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... Saturday's service will be attended by President Kennedy, ex-prasident Herbert Hoover, officials of the U.S. Government. the United Nations, and close friends. Mrs. Roosevelt had been ili with anaemia and a lung infection and was treated in hospital last ...

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... encouraged to do so. Resettlement Amalgamation of farms is possible only if both the landowner and the occupier consent. To encourage such arrangements Mr. Sturrock see the need for an amalgamation grant for the landowner and a resettlement grant for the occupier ...

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... rehabilitation and resettlement services, it adds. It suggests the payment of disablement wages to cover unemployability grants and reduced earnings supplements. This would be to ensure that those in training centres, industrial therapy units and sheltered ...

... to slaves in Africa, serving vice-president from its H e also prime movers of the American Colonisation Society, set up to resettle slaves in Africa, serving as its vice-president from its foundation in 1819. H e also became one of the main opponents of ...

... Royalists and were either killed during the Civil War, or had to flee the country. They may have been related to the Goughes of Perry Bar and Failings Park near Wolverhampton. of peace between Britain and the United States, the Yorkshire baronet was so delighted ...

... Royalists and were either killed during the Civil War, or had to flee the country. They may have been related to the Goughes of Perry Bar and Failings Park near Wolverhampton. of peace between Britain and the United States, the Yorkshire baronet was so delighted ...

... goes back to the farm in a horsebox. The sophisticated countryman rushes home, pausing only to snap a cassette into the stereo unit in his luxurious car. He hardly knows his relatives, or cares who might be his third cousin twice removed, for the family doesn't ...

... is aged 28 and was born in Nottingham. He was educated at Bishop Dunn Comprehensive School and the Civil Engineering College, Norfolk. He worked as a civil engineer in Northampton and Derby before returning to Nottingham where he married and established ...

... context of hunting and shooting. A number of conversation pieces in which the gentle art of fishing is used as a device for uniting the elements of the picture show that ladies could participate in such scenes with complete seemliness and as much dignity ...