The Times - 20/03/1965
1965; Gale Group;
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From Our Rowing Correspondent, From Our Rugby Football Correspondent, FROM OUR ATHLETICS CORRESPONDENT, From Our Golf Correspondent, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Racing Correspondent, From Our Legal Correspondent, From a Special Correspondent, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MOTORING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Radio Correspondent, FROM OUR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR LABOUR CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent-WASHINGTON, MARCH 19, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-GENEVA, MARCH 19, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Correspondent-OSLO, FROM OUR SALE ROOM CORRESPONDENT, From Our Special Correspondent-SAIGON, MARCH 19, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, CLEMENT INGLEBY, MICHAEL CURTIS, Head of History, MARTIN PARES, President. Francis, L. A. R. DUNCAN., GEOFFREY BRERETON., ANTHONY CARTER, Deputy, J. S. MORRISON, Senior Tutor., A. B. CLEGG, Education Officer, , A. W. HARRISON, Senior Registrar., E. C. BRADBURY, H. BONDI., LUCY WEBSTER., C. W. DUGMORE., J. G. RUDDOCK, Director, Ruddock, , CHARLES WHEELER, President., JOHN POLE., D. G. B. BOYD., FROM A CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR YACHTING CORRESPONDENT, THOMAS P. BLUNT. Shrewsbury., FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT-CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 19, FROM OUR LABOUR STAFF, FROM A COLLECTOR, FROM AN ANGLER, FROM LLOYD'S, By Our City Editor, From Our Special Correspondent,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Educational, Charities And Appeals, Opera And Ballet, Hotels And Resorts, Travel. Arts and Entertainment: Sunday Sound Home (330m. and 93.5mc/s), Sunday Television B.B.C. 1 (Ch. 1), The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 10,873, What's on Television for the Welsh?, Weekend Broadcasting Saturday Television. Sport: Sheffield's Role In League, Oxford Thrive On The River... Tideway Record And Scullers Both Beaten, ... But Falter On The Golf Course Cambridge Seven Points Up At Halfway Stage, New Zealand Tied Down By Spin, New Definition For Line-Out, Batty's Chance At Ostend England Favoured For Cross Country Title, The last match but one in the inter- England Can ADD To Scots' Unhappy Record, Sports in Brief, Last Wood Draws In To Win, Coventry Lose Home Record, Snow Reports, Confidence In Worcran To Win Imperial Cup More Successes Likely For Cazalet's Stable, Belgian Fencers Lose, Lawn Tennis, Today's Arrangements Association Football, Hockey Defenders Thwart Midlands. Law: E.T.U.: Judgment Reserved, Court Of Appeal Drawing Up An Injunction In Re A Bankrupt, Rudkin-Jones V. The Trustee Of The Property Of The Bankrupt, The Right Approach Williams V. British Road Services And Another, Left Man "Alive And Well", Business And Pleasure Bowden (Inspector Of Taxes) V. Russell And Russell, Less Litigation, New Law Journal Pleads. News: Cuthbert And Benedict Two Men Of God, Chances Brighter For M. Defferre, The Season's Prospects for Fishermen, Tory Attack On Mr. Aubrey Jones "Seduced By His Opponents", Sigtuna, quiet Swedish town steeped in history A Traveller's Impressions, Shopping for Carpets, Farmers' Protests "Not Justified", No Vital Agreements Reached In Gromyko Talks, 120 American Aircraft In North Vietnam Raid "Peace-Mongers" Marched Over The Border, Man Wins Fight For Barony, Amendments On Murder Bill, Chinese Envoys In Europe Confer, Man Drags A Boy From School, Parking Discs For Cheltenham, 400,000 B.M.C. Sports Cars Since War, Life IS Short On Easter Island, Movements Of Liners, Russian Space Men Return Safely Landing Far From Expected Point Possible Fault In Controls, Whitman Book To Be Published, How I Marked O-Levels, Survey Fleet Still Only On Paper, Release Decision In Congo, Grace and Style of Old Hammer Guns, Pay Increase For Civil Servants, Mr. Heath Suggests Monthly Payment Of Rates, Cruiser Owners Want Place On The River, Where Conservatives