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... minister, who has appealed for the introduction of a form of bishop in the Kirk, heard an expansion of his views last night. Speaking at a dialogue meeting” in Largo -and Newburn Church, Fife, the Rev. Douglas Lister said: “The 'first need in the Kirk is ...

... Turnbull isn’t one of them. He talks football carefully and sensibly, eschewing prophecies and snap judgments. It is only when he speaks of what he calls greatness that he gets excited. Six years ago last Sunday he arrived in Aberdeen, with the aim of bringing ...

... today. The outlook appeared dim for a formal extension of the ceasefire for a specified period. President Anwar - Sadat will speak to the Egy?tim people by radio and television on Sunday night to inform them of Cairo’s mon.——New York Times News ce. Jerusalem: ...

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... was a political strategy of doubtful military merit, Lt.-Col. Colin Mitchell (C, Aberdeen W) told the Commons yesterday. Speaking in a debate on defence he said he could not believe that Britain's conventional forces in Europe were at present strong enough ...