... belief that there is a growing body of sport opinion—which like mine, is not politically inspiredthat echoes my sentiments.’ “I speak as a true-blooded sportsman with no political affiliations,” Pollock declared. “I'm sticking my neck out all the way. I feel ...

... on Scotch whisky —by as much as one half—was made last night by Mr James Brown, Liberal candidate for East Dunbartonshire. Speaking in Cumbernauld, he said the cut was imperative if Britain was to join the Common Market. The present 44s duty was between ...

... Church social worker s,peaks ‘up for unmarried fathers A church social worker spoke up for the “fugitive father” at a conference in Edinburgh on Saturday on the unmarried mother and her child. Captain Fred Smith, of the Church Army of the Church of England ...

... Presbytery last week. Mr Stott said that he found the | Pentecostal Church service * mostl joyous and wonderful. They asked me to speak to them and I‘ did.” ...

... Labour made it three in a fow and won the election, “ See them off this time —and we have seen them off for ever,” he said. Speaking at Swadlincote in his Belper constituency, where a 3.3 anti-Government szng would be enough to unseat him, he said a Labour ...

... teacher training colleges and Council of Parent-Teacher Asso-|colleces of education. ciations of Scotland on Saturday. ROLE Speaking on sex education at Mr William Miller, Hurlford, a conference at Stirling Univer- | Ayrshire, the chairman of the sity, Dr ...

... consider other 0-’l outside this field If suit. ably intereSting. J 930, The Scotsman. YOUNG LADY seeks meo. from August, speaks rench and Itaiian, ’w- and is conscientlo\-.‘ » The loourll. ...

... of industrial relations, from foreign countries whose record in strikes and stoppages is many times worse than our own.” ’ Speaking at the Central Hall, Westminster, Mr Heath said we were now paying over to the state more of our national incomes than at ...

... must be protected from the heat of a General Election campaign is an extraordinary attitude. It is not for politicians to speak of elections as if they were a disagreeable but‘necesary evil. They are the only time-that voters have a chance of endorsing ...

... unforeseen pitfalls and by unexpected setbacks, | firmly believe that your Company's future prospects are good and | know that | speak for all when | say that it will be our endeavour to make that belief a reality. mnmmwwmmyumumim the Secretary, C. T. Bowring ...

... interrupts: “My men have already been there and found nothing. If there are any Vietcong they are all wearing sarorigs and speaking fluent Cambodian.” The subject of whether there are Cambodians fighting on the Vietcong side crops up, embarrasses everyone ...

... fields, Sir Alec Douglas-Home said at the start of his two-day whistle-stop tour of the Northeast of Scotland yesterday. Speaking at Wick, he said: “If it was not for Dounreay atomic plant there would be no further develogment in this field” A Tory Government ...