The Times - 25/07/1962
1962; Gale Group;
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From a Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ROWING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent., FROM OUR NORTHERN RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Midland Correspondent, From Our Architectural Correspondent, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ESTATES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Common Market Correspondent, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR CITY EDITOR, From Our Cricket Correspondent, MICHAEL POWELL, PETER LASLETT, NEWTON JONES., MORRISON OF LAMBETH, KEITH BEAUMONT, EDWIN P. HUBBARD, A. V. HARVEY., From Our Ankara Correspondent, JOHN GOLLAN, RONALD HOWE, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, Mr. G. H. Gretton, A correspondent, FROM OUR SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT, From Our Sale Room Correspondent, By Our City Editor, From a Correspondent, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL STAFF, By JOHN STROUD, By JOHN FRICKER, By H. A. TAYLOR, By Our Special Correspondent, By F. H. HAPPOLD, By BASIL ARKELL, By Our Labour Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Opera And Ballet, Flowers. Property: George Trollope & Sons, Town Houses, Building Land And Sites, Mayfair Street Of 1716 Threatened, Board-Residence And Apartments, Country Properties, Chelsea Site Sold For £265,000 Hotel, Houses And Shops, W. H. Bridgen, Harrods, Tresidder & Co.. Sport: Close Foils Somerset Unsure Yorkshire Side, Sports in Brief, Kempton Park Programme, National Hunt Priority For Levy Board, Five Minutes And Two Wickets To Spare Milton Frustrates Hampshire, Hornets Led By Green Boots Frequent Changes In Fitful Breezes, Dropped Catch Saves Surrey Costly Kent Lapse, Nautical Lad Hard To Beat, Hanko Gold Cup Confusion 23 Dragons Out Of Contest Mass Disqualification, Last Night's Racing Results Leicester, Rain Thwarts Derbyshire, Worcester Top Of Table Spin Baffles Sussex, Topsyturvy Lawn Tennis Match Surrey Beat County Champions, School Marksmen At Bisley, Lancashire Robbed By Rain, Cheltenham Croouet, Thames Rowing Novelty, Trophy Goes To German Rider Lonsdale Puissance Championship, Honourable Draw At Swansea, Runners At Catterick Bridge, Warwickshire's Last Pair Defy Essex, Parfitt's Two Centuries. Picture Gallery: British United Airways, Repairing An Island Breakwater, The Varied Freight, Challenge To The New Chancellor. Display Advertising: G. E.C., British Airways, Shell, Ici, British Air University, Multiple Display Advertisements, City Treasurer, Vickers, Player's, Tersons, National Bank, Associated Rediffusion, The Times, Plaza, District Bank, British United Airways, British United, Marley, Aviation Traders, Jersey Airlines, Bristow Helicopters Ltd, The Royal Navy, Morton Air Services, Broadstone Investment Trust, British United And Associated Companies, Airwork Services Ltd, Sudan Airways. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes, Music For Refugees, Liverpool Orchestra Cuts Deficit, In The Sale Rooms Small Works Of Art Bring £14,000, Moore Statue For New York, Bridge Against The Odds, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,050, Guernsey Prizes Go One Way Welsh Show Success, British Conductor For U.S. Orchestra. News: Small Companies United Under Air Holdings, Downs Route For M4 Backed, Lord Home Asks Russians To Face Facts "They Alone Are Holding Up Disarmament", Duke Of Norfolk To Manage The M.C.C. Team Australian Tour A. V. Bedser To Be Assistant, 'End Routine Vaccination Of Babies For Smallpox' Professor Wants Plan To Cut Importation Of Disease, Notice To Abate FOX Nuisance Neighbours Say 30 In Pen Smell, The Pulse Of England-7 Challenge To Rising Generation, U.N. Tax Plan Rejected By Katanga