The Times - 16/09/1959
1959; Gale Group;
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR AERONAUTICAL CORRESPONDENT, From Our Labour Correspondent, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT, From Our Own Correspondent, FROM OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT, From Our United Nations Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, FROM OUR UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT, ROBERT RANKIN., RACHEL RYAN., E. E. R. THORP., H. E. RICHARDSON., H. I. HOWARD., FREDERICK CURTIS., L. FRANCIS., DAVID LE VAY., From Our Colonial Correspondent, GLYN LANDAV:, JOHN ST. JOHN., JOHN CONNELL., A. H. BARNES., FROM OUR HORTICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT, From a Correspondent, FROM OUR ART CRITIC, From Our Boxing Correspondent, FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT, FROM OUR ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT, FROM A STAFF REPORTER, FROM OUR ST. ANDREWS CORRESPONDENT, By Our City Editor, FROM LLOYD'S, FROM OUR SHIPPING CORRESPONDENT, BY OUR BRIDGE CORRESPONDENT,
ResumoBirths. Marriages. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Motor Car Hire Service, Opera And Ballet, Public Appointments. News: Landmark For The New Germany President Lübke's Installation, Sir A. Eden On Canal Transit "Israel Deserves Gratitude", Congress Adjourns After An All-Night Session Last-Minute Scramble To Clear Decks, School Motor Cycle Class "Undesirable" Court Criticism, Sharp Rebuke To Grivas Not The "Arbiter Of Cyprus" Makarios Adamant, Adoption Order Allegation 'Excommunication If Consented To', Codes For Food Handling Announcement By Minister, Discussions Soon On Holiday Claim In Building Trade, Scientific Knowledge In Africa Conference Of C.S.A., Two Doctors Believe That Amnesia IS Genuine "Might IT Clear Up Next Week?", Inquiry Into New Zealand University Education Study Of Financial Needs And Academic Standards, Conservatives Warn Farmers: Labour Reply On Pensions, De Gaulle Plan For Future Of Algeria Broadcast To-Night, Avoiding Economic Rift In Europe Dutch Government's Intentions, Man Killed, Lady Attlee Hurt Two Cars Crash, Governor-General Installed Ottawa Ceremony For Gen. Vanier, Mr. Jack Merricks Contests Fine Objection To "These Private Courts", Berlin Critic Of Dr. Adenauer Assessment Of British Policy Deplored, "Peace And Friendship" On Earth And In The Moon, Bomb Kills Six At Texas School Man's Alleged Threats, Two Killed By 50-Ton Fall Of Earth Four-Hour Rescue Attempt Fails, Water Boards Given Warning Duty Of Preventing Typhus Outbreak, Court Told Of "Gang Battle" 23 Youths For Trial, British Firm's Bid Rejected £24,000 Lower Than U.S. Figure, Mr. Khrushchev Goes To The White House "Open Heart And Good Intentions" Crowd's Restrained Reception, Central Heat And Bigger Kitchen Design For House Of The Future, Movements Of Liners, Train Driver Killed In Level Crossing Crash Diesel Cars Hit Lorry, Aesthetic Needs In Street Lighting "As Much An Art As A Science", U.S. Rejects Russian Proposal On Laos, Strike Ending At Docks Crane Workers' Decision, Accused Directors Visit Home, Labour Programme "Irresponsible" Mr. Heathcoat Amory's Criticism, Council Of Europe Debate On Spain, Conservatives' Five-Point Employment Plan New Powers To Attract Industry, £250,00 Theft Of Paintings Cut From Frames In Toronto Gallery, Language "Battle Of Brittany", Empire "Lost By Bad Manners" British Leadership An Illusion?, Election Diary, Podola's Arrest Described Crash Of Door Against Face Neurologists Say Amnesia Genuine, Mr. Morgan Phillips's Name Goes Forward North-East Derbyshire Candidature List, New Session Of U.N. Assembly Begun Peruvian President, Clifton Bridge Plaque, Maximum Points For Britain Bridge Lead Still Shared, Cubans Want British JET Fighters Sense Of Grievance Behind Attacks, Conference On Pit Contraband Coal Board Chief To Meet Union Leaders, Internationalist Patriot From Peru, High Cost Of Providing Capital Equipment Comparisons Between Britain And The U.S. And Continent, A Horse About The House, "Young People Armed With Broken Bottles" Warning At London Sessions, Council Slow To Pay, Say Traders, Longer Warning Of Redundancy At Aircraft Firms Minister To Urge Policy On Employers, Big Developments In Crop Spraying Conference On Farm Aviation, Party Spokesmen On "Any Questions?", Plan To Move Aero Engineering School, Big Liberal Vote "Would Influence Government" Way To Curb Extremists, Opening Of Belgian Congo Council Political Issues For Discussion, Helping Africa To Help Itself, Finding Out Why People Smoke, Bhutan's Concern At Chinese Maps People "Not Panicky", A Cousin Of The Queen To Marry Royal Consent, Russian Proposals Premature London Awaits U.N. Report First, Fine Flowers But Little Foliage R.H.S. Autumn Show, "The Times" List Of Candidates Liberal Withdraws At Hastings, Eton College, Lighting "Fires Of Revolution" South African Policy Attacked, M.P.'S Protest Over R.A.F. Stations "Shocked" During Middle East Visit, Girls Overcome By Factory Fumes. