The Times - 21/06/1962
1962; Gale Group;
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From Our Racing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR RUGBY FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Cricket Correspondent, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Lawn Tennis Correspondent, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Estates Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SOUTH WALES CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, From Our Military Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondents, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent, From Our Common Market Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From a Correspondent, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our Ottawa Correspondent, From Our Africa Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Labour Correspondent, R. A. P. STORK., J. COXHEAD, J. C. R. DOW., ALDINGTON., BLEDISLOE., CHRISTOPHER PHILLIP, From A Special Correspondent, CHARLES WHEELER, E. P. MORDAUNT, FRASER OF LONSDALE, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, By John Carswell, FROM OUR MUSIC CRITIC, FROM OUR FILM CRITIC, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, Our Gliding Correspondent, Canon T. G. Mohan, By Our City Editor,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Club Announcements, Opera And Ballet. Sport: Declared Runners For Royal Ascot Today, Brave Cycling By Holmes Provocative Tour Spirit, Sports in Brief, Pontefract Programme, Gold Cup Reservations About Balto Epsom Points To Your Highness, Kirtlington Park In Final, Maiden Century For Storey, Yesterday's Results At Two Meetings Ascot, FAST Scoring By Leicester, Promise In The Parks Sheppard Getting Into Stride, Complex III Never In Danger Russian Yachts Well Up At Poole, Minor Counties, Kent Soon In Trouble, Rain Holds Up Essex, Irish Derby Problem Solved, Queen's Club Results Men's Singles, Blackheath Centre Flying To South Africa, First Round Threat To Wimbledon Seed, Wimbledon Draw In Full Men's Singles, Green Hits 83 In Quick Time, Merlin Rockets Capsize, Lions Look To The Triangle Johannesburg Pitch In Need Of Rain, Snag To Lord's Test Match Opportunities Two Changes By Pakistan, Northern Light Finishes First, Struggle For Runs By Yorkshire, Marshall Hits A Fine Century Steady Bowling By Warwickshire, Eastbourne Croquet. Display Advertising: Cambridge Books, Longmans, Glenfiddich, British Aluminium Company, Shell, J. C. Gammon, W. H. Allen, Polytechna Foreign Trade Corporation, Caravelle JET, National Savings Committee, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Times, Midland Bank Executor And Trustee Company, Davy-Ashmore, The Rawlplug, Odhams Press. News: Rugby Stadium Planned For Bridgend Trouble Brews Over Leaving Cardiff, Coffee Prices To Be Discussed, B.M.A. To Study Conditions Of Doctors In Forces Comparisons With Pay In N.H.S., Schoolboys Were Safe Breakers Police Thought Adults Were Responsible, Khrushchev Speech Delayed By Storm, U.S. Himalaya Team Missing, Mr. Maudling To Visit Kenya, Jurists Condemn "Ruthless" Law To Enforce Apartheid, Spanish Arrests Denounced, Early Swearing In Of Laos Cabinet?, Volunteers To Foil Lorry Thieves, Trawling "While Going IS Good" Board's Defence Of Herring Trials, A Lincoln Red For South Africa, Night Alarms In Cambridge, Plan For World Disarmament, "Bonn Objection" On U.S.-Soviet Talks, Man In The News Key Figure In New Canadian Parliament, New Tv Relay System Sir Robert Renwick's Forecast, Norway Ratifies Nordic Pact, Inquiry Exonerates Herr Strauss, Mr. Nehru On India's Right To Buy Migs 'A Lot Of Shouting', Defence Ask About Loans By Bank Deals With Salariya Organization, The Congo's Problem Provinces, Civil Servants Impressed By Dr. Banda's Young Men First Months In Office Of Ex-Detainees, Gas Workers To Press Claim Union Accuse Board Of Timidity, Proposed Trade Agreements With India And Pakistan, "Thin Pretext" For Expelling Ld. Russell Unpaid Labour Party Dues, Britain's Role In