Mr. Tshombe Attacks Leopoldville, Sandhurst Cadets In Training Exercise, Differences In Labour Conditions, Tyneside Hearing Opens, Man In The News Preacher Of The Purposes Of Social Psychiatry, Critical Point In Discussions, The Choice Before Turkey-Ii Grim Alternative to Success of Plan, Food Imported For Immigrants Compromise On Legal Standard, Leonardo Appeal Costs £12,000 Sponsors Think Total Will Top £400,000, Thalidomide Thought Not To ACT Alone, Many Uses for Helicopters, Four Cotton Mills To Close, U.S. Case Of Woman WHO Took Drug, More For B.B.C. Casual Musicians, Village Waits 18 Months For A Fountain Promised Amenity Almost Forgotten, Czech Communist Party's Aims, More Travel To Work By Rail London Rush-Hour Traffic Growing, Making Independence Pay, Ambassador To Guatemala, Liberalizaion In Hungary Rebel Writers To Be Published Again, Doctors Begin Return To Surgeries Choice Under ACT Widened, Mr. Diefenbaker Has Fractured Ankle, Wider Powers For President Favourable Vote On Foreign Aid, Special Aircraft Made To Measure, Censure Move Fails In France Support Lacking For Vote, Midland Trains Speed-Up, French Sardine Fishermen In Mass Protest Moroccan Cargo Thrown In Dock, War Pensions Cost £100M. A Year, Tribute To Poets Of An Era, Europe Unity 'Must Wait For Britain' Dutch-Belgian Agreement M. Spaak Opposes Fait Accompli New Formulas Discussed, R.I.B.A. Examinations, 30 Years of Flight, Titian Stolen From New York Flat, Sir I. Kirkpatrick To Head Bank, Outpost Still Cut Off By China, Law Society Results, British Girls In Dijon Hospital, Gold Share Prices Fall, Church Hampered By "Colour Curtain", Bar Council Election, Cologne Cathedral Fabric In Danger Effect Of Impurities In Atmosphere, Renewing Centres Of Towns Ministerial Guidance To Local Authorities, 'Reasonable' Over Research Grants, Road Deaths Down 18 Per Cent, Printing Pay Offer Rejected Claims Likely To Be Pressed Again, Balmain's Study In Black "Garbo" Cloches, Australia 'Not Poor Relation', Life Gets Busier for the Hostess, Eiffel As Pioneer-Not Only Of The Tower, Mr. Kennedy's Eye On Autumn Elections Campaigning For More Seats, Dutch Families To Leave New Guinea, Test Borings For Gas Store Underground, Church Assembly: Provost's Apology, Laos Government's Problem Of Making Agreements Work, Police Hunt For Missing Don, O.A.S. Men Returning To Madrid, Trafalgar Square Meeting Request, Atom Plant Waste Falls On Road, Reject London Plan Says Petition, By Bus to the Jungle, On Other City Pages, Decimal System Supported, Army Stands By In Peru Junta Assumes Full Powers, £10M. Birmingham Plan Approved, British Doctor Air Crash Victim, 'Weekend Cottages Killing Villages', Critical Stage In Malaysia Talks, Frrance Shows New Balzac Aircraft V.T.O.L. Model With British Engines, "Eve Of Solution" In Algeria Compromise Claimed, Training Without Tears, Interests All Over The World, Reith Lectures For 1962. Law: "Fined Jamaican Held In Prison", Restrictive Practices Court Twelve Submissions In Re Net Book Agreement, Constitutional Court Of Cyprus: Legality Of Imprisonment For Debt In Re Makris, High Court Of Justice: Queen's Bench Division Clubs In Difficulties Ex Parte Tidd, High Court Of Justice: Chancery Division A.E.U. Win Scanlon v. Carron And Others, "Mr. X" Accused In Wall St. Case, Warrant For Car Driver's Arrest, Life Sentence For Communist, Court Of Appeal Pigs For Sale Ex Parte Liquidator Of The Livestock Marketing Co., Woman Loses Claim In Staghound Case, Mr. Stephen Swingler Fined, Unfit To Plead In M.P. Stab Case. Official Appointments and Notices: British Minister To Yemen, Casualty Award, Naval Appointment, Art Security Man Appointed, From The London Gazette, Chairmanship Of Kent Quarter Sessions. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1862. