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... as significant that Hanoi began sending messages to heads of Government only when reports started to come from Washington speaking -of the military disadvantage fromlwhlch U.S. forces were “ RECKLESS, BARBAROUS | A U.N. spokesman said in New York that ...
... business, and the other to d with domestic business. Applicants for the position dealing with export matters must be able to speak two foreign languages. The work involves liaison between the plant and our dealers on many matters of administration and promotion ...
... countries,” Professor M. W. Thring told the Royal Society of | Arts in London last night. | “In the British system, | mufhly speaking,” he added, * the | craftsman, the inventor and the | engineering designer occupy the .lowest rung of the educational | scale ...
... to blame the Church of Scotland or the Roma: Catholics for the decline of Gaelic or the moral decay of the Highlands. Facts speak for themselves, The Church of Scotland has a proud heritage going right back to the days of St Columba. Giving the lairds the ...
... Limburg Province, } » The striking miners are demonstrating mi’ut a Government decision to fl: uneconomic coal pits in the ish-speaking Genk area. - ...
... MOBILISATION The Gove;t‘mgt mobilised two regiments emish - speaking paratroopers in a military take over of the troubled area today. L power stations a Two miners were killed yesterday when police charged rioters at Waterschei, near Genk. Twenty riot ...
... exchange ideas. They were also keeping in touch with individual firms to give them help and assistance. 2 He added: “I cannot: speak too highly of the efforts many of our representatives abroad are now making on behalf of British aircraft exports.” The Government ...
... small. A better balance needs to be sought. An environment, however, in which rents of local authority houses, generally speaking, are artificially low is not one in which housebuilding for sale is likely to flourish. ...
... hostilities. Hanoi had sent tens of thousands of troops into South Viet-Nam for the purpouoflmmm\nll on that country by force. 3 Speaking later for a n%ud time, Mr Goldberg said the US. had no quarrel with the contention expressed by France and other members ...
... was a figure of one in four. Those children born with defective heads and grossly deformed, of the kind the bishop had been speaking, were able to be diagnosed by X-ray at the 32nd week. The amendment was defeated on a division by 20 votes to 55— a majority ...
... restricted for safety reasons, Sir Richard Glyn, chairman of the organising committee announced here today. Sir Richard, speaking at a luncheon to celebrate Cruft's 70th show 1o be held in London on Februa qi'-:gi_sisdoau’ prizewinners at ampionship ...
... the United Nations, what the majority of Commonwealth nations and what the Organisation of African Unity will urge, . . . Speaking of recent desertions from the Rhodesian police, Mr Lardner-Burke said that all those who had left were former Metropolitan ...