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... problems t are essentially those of the ed state. In which state only can such problems be resolved with the vitality and joy he speaks of. - 1 have also had close contact with those‘unlnpry &lrl.l who found themselves in the maternity ward as an unmarried mother ...

... Economic Dcfelopmem Council, said today. Hel indicated that the N.E.D.C. would not make this mistake three times running. AR f Speaking at a lunch organised by the Industrial Society, Mr Catherwood said that both the N.E.D.C. “Orange Book of 1963 and the ...

... for young children. I think that everybody will understand the kind of subject I mean. Nevertheless, there is a time for speaking out on some of thaese subjects, and as far as | am concerneg the time has come now. It is, in fact, long overdue. | leave ...

... Salvation from God through beautification of this servant of Jeésus Christ our Lord. Ang that God. is the fundamental thought in Speaking of Margaret Sin- the Christian message at Adclair's life and virtues, Arch- vVent, for Jesus came to have His bishop Scanlan ...

... ABERFAN DISASTER INQUIRY COUNSEL SPEAKS OF -‘APPARENT FOLLY AND NEGLECT® An uneq(;u;ocatlh,}answer.\qzould ‘be required by the nts ‘and ‘.'Aruiden'u “of Abelf?n to 11 questions about the disaster which | buried -alive 116 children and 28 ‘adults: ‘on ...

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... Charles go on as usual. After that it is ' Snedden of Bo'ness: the County up to the board. Vice-Convener. Mr lames Boyle. But speaking personally. I and from the members. feel sure that the Board will Mr Boyle said the advent of a take the view that the famous ...

... fell so low that he was ing for a week after Agnew had Imagine it ! Twenty-eight later told the po li ce. T h e day warned to speak up. turned King's evidence. thousand match sticks. An He added. under questioning after Blackburn Gala Day he He said he ...

... likely to end up as a dialogue in which the prompter was noticeably more audible than the player. s Good sets, movements m; speaking mitigate these f b | and .it is to be hoped that the performance settles down by the end of the week, as it may well do; ...

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