The Times - 15/12/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Cricket Correspondent-PIETERMARITZBURG, DEC. 14, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Boxing Correspondent, From Our Lacrosse Correspondent, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From Our Schools Rugby Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, By Lindsay Anderson, From Our Motoring Correspondent, From Our Museums Correspondent, FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Drama Critic, By Edward Lucie-Smith, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, From a Special Correspondent-BOCA GRANDE, FLORIDA, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, DEC. 14, From Our Own Correspondent-CANBERRA, From a Special Correspondent with the naval forces-DEC. 14, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-BONN, DEC. 14, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, DEC. 14, From a Special Correspondent-MOSCOW, DEC. 14., From Our European Economic Correspondent-BRUSSELS, , From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, EVELYN KING., W. K. P. DEED., J. ORMISTON, Society of Independent, ROBBINS., GEORGE SCHWARTZ., G. E. MILWARD., D. R. MYDDELTON., CHARLES SADLER., G. M. BRANDER, Chairman, Winged, From Our Washington Correspondent, JAMES M. TODD., J. LYNCH, Chairman, United King-, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From a Special Correspondent, FROM LLOYD'S, FROM A MANCHESTER CORRESPONDENTS, From a Special Correspondent-BRUSSELS, DEC. 13,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Offers, MOTOR CAR HIRE SERVICE 3 lines 36s. (minimum), Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Follower Finishes In Front At Southwell, All-Egyptian Final In Open Squash Amin Wins Engrossing Clash Of Tactics, Lacrosse Goalkeeping Causes High Scores, Oundle Provide Stronger Opposition, Wanderers Beat Cambridge XIII University Lose Coley And Slater, "Masterly Cruise" To Japan Wins Cup, Universities Again Fall To Barrington Smith And Murray Entertain With Sense Of Urgency, Sports in Brief, K. J. F. Scotland Again First Choice Full Back Wilson Supplanted In Final Trial Teams, Southwell National Hunt Results, Juniors For Lawn Tennis Training, Unpopularity Of Tuesdays For Racing, Swift's Left Hand Gives Him Second Title. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,793, Television Programmes B.B.C. 1 (Ch. 1), Sound Broadcasting HOME (330m and 93.5Mcs). News: Counsel Calls Plot Charge 'Fantastic' Former Stockbroker "A Passenger", Air Licence "Does Not Exist" Claim, Item withdrawn, 'Medical Power Politics In Oxford' Psychiatrist's Charge, Mr. Wilson To Entertain Paraplegic Team, Shrewsbury Relief Well Planned, Jane's Puts The Case For And Against Concord From Our Aeronautical Correspondent, U.S. Ear Surgeon To Visit China, £2M. Building Project, Arabs Call On Oil Chief To Resign French Companies Get Ultimatum, 9% For Most Railmen Wage Bill Up £22M. 'Cooperate' Call By Tribunal, Campaign For Grammar Schools 70 Conservatives Sign Motion, Death Sentence On Croupier, Minister Flies Over Floods Damage Inspected At Newtown, Pilots Threaten To Boycott Liberia Protests Ignored On "Maltreatment", Accessories, Clothing and Gadgets as Gifts, Duke Of Windsor: An Operation, Severance Pay Doubts T.U.C. Want Plan Clarified, French Foreign Minister Flies To Brussels At 2 A.M., Pledge To Kenya's Parliament, Scoutmaster Gets Two Years Plea Of Not Guilty To Murder Accepted, Hungarians Gaoled On Political Charges, Order To Amend Constitution, Four British And American Attachés Withdrawn Action After Soviet Restrictions, Marie-Antoinette Clock Sold, U.S. Adviser