... INDICATION OF HEALTH To l;.yose he had heard speak of the ess in “very derogatory terms,” Mr Herron said: *“Let us be very grateful in the Church of Sootlant that we get the Press coverage we do.” There should be pride, too, that the Kirk was still news ...

... REASSURING “Acis and Galatea,” which| reach Aldeburgh this week after | a tour of the Continent, is not, | strictly speaking, an opera—it is generally ‘};erformed in a concert version. Yet having now seen how well it can work on the stage I hope this ...

... Secretary . (DEPUTY) required for Scottish - SPCA, Edinburgh Good experience of administration. business meetings and some public speaking essential. Degree, A.C.I.S. or similar qualificanz preterrec. Good initial salary, with pension provision. with substantal ...

... that Britain should declare her firm intention to become a member of the Common Market at the first favourable orportunlty. Speaking at a luncheon meeting of the National Press Club, Mr Heath said meanwhile Britain should voluntary change her policies to ...

... activities. Applcants preferably have had some training and experience in fthe fields of health or education and be sbie 10 speak effectively 1o varied audiences. including children. and wiling 10 gccept irregular howrs The post is wmlject to JIC conditions ...

... profiosed by the Communists earlier this year. With only 17 days to go before Herr Bnnd’i and his two deputies are scheduled to speak at a Communist Party meeting in Karl-Marx-Stadt, he said in a statement: “Does the Socialist Unity (Communist) Party want to ...

... thirteenth anniversary of the East German uprising, Chancellor Ludwig Erhard called for free elections to reunify Germany. Speaking in the Bundestag (Parliament), Dr Erhard said the 1953 East| German uprising proved beyond doubt that the Communist regime ...

... am sure many like me. He claims, without any proof, that the * generality” in ah country have Christian stan: b and that he speaks for 90 per cent of the population. He misleadingly correlates *Sound of Music’s success with its morality. He attacks minorities ...

... committee saw Mr Wilson yesterday, and last night any prospects of the execu tive calling off their strike seemed very bleak. Speaking after a meeting with lu& of the T.U.C., which followed the meeting with Mr Wilson, Mr William Hogarth, general secretary ...

... Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Scotland, described the accusation as “ nonsense.” Mr Edward Taylor (C., Cathcart), speaking from the Opposition Front Bench for the first time, said it was sheer impertinence for the Government to seek approval for ...

... of the Indian rupee, cannot have helped matters. Sir John's statement was prepared before devaluation, and he will probably speak about it and its effects when he meets his shareholders on June 30 in Glasgow. Its immediate consequence yester‘day was to ...

... would be able to put on the streets 400 rifles. About 250 was the actual number, with five rounds per rifle, unless he is speaking of a certain sector unly, and by the end of the week the rising was suppressed. ...