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FOREIGN W Berlin traffic delays would endanger talks, Russia warned
... yesterday when he said the Berlin Qquestion must be settled before the ratification of any treaty with an East European country. Speaking in a radio interview, he said this condition applied to the treaties with the Soviet Unicn and Poland. ~ The Soviet Communist ...
CALL FOR SCOTTISH REFLATION
... reflation of the Scottish economy was made last night by Mr James Halliday, vicepresident of the Scottish National Party. Speaking at a dinner in honour‘ of the veteran SNP campaigner Mr Arthur Donaldson, and his wite, 'Mr Halliday said: * Freeze and squeeze ...
STEWART’S SPEED SHOW IN GLASGOW
... for a very long time ”) will open at the Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, on March 27 — without Jackie Stewart. He 'mb.&gemvoke only, speaking by Transatlantic telephone from Los Angeles. “We had chosen the date of the show most carefully so. that it did not clash ...
_‘-’f“W’“‘ L HF%‘ 3 gt e Measuring up to metres and litres
... the Minister without Portfolio, Lord Drumalbyn, told the Lords yesterday. He stressed that consumers must be™ protected. Speaking in a debate on metrication, Lord Drumalbyn had promised a White Paper, he hoped, early in the New Year, before anv legislation ...
inflation
... inflation that is effecting this world-wide condlaon. Is it not possible that U Thant, the Secretary-General, speaking on June 26 in San Francisco on the 25th anniversary of the UN, pointed out. the truth al] recognise and none heed? He said, *“Where ...
Paynter quits CIR in clash over policy
... on Industrial Relations because he could not acceyt the Government's policy on labour and trade union relations. He was speaking at a lunch to mark an agreement between the commission and trade union representatives on a comprehensive proce(lurek agreement ...
Staff level in special schools criticised
... special schools are badly understaffed, according to Mr James Baxter, fu'esidem of the Educational nstitute of Scotland. Speaking yesterday at a meeting of teachers in Dundee School for the De&~ he said ,that in many areas Scotland provision for special ...
Refugees fear reprisals
... ese sentiment fanned by incidents in the Republic of Guinea (Conakry). Looking shaken, the Portuguese were unhappy about speaking about their experiences, and said they had Portuguese _friends still in Equatorial Guinea, and feared that anything they ...
Foreign divorces ‘may be recognised
... Kenya and Uganda, who were guilty of gross raecial discrimination, said Lord Brooke of Cumnor (C) a former Home Secretary, speaking in the Lords yesterday. He was discussing the Expiring Laws Continuance Bill, which has passed the Commons and which the ...
Six offer links with Commonwealth
... and Sierra Leone. They will be able to choose whether they want the « Yaounde ” form of association mm&cmm#m by 18 French-speaking African states, the “ Arusha” type of association already agreed with mvn-hud‘rmu, or straightforward trade agreements. 5 ...
APPRENTICESHIP
... Udine, the hill city near the Austrian border where he was born on January 22, 1924, Many working days have been devoted to speaking around Italy. He ‘became the “father of Italian divorce ” through a combination of circumstances. As a backbencher he agreed ...