Killed In Vietnam, 'Witchdoctor' Not Guilty Of Murder, Movements Of Liners, British Frigate Opens Fire In Malaysian Encounter Australian Minesweeper Attacked By Indonesians, On Other City Pages, Submarine Repair: Ban On Overtime, No Prospect Of End To Confrontation, Mr. Wilson Plays Himself In, Strike Threat To 70 B.E.A. Flights Today Stewards' Dispute Stoppages During Christmas?, Mr. Wilson To Meet Gen. De Gaulle Paris Visit Agreed In Principle Nato Talks Today Still Faced With French Obstinacy, Arrest Provokes French Doctors, £4M. Sussex Village Scheme Rejected, In Court Today On 3 Murder Charges, Supplies Flown To Congo Rebels, "Getting Ahead Of Criminal" Home Secretary's Pledge Of Help, Milk Bar As Social Leveller, New Russian Air Route Makes History Moscow Becoming A Crossroads, Night Out With a Lorry Load of Musicians, Pressure In U.S. For Change In Nuclear Control, Electronic Eye Keeps Track Of Traffic Computer's Aid In Survey, Cleaning Up Engineer's Image, Cyprus Mandate To Be Extended, U.S. Studying Soviet Move On Berlin, Party in Search of a Leader, Best Pipers Make Strange Errors No Undisputed King, Auschwitz Trial Group Visits Camp Site, Kashmir Leader Released From Prison, Where Bedsprings Rust With Damp Councils To Install Storage Heating, Developers Picked For South Bank Site, World Communist Talks In March, Gaol Sentences For £7M. Fraud, 3 "Lost" Immigrant Wives Claimed, Holiday Beaches Are Being Washed Away, Firms With Too Many Bosses, "Owners Robbed Of Their Property" Market Value Move, Canada Introduces Vto Aircraft, New Premier Of British Guiana Sworn In Dr. Jagan Dismissed, Communist Meetings Too Boring, "To End Polemics", Inquiry Report On Cowley Problems "Renewal Of Respect", Minister In Move To Help Tramps, Civil Rights ACT Made Retroactive Controversial Ruling By U.S. Supreme Court, Mr. Goldwater Not To Try Again, Leader To Meet Labour M.P.s, Pakistan Editors' Protest, Navy's Artificers "Like Convicts". News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Restrictive Practices.-Mr. H. F., Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Resignation Of Israel Prime Minister Issue Forced By Mr. Ben-Gurion, The Pope Appoints Three Bishops, University News Oxford, Taxing Master Of The Supreme Court. Display Advertising: Christmas Appeals, Mappin & Webb, Consett, Multiple Display Advertisements, King George IV. Reviews: Film On Fall Of Paris, From Edinburgh Theatre To One In Paris, Art From Western India, Flight From The Sweet Life, Change of Scene Kills the Fun Prince Charles Theatre: Late Joys, Intriguing Sonata From U.S., Lord Harewood Leaves Festival: No Quarrel, In The Sale Rooms £28,665 For Medical Books First Colour Plates, English Drawings and Watercolours from the Mellon Collection, No Nonsense About Shakespeare, Purchases By Ulster Museum, Art and the Inquiring Spirit, A Portuguese Composer, New Symphony for Wind, Light Touch by Mr. Ashkenazy, N.Y. Invitation To L.S.O.. Picture Gallery: Treasures of Ancient Rhodes, Index. Editorials/Leaders: Facts, not Demonology, Carols on Tape, Meeting Postponed, Victims of Efficiency, Nine Per Cent. Letters to the Editor: Charitable Trusts, Employers, M.P.s' Pensions, Approach To Exports, Leyton By-Election, Leasehold Reform, A Matter For Regret Future Of Teacher Training Colleges, Well-Gotten Gains, Licence Fees, The Rule Of Half Law. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Politics and Parliament: Check on questions was used in 1935, Spain warned on frontier delays, Few options to cut Service costs, Concern for British lives, Government may intervene on property in Egypt, Peers told of eviction ruses. Obituaries: Ven. Percy Hartill, Mr. Torsten Salen, Maj.