The Times - 10/02/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR TENNIS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From a New Zealand Rugby Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RIFLE SHOOTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Association Football Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Midland Correspondent, From Our Political Correspondent, From Our Music Critic, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LATIN AMERICA CORRESPONDENT, From Our Middle East Correspondent, HENRY DURANT., PHILIP R. LEE., V. J. WILMOTH, Managing Director, Lomax, Erskine and Company Limited., BERNARD W. BUDD. 1 Pump Court. Temple, E.C.4. Feb. 7., JOHN GORST. Susan Plum, Balsham, Cambridgeshire, Feb. 7., G. R. DAVIES., C. K. ALLEN. 114 Banbury Road. Oxford., NEWTON JONES., From Our Washington Correspondent, R. J. REES., JOSEPH McCULLOCH, Rector of St Mary-le-Bow., WILLIAM MAKINS., S. CHARLES LEWSEN., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, By Our City Editor, By J. R. S. Revell, From a Farming Correspondent, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Sport: Sports in Brief, Leads Shrink As Clubs Falter Unneighbourly Neighbours, Cambridge Take Lerman Cup, Seeds Through In Henry Leaf Cup, Games End On Crescendo Of Excitement Heuga Adds Unexpected Drama To Slalom, Walthamstow So Nearly Denied Third Chance, A.E.R.E. Recover In Second Half Marlow's Tactics Their Undoing, Cambridge Team Win Easily Turner And Murray Run In Together, Polo Fortunes Change Rally Saves Indian Army, Test For Salmon Spray Winning Races And Improving FAST, Partnership Of 101 By Bolus And Edrich, Rackets, Fitting Climax To Whineray's International Career, International Rugby Given Wonderful Shot In Arm Ireland End Sixteen Years Of Twickenham Misery, Saturday's Rugby Union Results International Matches, Everton In Command On Merseyside, Best Try Comes Too Late Cardiff Beat Bristol By A Point, Brabham First, Universities' Golf Matches. News: Iraq "Ready To Face" Oil Firms New Rights For State Body, Canadian Eyes On Next General Election, Cabinet's Clash With Crown In Dutch Crisis Princess To Live Abroad After Marriage To Prince Carlos, General Election Hint In Eire, U.S. Attempt To End Cyprus Deadlock Mr. Ball At Talks In London, India To START On $500M. Steel Plant Doubts On Bokharo Dispelled, What Visitors Expect From The Shows, "Economic War Not Right" In Peacetime Mr. Butler Defends Buses For Cuba, Secret Winter Paradise of Kitandara, E.T.U. Gets On With Reorganization, Printing Union Agrees To 'Mirror' Reforms Fixed Staff Ends Anomalies, Big Survey Of Aborigines In Australia Grave Employment Problem, Expert May Have Gone To West, No Beatle Wigs In The Dining Room, Historic Sussex Inn To Be Auctioned, Russian Pacifism In Arts Deplored, Germany Increases Trade Surplus Renewed Talk Of Revaluation, The Course Of Nature Mild Spell Rouses Hibernators Queen Wasps' Peril, Ghana Deports University Lecturers Briton Flies Home, Caithness, So Far From London, IS No Lure To Industrislists, M. Defferre Rejects Gaullist "Absolute Monarchy", Homes To Let The First Need, Mr. Wilson Says, Battle On Somali Frontier Ethiopian Forces Engaged, Insulin Produced Artificially, No Brutality To Aden Detainees "Hardships" Report By Chief Justice, Sharp Retort To Russia, Danes To Increase Cigarette Tax, De Gaulle Acclaim For Channel Link, "Serum" Boy Dies In Corsica, Beef Might Imperil Milk Again, S. Vietnam Head Of State Remains, China To Have Last Million Words, Professor To Work In U.S. More Funds For Research, Fewer And Smaller Royal Trains Talks On Economies, Revolt Among Employers Engineers Plan, Witnesses Confirm Massacre Of About 35,000 Tutsis, Grim Prospects Facing Kenya Desperate Measures To Check Mounting Unemployment, Hunting Lodge As Leisure Centre, 100 Involved In Cave Rescue Attempt, Four Plans To Give Peace To Malaysia Inconclusive End Of Conference, Cushions, Mari Fach, History, Union Reform Supported Gallup Poll For Freedom Group, Pioneer in a Man's World, Farming Notes And Comments, Leaders' Tributes To Mr. Macmillan, Nursery School Champion, French Antique Dealers Call Off Visit To Britain