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... walked along the corridor with Cairng and mnever saw him stab anyone “NOT RELEASED” Asked by Mr Stewart why he had refused to speak on the day of Malcolmson’s death, when he claimed that he knew Cairns was innocent, Purdie said he had thought it better to ...
... last night in Edinburgh that the time Rhodestarto gt s Begie of setic a T ment tolengl‘: to goth sides in the conflict. @ 1 Speaking on “The Future of the Commonwealth” to Edinbu:gh University Conservative Club, he said we could not tolerate a racialist ...
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... PROF. CALDER ON CHURCH “ RIVALRY” Professor Ritchie Calder, speaking to Edinburgh Presbytery’'s Ministerial Club yesterday on human suffering in underdeveloped countries, said that the Church must be concerned with human bdntga and not just their souls ...
... lmhnuuldhemmprised that the Opposition had not put down an amendment to the (;cpvermmtmt motion. s Mr Heath was about to speak for a party who were loud in their censure of the Government's defence programme. *“ Everything they have ence of £2400 million ...
... RINGS FALSE To a British audience, the tenor of the &l:f rings false. Only Donald g, who can speak of “loving * his brother, can make such words seem unaffected. A British soldier recovering his identity would probably face with amusement the notion that ...
... States until 1969, and even then there would be need of financial assistance and guaranteed orders by the Government, Py 3 Speaking of orders for Ameri.c;n x';'b?m“’ :I:dwamed: “We ou on against taking a step whlc#.“ without a little fomight} will land ...
... Staff photo No. A/0667 ). 1 9 Secondary School competitors who took part in Midlothian Co unty Education Committee’s Public Speaking Competition gre seen above in the County Buildings, Edinburgh. Teams from D atkeith, Penicuik and Musselburgh were among ...
... without a seat in Parliament at present, There are Sstrong rumours that Bonnyrigg may put him forward as their nominee, (When speaking to an “Adver-| tiser” reporter on Monday Mr. Stott confessed he thought it would be a good thing if he had a seat in Parliament) ...
... life offers no challenge to the Young. Speaking against the motion were teams from Dalkeith (West Calder's direct opponents) and Musselburgh Grammar. West Calder's successful shield-winning team, in order of speaking was lan Ritchie, Lindsay Stevenson, Anne ...