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... to find his Foreign Secretary a liability rather than an asset. Challenging The Stars NOW that Everest has been conquered hardy spirits in the Commonwealth and elsewhere will be searching for new adventures; but the targets are dwindling. The North and ...

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... gave it a reluctant birth Steven Hardie then chairman but soon afterwards he fell out Mr Duncan Sandys Minister of over price-fixing arrangements Rath- than his head to Government which in the meantime had changed Mr Hardie resigned the job and three days ...

... between home trade prices and export prices has become progressively lees. THE HARDIE RIFT Referring to the resignation of the Corporation's chairman. Mr. S. J. L. Hardie. in February. 1952, after a difference of opinion on policy regarding steel prices ...

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