Statement Soon On Scope Of Regional Boards National Economic Planning, Government AIM IS 4% Growth Up To 1970 New N.E.D.C. Plan In Spring, Kenya Expels A British Journalist Anger At Article By Colleague Writer Ordered Not To Return, Few Oppose Bill Against Hanging, Señor Perón IS Detained In Brazil Thwarted Plan To End Exile Aircraft Halted At Rio De Janeiro, Teachers' Council Expel S.S.A., Rhodesia-Zambia Talks Fail, Movements Of Liners, Blizzard Hits The Maritimes 17 Safe From Ship That Grounded, State Road Fleet Can Take Over Private Rivals Brake On Expansion Removed, Not Only the Young Went West, £25M. On Social Research By 1980 Urged, Buildings Too Old for Automation, University Tv Not Answer To Staffing, Troops Alerted In Argentina, Split In Japanese Communists, Testers Take Drivers' Breath Away Bag-Blowing On The Road, Land Profits Tax Suggested, Broadcasts From Artificial Island To Cease, Woman Level Crossing Keeper Killed, Seeking Volunteers For A Seal Rescue Zoo Curator To Get "As Many Pups As I Can "-Gale Permitting, Mr. Wilson Leaves For U.S. On Sunday, The Pope Warmly Greeted By Crowds In Bombay Plea For Release Of Arrested Extremists, Minister's Son In Spanish Trial Communist Party Membership, Reserves Lowest Since 1957, New Chairman For London Transport, Ideas of nineteen M.P.S for legislation, Mr. Tshombe Ends Paris Talks, Favourite's Son, New Thought Urged On Infallibility, Dental Association Pay Costs Of Action, New Assistance Rates £23M. Cost In Year, Algerian Cabinet Reshuffle, Allowances Of £200 Agreed Cutting Overtime By Power Men, £1,950. For French Nuclear Arms, 4 Countries Join In Tv Project Documentaries Unit, New Talks May End U.N. Cash Crisis, Fall In Train Casualties Trespass Warning To Parents, Mr. Wilson Puts The Party In Good Heart, Call To Stand By Arab Rights, Next Step In Congo Rescues, Cereals Board By Next Harvest, Design Schools "Out Of Date" Architect's Criticism, Sailing Through Traffic Jam in Channel, Plea For Clinics To Detect Cancer, Revival Of Cyprus Private Armies Members Warned Of Severe Penalties, Lebanon Fighting A Losing Battle Against Noise, Another Late Sitting For House Move To Cut Extra Duty On Newsprint, Trades Council To Quit Labour Club, Mr. Morley Finds A Lost Art, Football Fans To Pay Detective £250, Dutch Royal Right Of Succession, Sifting Nazi Past Of Universities. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Oxford University Press, Shell, Barclays Bank D.C.O., Seeker & Warburg, Multiple Display Advertisements, Tls, Cassell, Gulf, Foyles, Cambrigde Paperbacks, Assmann, Old Priory, British United, Credit Transfers, Chatto & Windus, Feed The Minds, National Society for MENTALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN, M. Samuel & Co. Limited., National Development Bonds, Parker. Reviews: In the Sun, Extravagant Goonery Comedy Theatre: Son of Oblomov, Telerecording Of Kurt Weill Opera, Short Stories, Remarkable Film Drawn from Edgar Allan Poe, Turkish Delight World Royal Opera House: Les Biches, As She is Spoke, £32,000 For Bridge-Building Scene By Samuel Scott, Unity In Varied Composers Romantic Warmth For Hindemith, Chinese Pianist's Great Energy, Two More for the Bard, Critical Eye, French Paintings: Delacroix to Picasso, Mystery Behind a Martyr, Emerson's Travels, The Third Burke, "Merry Wives" in Right Musical Mood, "Better Sort of Tchaikovsky", Huge, Colourful Performance, Under The Red Skin, Jumbly Abroad, Clear Reading of Bruckner, New Illustrated Books-IV, Little Women, Bombardments That Followed the Luftwaffe's Defeat, BOLOGNA, Dec. 2.-The London Festival. Index. Editorials/Leaders: The Night Runners, Durable Bases, Keep Off the Grass, Perón's Dash. Letters to the Editor: Nurses Leaving The Hospitals, Lucky Genes, Steps Towards Recovery Making Best Use Of Manpower, Passing On The Fine, Cottage Pie Promoted. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Mr. C. P. Hibbott has resigned as man-, Lady Mary Katharine Fitzalan-Howard, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, University News Keele, General Sir William Stirling has been. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Obituaries: Prof. Eilert Ekwall, Lieut.-Col. E. R. Meade-Waldo, Mr. Arkadi Sobolev Russia At The U.N., Obituary, Dom J. Adrian Coughlin. Law: Arbitration Not Repugnant To Hague Rules The Merak, Pension Attached Edmonds V. Edmonds, £19,162 Alimony Claim Bettinson V. Bettinson. Politics and Parliament: Roses lose the battle for exemption, Science or classics: how far to influence the choice?, House Of Commons Farm costs rising, "Sympathy" for case against drugs duty. Business and Finance: Aircraft Exports Decline, Unit Trusts And Life Assurance A Guide For Public, Towards Two-Tier Interest Rate Structure Gold Loss Cloaks Real Strain, Colmore Scrip Revised, Advanced Design For Broken Hill Mill, Johnson, Matthey Optimism, Whalers In The Doldrums, Short-Term Notes, Morgan Guaranty Scrip, Shares Ease Slightly In Quiet Trading, Latest Dividends, European Prices Fall Slightly Amalgamations Not Yet A Factor, Return To Volcanic Island, High German Liquidity No Flight To London, Sharp Fall In U.S. Debt Financing £1.2M. Drop Expected, Whitbread Investment £1.5M. Debenture, Toledo Woodhead Springs, Barro Equities Predict 7½ P.C. Total, More Preferred Units On Offer, £750,000 U.S. Order For Dowty, U.S. To Take More Cotton Imports, Furthering Anglo Canadian Trade "Problem Lies With Industrialists", Germany Puts Up Farmers' Subsidies Result Of E.E.C. Agreement, Costain Lifts Interim And Expects To Raise Final Hurst Park Beats Forecasts, November Turnover On The L.M.E., In Brief, Indo-British Plan For Coal Mines Lord Robens Speaks Of £8M. Investment, Clearings Near Record Level, Flight Recorder Success Royston Win Russian Orders, Big Rise In American Exports, Takeover In Carpets Bond Worth Terms For T. Taylor, Boardroom Job For Mr. Bevins, Fry's (London) To Link With American Firm, Doubts From Directors Government Line Under Fire, Confidence And Records In The Potteries Aiming At Doubled Sales, Step Towards An Archive Centre, Business Equipment Exports Fall, India's New 5-Year Plan Born In Adversity, Strikes Upset 1964 U.S. Car Output, Lafta Deadlock Reported, Pound Almost Unchanged Gold Figures Not Significant, Easy Day For The Money Market, West German Firm To Use Westland Hovercraft, Frankfurt Rise Halted Zurich Resistant, Option Rates, Record Demand For Man-Made Fibres, Time Prod. Option Scheme, Another Bank Puts Up Prime Rate, Heatstore Expands In Europe, Doubts On Nuclear Power. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Market Reports Mild Rally On Wall Street Uncertainty Still Prevails, Recent Issues, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Tin Prices Break Sharply: Cash Slumps £63 15s., Unit Trust Prices, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Downward Drift Goes On. Business Appointments: London Assce. Governor Mr. Harald Peake To Retire. Property: Flats & Maisonettes, Taylor & Tester.
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