Shaping Europe French Optimism At Rusk Talks, Ruhr Miners To Strike Next Week Government May Intervene Rise Of 10% Claimed, Maniac Theory After Attack On Nurse, New City Groups As Link With Six Suggestion By An Architect, Convicted Men In Industry Many Prove To Be Good Workers, Another Abrupt Fall On Wall Street, "Freedom" Call To Franco, New Zealand's Fears Over E.E.C. Transition Period "Suspended Death Sentence" Warning By Mr. Marshall, Disputed Temple Protests, U.S. Urged To Use Foreign Capital, Call For Critical Review Of 1944 Education ACT, Shooting Down A Pit Heap Smell Scent Guns Used At Bedlinog, B.E.A. Chairman Mocks Air Rivalry Comment On Cunard Agreement, Five New Syrian Ministers, Immigrants Plan Alarms Airlines, Students May Buy A Racehorse, Textile Group In Brussels Talks, Regrets For Hoax By Students, Big Speed-Up On Western Region London-Birmingham In 1 Hr. 50 Min., The Course Of Nature Capriccios By The Blackbird, Canadian Cabinet Considers The Next Step, Some Progress On Buraimi Dispute Problem Of Refugees, Coin-Operated Dry Cleaners First Four Shown In London, Major Overhaul For Canberra, Muslims Back At Work In Algiers Response To Union Appeal, Ministry Criticized In Road Inquiry, Let's Fight Till Six, Cambridge Tripos Lists, Comonwealth As Japanese Market, Police Clash With Breton Farmers, Iraq Questions On Kuwait Campaign, Barbed Wire Barricade At Stonehenge, High Altitude Bomb Fails Again Debris Falls On Island, Dissident Chiefs Transferred, Public Access To Brownsea Island, Storms Upset A Queen's Plans Danish Yacht Delayed, House Of Lords Reject Dutchman's Appeal, Authors Draw With N.B.L., Better Trains To Winter Resorts, New Renault Car Out Today 956 c.c. Five-Seater, Saving Old Houses From Demolition New Society Will Lend Money To Owners, Fears Of Nauru Islanders Threat To Identity In New Homes, £14,000 Taken In Two Raids Factory Attack And Bank Hold-Up, Platform For Deep Water British Idea With Many Uses, Spanish Army Chaplain Sentenced Alleged Member Of Communist Cell, Councils Advised To Tell The Press, On Other City Pages, Decision This Week On "Time And Tide", Chinese Protest At Shooting, Call For World Talks On Six, Germans 'Welcome British Troops', Glasgow Tribute To Dr. Bunche 14 Honorary Doctors Created, Australia And U.S. Trade Talks Plan, Air Afrique Joins I.A.T.A., "Nationalization Can Continue", 152 More Detainees Freed In Ghana Mr. Appiah Still In Prison Dr. Nkrumah's Assurances On Amnesty For Refugees. News in Brief. Property: Knight, Frank & Rutley, Jackson-Stops & Staff, Flats And Chambers, Alfred Savill & Sons, Property Market London Wall Block Let To Bank. Law: Court Of Criminal Appeal Interventions-But No Mistrial Regina v. Shipman, High Court Of Justice: Probate, Divorce And Admiralty Proving A Jamaican Marriage W. v. W., £32,500 Damages For Injured Girl, Chinese Remanded On Drugs Charges. Arts and Entertainment: Television Programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,021, Solution Of Bridge Problem No. 1,537, More American Awards For British Players, Beckett Premiere At In-Stage, Week Of Modern Opera, The Queen Wins Jersey Cattle Breed Championship Heavy Entry In Royal Counties Show, In The Sale Rooms Hesslein Collection Sold For £36,955. Picture Gallery: Living In The High Veldt. Politics and Parliament: Mr. Macmillan Back In London, Minister's 'Six' Assurance Nothing To Affect Social Services. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1862. Weather: The Weather. Official Appointments and Notices: Church Appointments, County Commissions, Baptist Changes, Ecclesiastical News Bishop's Proposal Starts Dispute, Walter Winchell's Threat To Resign. