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... *“One after another, Socialist M.P.s are pecoming disillusioned, and the moment the Liberals withdraw‘ their support from Socialism the Government will fall. The Liberals in Parliament are at present acting s an appendage to the Socialist Government, which ...
... make political victory certain in the shortest possible time. He said the most urgent need of the mnation is to replace the Socialists with Conservatives, who are practised in handling national and international affairs. He went on: “I chose a time for change ...
... positi and win; and then | other action which political victory ce shortest possible tim He said the mosy the mnation is to Socialists with are practised in and international afl He went on: “I ¢ change when I electors were begin back to the Conserva Poll ...
... councils inted into its system a poison of own concoction, “ Party Politics ” Conservatives flying the flag of dependents, and Socialists. The ult has been to transform the uncillor’'s role. en to one the invitation to enter al council comes from one or the ...
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... I can promise you. You will not get from Mr. Heath promises to entice or double talk to deceive. 3 “At the election the Socialists said one thing. Ever since, they have done another. That must en? for the only basis for working democracy is that an election ...
... injected into its system a poison of its own concoction, “ Party Politics” — Conservatives flying the flag of Independents, and Socialists. The result has been to transform the councillor's role. Ten to one the invitation to enter local council comes from one ...
... told the meeting “We are hoping to increase our support from the progressive Conservatives, and there are some, and the non-Socialist [members of the Labour Party, and ‘there are plenty of them. | “The Conservatives are not going to solve their problems by ...
... outstanding and a stand by G. Graham, who was well known in the town for his work for the Kr}lfi\ measured lsfidincl?es. Vfiwran Socialist cause, and whose parents live in Olympia Gardens. |exhibitor 90-year-old Mr. R. Shotton Born in Hext 23 years :;0 N sdn Ol ...
... Lambton, M.P. for Berwick and a fire engine. said the country had now had nearly The accident occurred in Newgate one year of Socialist rule, a period Street and, hearing the crash, Miss of false hopes and broken promises Marion Halliday, of Bolsover and it ...
... parties in this|teachers in other tvpes of school) licence and for not having a current awards sphere, that whereas the Socialist‘pm, on their slippers and relax OP€ will be prepared to impose its Will'hefore the telly.” Morton, aged 23, of 21 St. Andrew’s ...
... from his tour of the Northan informal visit to pital. r he chatted with Holliday, chairman hire Urban District Robens was Socialist , Coun. Holliday was gent. s never misses the visiting Coun. Holliis in the North-East. Holliday retired two e took ill and ...