... to be heavily engaged with many heads of State attending the United Nations ceremony. The door was left slightly open, however. If Mr. Rosygin, the Russian leader, decides to go to the United Nations. M. Pompidou, the French President, might go too, and ...

... and transferred to the Ministry of Labour in 1139. He has served In the Birmingham Industrial Rehabilitation Unit and spli d allses on resettlement of dis• a Sal persons. A Birmingham pensioner Road, Perry Barr, Birmingwho has collected more than ham, who ...

... workers in European textiles, and about 200.000 in the coal industry. It will also pay half the expense of retraining and resettling workers In areas of structural unemployment not directly connected with the existence of the Community such as remoter ...

... to re- told him myself. he said. Asians board ready to start By PETER WAIGHT A retired Civil Servant. Sir Charles Cunningham. is to be chairman of the Resettle. ment Board set up to deal with the 50.000 expelled Uganda Asians settling in Britain He ...

... County branch, at Coleshill In 1940, and took over when his father died in 1952. He is a governor and former chairman of the United Birmingham Hospitals and a former chairman of the Birmingham and District Advisory Committee for Industry. In 1950-S1 he was ...

... (C 111 is director of the Medical !Wean% Council Industrial Injuries and Burns Unit at Birmingham Aeci. dent Hospital Hew•s appointed to the scientific staff of the unite In 1947 and made director when they ilot•lgamated in 1953 He • member of Birrningh•ro ...