The Times - 24/02/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Association Football Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Northern Correspondent, From Our Boxing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR SCOTTISH CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, From Our Naval Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDLAND CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent-SAIGON, FEB. 23, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-SYDNEY, FEB. 23, From Our Own Correspondent-PARIS, FEB. 23, From Our Middle East Correspondent-BEIRUT, FEB. 23, From Our Own Correspondent-BONN, FEB. 23, From Our Correspondent-PRETORIA, By Monitor, From Our Correspondent, From Our Correspondent-SALISBURY (RHOD.) FEB. 23, From Our Defence Correspondent, FROM OUR PARLIAMENTARY CORRESPONDENT, L. F. NEAL, L. GORDEN., R. N. M. MURRAY., R. L. LEONARD., DENNIS C. MALLAM., H. MONTGOMERY CAMPBELL, G. S. ATKINSON, A. YEFIMOV., From Our Delhi Correspondent, H. LUSHINGTON., ARTHUR OSWALD., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, From Our Drama Critic-CAMBRIDGE, FEB. 23, From Our Music Critic, From Our Special Correspondent-CANNES, P. B. CARTER., J. A. MOON., From Our Special Correspondent-GENOA, J. E. C. BAILEY, W. K. MASTERS., E. W. IVES., R. A. LAWS., By Our City Editor, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From Our Correspondent-NEW YORK, From Our European Economic Correspondent-GENEVA, FEB. 23, FROM OUR MIDLAND INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Public Appointments, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Arts and Entertainment: Sound Broadcasting, Bridge Modern Obsessions, Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10.852. Sport: Referee Carried Off During Hospitals Cup Tie, Testing Trial For England Amateurs, Winchester Confined To Two Goals By Dogged Eton, Thorough Test For Freddie At Kelso, Arsenal Show Some Ability In Midfield, Sports in Brief, Universities Rifle Shooting Team, Versatile McGowan First To Beat Tunisian, Jesus Lack Speed In Training For Lents, Swiss Has Fastest Run On Cresta, Long Haul Ahead Of Cavaliers, Peterborough's F.A. Cup Feat Thord Division Side To Play Chelsea, Today's Hockey, Lawn Tennis, Magic Court's Clever Win At Birmingham, Squash Rackets. Law: Furniture Kits Taxable Customs & Excise Commissioners V. H. G. Kewley Ltd, Librium Patent Dispute F. Hoffmann-La Roche & Co., A.G. V. Inter-Continental Pharmaceuticals, Ltd., Affray In Scout Hall Regina V. Button And Swain, Slander Action Settled Gardiner V. Hellman, Deportation Order Quashed Regina V. Singh. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Ghana Airways VC10, British Steel, Vent-Axia, Bankers Trust Company, Science Journal, William Sugg & Co., Rolls Royce, Bowyers (Wiltshire) Limited, Mortgages, Barclays Bank, Multiple Display Advertisements, halaspray, Cutty Sark, The Times, Gtb, The Leyland Motor Corporation Limited. News: London Has A Chief Water Taster 80 Samples Daily, General Khanh To Become "Roving Ambassador", Walter Lippmann's Arts Honour Institute Gold Medal, Operations Limited At Hospital Ministry Blamed By Surgeon, T.U.C. See Minister On Chemicals Danger, Hard Lesson For America, Black Muslim Mosque IS Burnt Reported Revenge For Malcolm X, Medical Students' Exchange Plan, 'Serious Fault' Damages Atom Smasher Nimrod Out Of Action, Britain Offering Support Units For U.N. Force Setting An Example In Peacekeeping Effort, Q.C. Says M.O.H. "Gunning" For Woman Doctor Plea On Damages, Red Tape on the River, Ferranti Rebuke Defended Mintister's Reply To Union Protest, Plan For Minister To Visit Egypt, New Frontier Edict By Spain, Diplomatic Service Changes Sir C. Johnston For Canberra, No-Traffic Precinct In £12M. Scheme, Duke Of Windsor: Operation Soon, Cyprus Mediator In Ankara "Austrian Solution" As Basis For Talks, Czechs Demand More Trials Of Nazis War Order For "50 Deaths For