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... e.eamm nndeht:: spirit of the renewed fellowship between all the Christian ™ ™ “ictin would also “afford opportunity for speaking of some of the matters which emerge from the Vatican Council.” 4 ...
... yesterday that Britain’s telephone service would be on the verge of collapse but for the amount of overtime worked. He was speaking at the guild’s annual conference in Aberdeen during discussion on a proposal that a strict overtime limit should be imposed ...
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... CO-OPERATION IN THE ANTARCTIC PRAISED Co-operation between the WMMMW, Antarctic was praised Sir Clive Bossom (C, Leominister), speaking in the second-reading debate on the Antarctic Treaty Bill K The purpose of the P S second is (1) to enable Britain to approve ...
... (!momxm:ntt are co dtflnfi whether or not to go ahead wi plans for a tek communication satellite to link France with French-speaking African countries. France, who ‘would require E.L.D.O.':ma rocket to put such a“ hllb orNL“m siders it would siders it woald ...
... CONCERN FOR PUBLIC The committee appreciated that the?' could speak only for the police. Concern for the safety of the public had, however, been stressed at the meetm&‘hey rded as urgent the question fi training in the use of firearms in view of the increasing ...
... neither the Labour nor the Tory mmmm‘w because they are each with one of the opposing interests however much they may claim to speak for the nation as a whole.” umi!!gnmm(um. cheered the writer's assertion that the Liberals had no need to look over their shoulder ...
... that the sooner the world realised that Rhodesia intended to keep her independence the better it would be for everybody. Speaking at a fete held by the ruling Rhodesian Front, he said Rhodesia was willing to talk to people about improving trade and other ...
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... it At Hurlford, Ayrshire, yesterday. Mr William Ross, Secretary of State for Scotland, speaks to one of the apprentices at the foundry training centre, the first of its kind,in' Britain, which he ’ e et ea s eok ol el T xee s I '\Jl Aot ot £ ; & . 7 ...
... THIS MORNING Jesus saith . . . [ that speak unto thee am he. St John IV, 26 The word of God is not a spiritual abstraction but a Person, incarnate in uufi.:dnmn-(u }}o m;mlm n 3 most unexpected places. ho woman of Samaria sought to substitute the future ...
... '.“'T gl y E , 5. ot 1 than Ist be with the appropriate University not later n -'m should lodged GERMAN TUITION by native speaking teacher; examinations or coaversation. Phone COL 3635 after 5 . p.m. . AtD ...