The Times - 07/01/1957
1957; Gale Group;
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From Our Association Football Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SQUASH RACKETS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR WINTER SPORTS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CHESS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, From a Correspondent, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR WEATHER CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent, JULIET MANSEL. 33, Lower Belgrave Street, S.W.1., J. KROTKIEWSKA. 122, Holland Park Avenue, W.11., MAURICE STEVENSON, Librarian, Institute of Weights and Measures Administration. Saffrons Road, Eastbourne, Jan. 4., ERIC H. LOUW, Minister of External Affairs of the Union of South Africa. Excelsior Hotel, Rome, Dec. 31., KENNETH MELLANBY. The Athenaeum, Pall Mall, S.W.1. Jan. 4., Yours faithfully, H. A. SHEARRING. 4, Oakfield Road, Clapton, E.5., From Our Correspondent in South-East Asia, PHILIP WILLS, Chairman, Fowlie, Reid & Wills Limited, Epworth House, 25-35, City Road, E.C.1, Jan. 4., JOHN HISLOP. East Woodhay House, near Newbury, Berkshire., NORMAN MEARES. 9, Ashburnham Avenue, Harrow, Middlesex., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM A MANCHESTER CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Public Notices, Opera And Ballet, Business Premises. Sport: Leyton Orient Unlucky Armstrong Steadies Erratic Chelsea, South Africa No Match For Wardle's Skill Unusual Dismissal Of Endean, Escalante Cup For Kuderli British Ski Week Opens, Miss Ward's Fourth Successive Title Over In 10 Minutes, Welsh Form Goes Awry Four Tries To Possibles, Sports in Brief, Arsenal Safely Through, England Extended By The Rest In Final Trial Satisfaction For Selectors But No More, Three Non-League Clubs Emulate Their Betters Crowds Return For The Cup, South Hockey Side Chosen Smith Returns As Captain, A Lawn Tennis Surprise Miss Truman Loses Junior Title, South Africans Lose By A Point Unlucky At Limerick, Happy White Hart Lane Ending Two Leicester Heroes, Squash Rackets Seeds Survive First Round Matches Completed, Norris Proves His Fitness Cross-Country In The Mud, Kavanagh Omitted From Irish Pack, Mild Weather Helps Racing Double Star Runs On Wednesday. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1857. Arts and Entertainment: The For Hastings Chess Prize Gligoric And Larsen Share Honours, "The Firstborn" In New York, B.B.C. Programmes Home, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 8,330. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments. News: M.P. To Ask For New Inquiry "Shocked" At Police Chief's Statement, Concern At Closing Of Nursery Schools, Greek Pressure For Cyprus Debate Withdrawal From U.N. Threatened, 'Eisenhower Doctrine' In Congress To-Day Questions For Mr. Dulles And Adm. Radford Note Of Urgency In Washington, Antarctic Base Relieved Two Ships Arrive On Same Day, Springlike Weather Kew's Warmest January Night Since 1870, Talks On Pay Of 5,000,000 Critical Days Moves To Force Rises Above 3 P.C., Rayon Yarn Dearer 10% Increase By Courtaulds, Paris Disappointment Positive Line Expected On Canal Problem, Dr. Adams Further Remanded, Cinema Closures Forecast "Monopolistic Grip", Hungarians' Hope Of Basic Reforms Dashed Puppet Regime's Uncompromising Programme, Two Men Shot, One Dead Police Wait At Bedside, Hybrid Hens Competing In Laying Tests, Archbishop Makarios Expected In Malta Envoys' Reported Return, Algiers Ban On Newspapers Growing Anxiety Over U.N. Debate, Progress Towards Common Market Early Consultations With Britain, The Yugoslav View Tightening Moscow Control, A Stolen Afternoon Golden Memory Of A Boyhood Adventure In The Mud, President's Assurance To Middle East States