One", British And U.S. M.P.s Meet Bermuda Talks On World Problems, Development Board For Highlands Would Have Wide Powers Opposition To Bill Expected In Lords, Trial Of 222 Japanese Lasts Twelve Years, Fully Automatic Pit Will Be In Operation Soon Non-Stop Trains To Remove Coal, Youth Clubs Of The Future, Mr. Shastri's Failings as a Leader, Leyland Expect Export Boost, Fellowships For Cento Countries, Ban On Coloured Workers, Signs Of Election-Mr. Macleod, More Security For Money In Transit Police Research, Manchester Jets Hampered Airport Seeks To Extend Runway, Campaign Of Science And Humanism Proposed Solving Overpopulation And Malnutrition, U.S. Search For Space Glider, A.E.U. Gives Free Hand To Bus Delegates, Shorts "Will Carry Out Commitments", Rotten Wood Peril In Church, Solicitors Told To Pay £8,600 Damages Failed To Bring Action For Client, Pasteur Letters Sold, Two Syrians Executed As Spies For U.S., Further Integration Of Three Services In Unified Ministry No Abandoning Of British Bases East Of Suez, Palace Party For Women's Institutes, Culture Comes Into The Market, Return To Reality Plea In Commons, Chiefs Harangue Mr. Bottomley On Independence, Inflationary Trends In N. Zealand, Dr. Verwoerd Likely To Gain In Provincial Elections Move To The Right By United Party, Britain To Cut Rhine Army, Indian Agreement On Languages, Herr Ulbricht Arrives In Egypt Today Arabs Wonder What Fuss IS About, Two Diplomatic Breaks To Enforce Claims, Opposition Will Renew Battle Over Burmah Oil Bill's "Highly Dangerous Precedent", Pit Disaster Men Plan Strike, Government Resigns In Aden Blow To London Conference Unlikely To START Next Week Federal Curfew Decree Passed, Newspapers Of The World Izvestia, Cervix Cancer Campaign Started, Panama Arrests Of "Plotters", £500,000 Orders For Tropical Homes Can Be Built In Two Weeks, Observers Leave N. Vietnam Posts, Affray Can Be At A Private Function High Court Ruling, "Use Colonial Servants In Export Jobs", Sir A. Bustamante To Resign?, Airline's Vc 10 Plan Delayed, 19,400 Garages In Protection Plan, Casement Goes Home Remains Flown To Ireland, Long-Freeze Eye Bank Now, R.A.F. Transport Get Brize Norton, Big Distillers End Price Fixing Supermarket Take 7s. Off Whisky Recommended Charges, Subsidies For U.S. Shipping Attacked "Money Could Be Better Spent", Movements Of Liners, Russian Help For China To Be Resumed Sequel To Visit By Mr. Kosygin, Welcome, But Fears About Funds, Overseas Doctors To Confer, 4 Catholic Groups Leave Oxfam Aid For Family Planning, New Coalition In Sudan Right Wing Takes Most Of Posts, Man Accused Of 1962 Armed Robbery, Print Unions' Pay Claim Amount Worries Employers, Talks In Paris On Joint Projects, Why Cistercians Left Priory. Picture Gallery: The Top 20 of Liverpool, Hovercraft Mail Delivery. Official Appointments and Notices: Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, University News Mixed College A Corrective, Latest Appointments Bomber Command's New M.O., New Ambassador To Soviet Union, From The London Gazette. Tuesday. Feb. 23.1965. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Who Said It?, New Ways in Eastern Europe, Saving the Highlands, Peace-Keeping Forces, Bits And Pieces. Letters to the Editor: Allocation Of Resources, Industrial Training, Rebate Problems, Star Chamber, Vietnam, Claims For Damages, Robbins Report, Employers Organized, Water Supplies, Broadmoor Escapes, The Law's Delays, Portsmouth Cathedral, Constituency Boundaries General Revision Inopportune, Only Through Profits, International Law Reappraisal Of Private Cases. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: Patroni Griffi's Debut in Theatre Directing, Welcome Return Of Kempe, Belated First Performance of Prokofiev, Friendliest Kind Of Music, Splendours Of Early Italian Art, Ram Gopal Season, Harkness Ballet's Many New Dancers, Pianist Of Taste And Technique, Youth Theatre Seeks Patron, Miss Bagnold's New Comedy, £40,000 For Chinese Works Of Art £5,600 Dinner Service, Poles Apart in Avant Garde Theatre A.D.C. Theatre: The Waste Disposal Unit and Ubu. Obituaries: Sir David Brunt, Dr. A. W. E. Soysa, Mr. Justice Frankfurter Close Interest In British Affairs, Mr. Richard W. Leche, Mr. Stan Laurel A Great Comedy Partnership, Dr. Yuan T'ung-Li, Obituary. