... and aspirations and sensitivities of individual will come better community relations,” he sald. small people. Mr. Hayes was speaking in Creggan estate, Londonderry, at a public meeting sponsored by the Concern for Creggan Committee, .on community problems ...

... bureaucracy to make it aware of the needs, desires, aspirations and sensitivities of individual small people. Mr. Hayes, who was speaking at a meeting sponsored by the Concern for Creggan Committee. in Creggan estate, referred to the proposed changes in local ...

... Tom Jackson, warned in Brighton ‘esterday that the unmion would mot flinch from trike action if it were forced upon. them. Speaking gt a rally of P:: Office Workers from u:.w 001. u 8t region, he sald: B 0 Sk will “We know that if we had to take industrial ...

... sprayer, all of Hooker St.. and Patrick Martin Cassidy. a 19-year-old labourer, of Chatham Street. Childers absent as O'Neill speaks By our Dublin Correspondent. LIGHTING-UP TIME-5-52 pm till 9-12 am. High tides to-morrow-12-09 am; 12-41 pm. Continued on ...

... Good may come from evil, ex By Our Political Staff SPEAKING in Dublin to-day—his first official engagement there since he met Premier Jack Lynch three years ago—Lord O'Neill of the Maine urged that North and South should try to adopt civilised attitudes ...

... Ireland Premier was referring to his meetings with the Eire Premier, Mr. Jack Lynch. He hoped there would be more meetings. “I speak for no-one but myself, but I believe I bring you the good wishes of all moderate-minded men in the north,” he told the Publicity ...

... say that through all this I had the most marvellous support from the Master Butchers' Association,” she told me. ‘I cannot speak too highly of them and in particular of the secretary, Mr. John M'Gregor. I was offered every facility by the Association when ...

... 8. Gordon Lambert, the man responsible for the successful Jacobs ‘Jim Figgerty’ campaign, will speak on ‘marketing and the managing director’ at the Wellington Hotel, to-day, at 6 p.m. The meeting has been arranged by the Northern Ireland branch of the ...

... Condemn George's mother, Mrs. Ann Best, said at her home in Burren Way, Cregagh, yesterday: ‘“George’s dad will certainly be speaking to him. There would seem to be something deep down which we must find out -about. All I can say now is that people are rather ...

... not think it would help towards the solution of the Province's rroblem.s. nor was it justified 7 the facts. The Minister, speaking of fhe recent closures at Lines Bros. and Spaldings, said these firms had been causing concern since he came to his Ministry ...

... No help for some firms Mr. Rafton Pounder, M.P. at Westminster for South Belfast, speaking at a meeting of Windsor Unionist Association in Belfast last night, said that in recent years there has been a tendency to believe that the Government will always ...

... will be accompanied by his wife, will be going to Washington, New York and Chicago. One of his main engagements will be to speak at a National Press Club lunch in Washington next Wednesday. The Prime Minister will also be giving television and Press interviews ...