... diplomatic immunity that we give the embassy here in London.” The Russians would never believe that a former Naval officer speaking Russian, and who had been in Intelligence, could be anything other than a spy. These were the reasons behind the campaign ...

... Wilson, said in his Huyton constituency last night that he totally rejected any general slashing of local authority services. Speaking at a dinner, attended by many civic leaders, he said that for the past few years the amount collected in rates had increased ...

... “congregation, -where people gathered :together. “for, fellowship and for service to the community: | -Dr -Murchison-was. speaking - at. |'theé: 'semi-jubilee . service -of the Ivministei‘-‘ .._of - Mosspark : Parish Church, the Rev: James Johnston.: ‘At ...

... postponed By Our Shipbuilding Correspondent Mr Michael Scott, chairman of Scotts’ Shilfbuudhu & Engineering Co., Ltd., Greenock—speaking after the christening of the Royal Fleet auxiliary, Resource, being built by his compa'nj' for the Royal Navy—welcom the ...

... table with the National Liberation Front — the political arm of the Vietcong — under any condition. The two leaders were speaking an hour before their final meetin§l in Honolulu with President JoAn;oes u;g his top ad\}r{b?r;. s| about making Haipho a ...

... becauseiof-a shortage-of Government funds was given yesterday by the chairman of the University Court.-Mr.W.F. Robertson 'Speaking:after the official opening:. “of:’ the. ‘university's . David Livingstone:‘Tower: block by -the Chancellor, -Lord Todd: Mr ...

... yesterday to place the matter of investment in the Glasgow ‘shipyard before their national committee. Sir William Carron, speaking last night from his London home, 'said: “ We have been advised that the investment does not require a change in rule, but ...

... vigorously defended-in:the House of Commons tonight by Sir Myer .Galpern (Lab. . Shettleston), a former Lord Provost of the city. Speaking : during the- report stage of the Universities ' (Scot: land) Bill as amended in the Scottish Standing Committee, he criticised ...

... only a term. The real face of it is police fascism.” The Communist Party, he said, is “a vast bandit organisation.” vt R A Speaking at a Press conference, Mr Tarsis said he had no desire to remain in the West. “1I would not like to make a final statement ...

... the -extension of “‘the . Rhodesian - sanctions. to cover.. South- ‘Africa -as.-'well.> . - Somehow, - many .- English-speaking “South Africans ‘manage o support. both propositions: - while' ardently ‘affirming their devotion to their. “/kith .and kin ...

... 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 ...

... RESTRICTIONS Speaking before Mr Wilson, Lord Cromer, Governor of the Bank of England, stressed the need to remove the restrictions on “private invisibles —the net earnings: from such activities as banking, . insurance, shipping, aviation, travel and ...