No Invitation To Fair Private View, English Setter Best In Show At Cruft's, Women And Drugs Problem Of Perspective, Carlist Claim To Spanish Throne, Shipping Costs Warning Pay Rise Danger, Floating Workshop Ready This Year Front-Line Role, White House Under Its New Tenant, Prime Minister's Task In Washington Seeking Common Anglo-U.S. Approach Sharing Western Burdens, New Inquiry Into Panama Dispute. News in Brief. Display Advertising: British Steel, Martell, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Australia And New Zealand Bank Limited, Ici, Beecham's Powders, Parker 61, Multiple Display Advertisements, Stop Over, Canada, Peters Saunders, Derry & Toms KENSINGTON, Smith & Wellstood Ltd, Bank Of Montreal, Town & Country Exhibitions Limited. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Diary House Of Lords, In And Out Of Parliament Shopkeepers' Pressure Group in Action. Official Appointments and Notices: Graduate Scholarships For Overseas, Mr. Macmillan Not To Seek Reelection Speculation On Peerage Lady Dorothy IS Appointed G.B.E., University News York, From The London Gazette Friday, February 7, 1964, Westminster Abbey, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy, NEW I.T.A. POST.-The Independent. Reviews: Felsenstein Revives the offenbach Bluebeard, Golden Hour Of Song And Dance, Sound But Slow Sunday Play, Virtuosity and Music, Two Pianists with but a Single Thought, Addition To Goya Exhibition, Great Singers' Opera Well Sung, Fascist with a Pathetic Side, Bach, Handel And An Echo Of 1734, A Thoughtful "Messiah". Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,529, Television Programmes B.B.C. (Ch. 1). Picture Gallery: Mr. Macmillan is 70. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Mr. Macmillan, Peking Returns to the Charge, Guns Or Butter, Laughter and Larceny, Sun-rise. Letters to the Editor: Directing A Jury, Master Masons, Location Of Offices, Doctor Unnamed, Church Appeals, Printing Costs, Supply To Libraries, Paul Report, Streaming, The Channel Tunnel Effect On Local Community, High Tide And After, A Precedent?. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. Obituaries: Lady Benyon, Mr. Angus Heriot, Colonel Dimitri Levidis Grand Marshal Of Greek Court, Ven. E. H. Stenning Well Loved Figure In The Isle Of Man, Dr. Arthur Hunter Actuary And Adviser To Presidents, Mr. Aidan Philip, Obituary, Sir Thomas Barnes Leading Government Lawyer, Dr. R. E. Stedman. Business and Finance: Yamaichi Coming To London, Scotcros Convertible Response, Jessel High-Income Offer Next Month At 6s. 3D.?, Sharp Swing To Filters Rise In Tobacco Sales, 50% Hollas Repayment, Further Attempt To Get An Incomes Policy F.B.I. Seeking To Be Specific, The Missing Investors Needs Of German Bourses, Staple Fibres Trade Active, Another Rise In Savings, Computer Centre For Guardian Assurance, E.S.C. Streamline With Tootal, Credit In Short Supply, R.S.T. Earnings Increase For First Half-Year Ernest Scragg Dividend Up 15 Points, Noranda Copper Expansion, Option Prices, Attracting The Visitors Shakespeare Land Serenely Viewed, £700,000 Caterpillar Order.-, Power Loan For Colombia, More Work for Architects, How 'The Times' Indices Have Moved, Uncertain Freight Rates Tantalising Period, £775,000 Utd. Transport Acquisition, Wood Hall Goes In For Sweets, Bank Of Adelaide Profits Up, Kjobenhavns Telefon Aktieselskab Copenhagen Telephone Company Limited (Incorporated in Denmark.), Met. Rly. Estates Confidence, Less Soviet Sugar, Japanese Steel Merger, Planning To Come To The Market, Warning On U.S. Economy Fear Of Rising Prices Bankers' Misgivings On Tax Cut, Capital Issues At High Level, £2M. Cable Factory For Scotland, Foreign Holdings In U.S. Down $66M., Bristol Plant Hire. Stock Exchange Tables: Milan Prices Touch Four Year Low, Federated Stock Exchanges Pose New Questions Market Value Of Securities Total £40,279M., Share Prices Caught By The Political Winds, Commodity Markets, Exchange Rates Steady. Business Appointments: Mr. F. W. W. Brown has been appointed, New Export Manager For A.E.C.. Property: Factories, Warehouses & Sites, Cricklewood, N.W.2.
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