-Gen. S. F. Irwin, Mr. Sydney Walton, The Earl Of Woolton Outstanding Food Minister And Party Chairman, Mr. J. Christopher Herold Biographer Of Mme. De Staël, Obituary, Dame Edith Sitwell. Law: No Interim Injunction Fot Dr. Moore Moore V. Frimley And Camberley Urban District Council, Solicitor's Consultancy Fees Hale V. Shea (Inspector Of Taxes), Long Sentence Merited Regina V. Sliney, High Court Of Justice Queen's Bench Division Damages Assessed Without Delay Lordan And Another V. Land & Mercantile Securities Ltd., Fire Bomb In Southern Rhodesia Mapolisa V. The Queen, Legal Aid Mistakenly Refused Regina V. Phillippe, Prison For Woman Of 74 Regina V. Schettini, Employment Of A Thief John Carter (Fine Worsteds) Ltd. V. Hanson Haulage (Leeds) Ltd.. Business and Finance: Busy New Year For Foreign Loan Issues Banks Refuse Underwriting, Director Gets Writ At Press Conference, The Griqualand Exploration & Finance Company, Heenan Group Record Value Of Orders In Hand, Italian Insurance And Stocks, Mr. Smallwood In Brinco Talks Electricity Scheme, Joseph Lucas (Industries) Ltd. Turnover Rises To Record Level START Of Company's "Quality And Reliability Year", R.T.B. Reorganizes Its Production Set-Up Five Main Divsions, 26 Works, Leeds Permanent B.S. Reduce Liquidity, Swedish Aid For £, Duple Motor Bodies A Successful Year, Increase In U.S. Bill Rates, Ghana Commercial Bank, J. Lucas Sound Warning: £4M. Extra Costs "Some" Increase In T.I.'s Prices, A.E.G. Turnover To Rise 11 P.C., Formal Ceding Of Mineral Rights £6M. A Year In Royalties, £262,000 Offered For Lewis And Burrows, Clark & Fenn Adjust Interim, Uneven Day In Money, Catering Turnover, Sugar Meeting Next Spring, High Income Priority Sales Flourish, Watch On User Charges, Knowles And Foster Announcement, Yarrow & Company Limited Shipyard Modernization Completed Sir Eric Yarrow Views Centenary Year With Optimism And Confidence, Machine Tutor For Computer Study, 5-Year Scheme For Exports Tax Idea Goes To Mr. Brown, Penn Elastic Holdings Limited Higher Sales And Earnings, R. Green Properties Limited Five-Years Growth, Domestic Furniture Deliveries Up, Man-Made Fibres Still Buoyant, "Short-Term Yields High Enough" Message From Federal Reserve Claimed, Leeds Permanent Building Society A Most Successful Year, Steels Garages: 2½ P.C. Above Forecast, Wool Exports Rise 2 Per Cent, Lloyd's Packing Improvement, North Atlantic Securities Corporation, U.K.'s Trade With E.E.C. Grows Faster Than With Efta, Court Line Limited Changes in Fleet The Hon. W. S. Philipps On The Future, Bristol Street To Absorb Spurling Basis 11s. A Share, Getting Through Paperwork Of E.E.C. Anti-Trust Laws, Malayan Tin Profit Tax Proposal, Quiet Day For Sterling Gold Price Lower, Japan Shipbuilding Policy, Repatriation Of Swiss Capital, £2M. Housing Contract, Italian Steel Output Up Improvement Continues, Mitchell Cotts Outlook, Oil Companies' Part In Balance Of Payments Loans For Projects Abroad, Esso Plans To Build Motels In Britain. Stock Exchange Tables: Shares Ease Slightly In Inactive Dealings, Standard & Poor's See Fresh Rise On Wall Street, Initial Wall Street Rally Peters Out, Late Recovery On Milan Paris Barely Steady, Recent Issues, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Scattered Falls, Option Rates, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Jo'burg Activity Picks Up, Copper Prices Fall: Cash Wire Bars Down £21 5s., British Funds. Business Appointments: Business Changes Lord Watkinson Director Of Midland Bank. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners.
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