... ‘eading by stages to African majority rule ““These efforts have been supgorled b& all political parties In ritain. e feel we can speak for the overwhelming majority of British people in Kenya when we say that they are most certainly supzoned here. “Most of us ...

... sensitive to good design. Mr. Ward (.1 am assuming that he the of the letter, though it has te'o signatories and claims to speak for a group of teachers) should confine himself to his first argument: that children see one thing on the blackboard and another ...

... that he doubted if the Roman Catholic and Protestant approach to “justification by faith” was reconcilable. Dr. Park was speaking at a special service yesterday to commemorate the Reformation. He said that faith to the Roman Catholic was intellectual ...

... fool the car is a lethal weapon of the most destructive kind, and its use or misuse must be more rigorously controlled. 1 speak for many people when I accuse our Government leaders of gross hyprocrisy in dealing with one aspect of this carnage—the case ...

... site to about 60 acres, and he added: I would envisage building rapidly there. possibly an advance Aii . : • i'aulkner was speaking to the Press after a meeting uetween Derry Corporation and the Economic Council, of which the Minister is chairman. He said ...

... God and the Rule He has said that he is not a religious man—a Protestant loosely speaking” and with a conventional belief in God and the Golden Rule. His righthand man, James Coltart, is a member of Moral Rearmament — Thomson says he sees nothing wrong ...

... lived, not to bury themselves in a ghetto-like existence, Dr. S. J. Park, Moderator of the General Assembly, said in Dublin. Speaking at a Reformation service in Adelaide Road Presbyterian Churoh yesterday, Dr. Park said that although in Eire Protestants ...

... policy has always been to buy tits 0017 air OW. Workshops before sank. and to cell them at the keenest psseibis prin. Results speak f or tem ..`. Gulf Kens to do grown* faster than ever you oompare our higher-then-ever Inds-di allowance ea year omen Oar ...

... made a perpetual feature. The adjudicators will be: Vocal—Mr, S. Cramer, Sligo; instrumental—Mr. R. Gallagher, Derry; verse-speaking—Miss E. rick, Newry; dancing. M'Hugh. Belfast. g ...

... smear' challenge to PM MR. DAVID BLEAKLEY, Labour M.P. for Victoria, has challenged the Prime Minister, Capt. O'Neill, to speak out on what Mr. Bleakley says is the serious smear being made by some Unionist spokesmen that th e British Government is ...

... Britain yesterday and said: “I would like to return to China if 1 could preach freely.” Mr. Jones, 49, of Stroud, Glos,, was speaking at London Airport after flying in from New York. After joyful greetings from his parents, Robert and Sarah Jones, Mr. Jones ...

... of prize cattle” The letter drew a prompt reply from five young men from Ballymena., a town well known for its forthright speaking. They described the girls’ complaints as unfounded. “It is the blokes who go to dances who have to put up with the bad manners ...