The Times - 24/08/1961
1961; Gale Group;
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From Our Northern Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Golf Correspondent, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM A BOWLS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our United Nations Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, DOUGLAS OF KIRTLESIDE, R. E. THOMAS, RICHARD GATTY., HEMINGFORD, PETER CALVOCORESSI, E. C. SMALLWOOD, RICHARD NUGENT., ANTHONY CHRISTIE, A. L. BELL., JOHN CORINA, ELSA RICHMOND, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR HORTICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, A correspondent, Sir Harold Hartley, Mr. Keith Falkner, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, By Rayner Heppenstall, FROM OUR DRAMATIC CRITIC, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Appointments And Situations, Opera And Ballet, Personal. Display Advertising: Williams & Williams, Allen & Unwin, Pia, National, J. C. Gammon, Multiple Display Advertisements, Country Life, Foyles, National Provincial, The Times, Nelson, Hawker Siddeley Engineering, Bowmaker Group. Sport: Northants Held Up By Rain, British Crews Settle Down Less Affected By Conditions, Russians Dominate Pentathlon, Sports in Brief, Today's Fixtures, Surrey Caned By Somerset Pair, Essex Surprise Australians, Exciting Bowls Final Last Wood So Near Yet So Far, Gonzales Planning To Retire, Cyclists For World Events, Programme For Third Day At York, Results At Moor Park First Series, Tottenham Held By West Ham, Devon And Exeter Results, Enterprising And Effective, Quick And Close Finish Likely At Dover, Die Hard Stays On In Ebor Handicap Gimcrack Chance Of Romulus, Uttley Scores On Biarritz W. Elliott's Double, Giesen A Danger To British Boys, Speed Record At Lord's Middlesex Chasten Worcestershire, Programme At Brighton, Moor Park Pointer To Golf's Future Impressive START By Thomas, Yesterday's Racing Results York, Bond's FAST 106 For Lancashire, Schools Yachting Still Open, Dogged Century By Nicholls, Quick Wickets For Derbyshire, Brown Chosen For Tour Nine Test Players Included, Three Canoes In Close Finish. News: Restoring The Balance In S. Tirol Moderates' Hopes For New Party, British Critic Of Bizerta Motion Plea At U.N. For Negotiation, 13 Paris Bombs In 90 Minutes, Union's Subscription Up 1s. 6d. A Week, Three Main Issues Involved, Troops Called Out In Beirut Shots Fired During Demonstration, Computer To Help Weather Men, Sharp Allied Reaction To New Communist Moves, New Road Menaces Georgian Houses Ratepayers Criticize "Empire Building", 260,000 Free Books Sent Overseas English-Speaking Union Effort, Russian Journalist Expelled, French Move On Channel Link Talks On "Fixed Construction" Bridge Or Tunnel, Israel Right Wing Gains Confirmed Coalition Prospects, Train Crash Deaths 'Misadventure' 'Misunderstanding' Of Rules, Way Back For E.T.U. T.U.C. Leaving Door Open, Foreign Ministers To Meet On Berlin U.N. Assembly Opportunity For Discussions Another Soviet Note Received In Washington, Egypt Grows Mellow with Success, Bonn Planning More Aid For German Shipyards New Construction To Be Subsidized?, Traders' Wreath For Middlesbrough Youth, Dr. Scott Freed By Portugal, Missing Carnival Queen, Minister Inspects "Terrifying" Newfoundland Fires, Going Brambling First Blackberries To Reach Town Get The Best Price, Belgian Troops Fly To Ruanda Urundi Clashes Before Elections, Monastic Discovery At Winchester, Mr. Ormsby-Gore's Task, Crash Hats For Motorists, Dr. Jagan Drives In Triumph, U.S. Space Probe A Partial Failure, Shot Couple's Car Found Police Hunt For Man, U.S. Call On Tests Deadlock Appeal To World Opinion, Pakistan Closes Consulates, Fylingdales Move By Ministry, Farmers' Concern Over Butter Dumping, Minister Warns Ceylon Press Government Takeover Still Intended, Driver Kidnapped In £20,000 Haul Bogus Police With Alsatian Dog, Decision Soon On Polish Coal, Ambulance Not A Free Taxi, Mr. Kaunda