The Times - 26/02/1963
1963; Gale Group;
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From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR LACROSSE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Boxing Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, A correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL CORRESPONDENT, From a Special Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR COMMONWEALTH STAFF, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR INDUSTRIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Defence Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, DONALD BOX, D. R. HUGHES., S. M. AUERBACH., H. E. VIDAL, R. R. HANCOCK, W. J. DALTON, S. D. WOOD, A. H. DUNNETT, A. W. S. HUTCHINGS (Assistant Masters' Association); A. W. S. HUTCHINGS, S. D. WOOD (Joint Honorary Secretaries, PAUL STRUYE, H. S. MACKINTOSH., ALAN DAY., From Our Buenos Aires Correspondent, MARY STEWART., FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From Our Motoring Correspondent, FROM OUR DEFENCE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, BY OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Businesses For Sale, Motor Car Hire Service, Opera And Ballet, Legal Notices. Sport: New Zealand Lose 3 More Wickets, Record Partnership By Knight And Parfitt Reid Rallies New Zealand, Congested Amateur Cup Draw, Workmanlike Charnley Takes His Revenge, Sports in Brief, Fine Sprint By Holdsworth, Easy Victory In Hospitals Cup, Scottish Season Unchanged Opposition Led By Powerful Clubs, Football Spectator "Seemed Berserk", Rugby Club Records London And South East, K.C.H. Still Left In Suspense, Still A Hope For Taunton Racing, Chancing A Shirt On Cambridge Unimpressive Oxford Lacrosse Attack, Canals A Valuable British Asset, Surprise Move By Burnley McIlroy Placed On Transfer List. Picture Gallery: 20,000-ton tanker burns. News: Recession Risk Warning From Mr. Kennedy Need For Cuts In Taxation, Hope Of Saving Nile Temples, Drastic Austerity Plan For Danes 12 Bills Introduced, Indian U.N. Leader Sees Lord Home, Study Of Weather Problem, Smaller Army To Cost More, Delta-Wing Space Glider Seattle Experiment, Motors And Motoring Car Insurers Counting Cost of Winter Claims, Four In Five Rent Their Television Sales Hampered By Uncertainty, Mr. Brown Assails Idea Of Nato Deterrent, Special Problems In Cotton Belt, The Queen Attends Moomba Festival, 'Tailor-Made' Sheep To Found Flock Sale To Australian, Smaller Coal For Home Fires, Ford Inquiry On Monday, Workers Prefer Cash In Hand Cheques Not Favoured, Month's Drive To Beat Fowl Pest, Radar Order From Australia, France And Five Disagree Again E.E.C. Commission's Power Disputed, Turkey Frees 10,000 From Gaols Joyful Scenes As Amnesty Begins, U.S. Drawing Up New Treaty On Tests Soviet Intentions Still Uncertain, Extension Of United States Nuclear Authority, Record Membership In White-Collar Unions, Two Skiers Killed In Alps, Buffoonery With A Bite To IT, Changes In Visit To Zanzibar, Architects Object To Circular, Brussels Visit By Mr. Adoula, N.E.D.C. Statistics On Thursday, High Legal Costs In Going North 'Irritation' To Firms, Somali Concern Over British Military Exercise Fear Of Trouble Near Kenya Border, Rhodesian Polder Area Flooded, ASH Wednesday Services, Letter To Parents On Sex Opinions, Anglican-Methodist Unity IS Planned In Two Stages Consecration Of Ministers To Episcopate, Mr. Nehru Pressed By Opposition Caution About Chinese Claim Line, Iron Age Research In Rhodesia Rich Find By Road Contractors, Grain Output Up In Europe, Another Statue For Westminster?, Clasp Building For New University, Reports From America Japanese Waiting To "Invade" Hawaii, Some Shoplifters May Go Free, Youth Refused To Leave Station, Social Credit Attacks Canadian Liberal Stronghold, 'Pipe Down' Signal for Spithead Nightingales, Nuclear Ship Must Pay Shipowners Are Lukewarm, Danger Of A New Coup Feared, Mr. Diefenbaker's Vision Of Growing Commonwealth World Leadership Theme Of City's New Freeman, Beach Find Of Gun Spiked By Paul Jones Cadets Plan Recovery, Absconded With Cast's Wages, Lectures Published As Booklet, Intent To Impress Mr. Sandys, Two Spaniards To Be Freed, Cambridge Union's Clerk Honoured, Runnymede Key As Exhibit Receiving Charge After Memorial Theft, Joint Session For Language Bill, Doubts In U.S. Over Aid To Vietnam Risks Of Greater Involvement, Reorganization Of B.A.O.R. Proposed Withdrawal Of Brigade Group, African Air Tours This Year, Anglican-Methodist Unity Proposed, Snow Reports, Efforts To Save Night Trains, India To Receive $240M. Loan, Little Progress On Building Pay Awaiting Report By Commission, Argentina Stumbles towards Elections, Two Tankers On Fire After Collision 5 Of Crew Missing Women Rescued From Flames On Water, Two Dead In Office Shooting, Woman Purges Her Contempt. Politics and Parliament: Independent Tv Rentals To Rise £18M. A Year For Exchequer Advertising Receipts As A Base, Opinions clash on press share holdings, New Check On Office Redevelopment Bill Limits Increase In