Aid Without Infringement Of Sovereignty, Protest By Ceylon High Priest Plan To Control Clergy, Soviet Protest To Foreign Office Émigré Propaganda In British Ports, Britain Welcomes Declaration, Here And There, Burma Feels The Pressure Of China Need For Greater Efficiency, Force No Way To End Partition Raiders Censured By Mr. Costello Rival Groups Blamed, Mr. Khrushchev At A Satellite Meeting In Hungary, Qualifications Of Science Teachers High Rating For Curiosity, Long-Term Assurances For Farmers N.F.U. Move To Improve Public Relations, Prime Minister And His Constituents No Arrangements For Early Meeting, Mr. Nehru's Fears On U.S. Policy Power Vacuum Theory "Dangerous", Reservations In Jordan Unconditional Help Wanted, Victory Claimed By Surrey Farmer Agreement With Area Electricity Board, Motor Firm To Double Size Of Plant, No Medals For ME, Ancient Footway At Salisbury Corporation's Appeal Dismissed, Use Of Satellite To Measure Distance Accuracy Within 50ft. Across Oceans, Meeting Of Refugee Leaders Permanent Council Plan, R.A.F. Officer Seeks 'Political Asylum' Broadcast From East Germany, Five Men Lost In Wreck Fishery Cruiser On Rocks, No U.N. Power Of Veto Intended Policy Explained, Farming Notes And Comments, The Stranger's Eye, Big Parades In Iraq Army's Foundation Commemorated, More Protests Over Fuel Salesmen's Plea To Sir A. Eden, Call For Israel Withdrawal Egyptian Warning Condition For Canal Transit Rights, Israel "Violations" Of Armistice, Reductions At The Sales, More Clashes In Penang Curfew Imposed In Port Area, Spreading Effect Of C.P.R. Strike Miners Losing Jobs. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Jacqmar Sale, Vent-Axia, Debenham & Freebody, B.C.C., Block & Anderson Limited, Multiple Display Advertisements, Heal's, United States Lines, Three Nuns, Anadin, Air France, McVitie & Price Ltd, Castrol, Harvey Nichols, Ibeco, Moss Bros, Civil Service Supply Association. Picture Gallery: President Eisenhower's Address To Congress. Obituaries: Mr. Leonard Dudeney, Miss Gertie Gitana Singer Of "Nellie Dean", Mr. Gerhard Willner, Mr. Richard Meredith, Obituary Lord Justice Singleton, Lord Justice Singleton Trial Of Dr. Ruxton Recalled, Mr. G. A. Mooney, Obituary. Court and Social: Court Circular. Editorials/Leaders: Unofficial Re-Thinking, Good In Parts, A Date for Nigeria, Guys and Tongues. Letters to the Editor: Exhibition Of Russian Art, No Time For Science, Loom Weights?, Saving British Racing, Rush To Emigrate, A Minister's Protest Justice In South Africa, Repatriated Germans, Decontrolled Rent. Reviews: Amadeus Quartet A Programme Of The Classics, Civic Theatre Hit By Petrol Rationing, Accomplished Playing At Sonata Recital, Albert Hall "Messiah", A Very Long Film Indeed, B.B.C. Television "The End Of The Summer", Stratford-On-Avon Plans Its Longest Season, Symphony Concert Finzi's "Nocturne", Music From The Cape South African Concert At Wigmore Hall. Business Appointments: Business Changes New National Bank Of Scotland Chairman. Business and Finance: More Interest In Rayon Staple Yarns, Vauxhall Exports, Credit Comfortable, Texas Tin Smelter, The Chase Manhattan Bank, New Life Business, Downward Pressure Upon Money Rates More Life Assurance Records, Winkelhaak Values, Company Meeting John Galloway And Company Limited Another Successful Year Keen Demand Continued Mr. John Galloway's Statement, U.S. Sees Bright New Year But Prices Will Be Higher, National Savings In 1956 Best For 8 Years, U.S. Treasury Bills, London Assurance Rates Reduced, Company Results Marley Tile Report, Pease & Partners Sell Subsidiary. Stock Exchange Tables: Foreign Exchanges Another Rise In Sterling, Commodity Prices. Property: Durban, Natal, Healey & Baker.
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