... she would make every effort to get Britain into the European Economic Community. Prime Minister M. Paul Vander Boeynants, speaking at a dinner for Mr. Harold Wilson, told him: “You belong to Europe and Europe needs you. i Mr. Wilson had arrived in Brussels ...

... The delegation pressed for revision of the Anglo-Eire trade agreement in relation to British subsidies to Eire meat plants. Speaking of their representations on SET.. Captain Orr said they stressed that concessions made in last year's Ulster Budget were ...

... SPEAKING THE MINI IS ON THE WAY OUT I: vin: swinging trapezes at Paton; sunray pleats at Balmain; or blown-up boubou dresses at Dior, their bias-cut swirls out in the most lavish use of material we have seen for seasons. And this P.S. No. 2 brings us ...

... ne e d. could again look at the Mr. Tom Boyd (Lab., Potboundary question. tinger), said there was noth- The Minister was speaking; ing more obscure in during a Labour motion! Northern Ireland to-day calling for an urgent exam- than the way in which ination ...

... average, dairy farmers were getting margins of between £6O and £7O per acre after paying for feed fertiliser. REDUCING COSTS ~ Speaking on the development of fertilisers, Mr. A. M. Kelly, Richardsons’ chief advisory officer, said the modern fertilisers had ...

... growing cause for a fourth and a fifth year. Dublin University Theological Society has invited Rev. Dr. Hedley W. Plunkett to speak to a paper to be delivered by its president. Dr. A. A. Luce. in Trinity College next Monday evening. The title of Dr. Luce's ...

... to-day by Mr. John H. Bustard, chief shipping and Irish traffic manager of 1 the London Midland Region of British Rail. He was speaking to Northern Ireland travel agents on board the Duke of Rothesay at Donegall Quay.' The sailing from Belfast will be on Friday ...

... of the Bishop of Ripon addressing a private meeting in Belfast. The Dean said he had withdrawn permission for the Bishop to speak in the Cathedral ‘ for the good of the community and to maintain peaceful relations, and he went on:— “It is a dreadful state ...

... Queen’s Award for Belfast firm The een's ard (last year), ~v?:‘ntwo gm Brown Tractors (Belfast) Ltd. — an event which itself speaks well for the progress made by this famous firm. The company originally was owned by O. D. Cars who were distributors for David ...

... Arrowsmith, who, with his wife Eileen, is enjoying a winter cruise on the Empress of England. I can’'t do better than let him speak for himself from here on: “First of all I must tell you that the ship is what can only be described as a ‘happy ship'. After ...

... Hugh Mitchell will show Kodachremes of their work in Peru. LORD’'S DAY, 1130 a.m. and 60 pm. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mitchell will speak at both services We extend to all a very hearty invitation. ...

... are prepared to give their time to help this cause. Derry people are known to be bighearted and generous.” Mr. Mulhern was speaking at a function in the Association’s local headquarters at Lower Clarendon Street, at which a cheque for £33-13-3 was presented ...