London Jobs Compensation Law Changed, Scots Recognition Of Wales Urged, Television companies to pay £18m. from revenue, House Of Commons. Display Advertising: Gas, Gillette, The Chase Manhattan Bank, Abbey National, Multiple Display Advertisements, National Provincial Bank, Fw Berk, The Times, Parker-Knoll, Pearl Assurance, Firestone, Twentieth Century Bank Corporation Limited, Coal, Bp, Pan Am, Design Centre, Hertz, French Railways, Tillotsons, Animal Health Trust, 'Shepherd', H. Clarkson. News in Brief. Law: Court Of Appeal No Infringement Francis Day & Hunter Ltd. And Another v. Bron And Another, Court Of Appeal Telephones: Manufacturers' Appeal In Re Telephone Apparatus Manufacturers' Application, MR. JUSTICE MEGAW was sitting as a, Two Men On Cigarettes Receiving Charge, Death Sentences Sought In Paris Final Defence Pleas Today, Glasgow Murder Charge, Court Of Criminal Appeal A Pistol, Lead Piping And A Hammer Shaft Regina v. Edmonds And Others, Holidays In Spain Agent Acquitted, Judicial Committee Of The Privy Council St. Philip's, Nottingham (1879-1963) In Re Union Of The Benefices Of St. Christopher, Sneinton, St. Philip With St. Luke, Nottingham, And St. Catharine, Nottingham, Lawyer Sues Murder Trial Judge, The Court Of Criminal Appeal (Mr., Clerk On Fraud Charge, 17 Africans For Trial, L.D.I. (Dancing) Ltd., Gaol Sentence On Parents £30 Illegal Adoption. Official Appointments and Notices: Layton Annual Awards, Resignation Call In Bath Rates Row, Retirement Of Lord Dalhousie On May 7, R. M. A. Sandhurst, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments. Weather: The Weather. Index. Editorials/Leaders: London's Housing Problems, Resistant Wrappings, Union No Panacea, Aid Without End?. Letters to the Editor: Racial Differences In Intellect, Leasehold, Subsidized Homes, More Cheque Books, Setback To Unity, Resolving A Conflict True Interests Of Teachers, What Others Can Achieve. Court and Social: Court Circular. Arts and Entertainment: Royal Film Premiere, Handel With Fireworks And Cannon, Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,233, University Course For Producers, Mr. Stravinsky's Dublin Concert, In The Sale Rooms Chinese Ceramics Fetch £13,765. Obituaries: Mr. Cyril Lloyd, Mr. T. B. Williamson, Prof. P. L. Mercanton, Mrs. Lilian Joyce Writer On S. America, Sir John Richmond Industry And The Arts, Mr. Herbert Asbury, Obituary. Reviews: Technique but Absence of Temperament, Exciting Acting in Clash of Rival Creeds Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon: The Sky is Green, French Season at Piccadilly Comedie-Francaise in Beaumarchais, Better Still On A Second Viewing Criterion Theatre: Next Time I'll Sing To You., Max Frisch On Power, New Painting and Sculpture from Rhodesia, Viridiana Back In Rome, Things Seen Artificial Light in Pictures. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1863. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices, Commodities Coffee Futures Close Strong. Business and Finance: French Aero Orders Decline, Dow Jones Average Falls 7 Points, Subsidized Ships Problem For U.K., Latest Dividends, Continental Bourses Easier Tendency On Frankfurt Milan Firm, Wool Plan To Counter Japanese Treaty, Wall Street's $1 Losses Industrials Hit By Profit-Taking, News From Industry Cold Weather Holds Up Brick And Cement Deliveries New Lubricating Oil Plant In Australia, Company Meeting The Consolidated Mines Selection Company Limited Results Of Expansion Scheme Sir Keith Acutt's Review, Cons. Mines Selection, Denmark And The U.K. Butter Market, W. N. Sharpe Pay More, Butter Import Control To Continue, Overseas Finance Bank Business "As Usual" In Burma, Canada Life Business, Company News British-American Tobacco's "Slight Increase" In Sales Volume Hebe-Jacqmar Unlikely To Pay Final Dividend, Gold Easier In London, Australian Loan Attracts £100M. New Peacetime Record, Lockett Reorganization, European Steel Situation, Fall In U.S. Bill Rates, Macanie Placing, Perrier Pay More, Shell Protest In Ceylon Petroleum Import Price Ceiling, Monsanto Establish European H.Q. At Brussels, Johnson, Matthey In £4½M. Cash Or Stock Bid For Blythe, B. Elliott Rights Issue, Slight Gain For The Pound, Buyers Reserved On Zurich, Should Britain Adopt Form Of "T.V.A."? I-Instead Of Purchase Tax, London Stock Exchange Rather More Active Index At Highest Since Sept. 1961, Darkening Clouds On The Trade Horizon Three Breathless Months Ahead, Year Starts Well For Bowmaker, Glanvill, Enthoven In Australia, Foreign Companies Canadian Celanese Earn 40c. More, 'Oil Find' Message Investigated, Motor Equipment Merger, Easy Day For Money, Unit Trust Prices, Barrow Hepburn & Gale Board's Efforts To Combat Difficult Conditions Success Of Main Diversification. Business Appointments: Business Changes New Chairman For Monsanto Sir Miles Thomas To Resign. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners. Property: Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Hampton & Sons, Sales By Auction.
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