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Politics and Parliament: House Of Commons Experts to aid a Ministry, Approval for experiments in church services, Industrialist infusion in Civil Service, Health Studios: stricter law, House Of Lords Devices to evade immigration law, Mr. Warbey fails but tries again, July too soon for intended merger. Business and Finance: Swiss Trade Gap Narrows, The River Plate And General Investment Trust Mr. T. A. Pilkington's Statement, Indonesia Bank Shut-Down, Bluestone & Elvin, Mr. Funston On Share Tax Effects, Building Societies Non-Political, Latest Dividends, Italian Industrial Output Down, Hardy's Kimberley Brewery, B.A.C. Skylark Rockets For E.S.R.O., Governments Stock And Other Securities Investment Company Higher Revenue And Dividend Mr. H. C. Drayton On Government Spending And, Another Revenue Surplus £20,586,000 Last Week, The English And New York Trust Co. Ltd. Revenue And Dividend Increased Sir Rex Benson On Government's Taxation Proposals, Computer From Behindiron Curtain, Mr. George Brown Looks At Manpower Mobility I.L.O. To Report On Job Changes, Transport Surveys By Elliott Traffic, Nat. And Grindlays Raise Dividend, Unilever Limited And Unilever N.V., Lower Interest Rate Call French Steel President, £1.7M. Timber Firm For Market Streeters (Godalming) Offer Coming, More Caravans For Overseas, U.S. Lending Curb Sets Banks A Problem Bill Rate And Net Reserves, B.M.C. Minis To Be Built In Spain 85,000 Veicles A Year, High Money Rates All Day, The Royal Bank Of Scotland, Church Of England Building Society Exciting And Rewarding Year, U.S. Car Makers Optimistic, David Brown Sell U.S. Firm Shares, Martin-Black Expands In India, Engineering Build Up, Wall Street Rally, Pound Slightly Higher Forwards Improve, Challenge Of Exports, One-For-One Scrip Reflects Wm. Sugg Growth, West German Export Surplus Lower, United Africa Motor Sales Rise, Competing For Investments, Tillotson Leap Forward, Derritron Marketing, Boost For British Wool Industry American Ruling On Imported Tag, Swedish Purchase By U.D.T. & Warburg, Regrouping In Atom Power Industry At A Crossroads, Dutch Trade Figures, Spotlight On U.S. And Canada, Tenders For Drilling Oil Wells, Placer Development's $13M. Sale, Land Seizure Change, Press That Makes Its Own Tools, Unilever Turnover Above £2,000M., Dowty Propellers For America, Electrolux Sales Records, South Essex Waterworks Company Strong Financial Position Maintained Mr. G. F. Stringer's Statement, Bonnybridge Achievement, Kleinwort Benson Pay22%, Give 1-For-4, U.K. Firm Wins £3.5M. Order Cigarette Machinery For Japan, Jaguar Pay More: Net Earnings Up 18 P.C. Doulton Beats Forecast, The Royal Bank of Scotland, Equities Continue Slide On Policy Doubts All Eyes Look To Budget, Wiggins Teape Sales Abroad, "Cut Spirit Duty" Plea Increased Sales Potential, Telephone Equipment For Portugal, Foreign Loans For Amsterdam, Gen. Electric Sales At Record, Brit. Oxygen Exhibits.-British, Record Australian Wheat Crop. Stock Exchange Tables: Steels Featured In Recovery On Wall Street, Freer Offers Of Cash Wire Bars Push Position Down £34, Falls Still Unchecked In Equities, Recent Issues, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Option Rates, Unit Trust Prices, Firmer Tone On Frankfurt Paris Recovery Halted, Tokyo Again Easy At The Close, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Gilts Remain Steady, Fresh Steps To Keep Investors Informed. Business Appointments: Scottish Bank Chairman. Property: George Trollope & Sons, Town Houses.
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