Went Astray In 1945, Warning On Parish Pump Jealousies, Arabs' Water Scheme Seen By M.P.S, President Snubs Governor On Alabama March "Call Up Your National Guard Or I Will", Demonstration By Nazis' Victims Dr. Globke Testifies At S.S. Trial, "Heavy Weapons" In Cyprus, Hopes Of Ending Drink Rush, Whooping Cranes' Progress, Britain in Bloom, Shoeshines Only Off The Feet, Broadmoor Urged to Put Security First, £56,000 For Newspaper Press Fund, New Way Of Choosing Future Managers, Letter Rate Rise Announcement, Government Push Aircraft Sales Middle East Tour By Mr. Stonehouse, B.B.C. "World's Liveliest Radio Organization", New Tube Could Carry 2,000 Television Programmes, 300,000 Homes Plan For Rural Area £10,000 Survey, M. Monnet On Need For Wide Market Britain "Limited By Frontiers", Swanley Development Refused, 2 Soldiers Die In Sea Exercise, Exchequer Wages Bill Up £236M. £417M. On Forces' Pay, Ban On Televised Games Next Week, Indonesia Edict On Foreign Oil Firms Control Teams To Be Formed, Necklace Snatched From Woman, The Pines of Home, Russia Objects To Telemetry Station In Arctic Protest To Norway Over Proposal, Small Boat Rules Opposed, 760,000 gns. Paid For A Rembrandt Sold To American After Dispute Over Bid Christie's Chairman Speaks Of Misunderstanding, Chemical Plant For Puerto Rico, The Tawny Owl's "Other Hoot" Call From Female, Progress Made In The Fight Against Cancer, Turkish Offer To Talk With Greece Cyprus "Poisoning Our Relations", Opposition Wins In Nigerian Poll. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Dons To Ballot On Use Of Gowns, Master Mascus Doping: £3,000 In Rewards, From The London Gazette, Friday, March 19, 1965 The Bankruptcy Acts, 1914 And 1926, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Oxford. Picture Gallery: Designs for a Camera, Reviews: Concerts For Children Fuel Merchant's Promotion, Clear Account Of New Work, Brilliant Miss Wright, Convincing Soloists in Beethoven, Pianist With Zeal Of A Missionary, Mahler's Eighth as Played by Utah Orchestra, Splendidly Gay Ark Of Noye's Fludde, An Impeccable Ensemble. Display Advertising: Db, Olympic, Olympos Limited, Appeals, The Times, Greece, Ravenna. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Planners' Bane, Next Stop Moscow, Status in Shoe Shining, Too Lofty for Words. Letters to the Editor: Gaining Equal Status, Success Qualities, Quality On Rail, Fired by Inspiration, At Too High A Cost Case Against Open Awards, On The Wrong Track?, Facts In The Galleries, Chairmen's Price, Outside Contractors, Marine Motto, Seaman Shakespeare?, Professional Diagnoses, Simpler Accounting, Salt Bacon?, Old Word, New Life, Not So Unwillingly. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1865. Obituaries: Mr. Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej President Of Rumania, Sir Edward Bailey: A Notable Geologist, Mrs. Mabel Prichard, Viscount Leathers Transport In The War Of 1939-45, Obituary. Stock Exchange Tables: Falls In Short-Dated Stocks, Weekly List Of Security Prices, London Stock Exchange Closing Prices: Dull End To The Account, Recent Issues, Option Rates, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, U.S. Net Reserves Minus $46M., Tin Values Fall Back, Wall Street Fluctuates Fractional Range, No Sign Of EQUITY Rally; Short Bonds Sag Again, Unit Trust Prices. Business and Finance: wpm The Wall Paper Manufacturers Ltd. Brighter Future for Shareholders through Staying with W P M, Potteries' 200% Scrip, Mr. Dillon Explains The Dollar Outflow, Latest Dividends, Large Amount Of Help For Money, Currency Rates For Travellers, Yardley Nosegay, Mutual Funds, Investors' Enthusiasm Waning, Britain's Prices and Incomes Under the Microscope, Charterland & General Limited Sir Denys Lowson's Statement, Economy Expanding Rapidly, Joint Petrochemical Venture, Investment Trust Gamble Could Pay Off, Treasury Bill Rate Sharply Higher Sterling Drifts Lower Again, $200M. Stand-By For India, Bill Rate Up 1/8 Per Cent, Pound Drifts Lower, Fine Results From Ransomes, Sims, C.P.A. £3.5M. Loan Offer. Property.
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