The Times - 15/06/1957
1957; Gale Group;
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From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Golf Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ONE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Weather Correspondent, From Our Naval Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, BRIDGES, JOHN PORTEOUS., JOHN SCOTT HUGHES., AMY A. GOUGH., J. W. BUTTERFIELD., LOUIS FISCHER., ALAN CAMPBELL., F. H. E. TOWNSHEND-ROSE., S. B. GRAHAM., JOHN REX., D. H. BARBER., BRUCE ANGRAVE., J. E. RUPP., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR PHILATELIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM A RECORD REVIEWER, FROM A GARDENING CORRESPONDENT, FROM A COLLECTOR, From Our Equestrian Correspondent, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: TRAVEL 4 lines 24s. (minimum), Trinity Sunday, Opera And Ballet, Yachts Boats And Launches. Sport: Cambridge Successful In Universities Match, Hard Going Suits Orinthia Outruns Opposition To Win Cup, Graveney's Second Century Fellows-Smith Scores Again, Contrasting Semi-Final Matches Beckenham Brings First Defeat Of Miss Bloomer, Drobny Unexpectedly Beaten Olmedo Reaches Priory Final, West Indies' Close Call Surrey Held At Bay With Two Wickets To Spare, Oxford Swimmers Beat Otters Triangular Match, Sewell Seizes Golf Lead Superlative Round Of 70 Breaks Moortown Amateur Record, End Of Season At Fenner's Cambridge Without A Win. News in Brief. News: T.U.C. Leader's Motion On Wages Policy, Polish Cardinal's Visit To Rome Communist Interest, Italian Rainstorms Ruin Crops, The President At The Breakfast Table, Russia Proposes Halt To Nuclear Tests Period Of Two Or Three Years Suggested Observers And Control Posts, Trinity Sunday The Ultimate Mystery, Transport Commission Ban Poster, Wealth Of Milk Stirs Farmers Output To Be Even Higher This Year, Suicide Verdict On Hugh Gallacher "Last Words" To Son, Girl's Vain Attempt At Sea Rescue, More People Apply For Legal Aid Extension To County Court, Oil Search In Argentina U.S. Firm To Supply Equipment, Hunters Of Quality At The Richmond Show, Stern Chase By Queens' 31 Bumps In May Races, Spanish Shipowner Released Subversion Charge Not Proved, British Buying Of Canadian Stocks Increase Since Suez, Ex-Partisan Accused Of Killing Girl Treasure Trial Denial, Need For More Women Scientists Sir Edward Boyle On "Untapped Resources", Belgium And Holland Join China Trade, Busy Thieves In The Ports, Severe Damage By Floods Bridges Swept Away, Road And Rail Links Cut, World Importance Of London Talks Dr. Adenauer's View, Movements Of Liners, Submarines "On Way To Egypt" Soviet Craft In Mediterranean Admiralty Comment, Mr. Nehru Hailed In Damascus Honorary Citizenship, Beaufoy And Mortimer Prize Day Lord Rowallan At City Of London School, British Trade With New Zealand Hint On Tariff Preferences, Polish Tourists In Britain Liner Batory's Cruises, Making A Sea In Sahara £100M. Scheme To Be Examined, Kent Hut Site To Be Cleared "Meadow" Dwellers Offered New Homes, Takings From Ballet Tour Restraint On Payment To London Agent, New Party Formed In Pakistan Support For Kashmir "Freedom Fighters", 'Misapprehensions' On Block Grants Minister's Assurance, R.A.C. Cancel Tourist Trophy Race, Over 80deg. In Many Places Weekend Forecast "Very Warm", "Impertinent" Car Parking Complaint By Lord Brabazon, The Queen Sees 'As You Like It' Six-Hour Visit To Stratford, Grandstand Destroyed By Fire Richmond Horse Show Blaze, Lord Attlee On Art Of Being Prime Minister Duty Of Ruthless Sacking: "Stop Cabinet Talking", Minority Fears In Nigeria Inquiry Ordered British Attitude To New States, Adie Stamp Collection To Be Sold, Police Officer Found Woman Under Shed, Impressive Beauty Of Floodlit Rome A Traveller's Impressions, Italy Still Without A Prime Minister Constitutional Dispute, The Value of Puppy Walkers, Lavender Time How The Fragrant Crop IS