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Mr. Khrushchev Guest Of U.S.. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting Programmes Home, Bridge Off The Beaten Track, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 9,165. Official Appointments and Notices: Lord Bandon Becomes Air Chief Marshal, From The London Gazette Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1959 The Bankruptcy Acts, 1914 And 1926, New Commander Of Rhine Army Gen. Sir J. Cassels Appointed, Ecclesiastical News Church Appointments, Three Royal Air Chief Marshals Approval By The Queen, Rear-Admiral's Retirement, Laos Welcomes U.N. Delegates Fact-Finding Tour Envisaged. Display Advertising: Associated-Rediffusion, French Line, United Corporations Limited, Thames Board Mills Limited,, Nife-Neverfayle, Rothmans, The Times, Heavenly Cream, Community Unit Trust, Power, National City Bank, Ic, Bs, Janitor, Scope, The Connaught Rooms, Twa, Alliance Perpetual Building Society, The Walpamur Co Ltd, Cleveland Discol, Pickles & Wallop, Russell & Bromley. Obituaries: Sir Alfred Egerton, Mr. Arthur Newton, Miss A. R. Morison, Obituary Mr. A. J. Ruthvenmurray, Obituary. Index. Editorials/Leaders: Strictly Under Control, Imperial Manners, Opening Up, Still a Long Way to Go, Plugging The Gaps. Letters to the Editor: Replacing The "Queens", Lichfield Manuscripts, Truth About Cancer, Indian Frontier, Prosperity And Moral Fibre IS There A Valid Relationship?, Make-Believe Malice, Teaching History, Motor Cycle Menace, Stuffy In Soho. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of 1859. Reviews: Telemann And His Contemporaries Hamburg Society's Spirited Playing, Beethoven Back At Waterloo Mr. Meredith Davies Conducts, Irish Look Back In Anger The Ginger Man At The Fortune, Book-Markers Trifles That Illustrate Changing Ideas Through 70 Years, A Stravinsky Opera At Festival Hall Cocteau As Narrator In Oedipus Rex, Laclos up to Date Vadim Films the Famous Novel, Bournemouth To Hear New Works, Thirties Comedy Survives Well Miss Dodie Smith On Television, Tooth's Gallery Selection Of Recent Paintings, Sir Donald Wolfit Replies, The Pitlochry Festival Theatre Company, The Sound of Music A New Rodgers and Hammerstein, Music in Camp: Canadian Venture. Sport: Yorkshire Beat The Rest Eventful Last Day Of Cricket, Leads In Spite Of Eight And Seven Cunningham's Net 68 At St. Andrews, Young England Newcomers Chances For Cohen And Holliday, Conditions Favour High Perch Chance To Emulate Half-Brother, Changes In The Rules Of Golf R. And A. Approval Given, Sports in Brief, Miss Wilkinson Out Of Swimming To Miss Dutch Match, Murless May Have Two Winners Brighton Chance Of My Fair Lady II, McCormack A New British Champion Downes Disqualified, Bolton Defeated By Late Goal Arsenal Rally After Losing Grip, Eldon's Best 5,000 Metres Minute Ahead At The Finish. Stock Exchange Tables: New Issues, U.S. Gold Stocks Lower, Stock Exchange Dealings, Quotations Sought For Two More Shares, Commodities Copper Steady After Easing, Montreal And Toronto Exchanges, Quiet Close To Account Irregular Price Movements, Wall Street Above Its Worst Losses Reduced To $1, Closing Prices, Unit Trust Prices. Business and Finance: Coal Output Lower, U.K. Financial Claims Against Communist Europe Ii-Compensation Paid For Property, Latest Dividends, Malayan Money Market Encouraged, Revenue Return Savings Certificate Sales Rise, Ford Spokesman Denies Stock Sale Rumours, Company Results John Dickinson's Second Interim Of 5%, Appleby-Frodingham Extension, The Continental And Industrial Trust Limited Increased Gross Revenue Mr. J. Backhouse Presents A Very Satisfactory Picture, Fattorini & Sons (Holdings) Ltd. A Successful Year's Trading, Indian Foreign Reserves Up, Russia Buys Australian Wool Direct, Uneven Supply Of Money Less Official Help, Economists See No Strain From Rise In Output Government Rubber To Be Sold, Gabriel Wade & English Limited Turnover Shows Welcome Increase New Subsidiary Acquired Mr. Thomas Gabriel On Trade Improvement, Simo Properties Limited Year Of Striking Developments Sir Bernard Waley-Cohen's Review, A further 9d, a share is being returned, New Contracts G.E.C. £330,000 Order, July Beer Output At Seven-Year Peak, New Olefine Plant For I.C.I., Bids And Deals Offer For Maroc, Fall In Exports To U.S. £7M. Down In August, Pound's Advance Continues Firm Gains On All Centres, Lombard Again Expands In Australia. Shipping News: International Union Of Marine Insurance. Business Appointments: Business Changes Lord Marchwood Leaves Vine Products Posts. Property: Town Houses.
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