The Times - 23/11/1964
1964; Gale Group;
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From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, From Our Cricket Correspondent, From Our Golf Correspondent, From a (Bewildered) Staff Reporter, FROM OUR HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Association Football Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, From Our New York Drama Critic, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Political Correspondent, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, From Our City Editor, BERNARD CRICK., HAMIDA KHUHRO., R. J. DICKINSON., DAVID L. D. ORR., JOSEPH E. AGIUS. Chairman, H. A. NICHOLSON., RICHARD LAMB., REX S. FROST., ELISABETH M. CAMERON., DAVID KINDERSLEY, Chairman., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MUSEUMS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Chess Correspondent-TEL AVIV. Nov. 22, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Our Estates Correspondent, By Our City Editor, By Professor A. Nove, BY OUR CITY STAFF, From Our Correspondent-TORONTO, Nov. 22, From Our European Economic Correspondent-GENEVA, Nov. 22, FROM LLOYD'S,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Business Premises, Parliamentary Notices, Flowers, Opera Ballet And Concerts. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodity Markets, Bingo Firm Goes Public, Another Bad Omen For EQUITY Prices, Drawing Of Bonds. Sport: Borch Maintains Denmark's Hold, Oxford Find Form At Last, England Amateurs Dominate Wales Four Goals Fall To Hyde, Results Of Saturday's Rugby Football Matches, Sports in Brief, Hounslow Continue Winning Way, Cross-Country Teams, Oxford Suffer Crushing Golf Defeat At Denham, Weakened Team No Match For Harlequins, Confident Cambridge Backs Dazzle Blackheath Cambridge University 25 pts., Blackheath 11, Tension Relieved Too Late At Coventry, Strong Wimbledon Defence Stops Surrey, Richmond Subdued By Scottish Forwards, Formidable Record Of Flyingbolt, Northampton Inelegant But Successful, West Ham's Quick Wits And Hungry Finishing Harsh Defeat For Talented Leeds Side, Cardiff Pack Subdued, But No Reward For Wasps, Pollock Among Victims Of Wily Titmus Boycott 193 Not Out After Eight-Hour Innings, Squash Rackets, English Teams START Well, Surprise Defeat Of French Seeds, Taunton's Backs Unwilling, Huddles, Snaps and Downs-or a Violent Blind Man's Buff, Lamb Decides To Play At Twickenham Four Irishmen In Team To Face Cambridge. Arts and Entertainment: Russia Now Sure Of Chess Win, Sound Broadcasting, Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,774. Picture Gallery: At Two Church Services. News: Holiday Lectures for Young People, A Record Demand For Book Loans, Chinese Call For Nuclear Ban, Chronic Shortage Of Oxford Funds, Jews Want Crime Limit Extended, Bombay's Preparations For Historic Congress 100,000 Expected To Take Part, Vatican Pressures on the Pope, Quebec School Changes Will Give Pupils More Choice, New Pledge To Scientists Talks On Policies, Tear Gas Fight In Saigon Streets Protest Marchers, Possible Site Of Sybarite Colony, Tension After Army Warnings In Turkey President In Secret Discussions, Sir L. Bagrit Calls For A New Breed Of Administrator "Science-Orientated Humanists", I.R.A. Say They Shot At Frigate, N.Zealand Volcanic Island Evacuated, Early Rise In Bank Rate Expected Ministers Hold Crisis Talks Devaluation Fears Dismissed, Runnymede Memorial To President Kennedy, Mr. Tshombe Holds Up Rescue Of Hostages No Belgian Intervention Without Permission Congo Rebels Reject Appeal For Release Of Whites, Rebels' Delegate Arrives In Nairobi To Negotiate, Long Terms Of Detention Pending Trial, Devoted To Women Keeping the peace on Christmas morning, Italy Charges U.A.R. Embassy Men, Climbers Rescued On Rock Face, £25 Gifts To 1,200 Council Staff, Americans Pay Their Tribute, Road And Rail Merger Plans Grow Firmer New Task For Dr. Beeching?, N. Zealand Fears On Meat Exports N.F.U. Assurance, Kashmir Leader's Car Stoned, Russian May Attend School Talks, Britain Warned By Dr. Verwoerd, Couple Saved After Yacht Explosion, Marriages That Last Only Weeks, Trades Council May Leave Labour Club, Students Want £7 A Week Maintenance Grant End Of Means Test Called For, Ordeal Of The Shy Foreign Student, Seeking A Way To Encourage Night Work Costly Machinery That Stands Idle, Pamphlets, Royston Expansion Proposal, Israel Girl Soldiers Fight Illiteracy, Call For Reform Of Abortion Law, Smethwick May Aid Leyton Poll, Large Roman Villa Found Excavation In Kent, Sheep Farmers' Problem IS Too Many Breeds, India Sends A Minister To Orissa, £225,000 For Cézanne From Mr. M. Rayne, Car Output And Exports May Drop, Snark was a Boojum on an Arabian Crag, Toddy As Hot Election Issue Gesture To Ceylon Buddhists, 33M. Polling In Italy National Issues In Local Elections, Makarios's Terms For Enosis, Three Decrees Promulgated, Compromise Urged On Concord, More Sugar Beet Handled By