... the Dead Sea Scrolls, did focus attention on things Biblical and add to popular interest in the Bible. There is no need to speak of the extensions of such popular interest into the popular media, films, radio, television, the press. That is all on the ...

... pessimistic sentiments or not, or considered they erred by over-exaggeration, I’d no doubt in my mind that these ladies were speaking out of their own sad experience and they’d quite forgotten that strangers were present. Having partaken of a very satisfactory ...

... appalled at how mardy strikes, wildcat and others, hurt the coun-' try and many innocent people. He did not claim the right to speak on industrial disputes. but as an ordinary citizen and recognising the right to strike. “Is it not time,” he said, “that such ...

... Australia and show films, some of them depicting Ulster people who have already settled ‘“‘down under.” Mr, Harrison will also speak in the various churches and address \Onnge Lodges and Unionist Associations. ' “I have great faith in Australia and I believe ...

... tennis court, but after all, she has had it all her firstclass tennis-playing life. and she has still done pretty well. so It speaks for itself. Mrs. Truman said Christine would not make a final decision on her future until after her marriage. She and her ...

... rather less As 1 expected, His Grace the Archbishop of Cashel and Emly opened the meeting with his usual serenity and dignity, speaking in Irish first—and not just a few introductory _sentences and then a quick switch into English. How satisfying—and encouraging—it ...

... a stable cost of living for the next six or nine months was made to-day by Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Speaking in 8.8.C.'s Woman's Hour' in the Light Programme. he said that the Government's pay pause had been a success. NEW BUS-STOP ...

... Branch Headquarters by Holywood Flute Band ~ Wreaths were laid and two minutes’ silence observed, Squadron- Leader MacDonald speaking the tribute to the fallen. ...

... recognised him though his hair had become snowy white. He use to sit quietly at a table glad when old friends came over to speak to him. He read The Leader regularly and contributed a short article of recollections to its Diamond Jubilee Number (1960) ...

... cut- PENNYBURN Jook in th's area w 2 leave 7 the words of Mr. George GRAND DRAW Howden, chairman of the e - g = “U.”T.A., to speak for them-1 _.L,;(:L:.amm Quigicy, Shamrock selves — and to point the'r 2—Mie; Anette l.w'cNicholi. Main own moral: “He wished ...

... or commitment to take military action for defence of Quemoy. Matsu or Formosa. `Obnoxious doctrines ' THE Home Secreary. speaking at Westminster to-day on Sunday's disturbances in Trafalgar' Square. said the speakers themselves were not arrested but were ...

... the choral, tions at Feis Ailigh at Buncrana. With them are their teachers Miss Patricia Logue and - ¥ language and verse-speaking comideli- Mr. Joseph Gallagher. e gt e ’ - b Ak. * s T e~ e #N NeV P b ‘il rg * W S e .. - - - r'v - - ’ 'y fix ‘ i g, - ...