Gathered To-Day In Farm And Garden, Precautions in Cultivating Tomatoes, 18% Fall In Farm Income In 1954, Time Ripe For New Peace Effort Bishop's Appeal For "Candid Search", All-British Staff On Film Making Union's Request, Widow's Hoard Of $500,000 Discovery After Death By Starvation, Four Candidates For North Dorset Independent Nominated, Naafi Turnover Falls By Over £900,000, Eighth Victim Of Bus Crash Dies Inquiry Opened, British Base In Kenya Mr. Sandys To See Possible Site, Stationery Office As Employer Select Committee's Plan Rejected, Nomination Of Headmasters Clash In Glasgow Debate, Costly Salad Days: Effect Of Lack Of Rain, £401,250 Road Grant The Elephant And Castle Scheme, British Yachts In Northern Waters International Events, Old Silver Pieces Fetch £13,000 £1,000 For Two-Handled Porringer, Oxford Ballot Forgeries Confession By Member Of Association, Senate Support For Foreign Aid Bill Restrictive Amendments Rejected, Exeter Woman Found Strangled Husband's Discovery, Trade Vital To Survival Of Britain Freedom Urged By Mr. Eisenhower, Anglo-U.S. Talks On Middle East Ended Coordination Of Aid, Asiatic Influenza Reaches Europe No Outbreaks So Far, Oppenheimer Holding In Newspapers "Not Becoming Press Magnates", Gauguin Sold For £104,000 At Paris Sale, Israel's Answer On Gulf Of Akaba Eilat Cannot Be Ignored, Protecting Art In Atom Age Endowment For U.S. Museum, IS IT Too Early To Collect Plastics?, Mr. St. Laurent To Decide Later Result Of The Forces Vote Awaited. Arts and Entertainment: B.B.C. Programmes For The Weekend To-Day, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,466. Display Advertising: Interbau, Wildbad Kreuth, Appeals, Gardeners Chronicle, Multiple Display Advertisements, The English Joinery Manufacturers' Association, Rob Roy Highland Motel, Italian State Tourist Office, The Times. Picture Gallery: The Cherry Picking Season In Kent. Obituaries: Mr. W. Clevelandstevens, Prof. M. Van Den Ende, Mr. F. N. Hepworth, Mr. Kenneth Mossman, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: An Ill-Used Colour, The Invisible Sell, Mr. Suhrawardy Wins, A Vital Appointment, Still Moving. Letters to the Editor: Hats For Horses, An Odious Practice, Soviet Intentions, The Bermuda Garrison Where Showing The Flag IS Vital, Central African Federation, Albert Bridge, Man Overboard, Censorship In I.T.A., Privacy At The Polls, Oxford Buildings Appeal. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Cutty Sark Exhibitions, The Olivier-Monroe Film New York Critics' Praise, Glyndebourne Opera Die Zauberflöte, Festival Hall, Prize For Mr. Graham Sutherland, Bread and Butter Classics. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1857. Official Appointments and Notices: University News Cambridge Tripos Results, College Chairman, Naval Appointments, From The London Gazette Friday, June 14. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal Exchange, New York Stocks, Wall Street Barely Steady, Closing Prices, Foreign Exchanges Sterling Above $2.79, Commodities Fresh Relapse In Copper. Business and Finance: The Sea Insurance Company Limited A Year Of Consolidation, Fresh Gains In Gilt-Edged, Japan Seeking Loan From I.M.F., City Of San Paulo Improvements, City News In Brief, Company Results Whessoe Dividend Raised, Belcher Mining, Flow Of Cash From To-Day's Maturities Rise In Machine Tool Orders, Union Corporation Group Dividends, London And Overseas Freighters To Re-Enter Dry-Cargo Field, Money Usable, British Bank Of The Middle East, Larger South African Uranium Exports, Agreement On Bids For Frome & Lamb, Possible World Bank Lending, Philip Hill Issue Success, Rise In Beer Output, U.S. Reserves, Newsprint Output Up, De Beers Development, Wholesale Prices Lower, Shipping Lines Drop Suez Surcharge. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Property: Board-Residence And Apartments, Country Properties.
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