Cleaner-Loaders, Farming Notes And Comments, Manpower Shortage Causes Breach In Apartheid Job Reservation By Colour Unworkable, U.N. Members Urged To Help, Gen. De Gaulle's Blunt Words To Germany 'European Europe' The AIM Only Basis Of Unity, Sudetens Reelect Dr. Seebohm, Crowds See Death Of A Ship, Berry Larder On The Hawthorns, Three Deported By Zambia, Bradford Institute Of Technology, Commonwealth Meeting Of Air Experts, Writers Unite For Self-Protection, Bonn Still Wants M.L.F. Even Without Britain, Yugoslavs Uneasy Over Congress Relations With Russia Uncertain, Movements Of Liners, Commonwealth Backs Malaysia, £5M. Power Station For Tanzania, Drilling Rig Order For Scotland North Sea Search In October, Action To Put Right Feet Foremost, Axle Factory To Resume Work, Mr. Wilson Faces Defence Challenge Today No Final Decisions Until After Washington Talks, Reeducation Instead Of Punishment, Japan Seeks New Role In Asia, Mr. Gunter To Explain Plans Invitation To Both Sides Of Industry, World's Longest Bridge Opened Three Miles Across New York Harbour. Reviews: Spacious Style for "Epilogue", Comedian's Call to Psychoanalysis, No Star Nonsense About Marlene Dietrich, German Master of Obliquity, Exciting Parade Of Indian Rhythms, Gertrude Stein and the Ballet, Fruitful Foray On Eastern Ground, A Spanish Soprano of Great Promise, Handwriting Of 400 Years On Show, New Dancers In Giselle. Display Advertising: The Times Bookshop, Icab, Woolwich, Rootes Hire, Colt, Gamages, Thermos, Multiple Display Advertisements, Bowmaker, P & O-Orient, The Times, Australia, King George IV, Martins Bank Limited, British Empire Cencer. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1864. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: "Bonkers IT Was, Bonkers IT IS But Not Next Time" Electorate Tricked, Mr. Hogg Says, Television Politics Under Review, Parliamentary Diary House Of Lords. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments System Urged For Doctors, University News Dublin, From The London Gazette, Friday, November 20, 1964, Church Commissioners' Income Up 4 Per Cent, Fermi Award For Non-Scientist, Royal Society's Awards, Appointments In The Forces Royal Navy, Policy May Change In Canal Campaign Association's Founder Retires. Index. Editorials/Leaders: A New Look At Defence, Alone in its Glory, Asking for More, Army and Party. Letters to the Editor: Rate For The Job?, Site Rating, Pension Increases, Crafts Centre, Effect Of Surcharge, Give US Shakespeare, Public Opinion In Pakistan, Capital Gains Tax Discouraging New Enterprises, From Rhodesia. Court and Social: Court Circular. Obituaries: Mr. Robert Macdermot Radio, Tv And The Theatre, Mr. Laurence Gilliam, Mr. Roy Howard A Leading American Newspaperman, Mr. Bernard Sunley Property Development, Obituary, Mr. John Timmons Former Labour M.P. For Bothwell, Mr. Isaac Bell. Property: Factories, Warehouses & Sites, Bernard Thorpe & Partners, Country Home With Stream And Duck Pond. Business and Finance: Toronto Dominion Record Profits, Oil And Natural Gas Shares Lead Frankfurt Lower Brighter Atmosphere On Paris In Active Dealings, City News In Brief, Swiss Agreement With New York Bank, Latest Dividends, Hughes Tool Co. Plant Opened In Ulster, Monetary Policy In America Changed?, Placing Under New Rule G. & J. Weir Issue, Chenderiang Tin Dredging Mr. Addinsell's Statement, Whisky Sales Hit By Taxes, Canada To Study British Securities Laws Talks With U.K. Authorities, Export Orders, Dishwasher Sales Better Than Ever, Kennings Ltd, Canada's Gold Reserves Up, Cable Group Seeks Quote, Moderate Help In Money, Dow Chemical Invests In Latin America, Business News In U.S. Still Good Record Steel Output, Bear Market In Sterling, Rst Its Place In The New Zambia, United Real Property Trust Limited, Orders For Yarrow, S. Africa Frees Some Imports, Man-Made Fibres In Demand, U.S. Oil Firm In Netherlands, £45M. Savings Last Week, Company Income Up 15% Dividends Leap, Experiment With Reactors Winfrith Site As Starting Point, "EX-IM" CREDIT.-The United, Search For Reasons Behind Lack Of Growth, £650,000 Queen St. Acquisitions, "Berco" Orders 40% Higher Rising Exports, Council Of Investment Clubs Resigns, September Setback To Tv Sales Growth, Rst Its Place In The New Zambia, Rhodesia Cement, Limited Notice To Shareholders Eighteenth Ordinary General Meeting, Fund Of Funds' $100M. Assets Two Meteoric Years, Efta's Agricultural Problems Reviewed, Amey Group Pay And Earn More, Give Three-For-Four Toledo Profits Doubled, New I.B.M. Machine In Germany, Big Export Orders For Cocksedge, Economic Problems Facing Russia's New Men Controversial Proposals To Be Abandoned, Planning To Come To The Market, I.M.F. Renew Standby For Paraguay, More Action Likely To Help Sterling Higher Bank Rate Expected, Pattern Of Yield Graphs, Du Pont Expect To Hold Their Own. Business Appointments: Seddon Diesel Chairman Mr. H. Redmond.
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