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... was due to finish her speech 12 R.AF. jets, flying over the bridge In salute. arrived too soon. The Queen Mother stopped speaking while the planes roared overhead and then, smiling, she completed the speech. The aircraft, Provost trainers from the R.AF ...
... it faces a tremendous task talking its way out of the predicament, the Rhodesian * Premier,” Mr lan Smith, said yesterday. Speaking less than three hours after a British team arrived in Salisbury for a fresh round of talks, Mr Smith said his Government ...
... on—t, S e A S Gt ek aed “‘m The following ¢ todas. Onental carpets, Frosts, Shandwick Place. American Indian Arts. Eaglish Speaking Unton, 22 Atholl Crescest Paintings by wiliam MacTagsart. Aitkes Dotts, Castie Street. Documents relating 1o Royal Body Guard ...
... utonombf%': ;ohno Province. DOUBLE-CROSS CLAIM But the South ;l}rolem claim zano “nhn = ”u&Bolwas r ‘n a joint m’“fifim Italian'speaking province of Trento, thus giving the autonomous area @ permanent Italian majority. Talks on the Alto Adige are now once again ...
... Fairfield compan and any such group were outlined yesterday by the hlr}ield chairman, Mr lain M. Stewart. Mr Stewart was speaking after the launch of the B.P. tanker British Commodore by _Mrs Douglas Jay, wife of the President of the Board of Trade. There ...
... FACES AND PLACES SPEAKING at Edinburgh’'s Hume Tower tonight is Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, founder of the Spiritual Regenermon Movement. Maharishi is an Indian mystic who claims to have found the key to *the Kmflo’m of Heaven within.” His is yo,ic meditation ...
... disappointment that they are not prepared to delay the start of the Glasgow Cup-tie at Ibrox on Tuesday fr0m7.30 until§ pm.|————— Speaking after yesterday’s meet- | ing of the Ht;hway: Committee, Councillor J. cAteer, subconvener, said: “ We think they have shown ...
... the union had recei so much support, and hoped it would continue to play a prominent .put in international student affairs. Speaking in support of his union’s q;puuuon for membership, Mr Foulkes said affiliation with the National Union of Students of England ...
... E. H. M. COX DISCUSSES Maples for the smaller garden f‘\.’;}ll;‘N; ‘speaking - of -‘maples Y-V ’one -usually has :in- mind ‘one or other of the many forms of :the - Japanese maple, Acer palmatum, and undoubtedly ‘they.form-a brilliant section of 'smaller ...
... Organisation Commune Africaine et Malagache (N.C.AM.). Mr Tsiranana’s views arc likely to be shared by the other i 3 French-speaking members of i‘hkat l;rnnluflon I;Lawl also is ikely to support the Malagasy Republic’s stand. PEKING ELECTIONS No results ...
... school at 11 and finished his education on a training ship, learning about astronomy, navigation and deckscrubbing. winn he speaks about the acknowledged horrors of the First World War (he was commissioned in the Ulster Infantry at 17), his whole face lights ...
... the company felt that it was their duty to rotect those particular sharegolfiders.” i 5 % The Treasury view is that, broadly speaking, companies should abide by the spirit of the White Paper and not pay increased dividends, but they recognise that some companies ...