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Telling The Others, International Ruin, Left in the Loft, Incitement to Revolt, Stiff Medicine. Letters to the Editor: Legion's Charter, Elector's Choice, Nuclear Policy, Pilots' Licences, Opus Dei, Leonardo Cartoon Appeal, Success With Salmon, When Incomes Rise Two Types Of Pay Structure. Court and Social: Court Circular. Reviews: New Fiction, Brittle Essay on the Sex War Her Majesty's Theatre: Judith, Pleasure In Reading Out Loud, The Film Creations of an Authentic Clown Ritz and Columbia: Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy, Too Great a Zeal, Mad About Balloons, A Telling New Production Aldeburgh Festival: Albert Herring, Debut of a Rare Bass, Ex-Marxist Musings, Guests and Residents: Mr. Paul Kletzki on Conductors and Orchestras, "Treat Jungle as Your Friend" Was Slogan for These Men, Strings In Superb Attack, Vienna Hears the Warsaw Philharmonic, Oil and Water, New Work Of Two Sculptors, Julie's Salon, CHARLES FOLEY: Island in Revolt.. Obituaries: Bishop P. W. Stephenson, Captain G. D. Fanshawe, Lieut.-Col. Alec Ogilvie Aviation Pioneer, Sir Patrick Ramsay The Diplomatic Service, Mr. Mahesh Chandra, Sir Patrick Murray, Sir Geoffrey Lowles, Mr. L. H. Oliver, Obituary. Business and Finance: Swiss National Bank Asks For Restraint Again Will Voluntary Efforts Be Enough?, W. German Car Output Rises, Harveys Of Bristol £2,250,000 Debenture Offer, Two New London S.E. Council Members, More Cross Channel Investment Fertilization, Swedish Company Loan., Rail Merger Talks, Latest Dividends, London Stock Exchange Sturdy Advance By Kaffirs Industrials Move Aimlessly, Fruit And Vegetable Share Newcomer, Board Room Clash At Bradford Dyers, Unilever N.V., Usi Equipment For Europe, $2 A Ton Rise In U.S. Steel Costs, B.M.B. Group Wines And Spirits Reorganization, Wm. Baird Dividend Forecast, International Paints (Holdings) Group Profit Improved, Finance Corporation For Industry Reserves Increased £4,550,000 Advanced To Clients, News From Industry British Exporters Urged To Develop Polish Market Demand For T.V. Sets Sharply Down In April, Bols Raise Dividend, William Pickles Pay 5 P.C., $1½M. British Dragline For Canada, Little Change In Jute And Flax Prices, New Bp Oil Strike In Libya 8,500 Barrels Daily, U.K. Optical Holdings Gratifying Sales Achievement, Common Market Equities Lower, Indian Reserves Down, Southcros Earn And Pay More, Malayan Chamber Of Mines Mr. E. D. Shearn's Address, French Export Warning, Tin Prices Drop Back, William Baird & Co., Ltd., Brazilian Land Offer, Farbwerke Hoechst, Foreign Companies St. Gobain's Higher Earnings, $30M. Australian Loan Oversubscribed, "Breakthrough" By Du Pont., Lansil's Scrip Issue, U.S. Freight Car Deliveries, More H.P. Statistics Sought, S. African Trade Surplus Higher, Castrol Prospects Bright, GENERAL MINING AND FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa) Chairman's Speech, Tyne Tees Common Market Move, Mr. Roosa On The Dollar 1962 Gold Outflow Estimate, Henry Hope Do Well Overseas, Stoll Board Wins On Poll, Company News Bleachers' Profits Fall £140,000 But Extra Bonus Chubb & Son's Earnings Rise By 45 Per Cent, Straits Tin Recovers, Overseas Finance Dm. 200M. West German Advance Credit For Indian Five-Year Plan, Pound Holds Steady, Discount Houses In The Bank, Triumph U.S. Sales Still Rising, Overseas Markets, AMBROSE SHARDLOW & COMPANY LIMITED (Manufacturers of Crankshafts of all types) Improved Turnover Under Difficult Conditions Mr. Frank A. Perkins's Review, Debt Talks With Local Authorities Impact On Monetary Policy, More Ford Shutdowns In U.S., Success Of The 1962 Hanover Fair, Castrol Limited A Year Of Group Trading Expansion Group Sales Reach New Peak Mr. L. W. Farrow's Statement, Canadian Deficit $25M. Larger $147M. Dividend Outflow, Bid Of 41s. For Doloo "Not Enough", Foster Brothers Clothing Company Limited Record Trading Profit Again Achieved, $11M. Aluminium Plant Record, Steel Plant For Tunisia, Wall Street Nears 1962 Low Further $1 Losses, Unit Trust Prices. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities Cash Tin Falls £8 10s. A Ton, Stock Exchange Dealings, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Closing Prices. Business Appointments: Business Changes Esso Petroleum Appointments Two New Directors. Shipping News: Movements Of Liners.
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