The Times - 16/09/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Association Football Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORITER, FROM OUR LAWN TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A FENCING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CRICKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-ROME, SEPT. 15, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, SEPT. 15, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-TOKYO, SEPT. 15, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent-COLOGNE, SEPT. 15, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-KABUL, SEPT. 15, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Yachting Correspondent-OFF NEWPORT, R.I. SEPT. 15, RICHARD YORKE., SIDNEY R. CAMPION., LAURENCE WHITE., A. G. BLOWER, PETER HUNT., C. D. WIDDECOMBE., F. S. SPEEDY., T. T. HANNIGAN., D KFATIING, GEOFFREY H. ROBB., OGMORE. Party, M. A. K. COCKS., C. H. CLARKE., By Richard Rose, GLEB KERENSKY., S. A. WALDEN. Secretary, Overseas Service Pensioners' Association, BY B. C. HILLIAM, From Our Bridge Correspondent, From Our Dramatic Critic, From a Correspondent, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HORTICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Public Appointments, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: No Banquet At Wembley Rosewall Outplays Listless Hoad, Fairbairn And Rose Lead Returns, Wolverhampton To Manage Without Cullis End Of Thirty Years' Service At Molineux, Sports in Brief, Oxford Rugby Breakthrough, Palace Rewarded At Last Gasp, Murless Saddles Three To Follow At Brighton Improving Astrellita Can Overcome Penalty, Today's Football Fixtyres, Barrington's Protest Unwilling To Face Griffith, Roth'erham Move In Front Of Coventry, Formidable Fencing Trio. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,716, Television Programmes, Bridge: Rugged Hands That Must Be Bid. Picture Gallery: Progress on Loch Awe Scheme. News: Thursday Poll A Modern Habit, Secret Hitler Pardon For Crimes On Jfwr, Afghans More Ready To Accept British Friendship Promise Of Expansion In Trade And Aid, Ten-Year Detention Order On Boy Of 14, Southern States Wooed In Presidential Contest Votes That Mr. Goldwatrer Must Win, Vatican Signs Accord With Hungary Hope Of Freedom For Cardinal Secret Discussions, Britain's Arms Plea To Russia "Stop Exaggerating Differences", Mercenaries Help Take Congo Town, More than 1,700 candidates ready for election contests, Sunk Explosives Safe-"If Left Alone", Only 4 Manual Workers In Tory Ranks, Special Inquiry Body For Navy Accidents Australian Sequel To Collision, How Elections are Won and Lost, Swedish Actress Says P.-C. Lied Trinidadian Acquitted, New Channel Ferry Terminal Coastal Project, Turkish Cypriots Refuse Food Greek Supply Convoy Turned Back, Vietcong Order Offensive Taking Advantage Of "Disarray", Court Refuses To Admit "Confession", Ford's New Taunus Models, Conservatives May Consider Stiffer Land Tax, Threat Of Dock Strike Grows No Official Action Before Election Inquiry Rejected, Mr. Khrushchev Claims Weapons Of Annihilation, Large-Type Books For Partially Sighted, On Other City Pages, Movements Of Liners, Reliant Launch 4-Wheel Car, Spain Worried By Juvenile Crime, Half a Century of Music in the Background, By Request Of All Main Parties-Only Professional Audiences For Tv Hustings, Holland Urged To Spend Less, Americans Sceptical, More Work Accidents In 1963 But Fewer Deaths Firms That "Shut The Stable Door", "Menu Without Prices" Taunt Answered, Sovereign Outclassed In Her First Challenge A Mile Behind American Yacht, Erhard-De Gaulle Meeting Expected Coordinating Policy For Khrushchev Visit, Mr. Grimond Shows Confidence Increasing Response To Policy, Speaker's Hands Are Tied Non-Party Candidate In Contested Seat, Chile Asks Queen To Arbitrate, Dyers' Happiness Questioned, Mr. Kenyatta's Plea To Congolese Task As Peacemaker, Farmers Reject £12 Minimum Workers To Press Claim, 'Hidden Pledges' In Labour Manifesto, 50% Chance In Kidney Transplant, Lindisfarne As New N.-E. Nature Reserve Wintering Area For Wildfowl, Labour Relish For Battle Mr. Wilson Expects High Poll, B.O.A.C. Delays Redundancy Proposals Request From The Government, His Seat is Marginal but His Ambition is Boundless, Complaint From Maldives IS Rejected, Va-4 Hovercraft For 200 Passengers, Ship Off Cuba "Attacked By FAST Boats" Crew's Account Of Fire, British Inquiry On Alleged Kidnap, China Gives A Warning To Dr. Banda, Whites Continue School Boycott Warnings Ignored, Producing Books By Computers, Plants For Garden And Greenhouse, Caution On Pact With Hungary, Views Clash On Rome's Part In Church Unity Bishop IS Hopeful, Crown Allege Take-Over Bid By Forgery, Overtime " Making Postmen Ill ", Vatican Council Fathers Told "Don't Waste Time", Danger From Dirty Shops, Europe's Funeral Directors Meet, Jury To Decide On Mr. Rookes's Damages, Tokyo's Olympic Village Ready For 8,000 Athletes, Chiefs To Take African Poll In Rhodesia Mr. Smith's Plan For Rural Areas. