Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... America One of Birmingham's well known social workers would like to explode what she thinks is a myth. I would visit America and see how the ordinary woman really lives, confides Mrs. Nora Hinks. of 46, Carpenter Road, Edgbaston. Somehow. I don't believe ...
... America /FEE Americans always seem to me to have the sweetest tooth in the world, apart from Turks and Egyptians. One of their great loves is candy. and here is a recipe for a homemade Christmas candy to hand round to visitors or to pack in a box as a ...
... AMERICA struck me as more relaxed than I had expected does not alter the fact that it is fascinating and dynamic precisely because the pressures of living have built up to a point at which there is no EnglLsh parallel. Skyscrapers are being demolished ...
... IN AMERICA Experience. however, shows there are some surprising differences. In America a number of professors at universities have told me that college students who marry early in their course, say at the age at 19 or 20, settle down extraordinarily ...
... TO AMERICA ? 88, FLEET STREET, SINCE the Bermuda talks between Mr. Macmillan and President Eisenhower it has been assumed that, at no distant date, the Queen and Prince Philip would make a State visit to America—and, if the Canadians are not to feel slighted ...
... TO AMERICA 3IR. 1. R BUCKLEY, the well-known Midland Region broadcaster, has returned to America, the land of his adoption. after a stay of two years in Birmingham. During that time he has taken part in Midland Region drama productions, children's hour ...
... America By NORMAN MACDONALD Despite the Good Neighbour policy the United States has strenuously pursued in Latin America, she is still regarded there with distrust —as was evidenced by the rough welcome recently accorded Vice-President Nixon. This ...
... America road transport is meeting increasing competition from small cars and diesel railcars; modern vehicles last longer than pre-war vehicles and there is now a surplus of capacity for building vehicle bodies; and. finally, the credit squeeze and high ...
... in America's educational ladder IT comes as quite a shock for an Englishman living in the United States to hear such expressions as the labouring classes, the working classes, and so on. At one time, such comments were not heard. All men were equal ...
... America. He was saved by Mr. Don Whillans. leader of the Anglo- American team trying to scale the Torre Egger Ice peak in Patagonia. Mr. Coffey, a 32-year-old steel erector, of Newbolds Road, Wolverhampton, fell when a snow bridge collapsed as he was ...
... of their America Hawaii had opted far very relaxed laws there would be pressures for change in other states. would be pressures for changes in other states. Bussing wu expected to be a major issue In this election in several northern states, well u in ...
... AND AMERICA The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission announced yesterday that the Russians had held the sixth explosion in their current series of nuclear tests. The latest explosion. detected yesterday, was a relatively high yield weapon. Like the five previous ...