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Suggestions on deciding M.P.s' pay, House Of Lords Fixed Easter has little support, Eight hour effort to secure help for the north-east, Mr. Maclay Praised By Prime Minister, Wider powers to ensure safety of pipelines, Labour Sit On Tv Fence Not Committed To "Pure Pilkington", Mr. Butler Presides Over Cabinet, Mild Dose Of Reflation Expected By M.P.s Mr. Maudling's Hint To Back Benchers, Prime Minister Invites Views On M.P.s' Pay, House Of Commons. Index. Editorials/Leaders: No Way of Escape, Historical Bits of Fun, Reclaiming Town Centres, At Odds in Africa, Decisive Days. Letters to the Editor: Barred By Height, Helping The Poorer Countries, Beyond The Changes Giving Industry An Economic Lead, Pilkington Report, Outworn System, Single Pilot Scheme. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Poet-Rebel Comes Of Age, Alfred Wallis-A Primitive among Marine Painters, Characters Hollywood has Taken to its Heart, Shostakovich Work Fully Realized, Ritual Fashion for Joyce Theatre Royal, Stratford: The Voice of Shem, Fokine In A New Setting. Obituaries: Sir Christopher Gibson, Col. Andrew Mickel, Mr. Rupert Bellville, Mr. Walter Kolarz, Obituary, Mr. Wyndham Rowland, Mr. W. M. Towler Deputy Editor Of The New Scientist. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices, Commodity Markets Modest Rally In Tin Values. Business and Finance: New Saudi Arabian Sequestration Law, Peak Man-Made Fibres Output In June, First Garden City Board ACT, U.S. Dollar Firmer Sharp Gains On Continent, Rothschild Trust Offer For Higher Income, More Oil Takeover Bids, Imperial Tobacco Expect To Maintain Profit, Latest Dividends, Car Output Up In June, Air Ferries' New Name, Acute Shortage Of Money, World Production Of Machine Tools May Double By 1970 Boost For British Exports If "Neddy" Target IS Achieved, $58m. U.S. Army Award, Britannia Airliner Insurance, Gold Easier In London, Agricultural Credit Rank, The Industrial World Tougher Competition For Our Steel In New Zealand Preferences Cut May Give Japanese More Of Market, British Insurance In U.S., Balfour & Darwins Limited Progress Of The Merger, News From Industry Engineering Growth Rate 4% In April And May, Coal Output Again Higher, Company News International Tea's Profits Up By £300,000 Foden's Orders Now Exceeding Deliveries, Gold Shares Fall: Dollar Improves Reactions To Telstar Denial, M. Samuel Reply To Jerome, N.Y. Silver Price Again Raised, Jump In Tidewater Oil Profits, Cons. Edison Earns More, S. E. Default In Glasgow A Two-Partner Firm, Gold Shares Fall In Johannesburg, WILSON BROS., LIMITED (Publishers of Greeting Cards) Record Turnover And Profits Scrip Issue Approved Gratifying Expansion In Overseas Markets, U.S. Machine Tool Orders Fall, Broadstone £500,000 Debenture, The Kenya Power Company Limited, Revenue Deficit Of £12M., Foreign Companies Bayer Ag Faces Competition, Government Stock Prices Raised In S. Africa, Farbenfabriken Bayer Ag, Wall Street Closes Heavy Gold Shares Lower, British Empire Investment Trust Mr. Michael H. Crichton's Statement, British Investment In S. Africa Now £1,000M.?, Export Growth Analysed "Vigorous Growth In U.K. Exports", Overseas Markets, John Joule Debenture Issue Next Week, Bird (Africa) Profit Warning, Jones & Laughlin Earnings Lower, British Sugar Board Pressed, Overseas Finance Japan's Payments Surplus $10M. Rise In June To $37M., London Stock Exchange Gilt-Edged And Kaffirs Better Tone In Equities, Mr. Funston's Contract Extended, Bigger Vehicles Proposed European Competition In Mind, Sussex Water Issue Success, Schlieker Shock Highlights German Shipyard Troubles, Unit Trust Prices, New Anglo American Trade Directory. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Business Appointments: Business Changes.
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