Writes To Mr. Macmillan Demand For Inquiry, New Industries For Eastern Nigeria, Civic Design Plan For Chelsea Improving King's Road, Mr. Williams Sees Sir R. Welensky, Offer To Unions By U.S. Car Firms, All-Day Talks To Avert Dismissal Of 1,500, Greece Cuts Out Latin, Hopes Of Saving Tara Singh, U.S. Navy Minister In London, U.S. Dispute Over Maritime Law, Kenyatta To Visit Nairobi Meeting With Party Leaders, Minister Approves Building On Half Hurst Park Racecourse Future Of Rest Of Site "Should Be Further Considered", Students' Raid On Zionist Camp, Premier Southport Show Award Won Fifth Year Running, Anti-Common Market Candidate, Employers Back Two-Tier Council For Industry Mr. Lloyd's Plan For Independent Body Rejected, Hunt Goes On For Missing Goya, D'oyly Carte Winter Season In London, Better School At Low Cost Nine Councils Get Value For Money, Moderate Naga Leader IS Wounded Mr. Nehru On "Act Of Despair", The Radio Industry "Mucked About". Picture Gallery: New Road May Cut Through Here. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Chess Penrose Defeated By Barden, Television Programmes, Trade Show For Musicians Instruments Insured For £27,000, £750 For Silver Salvers, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,766, Old Vic Director's Complaint, Festival Rejects Film About Apartheid, Return Of Ukrainian State Dancers, Guthrie Gilbert And Sullivan, Solution Of Bridge Problem No. 1,494, Sound Broadcasting. Law: Reduced Sentence On Ceylon M.P., Law Report, August 23 Vacation Court: Chancery Division Motion To Commit Company Directors To Prison Harper v. Rawson And Others. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Tip of the Tongue, Reds In The Unions, Buildings for Schools, Nuclear Deadlock. Letters to the Editor: Chivalry Rewarded, Compulsory Purchase, What The Public Wants, Room In The Air, N. Rhodesia's Crisis The Case For A Commission, Planned Barometer, Civil Service Pay, Cholera Epidemic, The Best Safegaurd, Keeping IT Moving. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1861. Obituaries: Herr Leonhard Frank German Novelist, Mr. Heddle Nash, Dr. A. Macfarlane Fuel Efficiency, Mr. A. M. Latter, Obituary. Reviews: New Fiction, Rilke's Poetic Message, Revue a la Jigsaw Political Pink Prevails, A Mediterranean Youth Festival Open-Air Theatre By Cocteau, Soldierly Silences, Their Village, Casualties and Victories at Festival, Trend In British Abstract Art, Fighting a Losing Battle, Moliere Translated into Broad Scots, Royal Exchange, An American Considers Forty Years of Soviet Hostility, Pain In Pleasure. Official Appointments and Notices: From The London Gazette, University News Cambridge. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets More Sharp Rises In Tin Values, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business and Finance: U.K.-Spanish Firm Buy Canary Islands Hotels, Parkinson Cowan Limited Mr. Hugh P. Barker's Review, Latest Dividends, Improved Supply Of Money, Tin And Rubber Prices Soar Effect Of Berlin Hard To Judge, Early Gains Reduced Turnover Remains Restricted, Grain Markets, Sterling Closes Unchanged, Belgium Cuts Bank Rate Encouragement To Exports, S. African Reserves Rise £945,000, Downward Trend On Wall Street, Dubilier Condenser Company (1925) Limited Expansion Of Electronic, Industrial And Export Divisions Mr. F. H. McCrea On The Prospects, Agenda For The Commonwealth Finance Ministers Significance Of Accra Meeting, Company News Lawes Chemical Pay As Forecast From Profits Down 42 P.C. Doom Dooma Board Oppose Brooke Bond Bid, Common Market Equities Down Again, Wall Street Lower Losses Of $1, New Round Of I.P.C. Talks Starts Today Iraqi Claim For Share In Capital, Russia Interested In Cold Forging, William Press Forecast £210,000 Profit, Unit Trust Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Knight, Frank & Rutley, Jackson-Stops & Staff, Flats And Chambers, Building Land And Sites, Alfred Savill & Sons.
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