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Multiple Display Advertisements, Lufthansa, Controls & Communications Limited, The Central Bank Of India Limited, Christian Aid, Shipping And Industrial Trust Limited, Gulf, The national Bank, Developments In The East, The Times, B.E.E., Colt Ventilation And Heating Ltd., Air Canada, Vickers Armstrongs (Engineers) Limited, The Prudential Assurance Co. Limited, Scientific American, Norwich Union Insurance Group, Halifax Building Society, Costain. Official Appointments and Notices: To Review Pensions For Disabled, Confrontations In Pulpits, From The London Gazette Tuesday, September 15, 1964, Trinidad Minister Resigns. Politics and Parliament: Tory Manifesto Out Tomorrow, New Parliament On November 3 Prime Minister Announces Poll On Oct. 15 1,716 Candidates For 630 Seats. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Holy Island, New Hungarian Bishops, Vivid Phrases, Safety at Work, The Queen And Quebec. Letters to the Editor: "Easing Off", Law Of Damages, Part-Time Postmen, A Spiritual Benefit? Horseman's Sunday Service, Using One's Vote, A Feeling Of Insecurity, Pension For Masha, Sweet Williams, Privacy Invaded, Too Proud Walkers, Trade Union Reforms. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Flowing Tempi in Bach, London to See Play about Oppenheimer Case?, L.S.O. Tour that is Going To Lose £50,000, £1,400 For Classical Fantasies, A Serious Mr. W. Douglas-Home Comedy Theatre: Two Accounts Rendered, Hamlet As A Modern Man The National Theatre: Amleto, The Big Picture: Time to Challenge An Old Film Tradition, Mr. Stokowski Triumphant in Economy, Passion Captured In Haunting Britten, Hungarian Duo At A City Concert. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Obituaries: Mr. John Reading New Zealand Journalist, Obituary, Maj.-Gen. Sir Charles Lane Staff Duties In India, Sir Piers Debenham, Adml. P. W. B. Brooking. Law: Vacation Court Queen's Bench Division Subpoena Set Aside In Re Soul. Soul V. Alexander, "Return This Child". Stock Exchange Tables: London Closing Prices A Dull Day For Markets, Wall Street Loses Ground In Active Trading, Stock Exchange Dealings, EQUITY Prices Sag Election Nerves, Montreal And Toronto Exchange, Commodities Fall N Tin Prices, Option Rates, Unit Trusts, Commodity Markets Seek Stability With Profit Hedging Facilities A Safeguard. Business and Finance: Big Oil Find In North-East Brazil, Dearer Silver Plea, W. German Credit For India, Latest Dividends, Daintifyt Brassiere (Holdings) Chairman Reports Significant Current Trading Improvement, Fewer Mill Workers On The Move, £3. E. German Ammonia Plant Details Humphreys And Glasgow Contract, New Contracts, Charles Phillips Has Its Own Take-Over Design Telefusion Benefits From Expansion, Balance Of Payments Surplus, Norwest Construction Marketing, Investment Rising In Australia Labour Shortage, Chrysler To Invest $36M. In S. Africa, Euro-Dollar Bonds Plan For Japan, Shell Refinery 100 Years Old, New 12-Ton Container For Frozen Food, New Fotochrome Camera, Barclays D.C.O. Issuing $ Travel Cheques, Pacific Business Leaders Meet, Liverpool Post Buys Paper Mill, National Carbonising Company, Limited, Sir Halford Reddish Joins Granada, Paris Disturbed By Budget Fears Selling Pressure, Growing Sales Of Refrigerators, Gabriel Wade & English All Sections Contribute To Excellent Results Increased Current Sales, Gardiner Margins Cut, Forward Sterling Easier, Public Sector In The Red Private Savings Rise, Short Supply Of Credit, A.P. Cement (Australia) Issue Coming, Assoc. Rediffusion: £11½M. Surplus, Heavy Capital Outlay By Calor Gas, Revenue Deficit Of £42M., £3.3M. Cane Sugar Plant Orders, Trade Drive In Asia, New Confidence In German Bonds Dm.400m. Issue In October, Associatedredisffusion Limited Final Annual General Meeting Mr. John Spencer Wills's Address, New Factory For Lancer-Boss, 'Chartered' Hit Back N. Rhodesia Record Defended, De Vries Industrial Diamonds, Now The Bank IS Puzzled At Slow Growth Call For Incomes Policy, Nigerian Electricity Supply Corporation Year Of Continued Progress, Diners' Club Give One-For-One, Roy King Loan At Par, Sainsburys Reveal Near-£90m. Turnover, Hume Holdings Placing. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Property: King & Chasemore, Town Houses.
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